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February 6th, 2020 • 2h 53m

1214: Stanktuary

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oh I have to stand in line now Adam
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curry
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Jhansi Dvorak's 2024 winning game on
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Asian media assassination episode 1214
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this is no agenda morning everybody
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I'm Adam curry from northern silicon
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valley where we're molding all kinds of
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things I'm Jesse tomorrow you're mulling
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not pulling over Oh Molly Oh
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we're Molly I'm Molly isn't mulling this
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is something you do with wine so let's
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start with this Super Bowl prediction
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you almost had it
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I know and remember that I said that I
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still wanted to root for the Chiefs but
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that I felt I truly felt and if you look
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at the expectations the way they set it
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up it was going to be empowerment for
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women there were women all over this
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place co-owners were women coaches were
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women we had the the big empowerment
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jay-z
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rock nation Shakira JLo empowerment
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halftime and I blew it but you me you
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didn't actually I mean you you didn't go
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with your gut you have you saw mahomes
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wearing a trump shirt yeah that that
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should have been the clue I blew that
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what's the clue because the idea was we
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have Pelosi versus Trump Pelosi versus
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Trump and Pelosi represent San Francisco
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well I also thought you know the
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president would get impeached yeah hey
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that was a good game though I really
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enjoyed it I didn't care much for it oh
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I the thing that bothered me 21 to
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nothing in the fourth quarter when I
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mean is that comfortable to watch
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somebody fold I mean this guy the coach
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of the 49ers did this before he was who
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he was the offensive coordinator with
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nobody cares joked he was the offensive
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coordinator for the land of fall cuz
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what was the biggest fold in Super Bowl
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history the the problem I had with it
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was the technical aspect I was sitting
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down waiting for
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I want my player stats flying in Windows
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I want Telus traitors I want all Kai
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want to feel good good about the
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technical production of the show and it
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was sparse now maybe football fans like
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that more but I thought it to be very
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almost low-budget I'm not kidding you
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didn't get that at all I didn't think
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about it but because I prefer just no
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sound I think you're probably correct
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and I think for the bulk of the public
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who doesn't really follow football that
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close they just go to watch this one
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game and then there watch the halftime
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show and then they say to themselves oh
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there's the second half yeah you bring
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it up yeah it was it was just lacking
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also the commercials were I have a list
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of might of some of the commercials
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issues I had we have to talk about this
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at least for a second or two it is yes
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and then who does a podcast a broadcast
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a radio show or anything in between this
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talk about Super Bowl commercials oh
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that's right that's kind of the law
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isn't it we have to talk about it it's
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early FCC well I there was I don't think
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there was anything I like nothing stuck
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out like wow that's so great
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no none of it okay here's the problem
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what was with all these callbacks to the
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60s and 70s how old was this audience no
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that's a good question
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I don't maybe that's what they sold it
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on an older audience this I mean they're
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for sure we know that it didn't really
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do any better than last year which is
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already down from the year before so
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it's kind of I mean 98 million people
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this is not bad for anything well maybe
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it was all although all the old 98
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million people but they had they had a
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lot of screwy stuff too and the the
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Google ad was creepy that was like
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enjoyable as it was so bad wait which
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one was that which oh oh oh my gosh that
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was horrible try it
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that were I think it was the worst dad
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yeah explain it again I don't remember
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all I remember I just have my notes
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horrible word creepy Google and uh was
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not effective in terms of memory no then
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there was the couple to couple these
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things what was the point of bringing
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Ric Flair I mean there's a reference to
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the 70s there's a reference to Fargo the
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movie well that's because the new series
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of Fargo is coming out there's just I'll
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take that there then there was the whole
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Snyder's whole references these old
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references who I've got written down
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here whose live l IV peanut add dropped
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oh yeah they were gonna drop the peanut
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dead peanut add for the baby peanut yeah
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cuz it Colby but they didn't do that
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oh they also startin to call this is
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this is ok let's well I'll just wrap it
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up with this please all of a sudden I
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see this as a bunch of 5g ads whoo 5g
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yes a lot of 5g and then everyone was
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touting that they're going to connect
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the country but here's what bugged me
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there now touting 5g as ultra wideband
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huh ultra wideband is a versus something
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no is there something very else this
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little it's a spread spectrum style of
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communication and it's very specific
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it's also used for ground-penetrating
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radar it's the protocol it should go
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with 5g right so hook an entirely
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different protocol everything's
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different
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yeah so they're stealing the name
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because they can't get any traction with
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5g yeah possibly I mean do you remember
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it was that Verizon or was a t-mobile
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who was touting that I don't recall one
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of the two I don't know either I didn't
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write that part down hmm
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I was just so earth by this they just
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robbed my bra all right that's enough
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yeah I mean it really really aims like
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the ads like what about the halftime
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show was very I mentioned to my daughter
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that it was a bunch of because I saw
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the analysis of the of the woman who
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does these analysis is who I think is
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the amazing Polly to be honest about the
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same voice she breaks down the Super
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Bowl halftime show as a cult satanic the
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whole satanic message to get people into
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global governance
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well the well part of that was there I
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mean the halftime show was part of this
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jay-z deal that the white racist NFL
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owners put together you know they had
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they kind of rub out the Kaepernick
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stuff and they brought jay-z and and
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rock nation so he was the consultant and
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and here's the only thing that uh and I
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spoke to many different women about this
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including my own wife they say I kept
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hearing empowerment empowerment
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empowerment empowerment and I give to
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men to me it's like doesn't seem really
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empowering when you're hanging on a pole
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I get the idea of JLo's movie which I
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like was a pretty good movie and I and I
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without a doubt the physical effort and
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still being able to sing mostly all live
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certainly on Jennifer Lopez's part was
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incredibly talented incredibly
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professional really good but I just like
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if you if you're setting us up to be
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ready for an empowerment mesh's you've
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literally had a promo or commercial
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where there's two teen football teams
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once kick of the other ones asked that
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the helmets go off it's women you know
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there was a lot of this and then just
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seemed like okay and from the woman's
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perspective that I've spoken to like
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well yeah that's that you can be sexy
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and be empowered I'm like okay all right
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makes sense I guess it was nice to look
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at for me otherwise the US women
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displayed as sex objects once again yeah
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but if you say that to any woman and you
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get real pushback yeah I didn't get any
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pushback from me me well I never said it
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to read that has beside the point
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[Laughter]
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watch the game I was kind of surprised
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right I enjoyed the game she's also
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stunned when I gave her the the occult
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satanic message yeah yeah well there was
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there was some stuff there with the
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Puerto Rican flag and the American flag
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and so yeah I don't know if part was
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that all about nobody explained that
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well Puerto Rico's well I can I can
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connect some dots if you want Porto Rico
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we actually got a a note from one of our
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producers let me see this would be under
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2020 yes you got a note here Adam as you
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know Puerto Rico in Puerto Rico we
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American we are American citizens who
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cannot vote for the President of the
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United States but here we can vote in
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the primaries to select the candidates
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this year let me cue this up this year
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we will have the Democratic primaries on
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March 29th and Puerto Rico will send 51
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delegates to the Democratic convention
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that's more than Iowa a delegation
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larger than the delegation of 20 states
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at this moment Bloomberg is the only
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candidate which adds in local with ads
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in local TV and radio and it seems he's
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investing a lot of money since you can
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watch and hear the ads frequently on
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shows with the best ratings that's
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really bad I mean even I know that
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that's really bad Spanish he had an ad
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in which I thought was also kind of weak
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so maybe that had something to do with
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it but you know the whole it's Miami
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Miami has a different vibe my real
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question was if you have JLo and you
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have Shakira both very accomplished who
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was the dude who came on I didn't even
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look it up they're so annoying like what
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is this douche bag
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haha I can go up there and do that
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invite me I'll put on the silver suit
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I was wondering about that the guy shows
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up and out of the blue and it maybe
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wasn't even supposed to be there let's
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think about it I think I think he went
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him up Mike him up see who was the guy
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in the Super Bowl I would expect the
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troll room to have that for me already
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but no Jay J Balvin ball that J Balvin
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was his name yes yeah well he ruined
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everything if there's anything that we
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going on with that but the you know that
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dancing and then singing I would that's
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good I mean that's that was impressive
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I couldn't understand a word of it we
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got we had snow last night here in
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Austin everybody in the world saw your
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wife who Tina were the snow to keep her
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trying to make us she's from Chicago
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throw it what was that all about I think
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what you saw was a a very lightweight
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snowball to still kind of give it a
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little idea that there was a snowball
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and she just tossed it she's very she
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can throw a ball she's from Chicago she
