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cholera awaits Adam curry John
C. Dvorak
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2020 this is your org wouldn't
get my
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nation Media assassination
episode 1217
0:10
this is no agenda in the morning
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everybody
0:21
I'm Adam curry and from
northern a
0:24
Silicon Valley where everybody's
0:25
disappointed I'm John C Dvorak
wait a
0:33
minute who's disappointed about
what
0:35
Bernie didn't show up here I
was talking
0:38
every place but in the Bay Area
that I
0:40
know I'm sorry I have no idea
loop which
0:42
is always possible I have no
idea what's
0:45
going on what's happening what
birdie
0:47
birdie
0:48
Bernie's it's Bernie mania did
you have
0:52
a clip yet can you back this up
I'm at
0:54
Texas we don't have no Bernie
mania here
0:56
oh they don't Bernie's not
gonna go to
0:58
Texas again they'll hang him no
they
1:01
won't
1:03
he's welcome in Austin Bird
bernie is
1:06
very welcome in Austin you know
better
1:07
than that um so what he was
supposed to
1:11
show up for something didn't
know I
1:12
never supposed to he's up in
the Tacoma
1:14
Dome oh by the way that won't
get
1:18
covered by him I'd like to I
liked
1:20
somebody in Washington I don't
know I
1:21
think it's maybe today hmm or
might have
1:23
been yesterday but if there is
anyone go
1:25
to this event in the Tacoma
Dome I'd
1:28
like to know if he actually
fills it hmm
1:30
there's any empty seats how
many it's
1:33
always bragging about
1:34
there's no empty seats allow
thousands
1:38
of people outside Tacoma there
is
1:40
usually a big line outside I
don't know
1:42
why they're staying there that
you can't
1:44
get in 23,000 seater to Tacoma
Dome yeah
1:50
it's a big venue yeah 23
thought I'm
1:53
just looking at the well you
said what
1:55
23,000 seats yeah that's a big
venue for
1:58
a little dome and be supposedly
for rock
2:00
concerts rock concerts yeah hey
what
2:05
rock bands have been there
2:08
concerts The Rolling Stones
2020 tours
2:11
coming through it is of course
it is I
2:15
can't believe those guys are
still doing
2:16
it either it's amazing them up
before
2:21
they get on stage seeds well I
guess we
2:24
could dive right into that but
actually
2:27
there was a I want to do this
up front
2:29
because this always is at the
end of the
2:30
show and I want to put it in
the in in
2:32
the beginning this is we talked
about it
2:35
maybe one or two episodes ago
this Ninth
2:38
Circuit Circuit Court ruling
about
2:41
camping in cities which was
instigated
2:46
by Idaho and it went to the
Ninth
2:49
Circuit and the the problem is
that
2:53
there is people were saying we
cannot
2:56
just take these people and take
their
3:00
tent and move them away because
that is
3:03
equal to taking their home and
therefore
3:05
is cruel and unusual punishment
and this
3:09
is what's been used in Austin
and many
3:11
other cities around the country
to say
3:13
well we can't ban this camping
which of
3:15
course is happening on
completely you
3:17
know in places where you're not
allowed
3:19
to camp and the so the Ninth
Circuit
3:23
which braced by the way which
opens up
3:25
another Pandora's box of if you
go to a
3:28
state park or whatever you do
and you go
3:30
you're actually camping yes can
you just
3:33
go camp anywhere now because
you know
3:35
you can't stop any from camping
anywhere
3:37
well that's only if you're
above the law
3:40
and and as we learned on the
last
3:42
episode if you have a job and
you and
3:45
you are functioning in society
then no
3:49
you can't do that because then
we'll you
3:51
need to find you and take your
money if
3:53
you have no money
3:54
yeah blenheim camp so the Ninth
Circuit
3:56
tried to figure out what what
this would
3:59
be because this is cruel and
unusual
4:00
punishment is a constitutional