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will kick your ass so be careful yeah
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well know are they are I wouldn't get
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that impression from this no ball toss
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of hers
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gosh no yeah it's freezing that all
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about I don't know man global warming
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likely must be something like that I I
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don't understand it's crazy yeah we
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never get snow here we're at a higher
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latitude so one other thing that was
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just odd but I guess it's never been a
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thing in the NFL is a home Mahone the
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the quarterback for the cheese which is
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named against my home's you you at my
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home my home yeah my hands my home back
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to my homes he he's black but he was not
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touted as the third black
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that quarterback in history to win the
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Super Bowl at all I don't believe that's
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true that he's not black
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oh I don't believe it's true that he
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wasn't tired because I remember seeing
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couple of ball notice you know what I
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mean compared to previous Super Bowls
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has been a huge they keep doing it
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fourth the fifth the sixth now this was
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the third to win yeah I know but this
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has already been a couple of guys before
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him yeah - yeah you gonna do it everyone
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the fourth guy comes at some point you
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gotta just give it up and say hey you
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know blacks can play quarterback - it's
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not like a crazy idea that one would win
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if just tonight okay the dot you know
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what whatever fine I really don't here
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for sports well I really don't care yeah
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I'm surprised you watch the game no I
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love you didn't even get his name right
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so there you have it that's on promise
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what do you mean yeah
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what's his name bill dick alright so
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then we had oh man what was the next
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event was the next event was the the
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Iowa caucus of course what a fiasco hey
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listen that you want to hear a fiasco I
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got a one of the clips from the Iowa
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caucus under and asked Adam oh okay good
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ideas you got a chef's quick you can
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come up with this guy's name this guy I
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like
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well count out something more important
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that let's assume it's Pete Buddha judge
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okay hit it you know something you know
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something if you had told us one year
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ago that we were gonna come in third in
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Iowa we would have given anything for
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that and you know something you know
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something not only are we going to New
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Hampshire Tom Harkin we're going to
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South Carolina and Oklahoma and Arizona
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and North Dakota and New Mexico we're
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going to California and Texas in New
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York
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we're going to South Dakota and Oregon
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and Washington Michigan
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then we're gonna Washington DC to take
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back the White House the yeehaw of
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course the Dean scream gave it or gave
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it away yeah I didn't realize that was
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in Iowa Oh interesting yeah I didn't
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either really hmm why you know why witch
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scream now it's something that I kind of
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bumped into it by accident when when of
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course we and actually I spy sat through
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the entire from start to finish well
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start to polls the the caucus polls or
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whatever they call them closing and I
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watched its many different you know it
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breaks I'm switching around and of
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course I watched more MSNBC it was
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probably MSNBC CNN then some Fox but
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MSNBC I think they really had the their
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top crack team on it because I wanted to
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really understand that there were some
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rule changes and it's it in a way I kind
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of liked it it seems like it seems like
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a very democratic process where you
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you're arguing with you and these
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sometimes it's groups of a couple
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hundred people with your neighbors you
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know people from around the neighborhood
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and you come in with your first choice
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and your second choice it and it's kind
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of like a horse trading market type idea
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and I'd like watching that and they had
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interviews with some young people
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17-year olds who will be eligible to
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vote in November so they're you know
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coming up on 18 and they were all
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excited and like oh this is really cool
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is that kind of democracy in process and
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and then of course it all started to
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fall apart as the results didn't come in
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now we we know a lot more about what
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probably happened at least technically
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and what I was lucky in finding was a
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January 15th interview on NPR or a piece
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actually with it with a couple of
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journalists which specifically mentioned
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this app and how it was something
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incredibly new in fact here's the intro
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to their piece the upcoming Iowa
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caucuses represent the first in the
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year of big tests for America's
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democracy a big test big test for
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America's democracy to Russia's
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interference in the 2016 presidential
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election in fact NPR and Iowa Public
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Radio have learned that Iowa State
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Democrats are going to use a new
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smartphone app to help run their
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caucuses we're going to talk more about
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that now with two reporters I want to
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start with you first just to remind us
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how caucus notice I cut the reporters
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introduction out it's so annoying you
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first just remind us how caucuses work
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and how an app would be involved this
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time around yeah so caucuses are very
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different from a primary there are no
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ballots there are no voting booths
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Iowans will physically go to different
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community centers all across the state
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and physically show their support for a
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candidate by standing in a different
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part of the room and so as far as this
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app the party is hoping that it will
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help precinct leaders be able to report
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their results more quickly those leaders
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will be calculating how many delegates
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each candidate wins based on the support
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in the room and so having an app the
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intention is that process will happen
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faster and local leaders will have help
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and calculating those numbers by the way
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it was working fine before this app came
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along well yes this and I don't think we
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can add much more commentary or color to
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the to the issue of the app and what was
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working or wasn't working in fact I
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believe that the most damage the the
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Democratic Party did with this failure
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is to their befriended news media who
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were super annoyed they spent four or
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five hours the first night alone
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fiddling time and and you know they're
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like I was supposed to be out of here at
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11:11 I could be out here I got dinner
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plans and the s and there was a wreck
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this is under under this is not normally
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taken into account you you're absolutely
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right they got they had they got grumpy
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they got fine Iowa you got you got a
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schedule you know what's what now it
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normally goes and now because of the app
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you're gonna get out of there
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be able to float around the nightclubs
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but NPR and Public Radio International
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to their credit in this in this piece
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from January 15th they already had done
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some work and there were definite
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questions about the app miles we've
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talked a lot about cybersecurity since
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the 2016 election given that cyber
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attacks were part of Russia's
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interference how big a deal is this that
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our Democrats are going to try and use
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this approach in 2020 it's one thing to
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introduce a new piece of watching
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technology without really any practice
20:13
beforehand and then it's another thing
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to introduce that piece of election
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technology without giving any security
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details about it we know very little
20:20
about the specifics of this app we don't
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know who developed it or who wrote the
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code we don't know what sorts of
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security tests have been performed on it
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these are the two basic questions that
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any security expert would ask when
20:32
confronting a new system and the
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Democratic Party says basically they're
20:35
not going to provide any of this
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information because they're scared it
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would help hackers but experts actually
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say that that secrecy doesn't help
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against hacking at all here's Betsy
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Cooper she's a cybersecurity policy
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expert at the Aspen Institute basic
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transparency around how it was built
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how up-to-date the security of the app
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is and how it's been tested all could be
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made publicly available with little cost
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to the DNC and this is probably one of
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the main things when we talk about
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democracy online which John you and I
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are really against for well for this
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reason being one of the many is just not
21:11
a good idea and typically you do want to
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open-source your code you know at least
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have enough available so people can see
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that this isn't especially if it's an
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app something that could be nefarious
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this I think is is the gem here where
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they going to talk about this security
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amongst themselves and I think with the
21:32
with the Iowa Democratic party chair
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Kate how are these concerns being
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addressed as you said this app is focus
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mainly on reporting caucus results could
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the election results be for instance
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changed remotely so because of the way
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the caucuses work there are thousands of
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witnesses who are seeing the results
21:49
play out in these caucus locations this
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year the party is also using
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friends cards so there will be a paper
21:55
trail involved that could be referenced
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so the idea of the results being
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tampered with that could be overturned
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there will also be contingency plans
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that the party has set up Troy Price the
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head of the state party in Iowa so there
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will be a hotline for folks to call in
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if the app doesn't work for whatever
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reason if there is a challenge we'll be
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ready with a backup and a backup to that
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backup and a backup to the backup to the
22:19
backup I mean we are fully prepared to
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make sure that we can get these results
22:22
results intact this is the potential end
22:27
of show I so a backup and a backup to
22:29
that backup and a backup to the backup
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to the backup but fired you're fired
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dude that's what you are backup to the
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backup and a backup to that backup to
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the backup backup and a backup to that
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backup and a backup to the backup to the
22:39
backup are you kidding me this guy what
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a moron
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does the approach since the caucuses
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approach Bernie then that enough people
22:52
to do this had a Bernie man a Bernie bro
22:55
yet each of the caucuses taken down
22:58
notes so they could you know verify that
23:00
they weren't gonna get screwed over
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paranoid about this it turns out that
23:05
they were screwed over by at least 500
23:07
votes here and there I'd like to pull it
23:09
all together got one last clip from this
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NPR NPR piece and then I think I may
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know what's going on there's a couple
23:16
other things we should look up but this
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let's close this out there are a couple
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scenarios look out for here a successful
23:22
attack could potentially lead to the
23:24
wrong winner being announced and then
23:25
having to be retracted which would
23:27