issue it
4:04
is what a part of what
amendment is that
4:07
do you know offhand it's in the
4:09
Constitution I believe
4:11
I think it's an amendment I
don't think
4:14
so
4:15
yeah let's see no I think
you're right
4:20
here it is cooling is the
phrase or the
4:25
eighth amendment now I'm right
the
4:27
eighth amendment to the United
States
4:29
Constitution states that cruel
and
4:31
unusual punishment shall not be
4:32
inflicted so it is it is an
amendment
4:35
eighth amendment anyways the
Ninth
4:38
Circuit couldn't figure it out
they
4:40
kicked it to the Supreme Court
and
4:41
here's an update today the
Supreme Court
4:44
denied without explanation the
city of
4:46
Boise's petition to appeal
what's seen
4:48
as a sweeping ruling in the
federal
4:50
Ninth Circuit from last year
that lower
4:52
court ruled that Idaho's
capital city
4:55
was in violation of the
Constitution's
4:57
ban on cruel and unusual
punishment when
4:59
police here ticketed the
homeless for
5:01
sleeping in public now cities
in the
5:03
West from Idaho to Washington to
5:05
California can't enforce such
rules
5:08
against the homeless until they
found
5:10
shelter for everyone who needs
it and
5:12
most cities in the region don't
have
5:14
enough shelter beds on any
given night
5:15
which means if they ticket the
homeless
5:17
now they're in violation of
federal law
5:19
attorney thean a Evangelist
represented
5:22
Boise in its appeal and these
hands are
5:24
tied you want to say something
yeah well
5:27
they make it sound like there's
some law
5:29
that's been written it but
during
5:31
violation of the Constitution
that's
5:33
okay by saying federal law you
mean
5:36
instead of I think they
actually mention
5:39
at the end and don't have
enough shelter
5:41
beds on any given night which
means if
5:43
they ticket the homeless now
they're in
5:44
violation of federal law
attorney thean
5:47
a Evangelos representative
homeless no
5:51
it's against the law you can
ticket them
5:54
but not for sleeping I mean
camping in
5:58
public so no you can't leave
them is not
6:03
cruel and unusual punishment is
it take
6:05
that meat does that mean all
tickets are
6:07
cruel and I know no you're not
then I
6:10
might have to start the clip
over they
6:12
very clearly say that if you
don't have
6:15
a space for them to go then
it's cruel
6:18
and unusual punishment that
would that's
6:21
different than ticketing them
6:23
listen again then today the
supreme by
6:26
the way what are you and I
really
6:28
arguing the courts today the
Supreme
6:34
Court denied without
explanation the
6:36
city of Boise's petition to
appeal
6:38
what's seen as a sweeping
ruling in the
6:40
federal Ninth Circuit from last
year
6:42
that lower court ruled that
Idaho's
6:44
capital city was in violation
of the
6:46
Constitution's ban on cruel and
unusual
6:49
punishment when police here
ticketed the
6:51
homeless for sleeping in public
now
6:53
cities in the West from Idaho to
6:55
Washington to California can't
enforce
6:58
such rules against the homeless
until
7:00
they found shelter for everyone
who
7:02
needs it and most cities in the
region
7:04
don't have enough shelter beds
on any
7:05
given night which means if they
ticket
7:07
the homeless now they're in
violation of
7:09
federal law so this is
interesting is
7:11
only if you can provide beds for
7:13
everybody can you then start
ticketing
7:17
them so it can't be just hey I
got a bed
7:19
for you know I have to bid for
everybody
7:21
attorney thean a Evangelist
represented
7:23
Boise in its appeal and city's
hands are
7:26
tied now by the 9th Circuit's
decision
7:28
because it effectively creates a
7:30
constitutional right to camp
major West
7:33
Coast cities like Los Angeles
are
7:35
grappling with growing tent
cities and
7:37
the public health and safety
fall outs
7:39
from them
7:40
many filed briefs in support of
Boise's
7:42
appeal
7:43
Evangelos says everyone agrees
the
7:45
solution is more low-income
housing and
7:47
services but she says this
decision
7:48
makes it virtually impossible
for cities
7:51
to do anything in the interim
and we
7:53
have an outbreak of diseases
and a very
7:57
dangerous situation for people
who are
8:00
living on the streets and for
everyone
8:03
and the city needs to have the
tools
8:05
available to deal with growing
8:07
encampments in a statement
Boise's
8:09
outgoing Mayor Dave beter said
he hopes
8:11
the city's next administration
continues
8:14
to fight in federal court to get
8:15
clarification about how to
comply with
8:17
the law that scene is unlikely
at least
8:20
here the mayor lost in a heated
election
8:23
this month to a more liberal
Democrat
8:24
who had criticized the city for
8:26
criminalizing homelessness maria
8:29
foscarinis heads the National
Center on
8:31
homelessness and poverty which
helped
8:33
represent the Boise homeless
who brought
8:35
the case she
8:36
as the court has now affirmed
that
8:37
ticketing or jailing homeless
people
8:39
isn't working
8:41
the solution is addressing the
root of
8:43
the problem which is that
people can't
8:45
afford a place to live people
don't have
8:48
access to the services they need
8:50
foscar eNOS hopes this news
will force
8:53
cities to stop turning to the
courts and
8:55
start finding long-term
solutions there
9:00
you go
9:01
how about rousting him that's
him to be
9:05
specifically about ticketing
them by the
9:08
way it also brings up the kind
of the
9:10
logical conclusion of this sort
of
9:11
thinking which is like I'm
driving my
9:14
car around there's absolutely
no place
9:16
to park can I just double
parking and if
9:19
you ticket me it's cruel and
unusual
9:20
punishment are you homeless
9:23
no I'm talking about Mike I'm
just
9:25
taking the logic of the
argument that if
9:27
you can't there's no housing
there's no
9:29
way that these people could
find any
9:31
place to sleep or live then
therefore
9:34
they can just park themselves
wherever
9:37
they want well is that
different didn't
9:40
me double Park you want I can't
find a
9:41
parking so I think that's a
great idea
9:43
you next time you're up in
Washington
9:45
you're visiting the fam you
should try
9:48
that and let me know how that
goes for
9:50
you I will of course this is
it's crazy
9:55
but there you go
9:57
cholera awaits and the worst
part is
10:02
this happened three weeks ago I
only
10:05
found out about it now they
don't want
10:08
people knowing about this we're
too
10:15
obsessed with that so boring
the other
10:18
complaint sighs I saw some
donation
10:20
complaints I don't like I liked
it when
10:22
we had more European news so I
got you
10:24
some good European news today
too but I
10:27
need to start with late and not
enough
10:29
European news because it's all
Trump
10:31
Trump Trump and it's not it
appears that
10:33
way what we have in front don't
need to
10:36
get any Trump today I got one
thing
10:38
maybe I am I got out of the
kind of
10:43
Trump and slurry news like this
is kind
10:45
of funny avenatti news is good
yeah the
10:48
rundown
10:50
here we go okay Michael avenatti
10:52
rocketed to fame two years ago
as the
10:55
attorney for porn star stormy
Daniels in
10:57
her lawsuits against President
Trump but
11:00
his meteoric rise was matched
only by
11:02
the speed of his catastrophic
fall today
11:05
a jury found him guilty of
attempting to
11:08
extort millions of dollars from
Nike by
11:10
threatening to go public with
claims
11:12
that the shoe company was
illegally
11:14
paying high school basketball
players
11:16
Nike denied that claim and said
today
11:18
the verdict speaks volumes he's
in a bit
11:21
of a state of shock a vanadis
attorneys
11:23
say he plans to appeal a vanadis
11:25
avenatti and he's a strong guy
and
11:30
obviously he's disappointed but
he's a
11:34
fighter avenatti used his fame
as
11:36