obviously lead to a lot of questions
23:28
about the elections legitimacy an attack
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that didn't even break into the system
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could still potentially bring it down
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which would obviously lead to delays and
23:36
reporting and a lot of confusion at all
23:38
these individual precincts and then
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there's the possibility you have to
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remember that this app is going to be
23:43
downloaded on the phones of almost 2,000
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party and caucus leaders across the
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state these are personal devices that
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have emails passwords text messages
23:53
photos and Russia has already shown an
23:57
ability to weaponize information that
24:00
they have hacked and stolen they did
24:01
this leading up to the 2016 election
24:03
hacking John Podesta email account and
24:05
weaponizing those emails we
24:08
do not have enough security specifics
24:10
about this app to know how it will
24:13
protect against that same sorts of
24:15
hacking this time around yeah I'd really
24:17
love that not once not a single time
24:20
that anyone even speculate for a second
24:23
that it could be Russians isn't this
24:26
exactly what we were told they would do
24:29
well they could have been the guys who
24:32
designed the apps for all we know well
24:35
either they kept it such a secret thank
24:37
you Democrats I do have one clip about
24:40
this and this is a kind of another clip
24:44
that kind of wraps things up with the
24:45
ending that makes more sense than
24:48
anything this is a guy who does a PBS
24:51
show in Iowa the PBS hour the previous
24:54
Iowa or something like that and he's
24:56
being he is being interviewed by Judy
25:01
anything you want to add about how
25:03
Elizabeth Warren or how Joe Biden did
25:05
Yeah right this is bad news for Biden
25:08
and it explains why his campaign is
25:11
complaining the loudest about the
25:14
delegate count today fourth place
25:16
they've never been four tickets out of
25:18
Iowa this is not a good showing now
25:21
maybe it will change and this is all
25:23
tentative as you've noted that 62% maybe
25:27
he does better in rural areas but it's
25:28
not very good news for Biden this isn't
25:30
give him the the momentum that he needs
25:33
to raise desperately needed money to
25:36
stay in this race in Elizabeth Warren
25:39
I think this halts her slide she had
25:44
peaked at one point and then took some
25:47
hits and debates and so her campaign was
25:50
really trying to get some momentum again
25:53
so the third place she lives is to take
25:56
the argument on to New Hampshire and
25:59
just in a few seconds she I heard you
26:01
say you do think this may be the end of
26:03
the caucuses in Iowa yes I think you the
26:06
criticism all over the country is this
26:09
is not a good way to do this they should
26:11
go to a primary system I expect there to
26:13
be a big discussion nationally in the
26:16
Democratic National Committee and I
26:17
think there'll be a discussion in Iowa
26:18
as well about whether this state
26:20
shouldn't in fact go
26:21
primary like most dates it will have to
26:23
see what happens in New Hampshire but I
26:26
it appears that my prediction of
26:28
impeachment over were dropping Joe Biden
26:31
could come true I'm fearful that this is
26:35
true yeah now let me just reiterate the
26:38
idea is they kept Joe in there despite
26:40
the bumbling and everything else and he
26:42
really was not running on a lot of money
26:44
apparently a lot of he doesn't have a
26:46
lot left I had to have no idea but
26:47
that's what the word is
26:48
and once the impeachment is gone you no
26:51
longer need the political opponent of
26:54
the president to be involved in that
26:57
story so now they toss him and rightly
26:59
so they're tossing him right back where
27:01
they where he should have stayed to
27:03
begin with it's sad but come on well
27:06
again I am going on the basis of the
27:08
people who are in the Democratic Party
27:11
at the upper echelon who I follow on
27:13
Twitter and they're all backing bite
27:15
into an extreme and I still think
27:17
they're gonna try to shoehorn him in now
27:19
I should mention that this guy who
27:21
predicted the end of the caucuses this
27:25
is interesting because there have been
27:26
other caucus states and they've all
27:27
fallen by the wayside and this may be
27:29
the last to go in it's easier to control
27:33
to manipulate a primary I think than it
27:37
is a caucus situation where you actually
27:40
see people saying one thing or another
27:41
Bern that's why Bernie put his people
27:43
there's a thing do a real head count I
27:45
think primaries are more easily and I
27:47
think this may have been the goal if you
27:49
think about it was it possible that this
27:51
app was designed to screw up two things
27:54
so badly that they're gonna go to the
27:56
more easily manipulate able primary is
28:01
that possible well here's what I was
28:03
thinking the app could be just a total
28:06
distraction and you know the fact that
28:07
they I think as of this this live
28:10
broadcast I don't know if 100% of the
28:14
information is eaten yet it wasn't last
28:16
night
28:17
I think the fix was in with the rule
28:19
change and there were what was new this
28:22
year what I understood is they would
28:24
also have the raw results and by
28:27
everybody's account Bernie had more
28:30
people turning out for him but the way
28:32
votes were allocated if you were quote
28:34
valuable and had 15% of the first round
28:38
that's how the delegates which is really
28:42
the only thing that was being reported
28:43
by the m5m was the delegate count and
28:47
the percentages of Delegates but not the
28:50
actual what you would call the popular
28:53
vote and I think that was to be
28:56
obviously or maybe there was so much
28:57
focus was supposed to be put on that
29:00
that no one would notice that you know
29:02
they could definitely tap Bernie down by
29:05
giving you know by taking or having
29:07
operatives for all I care it doesn't
29:09
take much that to have someone who's not
29:11
viable pop over to co-op Pete I mean
29:15
this is this is easy stuff and it was in
29:18
plain sight I think that's that was the
29:20
genius of it the app probably wasn't
29:22
meant to fail but it was meant to focus
29:24
people more on the results as desired
29:28
ie the delegates and not the completely
29:31
new and transparent raw vote which is
29:34
what the Bernie bros were counting and
29:36
and what ultimately everyone was really
29:38
pissed off about in fact it became such
29:40
a big thing Symone Sanders was really
29:43
she was grill for CNN as far as we can
29:47
tell their job is to discredit Bernie
29:49
Sanders it started with the you you told
29:52
Elizabeth Warren that a woman couldn't
29:53
want win the presidential election you
29:56
know that canard and then with the
29:59
campaign manager or one of the campaign
30:01
managers for Bernie came out and said we
30:03
don't trust that we don't trust the
30:04
results at all and listen how Symone
30:06
Sanders who used to be with who she was
30:10
with before I don't know
30:14
but she would buy it maybe she was with
30:17
Bernie and now she's with Biden let's
30:19
listen Miss confuse you believe the
30:20
results the app that the I William any
30:22
hard to be they're not being there
30:28
waiting for two hours wide but this is
30:35
interesting because the Brianna Keilar I
30:37
guess from CNN just keeps hammering
30:39
Junior say it was accurate but because
30:41
she wants someone to go on record and
30:43
say it was rigged and and this piece of
30:46
chicken shit won't do it reporters they
30:49
were unable to get the presidential
30:55
preference cards ours aren't very
30:57
important so all our campaign has said
30:58
and and what K been located among what
31:01
are the Mon Simone I am going to I'm
31:05
going to gather up and you're not
31:06
answering the question is this data
31:09
correct in your view is it correct
31:13
look Briana I have not analyzed the back
31:18
ends of the data what we are saying and
31:19
what we have implored to the Iowa
31:21
Democratic Party are two things one we
31:23
have to make sure we get it right
31:24
getting it right means checking checking
31:26
again and triple checking I'm making
31:29
sure that there is a paper trail the
31:30
presidential preference cards don't try
31:33
to paint this as we're trying to say
31:34
this is some kind of conspiracy theory
31:36
okay you guys roll it right what we
31:51
think you have a process where you can't
31:54
be confident that the results that are
31:56
being reported are reflective of the
31:58
votes that people cast last night in the
31:59
process that's a real concern yeah I
32:01
think that was actually the Biden
32:03
probably by the think she would Biden
32:06
know the funniest part he asked well
32:10
what was just hilarious and showed how
32:13
the mainstream news media is complicit
32:16
in ruining everything though they're
32:19
trying to figure out how to get these
32:21
this information into command central
32:23
they're on the phone for hours and hours
32:26
and I I think this was one of the
32:30
captains of a big precinct trying to
32:33
call through to the to the party and and
32:36
give his precinct information and of
32:39
course he has to be on the phone live at
32:41
the same time with broth over on CNN
32:43
they tried I think promote an app to
32:47
report the results the app by all
32:50
accounts just like doesn't work so we've
32:52
been recommended to call into the
32:54
hotline and the hotline has not been
32:58
responsive as to what's going on no I'm
33:11
just waiting on hold and doing my best
33:14
to report the results from that reason
33:16
what are you hearing I know you're
33:17
listening to a conversation from the
33:19
Iowa Democratic Party this is a real
33:28
coincidence wolf I just got off hold
33:30
well just so I've got to get off the
33:33
phone to report the results all right
33:35
now go ahead report yours what can we
33:36
listen in as your report them so on yep
33:40
okay hi hello waiting for over an hour
33:51
except of the day here's a gear yourself
33:54
that one catch
33:57
this guy's ahead on hold for an hour
34:00
that brawl for fixing it no they hang up
34:03
on it this is the dammit this is this is
34:05
the Democrats for the Democrats very bad
34:08
very bad
34:10
they can't run anything if you want them
34:12
to run the economy well and this was you
34:15
know and that immediately was the right
34:19
wing that's Fox News talking point who
34:23
was these are the people who want to run
34:25
your health care okay yeah sure this was
34:29
a right-wing meme I think this is a
34:31
pretty generalized meme that when right
34:32
down the middle it wasn't like a bunch
34:35
of right-wing nut balls
34:36
yeah there were yeah that's well that's
34:38
when there were lots in the yes but you
34:40
telling me no moderates thought that
34:42
this was a little bit a little bit hinky
34:44
I don't live in moderates I live in CNN
34:48
MSNBC and Fox
34:49
so there's only that's it and I was
34:53
hearing all of that on Fox and not
34:55
certainly not immediately on the other
34:57
channels but and I'm not not accusing
34:59
you I'm just saying that seemed like a
35:01
like an easy easy target you know where
35:04
is really what was just odd it's like
35:07
we're not going to question the
35:09
integrity of the security of it it's all
35:11
they're incompetent how about hacking
35:14
isn't isn't this who was it that said
35:16
they're going to do it in plain sight
35:18
the Russians oh it was Malcolm Nance he
35:22
predicted this yeah oh I won't play the
35:25
whole thing goes a long clip but I'll
35:27
take it about halfway this was when he
35:28
was on joy Reese say well that's just
35:30
too bad that's the result of the
35:32
election Donald Trump wins and the other
35:35
party is left standing there blinking at
35:38
a president who now believes he can do
35:41
anything he wants in the natural
35:44
national interest so of course all of
35:46
our opponents in the global threat arena
35:49
that's North Korea as you said Saudi
35:52
Arabia has a very vested interest in
35:54
keeping Donald Trump in as president of
35:56
the United States and they use is really
35:59
American and other subcontractors to
36:02
carry out nefarious hacking and
36:04
intelligence activity
36:06
this nation is going to be under attack
36:08
cyber wise unlike anything that we've
36:11
seen before not just this information I
36:13
think we may possibly finally see people
36:17
put their hands on those thumbs of the
36:18
scales of American voting machines or
36:21
tally machines at the state level
36:23
wherever they can and it will be sloppy
36:25
it will be so obvious that again there's
36:29
nothing we're gonna be able to do about
36:30
it
36:30
because one side will accept the result
36:33
isn't that exactly what happened it will
36:35
be sloppy it'll be obvious where's
36:37
Malcolm Nance now well this just tells
36:41
me that it's bull crap the whole Malcolm
36:44
Nance thesis is bullcrap and the only
36:47
thing that we're ever gonna see in terms
36:48
of like Russian hacking is is really
36:51
orchestrated and not orchestrated by the
36:53
Russians it's it's like just a big
36:56
theater because you're you're right and
36:58
this is why you've been so baffled about
37:00
this they have not even brought in the
37:02
idea that's the Russian that's not once
37:04
which you you know did this just screwed
37:07
up this caucus yeah and it would be in
37:10
the it would be right within the
37:12
scenario because here's the Russian
37:14
screwing up the Iowa caucus to who
37:16
benefits the most Trump does yeah
37:19
possesses it makes nothing but sense but
37:21
since their script says the Democrats
37:24
are scripting this and it's bullcrap the
37:27
Russians aren't doing any of this they
37:30
can't they're not quick on their feet
37:31
they can't ad-lib they can't go off
37:33
script so they they were flat-footed
37:35
they didn't know they had this
37:37
opportunity they were sharp they would
37:41
have jumped on that immediately or
37:43
someone should have at least said you
37:44
know who's laughing tonight Vladimir
37:46
Putin that's who's laughing that there's
37:48
something yelling at one of those in not
37:52
a single one that's because I think no
37:55
offense I used to be a Democrat but I
37:58
think the Democrats are stupid low
38:00
information voters I have to to more
38:07
independent things Emma from The Young
38:10
Turks she was boots on the ground and I
38:13
think she was mainly in the Bernie
38:14
Bernie camp
38:16
quite a connection there a long long
38:20
time connection to Bernie Sanders with
38:22
the Young Turks and here's her her
38:26
feedback on the situation the narrative
38:28
that I think should be coming out of
38:30
this is this plays directly into Donald
38:32
Trump's hands right so right the
38:34
Democratic Party has no cohesive idea
38:37
when it comes to combating Donald Trump
38:40
in 2020 they want to nominate the status
38:43
quo candidate a moderate candidate a
38:45
corporatist candidate like deep blue the
38:47
judge or like Joe Biden but they're
38:50
unable to coalesce around anything other
38:53
than that except for kneecapping Bernie
38:55
Sanders every chance that they get but
38:58
what they really needed to do was show
39:01
that they were able to be competent and
39:04
that they weren't the very corrupt party
39:07
and part of the corrupt system that
39:09
Donald Trump ran against successfully in
39:11
2016 and when you have this completely
39:15
convoluted process an app crashing that
39:18
they didn't test before and then just
39:20
ask seven year-olds hey work this app on
39:22
your phone as a part of the process
39:25
didn't have any of the captains or
39:27
people who were monitoring the precincts
39:30
have any experience with this app before
39:33
that just speaks to the varying
39:34
competence that trumps so effectively
39:37
ran against in 2016 so we're off to a
39:40
great start
39:43
applaud that line Oh swell swell setup
39:48
yeah it was good so it can really only
39:51
be a total incompetence which seems the
39:53
easiest be it could be nefarious stuff
39:59
from the outside or if one of one of the
40:01
campaign's but when you see all the
40:04
connections huge you know Silicon Valley
40:07
billionaires Hillary Clinton operatives
40:10
and when I say operatives Neal came
40:13
paint campaign managers surrogates it it
40:16
starts to become suspicious enough that
40:19
you could just say hey
40:22
what's up with these people involved in
40:24
the party to this degree and screwing up
40:27
this badly and the woman who's in charge
40:29
of this at not shadow but the acronym
40:33
the seventy-five million dollar super
40:37
PAC there's that was running that built
40:39
this and she is supposed to be the the
40:43
Democrat digital you know High Priestess
40:47
and she's the one that's gonna make sure
40:48
that whoever the nominee is that that
40:51
we're gonna out digitize Trump and and
40:53
his team and sad is sad sad a good start
41:00
exactly and and we can't we have to
41:02
remember that just the day before but
41:05
really just just was the day before yet
41:08
because it was on Saturday or Sunday the
41:10
poll the most important poll from the
41:12
Iowa Register and again it appears it
41:17
was a digital problem that some
41:19
different wrong fonts were used and
41:21
therefore sometimes Pete's name was
41:24
omitted Jake Tapper actually expects
41:27
explains it differently it's not just
41:29
Trump is doing his own thing and then
41:31
you also have a series of events leading
41:34
up to even before we get to Iowa that I
41:36
think understandably made a lot of not
41:39
just Bernie supporters but supporters of
41:41
all Democratic campaigns skeptical you
41:43
want the Des Moines Register pulled not
41:45
the one of the most important polls
41:47
coming out before Iowa deciding not to
41:49
get pulled out because they had this so
41:55
when it happens in the advantage of the
41:58
other party it's Russian hacking when
42:01
it's your own party it's a glitch I just
42:03
want to understand the the terms to
42:05
glitch and then last night or it was
42:10
like I was last night I don't it's bids
42:12
been so many days it really didn't get
42:14
the coverage and I only heard about it
42:17
through this YouTube channel status quo
42:20
who reported on it and you know that was
42:23
again a data integrity issue two days
42:26
after the caucus what the heck is
42:28
happening with the results from the Iowa
42:31
caucuses I know I started this video off
42:35
smile on my face I promise you I'm not
42:38
really smiling because it's gotten
42:40
absurd at this point I I just I don't
42:43
even know what to think the Iowa
42:47
Democratic Party released results after
42:50
we've been waiting and waiting and
42:51
waiting
42:51
they released results that got us up to
42:53
85% of results then all of a sudden they
42:56
said they had to pull the results
42:58
because there was there were
43:00
discrepancies oh my god what is going on
43:06
here okay let's take a look at what they
43:07
said before I get into what I think
43:09
about it this is the Iowa Democratic
43:11
Party there will be a minor correction
43:13
to the last batch of results and we will
43:15
be publishing our pushing and update
43:18
momentarily what what you're telling me
43:22
it's here two days after the Iowa
43:25
caucuses you had two days to report
43:27
these results I usually take about an
43:28
hour to report so normally in past years
43:31
we would have had results pretty much
43:33
right away on the night of the caucuses
43:35
here we are two days later and not only
43:39
are you slow trickling these results but
43:43
you're screwing them up in a really
43:46
really shady way so this they went from
43:50
62% to 71% then to 85 and then had to
43:54
retract that additional that got them to
43:56
85% because the data was wrong I mean if
44:00
this wasn't at some level corrupt and
44:03
then I got a wooden leg or I deserve one
44:05
it was there is corruption here someone
44:09
is clearly doing one or two things
44:12
certainly trying to tap Bernie down the
44:15
final results like what 1/10 of a point
44:17
of the delegates
44:18
okay got it got the message and Joe
44:21
Biden is you know sayanora he's out see
44:24
yeah and that's the narrative now oh he
44:26
can't raise money there's no money Joe's
44:29
talking about a punch to the gut Don
44:32
he's over so this this was but it was
44:36
just like Malcolm Dan said it was so
44:38
blatant so obvious and everyone just go
44:41
oh well New Hampshire
44:44
that's it well the if Biden Biden can
44:47
sneak through he will win South Carolina
44:51
and if he sticks around even if he
44:54
doesn't advertise and I think if we're
44:57
invited like this campaign I'm not
44:59
giving up on you no no that's okay but I
45:01
do want you to know that the players
45:04
don't think Hillary's doing this should
45:05
jump in but I'll take Joe next cuz I
45:08
don't think bhootish - let's face it is
45:10
not gonna get it cuz nobody wants that
45:12
guy but straight but he doesn't want
45:16
Bernie but Buddha what Buddha judge is
45:19
the story he came out with a victory
45:22
speech and it really was Amy Klobuchar
45:25
it was the first one to say screw it I'm
45:28
going up and saying we did great see in
45:30
New Hampshire I thought that was a bold
45:31
move and I thought it was smart the
45:34
media company completely covered that up
45:38
and went all in on the Peabody judge the
45:42
taking taking the victory lap and then
45:44
he arrives in New Hampshire the next day
45:46
he takes another victory lap and you
45:49
know it I don't think it's related but
45:52
it's bad optics to have both the Buddha
45:55
judge and the Biden campaign and the
45:58
Bernie campaign it was it the Bernie I
46:01
think so using parts of this company
46:05
services more like text messaging so
46:07
just money flowing it's just it's it's
46:09
sick it's sick is what it is very very
46:13
sad for the Democrat Party for Iowans
46:17
who are just I mean I've been to Iowa
46:21
and the people in Iowa by the way racist
46:25
everywhere MSNBC in particular they kept
46:28
having these Clinton people on black
46:30
women primarily well you know the caucus
46:33
is a really racist because who has time
46:36
on a Monday night to go out you know
46:38
that's white people black people don't
46:39
have the time because they're
46:40
babysitting for the white people's
46:42
babies that the white people are going
46:44
out to caucus that's truly the message
46:46
they were sending so it's sad well
46:54
it's an embarrassment that's for sure
46:56
yeah how sad it is anyway I'll be blow
46:59
over a little just go away after the
47:01
next round but then they're gonna have
47:04
to get to reanalyze that but I think
47:06
Pete will do well the next round but
47:08
it's gonna be Sanders and Warren that
47:11
looked like they're gonna take this
47:12
Indian bitin is gonna be again and
47:15
fourth
47:15
oh yeah the Biden's out he's done he was
47:18
knees no and that's that's that's me I
47:20
know I know you fought Hey look I was
47:23
wrong about the Super Bowl and it
47:25
happens and you'll be wrong about Joe
47:27
and I won't rub it in your face it
47:29
happens yeah you will Warren I'm still
47:42
waiting for the Hillary swoop I'm still
47:44
all in on that that is so good now
47:46
Bloomberg is gonna come in to do and you
47:48
know I think people take him at his word
47:50
well III if I don't win I'll support
47:52
whoever is and although bring him in
47:54
he's got money let's bring him in maybe
47:56
and he knows apps oh maybe he maybe
47:58
maybe you know she knows apps man he can
48:01
do it was before he does he'd know that
48:02
a lot about apps
48:05
Hillary still on the periphery but
48:08
anyway that wasn't the end of the fun
48:12
then we had the the impeachment this way
48:20
this was a jam-packed week yeah the
48:23
impeachment was good it was I got it we
48:25
got to do the
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48:34
simply not reachable
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48:41
simply unimpeachable so it went as
48:47
planned and they wrapped it around the
48:49
State of the Union address which
48:50
probably should be discussed first
48:52
really either stretch to three events of
48:54
three events to plus one let's do it in
48:56
timelessness five minute speeches or ten
48:58
minute speeches by each congresswoman
49:01
yes gal you mean senator senator yeah
49:04
yeah every senator got the act for five
49:07
to ten minutes and they all did and it
49:10
was you know it was like the worst it
49:12
would took up a whole day or more and
49:14
then they went to the State of the Union
49:16
address they took a day off and then
49:18
they went to the vote for the impatiens
49:20
where they could yak some more and
49:22
everything went kind of according to
49:24
plan the Democrats were showboating as
49:26
much as they could and it was
49:28
exaggerated by the news media coverage
49:31
in that then when they got to the State
49:32
of the Union address we got to see wait
49:35
a minute wait don't why do you want to
49:37
do it out of order I think it's
49:38
important I'm giving the right I'm
49:40
giving the rundown what we're gonna talk
49:42
about well we got to the State of Union
49:44
address we got to see the president at
49:47
his best in terms of producing a reality
49:52
TV show and it which had the drama but
49:57
you still pass it you're just gonna do
49:58
it your way you want if you want to talk
49:59
about state of the unions is I have all
50:01
these clips anyone not talking about
50:02
state you know just come let me stop cuz
50:07
I gotta finish and then we went to the
50:09
vote where they let him go and that was
50:10
the end wait a minute
50:15
yeah you're right I guess I guess you're
50:17
right their boat was then yeah you're
50:19
true true so let's think well it was I
50:23
want to just stick with with this with
50:25
the final speeches I thought there were
50:28
some interesting things going on there
50:29
but that's where we start with yeah do
50:32
you have anything I know I have I don't
50:35
have much about anything to but the
50:37
final speeches which was day it was
50:38
Monday yeah and what I have is a
50:42
breakdown of Lisa de Chardin from TV
50:47
acting the coverage on PBS to such an
50:51
extreme that
50:53
that everybody that's ever been
50:54
associated with this show is dead is
50:56
rolling over in their graves it is
50:58
extremely one-sided and this was on
51:01
Monday before the vote and before the
51:04
State of the Union and I want to play
51:05
these and show you just how one-sided
51:07
and slanted PBS has become without Glen
51:12
Eiffel well Gwen and then her mentor
51:16
yeah but let's listen to this is the
51:18
beginning and I want you to listen to
51:20
the Sheep what she does is she says
51:22
here's what happened today and she's
51:24
doing it this is like before the State
51:25
of the Union so this is the first day of
51:27
the three-day event and she's gonna play
51:30
some of the clips of the people that are
51:33
doing their 10 minute discussion and she
51:36
what she does and I'm gonna show it here
51:39
she plays Democrat after Democrat after
51:42
Democrat after Democrat condemning the
51:44
president a couple of Republicans not
51:48
supporting the president but kind of
51:50
condemning the Democrats for condemning
51:52
the president and that's the way the
51:54
report went sounds fair
51:56
so let's start with impeach Lisa dj1 PBS
52:00
congressional correspondent Lisa
52:01
Desjardins our coverage at the Capitol
52:05
the impeachment jury is silent no more
52:07
so I may begin mr. president thank you
52:10
one by one
52:11
mr. president I rise to voice my
52:15
opposition to these articles of
52:17
impeachment I will vote to convict the
52:19
president because it is the Senate's
52:22
constitutional responsibility senators
52:25
took turns processing two weeks of
52:28
arguments during which they were
52:29
forbidden from speaking into ten minutes
52:33
of remarks each
52:35
all right so she starts off with the
52:40
intro to the to the presentation and she
52:42
has two clips in there one guy says I
52:44
object to the articles and the other
52:46
woman who is the Democrats the
52:47
president's guilty so that's a little
52:50
sloppy there and so would now we go to
52:52
the gist she write rattles off 46
52:55
seconds worth of Democrats and then
52:57
you'll hear after that clip 29 seconds
53:00
were the Republicans and listen to her
53:01
how she goes on clip to the Senate must
53:04
now ask do these charges meet the
53:07
standard for impeachment for most
53:10
Democrats the focus was sharp the
53:12
president and a conclusion that his push
53:14
to investigate a political rival was a
53:17
high crime Donald Trump did it he did it
53:21
he did exactly what he was alleged to
53:24
have done he abuse his power he
53:26
committed impeachable crimes he's guilty
53:29
there's no question about it
53:31
President Trump took this action to
53:34
benefit himself personally and not for
53:37
the good of the nation what the
53:38
president did was wrong unacceptable and
53:42
impeachable Democrats have waited days
53:44
for this honing thoughts in hallways and
53:47
in private and so have Republicans okay
53:50
now so you can hear the vitriol on the
53:55
side of the Democrats now she switches
53:57
to balance the report she switches to
54:01
the she switches to the Republicans and
54:04
and their counter to what the Democrats
54:06
have done and she's already put in the
54:08
mind it was starting with the Democrats
54:09
the mind of the viewer the press is
54:12
guilty it's pretty obvious and so have
54:14
Republicans their focus largely blasting
54:18
House Democrats impeachment process the
54:20
house chose to skip the basic steps of
54:24
judicial adjudication and instead left
54:28
straight to impeachment as the first
54:32
resort there is no doubt that the House
54:35
impeachment process was partisan
54:37
politically driven and denied President
54:40
Trump some of his most basic rights of
54:42
due process
54:48
so we have no defense of the presence
54:51
it's a process problem and they say that
54:53
we're trump defenders its listen to this
54:55
stuff
54:56
and they're getting paid now we go to
54:58
the mixed at the end she wraps it by
55:01
mixing back and forth back and forth a
55:03
little back and forth and again you'll
55:04
see the slant completely anti-trump
55:08
slant and this is how she wraps as it
55:10
did in the trial the witness question
55:12
and the decision not to call any
55:14
permeated the air with Democrats bluntly
55:17
critical if the Senate abandons its
55:19
responsibilities when it blocked efforts
55:22
to get the complete truth here in this
55:24
chamber as a result there will be a
55:28
permanent cloud over these proceedings
55:30
it makes people believe correctly in my
55:33
judgment that the administration it's
55:35
top people and Senate Republicans are
55:37
all hiding the truth they're afraid of
55:39
the truth to that high power charge
55:42
Republican leader Mitch McConnell
55:43
responded with his own volley at
55:45
Democrats I can certainly see why given
55:48
president Trump's remarkable
55:50
achievements over the past three years
55:51
Democrats might feel a bit uneasy about
55:55
defeating him at the ballot box
55:58
but they don't get to rip the choice
56:00
away from the voters just because
56:02
they're afraid they might lose again
56:03
that party divide is evident even in the
56:05
search firm meaning Democrats concerned
56:08
for the future unchallenged evil spreads
56:11
like a virus
56:13
Republicans eager to get to the future
56:15
work together we must we will emerge
56:20
strong unchallenged evil wins that's
56:26
disappointing for viewers like you
56:30
I thought that was the most biased
56:33
reporting and I've seen from them and
56:35
she did just a terrible job she just
56:38
cherry picked the most vile stuff she
56:40
could through it on there and then had
56:42
the Republicans sound like a bunch of
56:44
wimps that really didn't like the guy
56:46
and they're just worried about the
56:48
process they're all process oriented
56:50
there's nonsense
56:51
I thought shifts final uh final little
56:56
ditty was interesting and I kind of knew
57:00
why he was doing it which turned out to
57:03
be true this morning and this is just a
57:05
piece of his final his final plea this
57:09
has become the president's defense and
57:12
yet this defense proved indefensible
57:16
if abuse of power is not impeachable
57:18
even though it is clear the founders
57:20
considered the highest of all high
57:23
crimes and misdemeanors but if it were
57:24
not impeachable then a whole range of
57:27
utterly unacceptable conduct in a
57:29
president would now be beyond reach
57:32
Trump could offer Alaska to the Russians
57:35
in exchange for support in the next
57:37
election or decide to move to mar-a-lago
57:39
permanently and let Jared Kushner run
57:41
the country delegating to him the
57:44
decision whether to go to war because
57:47
those things are not necessarily
57:48
criminal this argument would allow that
57:50
he could not be impeached for such
57:52
abuses of power of course this would be
57:55
absurd more than a third it would be
57:58
dangerous so what he's saying is is just
58:02
absolutely absurd but he's saying it I
58:04
kind of figured it out but it's obvious
58:07
this is what you want to do you want
58:09
that setting although it's the worst set
58:11
the worst television set in the world
58:13
looks like you're in somebody's shitty
58:14
bathroom with that marble behind you
58:16
it's just a bad set Lighting's bad shots
58:18
wrong but it's really so that he can be
58:21
turned into many many many political ads
58:24
it is midnight in Washington
58:27
the lights are finally going out in the
58:29
capital after a long day in the
58:30
impeachment trial of Donald J Trump you
58:33
can't trust this president to do the
58:34
right thing not for one minute
58:36
not for one election not for the sake of
58:39
our country
58:40
you just can't he will not change and
58:45
you know it
58:46
history will not be kind to Donald Trump
58:49
I think we all know that not because it
58:51
will be written by never Trump errs but
58:53
because whenever we have departed from
58:55
the values of our nation we have come to
58:57
regret it and that regret is written all
59:00
over the pages of our history if you
59:02
find that the house has proved its case
59:04
and still vote to acquit your name will
59:08
be tied to his with the court of steel
59:10
and for all of history he has betrayed
59:13
our national security
59:14
he has compromised our elections and he
59:16
will do so again you will not change him
59:19
you cannot constrain him truth matters
59:22
riddle to him what's right matters even
59:24
less and decency matters not at all we
59:29
have proven Donald Trump guilty and now
59:32
do
59:33
impartial justice it's going to be scary
59:42
this election season orange man bad I
59:49
did not throw the Bing Bing bong bong in
59:52
there that's in there the visuals of
59:53
course are fantastic throwing up Martin
59:56
Luther King and Obama you know all the
59:58
good way okay that's a political ad
1:00:01
against Trump for but produced by whom
1:00:06
you're right by the way everything that
1:00:08
shift did and everything he said
1:00:10
especially when he was had the marble
1:00:13
behind him was written as though is
1:00:15
gonna go into an ad it was 11 films is
1:00:19
the name of the outfit that did it
1:00:21
they're in Portland I don't know who
1:00:22
paid them I don't know there was one
1:00:27
little funny eye so that came out of the
1:00:29
the Schumer as Schumer did some kind of
1:00:31
stand-up presser and he was
1:00:32
orchestrating the press and this came
1:00:34
out of his mouth I'll do you okay thanks
1:00:37
I maybe someone would want that for this
1:00:43
part of it this is because I have the
1:00:46
end of it is I also have us a nice oh
1:00:48
this is where's my Schumer clip Schumer
1:00:52
is astounded no mistake about it the
1:00:54
drip drip drip of evidence is going to
1:00:57
keep coming out with each new revelation
1:01:00
Republicans are going to have to answer
1:01:02
for their votes
1:01:05
they chose to turn their back on the
1:01:07
American people and stand for a cover-up
1:01:10
they chose to use that hominem attacks
1:01:13
and finger-pointing
1:01:15
leader McConnell couldn't even say bring
1:01:17
himself to say what the President did
1:01:19
was wrong when you asked him a few
1:01:22
minutes ago that's astounding that's
1:01:26
astounding it's pretty good competing
1:01:33
with the one you already pre picked for
1:01:35
yourself yeah but the oh there's a
1:01:37
10-car train today I have this doubting
1:01:44
ISO which is just played and then I have
1:01:46
the yargh old no that doesn't come on
1:01:54
you cannot I'm sorry there is just
1:01:57
nothing that personally I think can go
1:02:01
above my eye so lit okay I was gonna
1:02:06
wait to play it at the end of the show
1:02:07
again where it belongs but yes here it
1:02:09
is a backup and a backup to that backup
1:02:11
and a backup to the backup to the backup
1:02:12
I mean that's legendary that needs to be
1:02:14
codified well you know this will wait
1:02:18
we'll see what comes up what's the clip
1:02:25
length it's the three seconds it is it
1:02:28
is on a long side it is on the long side
1:02:30
those you're gonna want to set the
1:02:32
precedent you know what's gonna happen
1:02:39
we can't we have a choice we can thank
1:02:44
some people or we can go as State of the
1:02:46
Union then thank some people I like the
1:02:50
t's but it's up to you I think that we
1:02:53
can let me think for a second if we
1:02:56
thank some people time is it okay just
1:02:58
averages we're playing our ladies and
1:03:00
gentlemen we are making important
1:03:02
two decisions these decisions do not
1:03:04
come easy what what if we're gonna thank
1:03:08
some people that there's one issue that
1:03:09
has to be this tree has to be at least
1:03:10
acknowledged I'm not supposed to say
1:03:14
yeah what's that I'm all ears
1:03:16
I don't have the spreadsheet up yet
1:03:27
let's go to the thank you for your
1:03:32
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amazing wife I am still a douchebag
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ESP ICT you've got thank you very much
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allison is his wife or was his nation'
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guy credit for this donation but in fact
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Allison's husband no all I got is a C
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maybe Charles Karl Karl leap gold olie
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polie polled lap hold a 210 dollars and
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33 cents whatever however you pronounce
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his name I've been an avid listener
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since August 2019 being hit in the mouth
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by my smoking-hot girlfriend and partner
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the show has opened my eyes to the ways
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of the world and how much the general
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public is being misled yo forget every
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forget every having and okay forget ever
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having an exit strategy the no agendas
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show is just too important well there
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you go John you're stuck with me for the
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rest of our days in honor of my birthday
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I'll let that slide in honor of my
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birthday cuz they have nothing funny to
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say this is not a request addy douching
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as this is my students is too depressing
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yeah in honor of my birthday Sunday
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February 9th I request a deed douching
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this is my first donation towards my
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upcoming knighthood you've been deduced
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play a few random jingles and get some
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carpet everybody oh okay I can do that
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that's what mother I'd like to
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[Applause]
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by I read you've got karma just a couple
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of Brando's and Christopher John
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Benefield in - OH - OH - OH -
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ITM John and Adams Sunday night I was
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listening to show 1213 - while reloading
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some ammo load you might has been
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listening to show assemble 30 cartridges
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and looked down at my dwindling supply
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of bullets to find three three left
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there's no combined this combined with
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it being the 33rd day of the year I knew
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I must act and break my freeloading ways
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this being my first donation I am
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requesting a much-needed D douching yes
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sir you've been deduced I was hitting
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the mouse by a co-worker four months ago
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shrink twice weekly sent us ever since
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please call out Casey of tme land as a
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well intended douchebag this case is
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need requested you d douche him in the
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in case stuff is hard okay
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okay now we go to Steven storm and he
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sent a note in with his donation of 200
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and it says hello Jon and Adam this
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Thursday being my 33rd birthday I
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thought I would we don't have him on the
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birthday list oh okay
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naughty Steven storm storm and it will
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be his 33rd yeah that sounds after eight
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years this is interesting he's listening
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to show for eight years and this would
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be today yet today okay eight years I
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thought I finally after eight years stop
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being a douchebag and donate
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I appreciate what you guys do and hope
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to achieve knighthood by the end of my
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33rd year being that I'm on the hunt for
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a new better job some jobs comer might
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be help me do a cheese that knighthood
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so he was the next jury wants to get
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there okay that's good you can do that
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on the subject of birthdays my mother
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Mary's birthday happens to be tomorrow
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so if you'd be so kind as to put her on
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the birthday list to marry storm is a
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storm is a lesson it's a great name Mary
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old will marry Bay Mary be doesn't say