Daniel's attorney to dominate
the
11:38
spotlight as the excoriated
President
11:40
Trump for allegedly having an
affair
11:42
with Daniels and then paying
her to
11:44
cover it up but for the fact
that he's
11:47
president he would be indicted
on
11:50
numerous criminal charges he
even
11:53
suggested he might run for
president but
11:55
now it's avenatti who faces
numerous
11:58
criminal charges in addition to
today's
12:00
guilty verdicts for which he
could get
12:02
more than 40 years he is
accused of
12:04
defrauding Daniels in a book
deal and
12:06
defrauding other clients of
millions of
12:09
dollars avenatti has been held
behind
12:12
bars since January for
violating his
12:14
bail conditions his attorneys
say he's
12:16
reportedly in the same solitary
12:19
confinement cell that held El
Chapo the
12:21
Mexican drug lord they say he's
being
12:23
treated like a caged animal
what a story
12:29
no no that's only half the
story CBS and
12:32
I'm glad you played that so
that I can
12:35
play you the compa lodge of the
lead up
12:38
to the the rise and subsequent
fall of
12:42
michael avenatti that's
somebody put
12:44
this together of course I've
cried free
12:46
beacon y'all I gotta love the
free
12:48
beacon they got nothing else
but time on
12:50
their hands and this does fit
perfectly
12:53
in my rule of the media
boomerang if you
12:56
abuse the media for your own
personal
13:00
gain it will eventually
boomerang
13:03
back and hit you with at least
equal but
13:05
often multiple times the force
these
13:08
Donald Trump's worst nightmare
Mike
13:11
joining us once again is Michael
13:13
avenatti let's bring in Michael
avenatti
13:14
Michael avenatti Michael
avenatti
13:15
Michael avenatti thank you very
much
13:17
he's out there saving the
country maybe
13:20
the saving of the Republic if
you are
13:22
something of a folk hero now
Michael
13:24
avenatti an apology I've been
saying
13:26
enough already Michael I've
seen you
13:28
everywhere what do you love to
say I was
13:30
wrong brother you have a lot to
say I am
13:33
just dying to hear what you
think as
13:36
people all like you I'm the
only person
13:37
right here Donald Trump fears
more than
13:40
Robert Miller we think you guys
are the
13:43
tip of this beer that's going
to take
13:44
down Donald Trump he's a beast
okay
13:47
that's true he has a great
bigger
13:54
calling here that being a
lawyer is
13:56
minimal compared to what he's
doing no
13:58
one has talked tougher directly
to
14:01
Donald Trump on TV than Michael
avenatti
14:03
and Donald Trump is afraid to
mention
14:05
his name
14:06
that's fascinating Donald Trump
is
14:08
terrified of Mike 11 on the run
for his
14:12
money
14:12
anybody else Michael vanadis
substantial
14:14
threat to the Trump presidency
the
14:16
Democrats could learn something
for you
14:18
you are the mess of with drunk
a lot
14:20
more than they are he has no
doubt
14:21
created sheer panic and Donald
Trump's
14:25
very fragile mind
14:26
Michael avenatti is laying down
the law
14:29
as just go home
14:31
really thinking about running
for
14:33
president one reason why I'm
taking you
14:35
seriously as a contender is
because of
14:37
your presence on cable news you
look at
14:38
the field of Democrats right
now and are
14:40
not each the one who stands out
if they
14:42
decide they value a fighter
most just
14:44
people just foolish to
underestimate my
14:46
glove and Adi we said that they
need a
14:48
fighter look I mean we're gonna
continue
14:50
to use the media I think we've
used it
14:52
with great success all of my
sexual
14:54
fantasies involve handcuffs
there
15:02
therein lies a potential end of
show I
15:04
saw all of my sexual fantasies
involve
15:07
handcuffs just putting it out
there
15:08
we'll see how how you feel
about that
15:10
why did he even say that he was
off the
15:14
rails he really thought he
could say and
15:16
do anything and thank God for
YouTube I
15:19