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okay probably doesn't want us to know as
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a way to hit my dad in the mouth I
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badgered him into listening to the show
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for my birthday so hopefully they both
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hear this and her birthday is tomorrow
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or today is well tomorrow tomorrow
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tomorrow okay yep got it well thanks
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oh yeah I did want to do one thing
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1:19:11
rush limbaugh announced that he had
1:19:14
stage four cancer lung cancer and which
1:19:18
is my mom died of lung cancer so I have
1:19:20
some experience with it from close up
1:19:23
not good what what disappointed me
1:19:26
though is that everybody immediately is
1:19:29
like well you know they put it in a
1:19:31
different way I really didn't hear
1:19:32
anyone say hey man let's beat this you
1:19:36
know you've overcome incredible odds try
1:19:39
it it's like everyone's given up the
1:19:42
eulogies are already being written I
1:19:44
found that I found it very sad well I
1:19:47
actually tracked a lot of this on
1:19:50
Twitter because I wanted to put together
1:19:51
a newsletter that shows a lot of the
1:19:53
hate oh good oh my god I hope he dies a
1:19:56
slow and painful death so he supported
1:19:59
birtherism is exactly what I read like
1:20:04
died that but there's someone I think
1:20:06
one person put it everybody that's
1:20:09
saying I think about rush it all has
1:20:11
never listened to his show and they
1:20:14
never have I mean Rush Limbaugh's show
1:20:16
is not they've listened to the show it's
1:20:19
they've listened to the format he
1:20:21
pioneered because it's it's a format he
1:20:25
pioneer you listen to you know serious
1:20:28
progressive you know any of any of these
1:20:30
talk so channels it's all the same he
1:20:32
pioneered an incredible format well
1:20:36
let's talk about that for a quick second
1:20:40
talk should moderate I noticed this when
1:20:43
it happened is because I used to I
1:20:45
worked a lot of radio as a bluesy a
1:20:47
substitute host here and there in the
1:20:48
Bay Area and did you go by that John C
1:20:51
Dvorak was that your honor and the old
1:20:59
school talk radio was you get on and you
1:21:02
take a lot of calls yeah and there'd be
1:21:05
phone calls and every phone call centric
1:21:07
people would call right in and they
1:21:10
didn't do that
1:21:11
Limbaugh didn't do that he came up with
1:21:13
a new theory and I think it was based on
1:21:16
the fact that he'd done talk or video
1:21:18
for a while or it worked in Sacramento
1:21:20
he did some other things
1:21:22
he noticed two things first of all of
1:21:23
course he became very partisan because
1:21:25
the Fairness Act was was repealed and he
1:21:28
could to just be a Republican but which
1:21:30
is what he did and so he didn't have to
1:21:32
balance the show like you supposedly had
1:21:34
to do in the past
1:21:35
but the other thing was he noticed that
1:21:38
call-in shows which is what most talk
1:21:40
radio was during the 80s early eighties
1:21:43
especially in the late 70s where you
1:21:46
take a lot of calls and you'd kind of
1:21:48
interact with these callers and you'd be
1:21:49
at get gek and they'd talk he noticed
1:21:52
that there were most of the call ins
1:21:53
weren't as interesting as he was and
1:21:56
what and they were they were boring in
1:21:58
many cases and they were to ramble and
1:22:00
they were hard to cut off and some of
1:22:01
them are entertaining guys who did talk
1:22:03
radio would hang up on guys and make a
1:22:06
big scene by arrows suck and they hang
1:22:08
up right and that was always entertained
1:22:10
but it was again it was a gimmicky thing
1:22:12
so Limbaugh found that he would if he
1:22:14
just talked it was talk radio of one guy
1:22:18
talking and yak-yak-yak he talking
1:22:20
talking talking then maybe take a call
1:22:22
to take a break right repeat himself a
1:22:25
lot over the three hours a day but it
1:22:28
was mostly hamming talking and giving
1:22:30
his opinions and that seemed to be more
1:22:32
interesting than taking a lot of phone
1:22:34
calls so he never took a lot of phone
1:22:35
calls the other guys who came along
1:22:37
after him were the same way that they
1:22:39
pretty much wiped out the call and part
1:22:41
of the show and that includes Michael
1:22:43
Savage who just could talk for days and
1:22:45
the big chatterbox mister chatterbox who
1:22:48
can't stop talking is sean hannity and
1:22:51
then guy i think he'd go three hours
1:22:54
without taking a call and that really
1:22:56
changed the structure of talk radio and
1:22:58
turned out to be what the audience
1:23:00
wanted they just wanted to hear a voice
1:23:02
that was consistent and Jachin atom and
1:23:05
that's rush rush made four hundred
1:23:07
million dollars in one contract and we
1:23:10
are of course the No Agenda show and
1:23:12
when we have anyone that is going
1:23:15
through this we have something for that
1:23:17
and it's called the f cancer and I'd
1:23:19
like to send one out from for me and I
1:23:21
think from you as well John to Rush
1:23:23
Limbaugh
1:23:24
[Applause]
1:23:28
you've got karma so I get to meet him
1:23:34
once and there was a just casual he was
1:23:38
ironically smoking a cigar I've met him
1:23:41
several times we had the same
1:23:43
syndication company and a very nice guy
1:23:47
and this guy and it was very clear in
1:23:50
the pecking order at the syndication
1:23:51
company there was rush limbaugh and then
1:23:54
really a whole lot of nothing then below
1:23:56
the whale poop that's where I came in
1:23:59
that I mean Rush Limbaugh is certainly
1:24:00
in radio business is unparalleled the on
1:24:04
all levels all levels the Union now
1:24:14
there's a couple of I don't have any
1:24:17
clips of one and but not from the State
1:24:19
of the Union I just have some
1:24:21
observations I thought I thought it was
1:24:24
reality TV we had his finest well hold
1:24:28
on that's too easy that that's you know
1:24:32
like it was reality TV this was just
1:24:37
call it what it is what is the number
1:24:38
one show in America what does it every
1:24:40
one show in America The Bachelor but
1:24:42
what are the probably the top ten shows
1:24:44
in America you can you the television
1:24:47
pundits can wrinkle their noses and
1:24:51
squint their eyes and say this was not
1:24:57
saying you were I'm not saying you were
1:24:59
I'm saying the pundits you got a pundit
1:25:01
I am a pundit I want to stop because
1:25:06
it's certainly from us our producers
1:25:10
deserve to hear a little bit more about
1:25:12
what was going on this could not have
1:25:16
been a better structured television
1:25:18
format because that's what it was and I
1:25:21
think that once again completely the
1:25:24
establishment because in the media
1:25:26
establishment underestimated Trump
1:25:29
severely with what he does with these
1:25:32
things it's so obvious
1:25:36
beautiful stories from people you
1:25:39
connect that to the edginess of this
1:25:42
actually Wow he's taking stories from
1:25:44
people and connecting it to his outcomes
1:25:46
and it's a beautiful trap because you
1:25:49
can say it's much like the Democrat
1:25:51
rebuttal to the State of the Union which
1:25:53
we can play three seconds up but that
1:25:55
was pathetic
1:25:56
I will get to that where you say well
1:25:59
there's Mary in in South Carolina and
1:26:03
she's struggling but when you put those
1:26:05
people there and then you say and this
1:26:08
is their struggle and thank you for
1:26:10
being here we had the redemption story
1:26:12
hey man you were you were alcoholic on
1:26:14
drugs you came back you've got a job
1:26:16
thanks to the opportunity zones stand up
1:26:19
other black guy who did that I mean he
1:26:21
was going after the black vote he was
1:26:24
saying it's and I think in an
1:26:26
interesting way also the Latino vote who
1:26:29
are not for illegal immigration the ones
1:26:32
that are here legally and you know what
1:26:35
people said it well it was just like
1:26:37
Oprah and Ellen with you gotta K you got
1:26:40
a car you know what look at the ratings
1:26:43
douche bags exactly and you sound like
1:26:46
elitist not you jump you sound like
1:26:49
elitist douche bags because you can't
1:26:51
stand that he did exactly what the
1:26:54
American public wants this is how we buy
1:26:59
our washing powder through these types
1:27:02
of shows he did a brilliant job and then
1:27:05
who oh my god he could the Presidential
1:27:08
Medal of Freedom to rush lab this thing
1:27:12
has been given to Elvis Presley to Oprah
1:27:14
Winfrey this is what this is a
1:27:16
presidential show business ribbon and
1:27:19
it's nice it's a nice thing to get yeah
1:27:22
I was like oh this is the bra then he
1:27:25
had the Tuskegee Airmen who
1:27:26
coincidentally had been during the he
1:27:29
did the coin toss at the Super Bowl he
1:27:33
had the the Marine come home this was
1:27:37
just a fantastic show people loved it
1:27:41
and if I the only thing I wanted to play
1:27:44
from a pundit tree perspective his van
1:27:47
Jones he did this
1:27:48
same thing I think I don't know don't
1:27:53
remember it was before the election he
1:27:56
completely sees what Trump is doing from
1:27:58
the black vote and I think that in the
1:28:06
numbers the way I understand the numbers
1:28:08
the Democrats need the black voting bloc
1:28:12
and if Trump can shave off maybe even
1:28:15
three percentages of people who show up
1:28:18
to vote african-americans because a lot
1:28:22
of them didn't show up they a big bigger
1:28:24
percentage than the Democrats would have
1:28:26
liked to see in 2016 then the Democrats
1:28:30
can't win that is there that is a very
1:28:32
important block they pander to it all
1:28:34
the time
1:28:34
and here's Van Jones to explain what he
1:28:38
sees and I think he put everybody on
1:28:41
notice in the media as well as like you
1:28:43
guys don't see it you're idiots I think
1:28:45
the last 24 hours have been a big
1:28:47
wake-up call for Democrats that's what I
1:28:49
think the Iowa caucus was a debacle and
1:28:53
this was a very strong speech and it
1:28:56
shows what he thinks he needs to do win
1:28:58
and I think that she's very clinical
1:28:59
about this I think you're exactly right
1:29:01
he knows he's got to give a lot of red
1:29:03
meat to his base and he gave it what
1:29:05
from religious liberty abortion all of
1:29:07
it the military etcetera but he's doing
1:29:10
something else and it has to do with how
1:29:13
he's got a managed race in this thing
1:29:15
and there seems to be a trade-off
1:29:16
between the Latinas and the
1:29:18
african-americans that's what you see he
1:29:20
went hard on the sanctuary City stuff
1:29:22
that is very very disturbing it turns
1:29:25
out sanctuary cities are actually safer
1:29:26
the non sanctuary City said he's a cato
1:29:29
institute which is a libertarian has
1:29:32
come out and said that immigrants are
1:29:34
committing less crime so for some reason
1:29:36
he thinks that doubling down on the
1:29:38
anti-immigrant piece is a big part of
1:29:40
this thing at the same time at warning
1:29:43
the democrats what he was saying to
1:29:46
african-americans can be effective you
1:29:49
may not like it but he mentioned HBCUs
1:29:52
our black colleges have been struggling
1:29:53
for a long time a bunch of them have
1:29:55
gone under
1:29:56
he threw a lifeline to them in real life
1:29:58
and in his budget he talked about that
1:30:00
he
1:30:01
about the criminal justice reform he
1:30:02
talked about Opportunity Zones this
1:30:04
school choice sure yeah listen wake up
1:30:08
he doesn't have to be effective you have
1:30:10
to be spacious and the thing about it is
1:30:15
and I think that we got to wake up folks
1:30:17
there's a whole bubble thing that goes
1:30:19
on we say well he said s whole Nations
1:30:21
therefore all black people gonna hit him
1:30:22
forever that ain't necessarily so
1:30:24
and I think what you're gonna see him do
1:30:26
is say you may not like my rhetoric but
1:30:28
look at my results look at my record -
1:30:29
black people if he narrowcast that it's
1:30:31
going to be effective which means as we
1:30:34
move through this primary process we've
1:30:36
got to pay a lot more attention both to
1:30:38
what's going on in with the Latino vote
1:30:40
we're gonna get a benefit in terms of
1:30:42
you know having them respond and with
1:30:44
the black vote is there going to be a
1:30:45
split off pretty especially for black
1:30:47
male voters we got to be clinical about
1:30:49
this stuff we get so emotional about it
1:30:50
that was a rope that was a warning to us
1:30:53
a warning shot across the bow at
1:30:54
Democrats that he's going after enough
1:30:56
black folks to cause us problems
1:30:57
he's not just a white suburban voters he
1:30:59
wants black vote and you'll remember
1:31:01
second commercial in the first
1:31:03
commercial block of the Super Bowl was a
1:31:05
trump prison reform ad these things
1:31:08
matter to black Americans African
1:31:12
Americans and also Trump specifically
1:31:14
says historically black colleges and
1:31:17
universities he's really trying to
1:31:20
communicate to the ados American
1:31:23
descendants of slavery which is which is
1:31:26
I think appreciated because so often as
1:31:29
well black and brown know black and
1:31:30
brown people over there that's not what
1:31:33
African Americans want to hear they
1:31:35
wanted to hear what Trump had to say and
1:31:37
I think I think that was the the killer
1:31:39
blow well I'll go back to my reality TV
1:31:46
comment I think what was to me the most
1:31:52
interesting part about it wasn't these
1:31:54
yeah I had all these guests come out and
1:31:56
they were all many of them in tears for
1:31:59
one reason or another which was again a
1:32:02
reality TV mechanism mm-hmm but it was
1:32:06
the fact that he would say something
1:32:08
like we have to end all crime and he
1:32:10
would get all the Republicans to stand
1:32:12
up and all the Democrats
1:32:14
stay seated and many of them very well
1:32:17
defined because the women decided to
1:32:18
wear white yeah yeah and so there was
1:32:22
like this huge group of people that were
1:32:24
seated with their arms crossed and they
1:32:25
didn't show in other words they didn't
1:32:27
want crime to be stopped well there was
1:32:29
a lot of thought murder even even
1:32:32
women's issues they weren't standing up
1:32:34
they wouldn't stand for anything he said
1:32:36
one or two items at Nancy Pelosi in the
1:32:38
back
1:32:39
she was the cue she would be the one
1:32:41
again she was a reality-tv she would be
1:32:45
the director she would when she would
1:32:46
clap they would clap if she didn't clap
1:32:48
they didn't clap if she would stand they
1:32:50
would stand and she shush them too a
1:32:53
couple of times she did she's just
1:32:55
something and I'm not sure what it was
1:32:57
but she was because they didn't know
1:32:59
that they were booing and gasping and
1:33:02
sighing and I roll it that was so she
1:33:06
between her horn
1:33:07
no you don't do that so she's like the
1:33:09
kind of the stage manager for the
1:33:12
unfortunately on screen the whole time
1:33:14
and did you see pence because he knew
1:33:16
that he wasn't squarely behind Trump so
1:33:19
he was askew his his right shoulder was
1:33:22
actually not even touching the back of
1:33:24
the chair he was so tilted over to make
1:33:26
sure there grumbling and this she was
1:33:34
chewing on her stop doing that she's
1:33:39
chewing away she looks terrible and so
1:33:41
that that to me was the best part which
1:33:44
was the yes that yes yes we're for peace
1:33:47
and prosperity yes we are for peace and
1:33:50
prosperity while the Democrats were
1:33:52
sitting on their hands no we're against
1:33:55
peace and prosperity we're off were for
1:33:57
murder they were I think it was a sucker
1:34:08
that he played a sucker he suckered them
1:34:09
you know what you know it was it was
1:34:12
orchestrated so they would be
1:34:13
embarrassed oh yeah and there was a
1:34:15
couple things first of all his hair was
1:34:17
a helmet he would turn his head and and
1:34:21
the back of his hair would brush against
1:34:23
his shoulder and the whole thing went
1:34:25
for look
1:34:26
I kept seeing his hair move like oh man
1:34:29
just a little lighter on the spray in
1:34:31
the back when he was talking about the
1:34:33
two trillion dollars that that we've
1:34:36
spent on the military industrial complex
1:34:38
and they cut to the generals I mean this
1:34:42
should have had thought balloons they're
1:34:43
like do you know what we did with that
1:34:46
where'd it go man where's all that money
1:34:48
they look shifty they didn't look very
1:34:51
very confident in this two trillion
1:34:53
dollars they've they put into something
1:34:55
now there was another element to this
1:34:58
which was the quote unquote
1:35:00
fact-checking and the fact-checking
1:35:03
thing is getting really old and stale
1:35:05
and one of the things that you if you
1:35:07
notice you listed the facts again they
1:35:09
really didn't find a lot of facts that
1:35:11
Trump said that we're wrong they were
1:35:13
just kind of questionable or borderline
1:35:16
or Trump would say something like three
1:35:18
point nine million and they said no it
1:35:20
was three point eight five they were
1:35:23
like really really they're nitpicking
1:35:25
about some of these facts you know so
1:35:27
they get added to the twenty five
1:35:29
thousand lies I know I'd like to
1:35:31
strengthen your argument because I got a
1:35:34
little tired it's actually more than
1:35:36
sixteen thousand lies this is this is
1:35:38
the thing this it should be in the Trump
1:35:40
rotation sixteen thousand lies and and
1:35:43
we're and we'll get back to State of the
1:35:45
Union I'll just play this little little
1:35:47
bit of this clip when I saw I saw this
1:35:49
clip of Jimmy Kimmel and that made me
1:35:51
dive into it to find out the moment
1:35:53
Donald Trump put his hand on the Bible
1:35:55
and swore to protect and defend the
1:35:57
Constitution of the United States that
1:35:59
was his first official lie as president
1:36:01
and he just kept going from there
1:36:03
according to the Washington Post since
1:36:05
taking office
1:36:06
Trump has racked up more than 16,000
1:36:09
false or misleading claims sixteen
1:36:12
thousand two hundred forty one lies and
1:36:14
that's just in public that doesn't even
1:36:16
include the time he told Don junior he
1:36:19
loves him that GZA so that goes so I
1:36:21
went and found I wanted to find out who
1:36:23
has tracked this since it's such a thing
1:36:25
16,000 16,000 it's the Washington Post
1:36:29
the number they are have tried to have a
1:36:32
database and the number is currently
1:36:35
sixteen thousand two hundred and forty
1:36:37
one and of course it's not
1:36:40
eyes they Titleist false or misleading
1:36:42
claims just the first page just to give
1:36:45
you an idea of what's in here January 18
1:36:49
2020 Trump said I remember 2016 the
1:36:53
election the fake news they said Trump
1:36:55
was going to have a hard time winning
1:36:56
Texas so that's one column that's the
1:36:59
false allegation or the lie on the
1:37:01
right-hand column they have their
1:37:03
debunked statement literally one line
1:37:06
Trump was always going to win Texas
1:37:08
easily so that's a lie so what he said
1:37:12
there is a lie because that's their
1:37:13
fact-check Trump was always going to win
1:37:16
Texas easily let's see a couple of
1:37:20
others since my election night stakes is
1:37:23
before you go on and I like this list
1:37:25
I remember when some people were talking
1:37:28
about both Georgia and Texas possibly
1:37:31
switching over but this but this is this
1:37:33
is my point is it's very subjective
1:37:35
claims more Jenni okay January 18th 2020
1:37:40
Trump said since my election the United
1:37:43
States has gained 7 million jobs
1:37:45
unthought-of
1:37:46
if I had said that in the campaign trail
1:37:48
the fake news would have gone crazy the
1:37:51
rebuttal cuz this of course is false
1:37:54
Trump sites how many jobs have been
1:37:56
created since the election but not since
1:37:59
the beginning of his administration
1:38:00
we've got him since he took office it
1:38:05
was six point six point seven million
1:38:10
okay the next one Jan your January
1:38:14
eighteenth twenty twenty I got it the
1:38:17
unemployment rate is now three point
1:38:19
five percent the lowest in more than 51
1:38:21
years the rebuttal from Washington Post
1:38:25
first I don't have to do the voice for
1:38:27
some reason Trump always stretches this
1:38:30
climb throughout 2018 and 2019 a low of
1:38:34
three point five percent unemployment
1:38:36
would be the best in 50 years
1:38:41
this is the shit that's at the top of
1:38:44
the list yes
1:38:46
is 59-51 that's because they lie because
1:38:51
they feel that when he said it it wasn't
1:38:53
a year that didn't have the exact number
1:38:56
so it really was the best in 50 years
1:38:58
and not 51 that's one of the lies and
1:39:02
that you can go through all 16,000 of
1:39:04
them it's stuff like that it's called
1:39:08
aunt fucking and it's lame although very
1:39:12
entertaining to read it it just you be
1:39:14
it's crazy it just points out the
1:39:18
insanity these people it's the
1:39:20
Washington Post the Washington Post is
1:39:23
insane here January 18th
1:39:26
they had to capture them they the
1:39:30
migrants couldn't get over the wall they
1:39:32
had to send trucks and ladders they got
1:39:34
stuck on top of the wall they couldn't
1:39:35
get down loaded up the with drugs on
1:39:37
their back the rebuttal news reports say
1:39:41
there's no evidence to suggest that the
1:39:43
migrants were carrying drugs I mean they
1:39:45
take it so they take such an odd stance
1:39:50
anything - yeah as a result of our
1:39:53
reductions and regulations the average
1:39:55
American household will save $3,100 a
1:39:58
year just on regulation cuts wrong it's
1:40:01
not 3,100 it's 3,000 you're wrong you're
1:40:05
lying Trump okay he's doing great for
1:40:12
everybody but he's a liar because it's
1:40:14
not 30 100 is 3,000 an income on to that
1:40:22
that kind of stuff that kind of stuff
1:40:24
now yeah I loved how he did some of his
1:40:28
own his own stories when and if you
1:40:31
watch watch the video of course I was
1:40:34
really only watching Nancy
1:40:36
he starts and she's reading along stop
1:40:39
stop
1:40:40
dad you know I never thought of that
1:40:42
Nancy is what classic Hollywood scene
1:40:46
stealer yes yes you're right somebody's
1:40:49
who's your your eyes can doubt you
1:40:52
mentioned that already remember seeing
1:40:53
Trump's expressions cuz you're you just
1:40:56
watching Nancy dance unless his hair
1:40:58
move
1:40:58
I saw that and then but Nancy so he
1:41:01
starts he stand she's reading along with
1:41:03
the with this with the script which
1:41:05
around this point she pre-tour I'm sure
1:41:08
you've seen that now on Twitter there's
1:41:11
there's pig there's video of it
1:41:12
everywhere she pre tore the pages for
1:41:15
her dramatic tear at the end so this is
1:41:17
probably half an hour before the end she
1:41:19
already had decided that this is what
1:41:20
she was going to do and he starts
1:41:22
reading this horrific story about many a
1:41:25
criminal illegal immigrant who's you
1:41:29
know and this rampage he went on but as
1:41:31
he starts to go in like California is
1:41:33
the worst with this and of course what
1:41:35
he said was California passed away just
1:41:38
law declaring their whole state to be a
1:41:41
station we'll get into sanctuary in a
1:41:47
moment but as he's reading that you need
1:41:50
to go back and watch her face because
1:41:52
you can see she's reading ahead and see
1:41:54
that he's going to read this horrific
1:41:57
story of people getting shot at close
1:41:59
range and her mouth falls open and she's
1:42:03
she's horrified that he is going to read
1:42:06
this about her a jurisdiction basically
1:42:11
her her state and and that's when the
1:42:14
whole getting ready to tear the thing
1:42:16
etc but the stang I was Tula I
1:42:20
immediately tried to register sanctuary
1:42:22
calm it's all registered of course
1:42:24
people much faster than me I have a clip
1:42:27
Scott Adams actually I thought did a
1:42:29
pretty good job of discussing this
1:42:31
particular gaff which was it a gaff was
1:42:35
it not a gaff and I thought this was
1:42:37
pretty funny and my favorite part is
1:42:40
that when the president misspoke he
1:42:43
slurred a word he was trying to save
1:42:45
sanctuary City but it came out statuary
1:42:49
city to which I said to myself he's a
1:42:53
natural he can make up a nickname kill
1:42:57
shop for a person you know with two
1:43:00
minutes of thought and it'll be like a
1:43:01
permanent nickname that we all use but
1:43:04
he came up with a San Francisco
1:43:06
linguistic kill shot it's no longer just
1:43:10
the sanctuary city
1:43:11
that has human feces on the sidewalk it
1:43:15
is quite properly
1:43:16
he's sanctuary city maybe it's it sure
1:43:20
seemed like an actual flub but maybe
1:43:23
maybe his brain is so talented
1:43:25
according to Scott Adams that his brain
1:43:27
immediately recovers with something that
1:43:28
the rest of the world will love I don't
1:43:30
know maybe a lot of one-liners that just
1:43:34
not I didn't mean to say that came just
1:43:36
from my subconscious yeah and then that
1:43:38
well subconscious is for a thick pine
1:43:41
and when a job well and I'm pretty funny
1:43:43
- one moment of the speech I was shocked
1:43:47
horrified dumbfounded I mean this was
1:43:52
the lie there was a huge lie that I
1:43:56
don't see at the top of the Washington
1:43:58
Post a 16,000 lie database this was the
1:44:03
lie of the evening here this evening
1:44:06
it's a very brave man who carries with
1:44:10
him the hopes dreams and aspirations of
1:44:12
all Venezuelans joining us in the
1:44:15
gallery is the true and legitimate
1:44:17
president of Venezuela Juan do i do' he
1:44:27
is not the true legitimate president of
1:44:30
the even of the council or whatever he
1:44:33
was his his so-called term ended he held
1:44:36
his own phony baloneys swearing-in
1:44:39
ceremony he had to pretend to hop over
1:44:42
the wall of the of the Parliament to
1:44:44
make a scene about it he's not he's just
1:44:46
not he's not the legitimate president
1:44:48
that was a total CIA whatever I don't
1:44:52
know what he was thinking it really
1:44:54
discredited a lot for me like come on
1:44:58
and then grideau it was literally Obama
1:45:01
he just looked like Obama it almost
1:45:03
looked like he did a Vulcan salute yeah
1:45:06
and maybe Trump thought it'd be funny to
1:45:08
have like an Obama guy in the crowd that
1:45:11
he could wave to I don't know but I was
1:45:14
up not the word I was appalled by that
1:45:16
lie I was appalled by it well this may
1:45:20
be he may have gone along with the
1:45:22
program to get some Kudo
1:45:25
the New York Times who credited as his
1:45:27
speech as a grand slam for some reason I
1:45:31
think you could have just as easily
1:45:33
taken a of this speech and taken to the
1:45:37
opposite approaches and saying how bad
1:45:39
it was as a State of the Union speech
1:45:41
it's quite easy to do that of course
1:45:45
with any of these things it's very
1:45:46
subjective
1:45:47
of course since the New York Times said
1:45:49
grand slam I'm thinking what what was
1:45:51
the deal here what was the quid pro quo
1:45:54
bruh maybe that was part of it you're
1:45:57
right the I only got just a little piece
1:46:02
of the of the Democratic response for
1:46:06
good reason because I don't know what
1:46:08
and it must be something with the the
1:46:11
sound engineers that the Democrats hire
1:46:13
if they're not screwing up Joe Biden
1:46:16
making sound all distorted one channel
1:46:23
this woman she is what's her name again
1:46:27
John she's another of Michigan
1:46:31
yes she's Gretchen Whitmer yeah it was
1:46:37
almost like you know there's a ASMR
1:46:39
videos where people you hear them do
1:46:45
that and they're eating and you hear
1:46:47
stuff closed mic that's what this was
1:46:49
this woman she had white strands of
1:46:53
sticky saliva in her mouth and the mic
1:46:56
was picking it up groundbreaking
1:46:58
legislation to finally give Medicare the
1:47:01
power to negotiate lower drug prices for
1:47:04
America's seniors and families those
1:47:07
three bills and more than 275 other
1:47:10
bipartisan bills are just gathering dust
1:47:13
on Senate Majority Leader Mitch
1:47:15
McConnell's desk
1:47:16
um it's just everything she said every
1:47:18
word she needed a glass of water or
1:47:21
something and of course you know now the
1:47:23
Democrats are afraid to drink water
1:47:25
because every single time water comes up
1:47:27
in a in a rebuttal to a State of the
1:47:29
Union it's always a big joke either
1:47:32
you're drinking too much too little your
1:47:34
spill you know it's just like it was
1:47:37
the exact opposite of good television it
1:47:40
wasn't even good YouTube ASMR it was it
1:47:43
was really bad the funny thing she
1:47:45
points out that there go the sin is not
1:47:47
doing anything both course involved us
1:47:49
an impeachment and immediately I do have
1:47:52
this little this is a very short 45
1:47:54
second version of what soon as the
1:47:56
impeachment gavel slammed down and thing
1:47:59
was over there was time left so Mitch
1:48:02
McConnell immediate at least took over
1:48:05
the place as everybody walked out and
1:48:07
this is a little bit of what you got to
1:48:08
hear if you were listening to the after
1:48:10
the impeachment just before he he closed
1:48:13
the sanity's on all by himself pretty
1:48:15
much doing the following permission we
1:48:18
the undersigned sentence with the
1:48:19
provisions of rule 22 is that this is
1:48:21
what you're talking about yeah have the
1:48:23
standing rules of the Senate do hereby
1:48:25
move to bring to a close debate on the
1:48:27
nomination of Philip M Halpern of New
1:48:30
York to be United States District Judge
1:48:32
for the Southern District of New York
1:48:34
some by 17 senators as follows I should
1:48:36
know just had to read an IV waive
1:48:38
without objection I ask unanimous
1:48:40
consent that the mandatory quorum calls
1:48:42
for these cloture motions be waived
1:48:43
without objection I ask unanimous
1:48:46
consent the Senate resume legislative
1:48:47
session be in a period of morning
1:48:49
business with senators permitted to
1:48:50
speak for up to ten minutes each he's
1:48:54
not objection since the Senate proceed
1:48:57
to consideration of s res 493 submitted
1:48:59
earlier today so what he just brought in
1:49:06
seventeen more judges what the hell
1:49:08
happened
1:49:11
already do impress interviews he's like
1:49:14
let me slip in a few judges while we're
1:49:16
still here in there and just blew away
1:49:19
everything I mean this well this woman
1:49:20
was bitching a moan about the same yeah
1:49:23
there are doing press conferences and
1:49:25
he's in there running more judges
1:49:28
through the system with unanimous
1:49:30
consent yes not without objection blah
1:49:32
blah Wow you have to know what you're
1:49:35
doing to manage this but he was there
1:49:37
doing it and then he closed the Senate
1:49:39
he said there would be absurd until
1:49:41
tomorrow at 11:00 when I was done with
1:49:44
all this stuff it was just it was
1:49:45
unbelievable now so then we had the
1:49:49
really the the scene
1:49:50
stealing moment without a doubt which I
1:49:55
think was very effective in that regard
1:49:57
Pelosi ripping up the the pre torn
1:50:00
speech that was just waiting there for
1:50:02
her to rip
1:50:02
she had three piles so she ripped three
1:50:04
different times make sure every camera
1:50:06
angle got one rip that's true I saw it I
1:50:10
was watching very closely that's what
1:50:12
she did and by the way this so-called
1:50:14
snub you know he didn't shake Pence's
1:50:16
hand either yes and I wouldn't have
1:50:18
shaken her head enemy a sawed-off lady
1:50:21
and she started by not saying
1:50:24
traditionally it's my great honor to
1:50:26
present the the President of the United
1:50:29
States in you know in our house she
1:50:32
didn't do that
1:50:32
so in who cares but the the ripping of
1:50:37
the speech I thought was very effective
1:50:39
thought it attracts a lot from his
1:50:41
message people are talking about that
1:50:43
and not about some of the other things
1:50:45
that happened according to this edited
1:50:49
c-span montage which of course is
1:50:53
cherry-picked and you know the c-span
1:50:56
has the call-in lines you can call in as
1:50:58
a Republican Democrat or independent and
1:51:01
they opened up the phone lines after the
1:51:05
the State of the Union and this is a
1:51:09
montage of Democrats calling on the
1:51:12
Democrat line again it's cherry-picked
1:51:14
but it's enough of them see kind of get
1:51:17
the idea of what people thought of not
1:51:20
even the speech but of Pelosi's action
1:51:22
I've been Democrat for 77 years what I
1:51:25
seen tonight of the Democrat Party I am
1:51:28
changing my mind I mean I probably still
1:51:30
be a Democrat before I'm elected for a
1:51:33
goddamn Democrat never again I'm a
1:51:36
Democrat as well no longer will I vote
1:51:39
Democrat I think it's outrageous that
1:51:41
they sat there when all these good
1:51:44
things are happening to our country and
1:51:46
how much we love our country and they
1:51:48
looked like they hated our country and
1:51:51
Nancy Pelosi the whole time she's
1:51:53
sitting up there there was a disgusting
1:51:55
look on her face
1:51:56
it's outrageous I
1:51:58
never vote Democrat again and I'm sick
1:52:01
of it and my whole family feels the same
1:52:03
way my husband my friends are sitting
1:52:05
here all former Democrats we all voted
1:52:08
for Hillary last time therefore never
1:52:13
ever will we ever vote Democrat again
1:52:15
you know it's always portrayed that the
1:52:18
Democrats don't love their country we
1:52:20
love our country and we want to see it
1:52:22
succeed but it appears to us that our
1:52:24
car
1:52:25
Democratic Party's been stolen from us
1:52:27
by a bunch of Communists no longer will
1:52:32
our family ever vote Democrat again
1:52:35
I am literally disgusted with Pelosi and
1:52:39
the Democrats behavior the way she
1:52:41
turned up his speech behind him at the
1:52:44
end I was a registered Democrat I've
1:52:47
gone independent I'm leaning GOP now
1:52:50
with the simple richt of a paper Nancy
1:52:54
Pelosi has pretty much sealed the deal
1:52:57
of a reelection of Donald Trump just a
1:53:01
selection no one gave me any any other
1:53:04
ones plans could be could be plants
1:53:06
could get all that plants but it was on
1:53:08
c-span and at least three people watched
1:53:10
that so it's influential it's like a
1:53:13
podcast on television basically like a
1:53:15
party it's just like a party so then of
1:53:19
course he had the impeachment vote the
1:53:21
next day and Trump I think he'd already
1:53:24
done this meme before this where it
1:53:27
shows Time magazine Trump twenty twenty
1:53:29
four twenty twenty eight twenty thirty
1:53:31
two and it goes up to sixty thousand or
1:53:33
whatever but but I had my hair done on
1:53:40
Tuesday blue yes indeed and and my
1:53:47
hairdresser is that she's I consider her
1:53:51
friend she's been cutting my hair for a
1:53:53
long time she also actually cuts by
1:53:55
coincidence the former New York bankers
1:53:57
haired we are only two male clients and
1:54:00
she I wouldn't say she's a Trump hater
1:54:03
but she's kind of a Trump hater
1:54:04
she's not you know necessarily a she's
1:54:09
kind of agnostic but
1:54:10
he straddles she's able to straddle in
1:54:13
different dimensions but her dad is you
1:54:15
know watches Fox News all day and you
1:54:18
know so she actually said to me at some
1:54:20
point I don't maybe she was a little
1:54:21
grumpy
1:54:22
he says you sound just like my dad I'm
1:54:24
like okay well let's change that because
1:54:26
I that's really a comparison I don't
1:54:28
want I don't want to get a haircut from
1:54:30
someone who's perfect well but but she's
1:54:34
very oh and I know we have a good
1:54:36
exchange but then she said something
1:54:38
said I really think he's a true dictator
1:54:41
I said yeah this is what you're being
1:54:43
taught you really believe that just well
1:54:44
what if even if he wins re-election what
1:54:48
if he doesn't want to leave after his
1:54:50
second term now and this is a smart
1:54:53
woman and I looked I said did you really
1:54:57
think you know that this is just
1:54:58
trolling right she says no no I did
1:55:02
really could happen and then I saw Bette
1:55:04
Midler who replied to his tweet with
1:55:09
this this meme of him staying in till
1:55:11
the year 60,000 and this is all caps
1:55:15
because it Bette Midler just types in
1:55:18
all caps I guess he pinned this you
1:55:21
think this is a joke don't you it's not
1:55:22
he means that he will change the rules
1:55:24
and his enablers will let him if he wins
1:55:27
again he will rule you until he dies you
1:55:29
die or both then you'll get you'll get
1:55:31
and that's the end of it she could not
1:55:35
contain herself and it's and she really
1:55:39
believes this and this is a problem if
1:55:41
people don't see this humor if they
1:55:44
really are taking that seriously that's
1:55:46
that's that's a problem well I don't
1:55:49
have this clip but it was on on PBS
1:55:52
newshour there was they were discussing
1:55:54
this after the pitch man there was Judy
1:55:58
on the right and then there was a law
1:56:00
professor from Yale or Harvard some
1:56:02
woman to to her right across from her
1:56:07
and then a guy who was a I don't know
1:56:09
who he was to be honest about it
1:56:12
but he was a brute maybe a Republican
1:56:13
and he said well then he starts talking
1:56:16
about that particular meme he says this
1:56:18
is another example of apparently Trump
1:56:21
knows how to rub there were Democrats
1:56:23
knows
1:56:24
and they and he just loves goading them
1:56:27
cuz he knows all their hot buttons and
1:56:29
it's he says what's really bad here is
1:56:31
it shows that there's a moment in
1:56:34
history where the Democrats seem to have
1:56:36
either no either lost their sense of
1:56:38
humor or have no sense of humor and as
1:56:41
they as they as he's saying this this
1:56:43
woman this law professor was almost
1:56:48
having a heart attack with a grimace on
1:56:50
her face and she was shaking yeah I'm
1:56:53
thinking wow this guy's nailing it in
1:56:57
any I said even to my hairdresser said
1:57:01
you know that would be considered
1:57:03
unconstitutional and I know there's
1:57:05
arguments that the Constitution says you
1:57:07
can yeah no person can be elected to the
1:57:11
vet the presidency twice and so there's
1:57:15
you know question if you could be come
1:57:19
from you know like Nancy Pelosi you
1:57:21
could become president or Pence could
1:57:22
become president you can only do that
1:57:24
for two years I mean there's all these
1:57:26
ways are up but honestly if if it came
1:57:30
down to Trump ends his second term won't
1:57:33
leave office I think I would go to DC to
1:57:36
tell him to get the hell out I mean that
1:57:37
it's ridiculous for any American to
1:57:40
believe that that the American people
1:57:42
would allow that or somehow this Trump
1:57:44
Army is going to protect them in the
1:57:47
White House no it's not going to happen
1:57:49
I have to remind people that this meme
1:57:51
which is an old one before the term meme
1:57:55
was being around forever right this goes
1:57:58
back to the when I remember it
1:58:00
personally from Nixon there was Mark
1:58:03
Lane and was out there one of the guys a
1:58:05
big who used to talk about the Kennedy
1:58:07
assassination and he mark Lane said
1:58:09
Nixon was working on work running for
1:58:11
the third term II Davis finished his
1:58:13
second term but that's okay he's gonna
1:58:15
go for a third term this came up with
1:58:17
Clinton and this came up wit just never
1:58:20
came up with George HW Bush because he
1:58:22
never got in twice but this came up with
1:58:23
Clinton and Obama with George Bush and
1:58:26
Obama too and Obama
1:58:28
that's right Obama I remember it with
1:58:29
Obama I should have mentioned this is
1:58:32
bullcrap but it's funny and I think you
1:58:35
did this on purpose knowing it's gonna
1:58:36
get there one old
1:58:37
stop forgot to mention during the the
1:58:40
stank chew area statuary city dead
1:58:45
so today right after the the stank of
1:58:48
the Union Homeland Security I think it's
1:58:53
acting Homeland Security Secretary said
1:58:56
the Department Homeland Security because
1:58:59
New York State has declared itself a
1:59:02
sanctuary sanctuary sate statuary State
1:59:05
we are immediately suspending enrollment
1:59:09
in global entry and all other trusted
1:59:11
traveler programs for all New York State
1:59:14
residents fantastic move because they
1:59:18
saying it's like hey you got people who
1:59:20
could be there illegally who who have
1:59:23
can come into the country without being
1:59:25
checked because I've got Global Entry
1:59:27
that's over in OMA now you still get you
1:59:29
can still do pre check but all of the
1:59:32
quick entry to the country programs are
1:59:36
suspended for anyone from New York
1:59:39
that's can you imagine how many elites
1:59:47
with the plebs let's make some work of
1:59:50
this damn it that bastard Trump yeah
1:59:55
crap such a crap yeah that was if that
1:59:59
was a pretty slick move move
2:00:01
yeah but there's logic behind it well
2:00:06
sure drama says Trump says they're gonna
2:00:09
pass it because they had that get poor
2:00:10
guy up there crying but Trump said in
2:00:12
the State of the Union speeches are
2:00:14
gonna pass a law that makes it you
2:00:18
you're able to sue a sanctuary City if
2:00:21
some illegal all right right right kills
2:00:24
you in that city you can sue the city
2:00:27
and for allowing that guy to be there
2:00:30
instead of you know sending them off to
2:00:32
ice I gotta tell you this the illegals
2:00:35
it's a problem and I'll and I'll tell
2:00:37
you know they also just allowed everyone
2:00:39
in New York state to have driver's
2:00:40
licenses
2:00:41
they're illegal or not so Texas does not
2:00:45
allow that but people drive without
2:00:46
licenses and for the second time it
2:00:49
happened
2:00:49
the that happened was it Thursday after
2:00:54
the show as a little like Vietnamese
2:00:56
place at the keeper was working late so
2:00:59
I drive there parked my car you know in
2:01:01
the in a parking bay and a guy that
2:01:06
turns in he's got an old cab repainted a
2:01:11
kind of yellow green and it's the paint
2:01:15
that the kindergartners used to paint
2:01:18
with you know has that kind of really
2:01:19
rough feel to it and if you if you pass
2:01:21
your hand over the car the kind of paint
2:01:23
comes off so yeah of course he turned
2:01:26
right into the back of my car you know
2:01:28
I've got yellow green paint all over the
2:01:30
bumper it's damaged it's you know
2:01:32
scratch the whole thing's a mess no
2:01:35
insurance of course the second time it's
2:01:38
like no insurance you know I'm sorry man
2:01:44
makes me mad well yeah but I have to
2:01:48
assume that you're not the only guy in
2:01:49
lists are targeting you that's getting
2:01:51
involved with these guys floating around
2:01:53
with no insurance nobody please don't do
2:01:56
jack about it I know but you know it's
2:01:58
like okay so you know he paid me some
2:02:00
money and he can pay me some more next
2:02:02
month and I don't want to say any one to
2:02:04
jail and I don't want to do that but
2:02:06
like yeah come on let's just you need
2:02:09
insurance you're gonna drive follow some
2:02:12
rules damn it
2:02:13
pisses me off apparently well yes it
2:02:18
does it does it does
2:02:19
I think your car there's your fault yeah
2:02:24
it is my London sorry I exist um well I
2:02:27
think is that it for for the State of
2:02:31
the Union I think we've done everything
2:02:35
yeah I got one here there was one clip
2:02:39
did yeah I wanted to mention that just
2:02:42
to get some of this out of the way this
2:02:43
is a Minnesota collecting personal
2:02:46
information because there used to be a
2:02:47
caucus state now they're trying to be a
2:02:50
primary state and now it's become a big
2:02:52
big to-do because they're collecting
2:02:55
personal information to get you to
2:02:56
register play that clip and get it out
2:02:58
of the way see it's taking center stage
2:03:00
just days before the Minnesota
2:03:02
Legislature heads back to
2:03:03
Work Secretary of State Steve Simon
2:03:05
wants your information to remain private
2:03:07
for the first time Minnesota is holding
2:03:09
a primary to vote for presidential
2:03:11
candidates that means voters here will
2:03:13
have to declare a party to get a ballot
2:03:15
as it stands now that information will
2:03:17
then be shared with all four major
2:03:19
political parties in Minnesota Democrats