will say it YouTube truly is
much more
15:21
important than anybody realizes
not for
15:24
you know everyone to go on
there and
15:27
yelling left and right about
what they
15:29
feel or think
15:30
no it's for documenting the
media
15:34
because you can get almost
anything
15:37
anytime pretty much on demand
and you
15:42
can see you can see the the
hypocrisy
15:44
over weeks months years it's it
is
15:47
really a would say it but it
does need
15:51
to be protected it's an
important
15:53
resource for the world
otherwise how we
15:56
get all this they would never
get this
15:58
put together no sin Ponzi
youtubes and
16:01
you heard in there Joy Behar
over and
16:04
over and you also heard Nicole
Larry
16:08
O'Donnell there I mean it's
unbelievable
16:14
speaking of film actually I'm
I'm I'm
16:17
worried I'm a little worried
about our
16:21
fellow American citizens and
yeah and
16:27
this I think my my observation
of this
16:30
started and I believe I told
you about
16:33
this when was a young woman who
does my
16:36
hair
16:38
she started off like you know
Trump you
16:42
know he's a dictator aren't you
worried
16:44
that he won't leave the White
House even
16:45
if he loses or even at the end
of his
16:47
second term do you recall this
that oh
16:49
yeah there's a lot of again
then I
16:52
retorted with my common retort
to that
16:55
which is yeah they said that
about Bush
16:58
this is that about Nixon they
said that
17:00
about Obama yes yes there there
is and
17:03
by the way I believe your Lib
Joe
17:05
friends also say this or they
have they
17:09
mentioned the not leaving the
White
17:11
House bit oh you know I don't
have that
17:14
one document it's possible
maybe you can
17:16
throw that one out and you know
blob
17:18
that grenade see what comes
back and I
17:20
think what's going you know
they've been
17:22
kind of on to me recently okay
I was
17:30
saddened and I think what's
happening is
17:34
the the leaders of the people
who really
17:38
I'm not gonna say the left but
just the
17:40
people who really despise Trump
and are
17:42
afraid of him for all the
reasons have
17:45
been mind-controlled to such a
degree
17:47
that now they see that their
leaders and
17:49
and their leaders are Bill
Maher you
17:52
know the the view it's not it's
not polo
17:55
it's not politicians they look
to and I
17:57
know that people watch The Real
Time
17:59
with Bill Maher and they I
think they're
18:02
seeing that there's despair and
they're
18:04
broken and and and I watched
the the
18:10
reason I watched the Friday
episode was
18:12
because Amy Klobuchar was going
to be
18:14
the interviewee at near the
beginning
18:16
interview right but what
happened there
18:19
made me watch the entire show I
pulled a
18:22
couple of clips
18:23
it's really sad what is going
on here
18:26
listen to Bill Maher with Amy
Klobuchar
18:28
so okay I'm gonna ask this
question
18:30
because I asked you to every
Democratic
18:32
politician comes on here I'm
saying you
18:34
win okay you're wearing I'm
glad great
18:37
that's different then
18:39
him leaving mm-hmm that's what
I want to
18:42
know what is the plan and I
think we
18:45
need to start talking about it
now
18:47
because it's very hard for me
to imagine
18:48
you winning the popular the
electoral
18:51
vote fair and square and him
sending out
18:53
a congratulatory telegram great
day so
18:58
glad you won we had a good
match and let
19:01
me tell you where I keep the
you know
19:02
important papers he's not
leaving these
19:07
people are not going to give up
power
19:10
what is the plan if he says I
find
19:12
irregularities the people who
ran it in
19:14
Iowa screwed it up again
19:16
I have to stay it was rigged
he's
19:19
already said this many times
what do you
19:21
do then the first thing you do
is now
19:24
you start now and that is to
win big
19:27
which I believe will help now
just don't
19:29
secondly come on you win all
these
19:33
states in the country sorry
friend to
19:34
say secondly you make sure that
we have
19:38
backup paper ballots you push
for that's
19:40
those are my bills you do
everything to
19:42
protect our last thing in the
era of
19:44
fake news okay and not there's
no facts
19:46
anymore it's just about power
you have
19:49
always had a peaceful
transition of
19:51
power and this always have had
we have
19:53
correct and no in a different
world you
19:57
have the people on your side
and in a
19:59
big way he has a lot of people
on his
20:00
side the ones with the guns I
think will
20:05
do this I think that the law we
hope for
20:08
what we have to unite on as a
country is
20:10
that the rule of law cannot
handle four
20:13
more years of a guy that thinks
he's
20:14
above it tomorrow will you at
least
20:15
start asking the people in
power like
20:18
the police in the military what
would
20:20
you do if he said he wouldn't
leave
20:21
would you at least ask start
asking them
20:23
get them on the record
20:27
this is sad that he's I don't
know if he
20:31
actually thinks this is like he
does he
20:34
sounds sincere and this ashamed
that she
20:37
didn't say bill you're acting
like an
20:38
idiot this is not gonna happen
well
20:41
whatever happened before and
why are you
20:43
thinking this way luckily when
he sat
20:46
down with his panel right by
the way
20:48
this Trump have his own army I
don't
20:50
think so oh I think you need to
listen
20:52
to some clips when he sat down
with the
20:55
panel which was comprised of
Van Jones
20:58
who I like I like Van Jones he's
21:01
interesting and he has
contrarian views
21:03
sometimes some other nudnik I
forget his
21:06
name and Katie Couric former
Today Show
21:09
a big NBC yes host of the CBS
Evening
21:13
News
21:14
she CBS what a flop of a way
why do I
21:16
think she was NBC she was
always CBS
21:19
no no she was Jonas yes Lord
her weigh
21:23
anchor and then she went to
Yahoo and
21:25
then we lost her for a couple
years
21:30
I'll give props to Katie Couric
because
21:33
she jumps in at the minute he
sits down
21:34
with the panel he starts again
and and
21:36
she kind of pushes back okay I
know I'm
21:39
the crazy person because they
say he's
21:41
not leaving I just were
obsessed with
21:42
this bill it's only our country
I'm
21:45
sorry I'm a little obsessed
what is what
21:47
has made you so focused on this
21:49
everything donald trump has
ever done i
21:51
laid it out a couple of weeks
ago he
21:54
said it in himself in 2016 he
said if
21:57
heath when he thought he was
gonna lose
21:58
it's rigged he doesn't accept
any I
22:02
guess the question I ask is in
countries
22:05
where they pull that kind of
stuff off
22:06
the generals turn out to be
traitors I
22:08
have not seen any evidence yet
the
22:11
generals are actually
unpatriotic if
22:12
that happens I think we're in
trouble
22:13
bad I think America's military
would be
22:16
happy to walk in there and take
him out
22:18
you'll see
22:18
[Applause]
22:24
it's all great that we're so
happy with
22:27
the hypothetical bestowed
hoping and
22:32
smiling so you think okay that
might be
22:35
enough no no no he can back up
his his
22:39
fear he backs it up with
assertions
22:41
become back up his fear that the
22:43
military won't take Trump out
if he
22:45
refuses to leave okay so let me
let me
22:48
just say what the way dictators
take
22:50
over his they buy off different
factions
22:54
you buy off the donor class
like with
22:55
tax cuts you buy off the
businesspeople
22:57
with getting rid of regulations
you buy
23:01
off the military you're right
with some
23:04
of them don't like him but he
gives them
23:07
everything they want a lot of
money goes
23:09
to the military and then
there's the
23:10
police here's what I don't
understand
23:13
what he what he the list he
just gave
23:15
there that's how you win an
election
23:17
it's not how if you convinced