2:03:22
Republicans and to marijuana parties
2:03:24
there are no limitations in the law
2:03:26
whatsoever on what the political parties
2:03:29
can do with that data they could sell it
2:03:30
they could give it to a vendor they
2:03:32
could give it to a friend group they
2:03:34
could even post it online if they wanted
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2:06:34
you and I'm driving around a car with
2:06:39
green paint on it
2:06:40
I can like back up block your way out
2:06:45
you could be in an argument to me while
2:06:47
an accomplice of mine goes into the
2:06:49
front of your car bending down they
2:06:51
can't see it you can't see him
2:06:52
takes your license plate off runs it
2:06:55
over to another car puts it on real
2:06:57
quickly while you're still in a dispute
2:06:59
with the guy jumps in the car drives
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2:07:04
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2:07:07
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2:07:09
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2:07:13
your house doors unlock automatically
2:07:15
lights go on and some nice music comes
2:07:18
on so you can rob in peace in peace
2:07:24
plunderers you're there to pick up teen
2:07:27
hour something meet up with her and so
2:07:30
you just know about the house it would
2:07:31
might what I just described as a
2:07:33
scenario how would that not work oh it's
2:07:37
going to work it's totally gonna work so
2:07:42
yeah there you go there's your future yo
2:07:45
I'm gonna show my food by donation to no
2:07:48
agenda imagine all the people who could
2:07:50
do this oh yeah that'd be fun
2:07:52
[Music]
2:07:59
and we will do have a few people to
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thank for sure 1214 starting with Sir
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Alan of Midlothian one two three four
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five when I forgot where's Midlothian
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ins in Ohio Virginia Vince d'amour dummy
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in Tucson Arizona hundred $15 David
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Schafer in Kansas City Missouri he has a
2:08:25
came in $111 in 11 cents and does have a
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he needs an F cancer for his friend
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Ralph who just learned he has stomach
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cancer let's do that right away
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[Applause]
2:08:41
you've got karma douchebag call out for
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Matt you go met John Robin $100 Thomas
2:08:56
Wilkinson Ottawa Ontario um he says
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thank you so much for a high-quality
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content no anonymous $100 sir bath by
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count as valid barred $100 and he's got
2:09:12
a birthday coming up is there still
2:09:15
gonna snow if there's anything that we
2:09:16
should read Victor Vasquez and San
2:09:19
Antonio Texas I did have a note from him
2:09:23
but I don't have it in front of me for
2:09:24
some reason Thomas
2:09:28
and no nation there's what do you think
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should no knee I'd say she no knee you
2:09:34
say no knee I say shunova nice Asian
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oniy 9006 or boob 800 8 mark Tanner in
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Whittier California is twice monthly
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donation of 6 7 8 9 Baron mark Tanner
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sir Chris Abraham in Arlington Virginia
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he needs a health karma still fighting
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afib will do a goat for you in a moment
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bless Olivares 63 Olivares lee lee val
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stevens land in Kirkland Washington
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Houma Costco 60 suppoed pet 55 Ken
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double nickels on the dime Baron Bob a
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y 73 sk v acc harry pilgrim in
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Fredericksburg Virginia
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Harry he is a producer from from way
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back met him on the very first Hot
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Pockets tour good to see him still
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alright thanks Harry Michael gates 50 to
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80 sir
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Istvan in food and oh by the way we
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missed Francisco - Jada Tejeda Tejeda
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Francisco - I hate a 5 4 3 2 and East
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Vaughn from food and al says oh he needs
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emergency karma for his best friend
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Cindy and right now more importantly
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some serious f cancer karma to her
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partner renee he's been battling liver
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issues for years and now has liver
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cancer that spread to other organs this
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does call for an emergency
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[Applause]
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you've got karma there you go mr. Fung
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rut Roberts Tots in San Diego California
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51:11 MA here we go we haven't heard
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from her for a while Maxine Waters
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gravel Oh the gravel is the gravel is
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back 5001 Mary ho e50 yeah these are all
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fifty dollar donations name and location
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if I have them the location Andrew oxen
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Horner and Bay st. Louis Mississippi
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deluzy oh and shottsford Pennsylvania
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it's it's also the people who come in
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under $50 typically to remain anonymous
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that that the sustaining stuff if
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everyone could do like 33 a month which
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1.8% that support the show who are truly
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[Music]
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can we really only have a birthday list
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for today nothing else birthdays but we
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do have a list of short car light bulb
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we sell congratulate him in advance of
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his birthday on February 9th surpass by
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count of the small bard celebrating
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tomorrow and Stephen storm turns 33
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today and congratulate his mom marries
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storm on her birthday tomorrow happy
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birthday from everybody here the best
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podcast in the universe and yeah all we
2:14:04
have is some donations I mean meetups
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[Music]
2:14:16
right well the Fairfield Connecticut
2:14:20
meetup will be taking place today at 5
2:14:23
o'clock Eastern Time Dame Jamie a
2:14:25
frequent contributing producer is
2:14:29
hosting that it's for the New York City
2:14:31
commuters as well it's near-field
2:14:33
Fairfield State train station today it's
2:14:37
probably over by now or may be coming to
2:14:40
an end in Ramallah
2:14:43
in the Palestinian territories the no
2:14:46
agenda tune man tour this is Jesse coy
2:14:48
Nelson he's been at Barley's in Ramallah
2:14:52
and will get a report from him no doubt
2:14:55
see how if anyone showed up in the
2:15:00
Palestinian territories or not tomorrow
2:15:03
Friday the loose top of the South New
2:15:06
Zealand piss-up starting at 7 o'clock
2:15:08
and z and z dt New Zealand Daylight Time
2:15:12
your mate tom is organising that at the
2:15:15
spring and the fern tahu now e also
2:15:19
tomorrow Friday tomorrow Toronto the no
2:15:22
agenda six week cycle meet up me-80
2:15:25
up bishop organizing and the southern
2:15:28
Shilla knows Ian Sheila noise Ian meetup
2:15:31
in southern Illinois with st. bear at
2:15:34
st. Barry brewery in the old hotel in
2:15:36
Daquan
2:15:38
Joseph Hawkins sir Raleigh Hawk will be
2:15:40
organizing for you Friday's a big day
2:15:42
Seattle no agenda meet up at the lookout
2:15:44
Bar and Grill at 7:30 Patrick organizing
2:15:46
for you
2:15:47
then Saturday Oslo Norway the meet up
2:15:50
six o'clock Central European Standard
2:15:52
Time traveling through Norway I want to
2:15:54
meet some no agenda fans at the Radisson
2:15:56
Blu Scandinavian hotel bar unless
2:15:58
someone suggests a better location and
2:16:01
Bernstein will be organising that for
2:16:04
you on Saturday then on Sunday the no
2:16:07
agenda tune man tour continues this will
2:16:10
be the Jaffa stop this will be at the
2:16:13
Shaffer bar in Jaffa once again Jesse
2:16:16
coy Nelson is organising that and then
2:16:20
Wednesday the 12th just added not a
2:16:23
brunch it's no agenda local number one
2:16:26
but a dinner at Stella's trackside come
2:16:29
join us to celebrate no agenda trains
2:16:31
and good conversation and sir Timothy of
2:16:34
the no fix title but where is no agenda
2:16:36
local one John where is local one okay I
2:16:42
just want to make sure and that's
2:16:45
that'll do it for the list for now give
2:16:47
you more on Sunday and I would like to
2:16:49
remind you that the keeper and I will be
2:16:51
in Delray Beach at the meet up on the
2:16:53
Friday the 21st looking forward to
2:16:56
meeting everybody there and if you want
2:16:58
to find out more about a meet-up you
2:17:00
just heard go to no agenda meetups comm
2:17:03
if there's not one they're new you hate
2:17:05
make one start one yourself it's a great
2:17:07
way for people to get together it it
2:17:09
really is the antithesis of social
2:17:13
networking you're you don't even have to
2:17:16
tell people your real name at the meetup
2:17:18
but you have human interaction human
2:17:20
communication and guess what people are
2:17:22
kind of civil even if they have
2:17:23
different ideas and thoughts about
2:17:26
things and they we can just communicate
2:17:28
with each other so don't hide behind
2:17:30
your Twitter profile
2:17:32
it's whatever this is it's working
2:17:35
extremely well for all ages background
2:17:37
Creed's religion colors they're
2:17:40
beautiful to attend and we highly
2:17:42
recommend it
2:17:42
No Agenda meetups comm a what's
2:17:45
interesting there's a lot of dudes named
2:17:47
Ben and a lot of librarians
2:17:50
are they hot librarians yeah
2:17:54
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on a backtrack and go back to Victor
2:18:22
Victor Vasquez in San Antonio he did
2:18:25
send something in it was he sent in a
2:18:28
Fiesta Texas Fiesta stuff couple of
2:18:32
challenge coins one you got one oh and
2:18:36
he said a copy of twit magazine I got
2:18:41
this hold on a second before you reveal
2:18:43
I received from him I did get a
2:18:47
challenge coin the info technology
2:18:51
challenge coin but then thought I don't
2:18:53
know if you got this I got a beautiful
2:18:56
Beto 2020 let me see what he categorizes
2:19:00
it here as collectible San Antonio
2:19:04
Fiesta pin medal of Beto 2020 it has a
2:19:08
blue ribbon and this Beto on the
2:19:10
skateboard that's the one you got as
2:19:12
well I think so very collectible what a
2:19:16
what a beautiful item we'll have about a
2:19:18
hundred these on sale here at QVC so
2:19:20
once you get on in on this item right
2:19:23
now and call them but the TWiT magazine
2:19:25
I didn't even I left it in the envelope
2:19:30
did you go through it that's yes I
2:19:33
didn't want this laying around the house
2:19:35
so his point of sending this it's twit
2:19:39
this week in Texas and it is a little
2:19:42
magazine and he sent it to prove that
2:19:44
the name twit was used way before it was
2:19:47
this week in technology the the
2:19:49
interesting well you would you describe
2:19:51
this twit magazine - well let's just say
2:19:55
I'll put a P I'll try to remember to put
2:19:58
a picture of the cover in the next
2:20:01
newsletter if you notice subscribe
2:20:03
you're gonna miss oh yeah you're missing
2:20:06
out if you do and so yeah it's a it's a
2:20:10
gay magazine for that highlights bars
2:20:15
and activities of the gay men in the
2:20:18
Texas area Texas very hunky nude men in
2:20:22
this match well buffed guys this is a
2:20:25
lot of chests you know this seems to me
2:20:28
if he is legal to have a guy's chest
2:20:29
like that exposed women should
2:20:32
any law against that either I but I
2:20:34
digress they do have all the bars listen
2:20:37
that I didn't know he sent you a copy
2:20:39
because I was gonna recommend some of
2:20:41
these bars to you just casually there is
2:20:46
one difference between twit the magazine
2:20:49
and twit the the network the magazine
2:20:52
doesn't actually have dick pics so
2:20:54
that's the big difference yes saving it
2:20:59
all day brother is a very it's very
2:21:07
funny magazine but it's extremely but
2:21:09
anyway the the names at classic like San
2:21:12
Francisco has a lot of really fabulous
2:21:13
bar names that are pretty obviously you
2:21:16
only idiots would not know that they
2:21:17
were gay bars right but the one there I
2:21:20
thought was the iron bear in Austin iron
2:21:30
let's have to meet up there that'll be
2:21:32
great that sounds good oh man
2:21:39
let's see tell you this let's do
2:21:43
something about anything but Trump well
2:21:45
I got the Weinstein if you wanted
2:21:48
oh no that of course we want the
2:21:49
Weinstein I think that this clip well
2:21:54
before we do it I do have a humorous
2:21:56
clip this is what Weinstein isn't
2:21:59
humorous well not as humorous is this
2:22:02
this is the unavailable for comment
2:22:04
clip from KTLA's a few months is
2:22:06
something like six months ago somebody
2:22:07
sent it to me classic TV a gaffe of not
2:22:12
unknown gaffe to it
2:22:13
a classic stand-up woman is out in the
2:22:16
street somewhere we're doing a story we
2:22:19
tried to reach out to the man who died
2:22:21
in this pursuit they were unavailable
2:22:23
for comment
2:22:24
might go back to you
2:22:27
I thought we played that one already I
2:22:29
know it's still I played a million times
2:22:32
yeah the dead person was unavailable it
2:22:36
remains still we've checked this still
2:22:41
unavailable for coming did we keep
2:22:43
trying it won't talk alright now this is
2:22:45
disgusting if anybody has kids that they
2:22:47
don't want listening to this I of course
2:22:49
not the kids I want to listen to it it's
2:22:51
pretty gruesome
2:22:52
this is worse I think than the other
2:22:54
clip and I very quite I think it's
2:22:55
questionable but again this went over
2:22:57
the air so I have to assume the FCC
2:23:00
approved of this sort of thing or what I
2:23:04
did but this is a another woman who came
2:23:07
on who she's not really one of the
2:23:08
complainants but she might as well be
2:23:10
and this is said she but she's backing
2:23:13
up the complaint that Harvey was a creep
2:23:15
we learned a few new things this is
2:23:18
Lauren young and she's being examined by
2:23:20
the prosecutor and told to describe no
2:23:23
but I'm sorry this is once again a court
2:23:26
TV Court TV calamitous reenactment and
2:23:31
this transcript I just wanted because
2:23:34
it's important that we set that up
2:23:35
properly this was a winning segment on
2:23:38
the last show so many people even
2:23:41
lawyers like oh my god this is insane
2:23:45
and it's such a brilliant idea why these
2:23:48
guys don't turn this into a podcast
2:23:52
they're wasting their time on television
2:23:55
because this is some of the best audio
2:23:58
entertainment I have ever heard
2:24:00
well this case is pretty bit this is
2:24:03
worse than the last one I did cut it
2:24:06
down this is from a six-minute clip I
2:24:08
cut it down to take out some of the
2:24:10
foundational questions that the lawyer
2:24:12
would ask to create a foundation for
2:24:14
another question and a lot of it was
2:24:16
pretty bold I'm sorry wanna so that when
2:24:18
you hear the lawyers say because there
2:24:20
was some question about that from the
2:24:22
previous clip foundational what does
2:24:26
that actually mean cuz you kind of
2:24:27
explained it there because it seems to
2:24:28
be just jump into a question without
2:24:32
laying down a foundation that makes it
2:24:35
okay to jump into that question without
2:24:39
without
2:24:40
getting a objection for relevance to
2:24:43
kind of the opposite of how we operate
2:24:45
on this show yeah we and so then of
2:24:48
course the way I clip this down I just
2:24:50
pretty much put the good stuff in hello
2:24:52
if you want to call it good stuff we
2:24:58
learn more about Harvey's private parts
2:25:00
that we didn't want to know and they
2:25:02
paste apparently they pet I surround
2:25:05
pictures of him on to the jury and
2:25:07
Harvey's sitting now this guy must be on
2:25:09
on Prozac or something to be able to put
2:25:11
up with this without just saying I'm
2:25:13
guilty I'm guilty throw me in jail I
2:25:15
can't take it anymore but here we go
2:25:17
good afternoon good afternoon we left
2:25:20
off this morning with you having
2:25:21
followed the defendant into a bathroom
2:25:23
correct what point did you realize that
2:25:26
you were headed into a bathroom once I
2:25:28
made that last right turn and was
2:25:30
entering the bathroom is when I realized
2:25:31
there was no other room outside of the
2:25:34
bathroom again
2:25:35
what reason had the defendant given you
2:25:37
for having left to that bar area to
2:25:39
continue our discussion about America's
2:25:41
Next Top Model and did he indicate that
2:25:43
he had somewhere to go at that point
2:25:44
that he had to go and accept an award
2:25:46
with Quentin Tarantino I'm going to put
2:25:48
up on the screen briefly people's
2:25:50
exhibit 87 and evidence if you could
2:25:52
describe for the jury what happened at
2:25:54
the point you got into the bathroom so I
2:25:57
followed Harvey in and Claudia's behind
2:25:59
me and as I step into the bathroom
2:26:01
there's a mirror straight ahead and I
2:26:03
look in it and behind me I see Claudia
2:26:04
closing the door Harvey went straight to
2:26:07
the left into the shower opened it
2:26:09
turned it on and already started
2:26:10
undressing I turned around and the door
2:26:13
was finishing being shut I stood there
2:26:16
in shock at first I started nervously
2:26:18
laughing and shaking my head and I went
2:26:20
to go towards the door to approach it
2:26:22
and he was already naked at that point
2:26:24
it's the quickest I've ever seen anybody
2:26:25
undress and he stepped in front of me
2:26:28
when I went to approach the door with
2:26:29
his naked body at that point he was
2:26:32
right in front of me and the door was
2:26:33
right the shower door was right behind
2:26:35
him and it was also blocking the door to
2:26:37
the bathroom and I could see a shadow
2:26:39
through the door and underneath that
2:26:40
someone claudia was still standing there
2:26:42
what happens next so as I approached the
2:26:45
door and he gets in front of me he
2:26:47
starts no we're just gonna have a talk
2:26:49
here we're just talking like it was
2:26:51
nothing that he was naked rinsing off
2:26:52
real quick and I just
2:26:53
here for just what I thought was to
2:26:55
continue a conversation and he starts
2:26:56
approaching me and I'm backed up I
2:26:58
backed up towards the sinks there are
2:27:00
two things so I turn because I did not
2:27:02
want to look at his naked body and he
2:27:04
came behind me and unzipped my dress and
2:27:06
he started pulling it down I was wearing
2:27:09
a white dress with lace and another
2:27:10
under gown this look underneath it and
2:27:13
he m in zipped it and started pulling it
2:27:15
down and turned me around and then he
2:27:16
was masturbating and grabbing my boob
2:27:18
with his his my right breast with his
2:27:20
left hand and with his right hand saying
2:27:23
how am I going to know if you can act
2:27:25
and I said no no no the whole time then
2:27:28
I had a boyfriend that I was not
2:27:29
interested my hands were down his line
2:27:34
was I want to make sure you can act is
2:27:37
that what it was yeah that's fantastic
2:27:40
and then he was masturbating and
2:27:42
grabbing my his my right breast with his
2:27:45
left hand and with his right hand saying
2:27:47
how am I going to know if you can act
2:27:50
and I said no no no the whole time that
2:27:53
I had a boyfriend that I was not
2:27:54
interested my hands were down to my side
2:27:57
because the dress was pulled down
2:27:58
towards my elbows and my breasts were
2:27:59
out and at that point he went from
2:28:01
grabbing my breasts my right breast to
2:28:03
touching my vagina my hands were still
2:28:05
down by my side so I blocked him with my
2:28:07
hands and he continued to masturbate and
2:28:09
ejaculated on the towel and he
2:28:11
approached me he quickly dried off with
2:28:13
and dropped as soon as he approached me
2:28:14
he ejaculated onto that towel what
2:28:17
happens next
2:28:18
he left the bathroom first and I stayed
2:28:20
standing there in shock do you remember
2:28:22
anything about his body or at that point
2:28:24
that he took off his clothes yes can you
2:28:28
describe that for the jury I remember
2:28:30
his body was hairy had moles like on his
2:28:33
rolls he had some rolls and can't kind
2:28:36
of a disgusting looking penis when you
2:28:38
say that could you just describe what
2:28:40
you mean yes objection overruled
2:28:42
it looked like it had been cut and sewn
2:28:45
back on and not like a normal-looking
2:28:47
scar from circumcision it did not
2:28:49
something didn't look normal and I just
2:28:52
remember noticing that and I didn't
2:28:54
really see a sec it just seemed like you
2:28:57
know the penis did you at some point in
2:29:00
October 2018 meet with people from the
2:29:02
LAPD yes at that point did you attempt
2:29:05
to describe what you were just described
2:29:07
to the jury yes did they ask you to draw
2:29:10
a picture of what you remembered about
2:29:12
the defendants body
2:29:13
yes they did Wow so first of all you
2:29:17
probably should have disclaimed a little
2:29:18
bit more this can be this can be
2:29:19
triggering and shocking to some who have
2:29:21
been in a similar situation yes even our
2:29:25
producers can be shocked by this
2:29:28
the sad part is I've read there's a big
2:29:32
article about his lawyer and if you've
2:29:35
seen this is the woman who defends
2:29:37
sexual predators she's only ever lost
2:29:39
one case reading through what she says
2:29:43
and how she interprets the evidence he's
2:29:46
gonna get off and it's not a double
2:29:48
entendre joke he will not be convicted
2:29:51
of these crimes there's only two left of
2:29:54
this of which this is one I think this
2:29:56
is just one trial for these two women
2:29:57
he's not going to get convicted I hate
2:30:00
to say it no I felt that way too
2:30:03
now the thing that was interesting in a
2:30:07
bad way is that I believe that he must
2:30:10
have had there was a period of time in
2:30:13
this 70s you're going to going to the
2:30:16
genitals yes I'm interested in your take
2:30:18
on this where there was a period of time
2:30:20
where you could have this operation to
2:30:24
make your penis longer it was a it was
2:30:29
like a popular operation I think and I
2:30:31
think Hollywood people would probably be
2:30:34
susceptible to this kind of thing cuz
2:30:36
they're so susceptible to anything I
2:30:38
think he had one of those operations cuz
2:30:41
the way she describes it it sounds as
2:30:43
though he had a you know a a transplant
2:30:47
Wow and and no testicles apparently and
2:30:52
scarves Dini crappy-looking
2:30:55
well no she said she said it was B fat
2:30:59
rolls with lots of moles it was beeped
2:31:01
out but I think she said it looked like
2:31:02
he didn't have any ball sack I think
2:31:04
that's where the term she used that was
2:31:06
then bleeped out but it's it's
2:31:10
disturbing
2:31:11
oh my goodness well this whole testimony
2:31:14
is just and this by the way is just I
2:31:17
cut this down to three minutes of a
2:31:21
of hours and hours of different women
2:31:24
coming out with these horrible stories
2:31:26
and it's really Court TVs really has to
2:31:31
be commended for bringing some of this
2:31:33
changing the way these are presented
2:31:36
they've done a really masterful job and
2:31:39
they this is not the only case they're
2:31:40
discussing those other cases a lot of
2:31:42
murder cases and serial killers they
2:31:45
have a lot of different people that they
2:31:47
they're following but it's an
2:31:50
astonishing product and you can get it
2:31:52
on you as you said it's on Pluto it's
2:31:54
mostly over-the-air around the country
2:31:56
mm-hmm
2:31:57
on a subcarrier like this is on Channel
2:32:00
I think this is for me it's channel 4.4
2:32:04
oh it's over the yeah yeah that's why
2:32:07
it's 4.4 of course of course yeah yeah
2:32:10
Wow all right well that was a winner
2:32:22
Hahn flew update or the comb flew as we
2:32:25
as we call it a couple of producer notes
2:32:29
that are I think interesting to know how
2:32:33
this is being handled certainly in the
2:32:35
United States Adam and John my coworker
2:32:37
Jerry and his wife flew home last
2:32:40
Thursday nobody said anything to when
2:32:41
they arrived in the US because they came
2:32:43
in from China they thought someone from
2:32:45
the CDC or the airline would want
2:32:47
information nothing GE told them to stay
2:32:49
home for 14 days before coming back to
2:32:51
work that's it then we have producer
2:32:57
Steve Adam in case you're interested
2:32:59
regarding the economic impact of
2:33:01
coronavirus here's something anecdotal
2:33:03
I'm a small manufacturer I'm in the
2:33:05
process of prototyping a new piece and
2:33:08
missed the Spring Festival
2:33:10
aka Chinese New Year deadline in January
2:33:12
that means the circuit board designs I
2:33:14
submitted after January 19th won't begin
2:33:17
until the factory reopens in February
2:33:19
first but when I checked my order status
2:33:21
February first was notified the factory
2:33:23
would now remain closed on February 10th
2:33:25
due to an internal public travel ban
2:33:27
basically means I won't be able to do
2:33:29
any revenue generating activity for the
2:33:32
new gear this month I'm
2:33:33
already prepared for boom bust on the
2:33:35
sell-through side but combining that
2:33:37
with the supply problem makes the
2:33:39
butthole pucker a bit yeah you know
2:33:42
people often think only about maybe
2:33:44
Apple but there's a lot of small
2:33:46
businesses that depend on the JIT the
2:33:49
just-in-time supply chain from China and
2:33:52
an anonymous note the Postal Service in
2:33:57
Australia is telling its workers the
2:34:00
virus can't live outside the human body
2:34:02
for more than two hours so no need to be
2:34:04
worried about the hundreds of Chinese
2:34:06
parcels that are handled every day the
2:34:10
hospitals and medical professionals I
2:34:11
have spoken to say the virus will stay
2:34:13
on a contaminated thing dormant for two
2:34:16
weeks and still active I don't know if
2:34:18
that's true but that's what our producer
2:34:20
writes once activated the contamination
2:34:23
is permanent and dangerous
2:34:24
I feel the missing from information
2:34:26
postal workers are being exposed to will
2:34:28
increase the spread and severity of the
2:34:29
pandemic please help raise awareness his
2:34:32
herpes for the lungs may be true I don't
2:34:36
know but I'm still kind of sticking with
2:34:39
the you know the the targeted nature of
2:34:43
this that we were talking about on
2:34:45
another brilliant animated No Agenda
2:34:47
episode thank you Dame Jennifer that was
2:34:49
yeah I hope we get some real viral
2:34:53
traction on on that because that was one
2:34:55
of the best d constructions of the wuhan
2:34:58
virus that i think anyone's done
2:35:00
anywhere and it was hilarious
2:35:03
hilarious yes indeed Hong Kong unveiling
2:35:10
electronic tracking bracelets for people
2:35:13
who have what Wuhan and Ark warranty to
2:35:15
their home 500 already put out there we
2:35:21
have officially designated camp Ashland
2:35:23
Nebraska for quarantine that is an
2:35:30
actual Fema camp ladies and gentlemen
2:35:31
we're getting there we're getting to the
2:35:33
FEMA camps next we need we need to have
2:35:34
pictures of thousands of body bags
2:35:38
thousands have you seen the pictures
2:35:41
though in wuhan people are so freaked
2:35:43
out they're throwing their pets out the
2:35:45
window
2:35:46
you have not seen that oh yeah there's
2:35:49
just dead dogs all over the place
2:35:51
throwing their pets out though they're
2:35:53
afraid the pets you know the information
2:35:56
flow is is not the best I guess in China
2:35:59
no I don't think it's the best and and
2:36:03
so they're afraid that their pets may be
2:36:05
carrying the virus and so they throw
2:36:10
them out the window
2:36:11
they can't go outside no it's not right
2:36:15
at all but that is what's happening
2:36:22
that's good story's not going away and
2:36:25
then the one thing I wanted to bring up
2:36:29
cuz it was irritating me and now I'd now
2:36:32
it's kind of freaking me out a little
2:36:33
bit when the wind the China trade deal
2:36:37
phase one came out you know this is tout
2:36:41
as a big deal and we've got this two
2:36:42
hundred million two hundred billion
2:36:44
dollars that the Chinese are gonna spend
2:36:46
and so I read through this document just
2:36:49
to see kind of what it was and it's it's
2:36:51
a very typical you know document between
2:36:55
big countries I'm actually bringing it
2:36:57
up right now because there was one the
2:37:01
very last line in this Agreement is
2:37:04
gonna scroll back through the PDF here
2:37:06
yes the very last line is it not in this
2:37:13
part is you know you always have the you
2:37:19
know what can what can break the deal
2:37:23
apart you know you always have some kind
2:37:27
of provision yeah the out clause the out
2:37:30
clause and I'm not sure why I'm not
2:37:32
seeing it here but the clause says I
2:37:35
wish I could quote it for you verbatim
2:37:37
the clause says that should anything
2:37:39
happen to either parties beyond their
2:37:42
control this would normally be called
2:37:44
the force majeure clause but they don't
2:37:46
say that so this is like an act of God
2:37:49
or anything that happens outside of the
2:37:52
party's control then the parties will
2:37:54
immediately get back together and
2:37:56
basically the deal then gets reset
2:37:59
which is not abnormal you know what if
2:38:02
all of a sudden you know we get attacked
2:38:03
by New Zealand and you know and and we
2:38:07
have different priorities or whatever
2:38:08
you know we have to change we have to
2:38:10
sell our corn somewhere else which is
2:38:13
fine however this agreement was signed
2:38:16
on January 15 2020 when the Chinese
2:38:19
fully well knew they had an epidemic
2:38:22
going on in Wuhan and that I think is
2:38:27
not in good faith they knew it and they
2:38:30
signed it with this clause in it well a
2:38:34
lot of people say that that's what the
2:38:35
Chinese do well pretty low if that's
2:38:40
indeed what they did that's why the
2:38:44
Chinese themselves won't do business
2:38:46
with themselves unless they're you know
2:38:49
the person for pretty much their entire
2:38:52
life which is if you want to do business
2:38:55
with Chinese and you want to and they're
2:38:57
legit but you don't you can't take a
2:38:59
chance you have to do a lot a a lot of
2:39:02
being friendly in knowing them and
2:39:06
making sure you're not a criminal kind
2:39:07
of thing for a day I mean they do that
2:39:09
with you you have to prove yourself and
2:39:11
you have to think the Chinese they have
2:39:13
to do the same thing I hope that this is
2:39:15
a lesson to to us in many other
2:39:18
countries and people and manufacturers
2:39:20
who do business with China you know
2:39:23
everything's great and hunky-dory until
2:39:26
you know you learn that hey there's got
2:39:27
until those guys don't really have this
2:39:29
don't follow the same laws as we do even
2:39:32
the same cultural agreements and yeah
2:39:35
you've got billions of dollars held up
2:39:37
and you're screwed you know then so in a
2:39:39
way the crazy old coot our commerce
2:39:42
secretary Wilbur he's right by saying no
2:39:45
this should probably be good for us
2:39:47
it'll build up some capacity in the US
2:39:49
I'm still I still don't think that this
2:39:51
is going to affect Caucasians you know
2:39:54
there's now kind of kind of evidence
2:39:58
saying that this may have actually come
2:40:02
out of the Middle East and it was
2:40:04
adapted and through the Netherlands it
2:40:06
was smuggled back into China and you
2:40:09
know it is a bioweapon and in fact if
2:40:11
you look at the
2:40:12
the the increase month no day over day
2:40:18
starting January 30th here's the numbers
2:40:23
January 30th 170 deaths confirmed cases
2:40:27
seven thousand eight hundred and twenty
2:40:29
one that's a two point one percent death
2:40:32
rate January 31st 213 deaths confirmed
2:40:36
9800 guess what 2.1 percent fatality
2:40:40
rate february first two hundred fifty
2:40:42
nine deaths eleven thousand eight
2:40:44
hundred eighty diagnosed guess what to
2:40:47
put its two point one percent death rate
2:40:49
every single day that's interesting this
2:40:52
from a mathematical standpoint is it
2:40:56
engineered to do that I don't know the
2:40:59
main thing is we don't know and I
2:41:01
thought with Trump saying pretty much
2:41:03
nothing other than yeah we got to be
2:41:05
careful of this stuff keys all over this
2:41:07
he's got to know what's going on he must
2:41:09
I'd still think he's holding something
2:41:11
over them whatever's going on well it'll
2:41:13
come out eventually in the wash but we
2:41:16
are not being the Troy had told the
2:41:17
truth about any no you don't know
2:41:19
anything you don't know
2:41:22
JC dig up some more stuff yeah well I
2:41:27
got a couple leftover things talking
2:41:29
about this kind of harum-scarum moment
2:41:31
this has not been played anywhere except
2:41:34
in Minnesota and I only caught it
2:41:36
because I'm listening to CBS and
2:41:40
Minnesota but this is the fake emergency
2:41:43
message if you heard about this no I
2:41:45
haven't but we're about to a number of
2:41:48
Minnesotans got a dose of panic with
2:41:50
their breakfast this morning an
2:41:51
emergency alert system sent them a
2:41:53
message to evacuate the message was part
2:41:56
of a weekly test by Minnesota's homeland
2:41:58
security and emergency management
2:42:00
it was mistakenly sent to residents of
2:42:02
six northern counties as Bill Hudson
2:42:04
explains now the state is trying to
2:42:07
determine what went wrong
2:42:10
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for many folks in Pine City the day
2:42:14
began with a far more disturbing tune at
2:42:17
7:52 a.m. cellphone sounded with an
2:42:20
emergency alert evacuate now well it
2:42:24
would sort of concern me but I wouldn't
2:42:25
know what to do or where to go on the to
2:42:28
be worried to evacuate to Pine County
2:42:30
emergency management coordinator Denise
2:42:32
Baron says dispatch was overwhelmed with
2:42:35
panic phone calls the state's message
2:42:38
was both alarming and vague it hits the
2:42:41
AT&T phones not Verizon phones on
2:42:44
primary for this Kony and created panic
2:42:47
the alert omitted the words it was only
2:42:49
a test and was not intended to go public
2:42:51
the probes now underway to find out what
2:42:54
went wrong
2:42:54
homeland security emergency management
2:42:56
reached out to every 911 call center in
2:42:58
the state of Minnesota to let them know
2:43:00
of the message that had gone out in it
2:43:02
furtively they did that within 10
2:43:04
minutes yeah again the report goes on by
2:43:10
the way and it equates it with the
2:43:11
situation in Hawaii
2:43:13
sure was sure but it was like this was a
2:43:15
story nobody wants to pass around story
2:43:20
of course we don't want people that
2:43:22
losing faith in technology you know like
2:43:26
during caucuses and stuff so pathetic
2:43:31
and of course amidst all of this actual
2:43:34
news as reported only by one America
2:43:37
news is not reported at least I would
2:43:40
expect PBS NPR to be all over this
2:43:43
FBI head of Christopher ray in a
2:43:46
statement to a FISA Court Friday
2:43:47
apologized in response to a scorching
2:43:50
DOJ Inspector General report exposing
2:43:53
FBI abuse of wiretapping and
2:43:55
surveillance warrants issued under the
2:43:57
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
2:43:59
otherwise known as FISA Ray's apology it
2:44:02
comes as a result of a FISA Court
2:44:04
looking into the wrongful surveillance
2:44:06
of Trump advisor Carter page in a
2:44:08
statement to the FISA Court ray writes
2:44:10
that the FBI's behavior surveilling the
2:44:13
Trump campaign was quote unacceptable
2:44:15
and unrepresentative of the FBI as an
2:44:18
institution and that the FBI deeply
2:44:21
regrets the errors
2:44:22
missions identified by the inspector
2:44:24
general errors and emissions that
2:44:26
allowed the FBI to continue to surveil
2:44:29
what we have now learned completely
2:44:31
innocent Trump Associates like Carter
2:44:33
Paige George papadopolis and general
2:44:35
Mike Flynn president Trump responded to
2:44:37
the apology on Twitter indignant at the
2:44:40
lack of justice for those harmed by
2:44:42
these FBI abuses of power Chris what
2:44:44
about all of the lives that were ruined
2:44:47
because of the so-called errors are
2:44:49
these dirty cops going to pay a big
2:44:51
price for the fraud they committed
2:44:53
president Trump has relentlessly
2:44:55
attacked FBI leadership for being quote
2:44:57
crooked this admission from Ray is
2:45:00
vindicating not only to President Trump
2:45:02
but for the Washington set that has long
2:45:05
suspected the FBI to be a corrupt and
2:45:07
politically weaponized institution and
2:45:10
of course the way this was produced and
2:45:12
her read doesn't make it any more
2:45:14
interesting become people to follow
2:45:16
obviously this is a problem you have a
2:45:19
news organization that's actually
2:45:21
breaking stuff that the other people
2:45:23
won't touch with a ten-foot can put a
2:45:26
ten-foot pole they won't touch it this
2:45:29
story will not be touched but the
2:45:31
present day and I don't want to demean
2:45:33
anybody but if but they really need to
2:45:36
bring their game up a little bit a
2:45:38
little bit they got to bring their
2:45:40
a-game big-time big-time sounds like a
2:45:43
high school production well you know the
2:45:46
corrida vorak consulting group is
2:45:47
available for side gigs and there are a
2:45:50
lot of people out there with enough
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talent to do that's work anything you
2:45:55
think just two quickies hear from two
2:45:58
cool producers Adam and John I heard you
2:46:03
mentioned the No Agenda chicken recipe
2:46:05
the other day
2:46:06
I gave the link to my wife she suddenly
2:46:08
decided to make it we had it tonight
2:46:10
it's really good
2:46:12
thanks for the recipe says Mark
2:46:14
anonymous PS here's my wife with the
2:46:16
finished product by the way she wrote
2:46:18
the 70s Helen Reddy song ain't no way to
2:46:21
treat a lady how about that Wow we have
2:46:26
got so much talent that listens to this
2:46:27
show it's ridiculous and the other
2:46:29
talent is laser crafters
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they just started they got a this don
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beechwood light base we think it's a
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great format for your producers to
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their Human Resources it's on Etsy and I
2:47:07
put this link it's under a cool na
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lights in the show notes it's really
2:47:12
cool you know the t-shirt my favorite
2:47:14
t-shirt the one that has the 33 and the
2:47:18
kind of almost like a test pattern with
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the swords crossing in the middle yeah
2:47:23
that one so they have that one and it's
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acrylic and the the base it's a green
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light and it shines it looks really
2:47:30
really fun
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it looks like code yeah it does look
2:47:35
like code a little bit just want your
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desk put it up in your bookshelf and
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people like walk in your office will see
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2:47:53
don't I mean I got I could go on forever
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but I think we should probably
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apparently you could but you can't you
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can't because time is running out there
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you go
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we're done I only clips I have can be
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easily moved around I'm not gonna now
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we're gonna move the affiliates are
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already pissed all week for the past
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this month we've been late I got nothing
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to do with the timing on the shirts
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2:49:46
the case it was incredible and the
2:49:53
evidence invisible witness even listen
2:50:05
well it's finishing up remember rules
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she's about to make American credit this
2:50:18
is no
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2:50:32
the searchable
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2:50:40
we are a big tent party at a place
2:50:45
called huh so we have tens of thousands
2:50:48
of people outside and I said folks I
2:50:50
have the greatest idea all of my people
2:50:52
I say at the greater said it was so
2:50:54
small right here's what we're gonna do
2:50:56
we've got the party that's a very
2:50:57
different party a much stronger a much
2:51:01
more inclusive party we have a party
2:51:03
that we love that was a big thing and by
2:51:06
the way we're winning winning winning
2:51:08
like never before winning winning like
2:51:14
never before like never before
2:51:17
what you see is so sick we've got a
2:51:19
party we've got a party we've got a
2:51:23
party that waited for two weeks three
2:51:26
weeks four weeks weeks we've got a party
2:51:31
we've got a party we are creating a
2:51:33
pathway to buy drugs from Canada we can
2:51:36
buy the drugs in Canada for 50% less the
2:51:39
same drugs made in the same
2:51:42
drugs drugs drugs drugs drugs from
2:51:45
Canada it's a very different party much
2:51:48
more inclusive party a much stronger
2:51:50
party we have a party that we love
2:51:53
pipelines are good they're underground
2:51:55
we have a party that we love we have
2:52:00
like a giant tree you plant it but it
2:52:03
takes time there grab on
2:52:07
[Applause]
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2:52:11
nobody knows what's going on a boop boop
2:52:15
and nobody knows what's going on with
2:52:19
have you got
2:52:24
nobody knows but for when I
2:52:31
nobody knows what's going on we salute
2:52:34
you
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