the
23:20
military to keep you in power
these are
23:24
all things that are very
obvious that
23:26
yeah people would like these it
would
23:29
they like their their forces
funded
23:32
properly they want the police
respected
23:35
but and that's to get them to
vote for
23:37
you but Marcy's that as none of
that's
23:39
how dictators work he's bought
them all
23:41
off we'd bought him off I don't
know
23:44
exactly how it needs to be
checked out
23:48
Van Jones very erratic yes this
is what
23:51
I'm saying his problem the
sickness is
23:53
really gone too far Van Jones
pushes
23:56
back again he loses but he
won't leave
23:58
and then who gets rid of him
the police
24:00
this is the police well I mean
like I I
24:04
understand your concern and you
can bad
24:08
things happen to countries and
people
24:09
have taken democracy for
granted for
24:11
wait yeah we're not that
special exactly
24:13
and I think we forget a
democratic
24:16
republic is the most rare and
fragile
24:19
form of government around human
history
24:21
they almost never work right is
that
24:23
true no why would he even say
that what
24:26
I didn't quite understand what
is a rare
24:29
form because people don't like
it
24:31
because you can't
24:32
you things like Mars describing
you
24:34
literally can't stay in the
office if
24:37
you're kicked out or if you're
voted out
24:38
and not kick that butt voted
out they're
24:40
trying to kick him out you get
voted out
24:42
I mean why doesn't even you say
the same
24:43
well if he gets impeached and
found
24:45
guilty why did why doesn't he
stay then
24:47
- I mean it none of it makes
any sense
24:49
because the problem is the way
the
24:51
system works if he stays and AW
he's not
24:54
gonna stay in office and his
office is
24:56
not you know he's not could
maybe under
25:00
some nutball circumstance if
you're
25:02
assuming he's crazy stays in
the White
25:04
House and they just wait him
out they
25:06
starve him out meanwhile
Congress does
25:09
its own thing it's passing
bills and
25:11
there's a the new president
signs the
25:12
bills and this all that it's
you know
25:15
everything else continues cuz
you can't
25:17
stop that process whether the
25:19
president's there or not I mean
Woodrow
25:21
Wilson was was it being a coma
for like
25:23
a year while his wife was
acting as
25:25
president the this is just
getting
25:28
completely insane yes not a
fragile
25:31
system is a very very strong
system it's
25:34
just that people don't like to
implement
25:35
it and fragile form of
government around
25:38
human history they almost never
were
25:40
fragile and that's and that's
why we
25:42
have to be to be vigilant but
about 90%
25:43
of police support Trump yes
amazingly
25:47
and when he mentioned he says
this
25:49
outright he says we have the
rough
25:50
people and then he mentions I
love this
25:52
the military the police and the
bikers
25:54
like like if you had the whole
US
25:57
military and the police that
wouldn't be
25:59
enough let's bring in the guys
26:03
Donald Trump knows about the
military in
26:06
which he refused to serve
because when
26:09
you think of Jim mattis when
you think
26:11
of general Kelly the so called
rough
26:13
people Moline and and Marine
generals
26:16
these are people everyone I've
known in
26:18
the military van is absolutely
right
26:19
they are sworn to uphold the
26:21
Constitution of the United
States they
26:23
are the most patriotic Americans
26:25
understand that the
Constitution is not
26:27
a formula for a dictator he
says that
26:33
Trump doesn't understand these
people
26:34
and he says he refused to serve
26:36
he didn't refuse to serve
refusing to
26:39
serve is refusing to service
I'm not
26:42
serving he got off on some
deferment
26:44
that's different so of course
these are
26:47
people everyone Gershon from the
26:49
Washington Post I think yeah a
nerd with
26:51
with glasses
26:53
funny-looking glasses yeah man
is
26:55
absolutely right they are sworn
to
26:57
uphold the Constitution of the
United
26:59
States they're the most
patriotic
27:01
Americans understand that the
27:03
Constitution is not a formula
for a
27:06
dictatorship or point did I not
go back
27:07
far enough to catch that bit
probably
27:17
the Washington Post thank you
good point
27:20
these are the same people who
have the
27:22
lie database on Trump just a
blatant lie
27:25
yeah it's a Constitution of the
United
27:28
States they're the most
patriotic
27:30
Americans understand that the
27:32
Constitution is not a formula
for a
27:34
dictatorship or for a man to
extend it
27:36
we're also sworn to follow the
27:38
commander-in-chief there's a
chain of
27:40
command what is one thing it's
one of
27:42
the great achievements of
American
27:43
democracy that that our
military swear
27:46
allegiance to the Constitution
not to
27:48
the commander-in-chief and we
and we do
27:50
it all the way down didn't they
swear an
27:53
oath I'm sorry it was a brother
goes off
27:57
the rails with Bret Stevens
27:59
oh it's Bret Stevens in the New
York
28:02
Times yeah oh wow the exact
loans yes
28:05
thank you troll room although
he didn't
28:07
have to be a dick about it
28:09
wrong again thanks trolls yes
exact same
28:12
voice is the other guy cuz the
other guy
28:14
was just on news hour
28:16
well thank God and this would
be the
28:18
last one from the marsh oh thank
28:20
goodness
28:21
Van Jones brings everybody back
to
28:24
sanity kind of but already I my
head was
28:28
mic mouth was open watching
this like
28:30
holy crap he's saying with such
28:33
conviction this is not the Bill
Maher
28:34
Act he means this he he truly
has some
28:37
fear and you hear the audience
you can
28:39
hear a pin drop they're not
hooting and
28:41
hollering the whole time
they're like oh
28:42
they're worried entervan you
know the
28:45
thing I like about what this
28:47
conversation is this you you're
assuming
28:52
that the Democrats can win and
then he
28:55
won't leave gonna take when
you're first
29:00
part 44% of Democrats think the
29:10
Democrats will win no we can't
80% of
29:18
the Republicans think they will
win and
29:20
also I saw polls it's Bernie
Biden and
29:23
Bloomberg it's three 78 year
old white
29:25
guys so this is very depressing
for
29:28
people i but this is depressing
and a
29:35
lot of people watch Bill Maher
and a lot
29:37
of people have been sucked in
and I
29:38
think that they're seeing the
leaders
29:39
throwing up their hands saying
what
29:42
we're never gonna do we got all
white
29:45
people they're never gonna win
Trump is
29:48
never gonna leave we're in a
29:49
dictatorship and smart people
are are
29:53
going nuts enter my Lib dev you
have the
29:58
Lib joes I've got a Lib dev a
developer
30:01
and I know him quite well he is
the
30:04
co-inventor of podcasting dave
winer and
30:07
his most recent podcast
included this
30:10
bit think he was talking about
the
30:12
Rachel Maddow Show but just
listen to
30:15
their being poisoned by these
shows it's
30:19
very concerning to me I don't
care if
30:22
you hate Trump hate I don't care
30:25
you're an American and you're
you're
30:27
sick Rachel Maddow she
30:29
Timothy Snyder who was a Yale
professor
30:32
who's written a couple books
lately
30:35
about tyranny and about what
we're going
30:38
through and what history tells
us is
30:41
going to happen and how we
should fight
30:43
it and so she is very fixated
on now it
30:47
has happened and it's no longer
a threat
30:51
but we're living in a lawless
country
30:54
now and she's right we haven't
seen the
30:58
full effect of it we will each
of us
31:01
will and it may take a while
but we're
31:05
not going to get off this path
Bloomberg
31:08
or not it really doesn't seem
like we're
31:10
going to get off the path we're
gonna
31:12
put in a good fight because
Bloomberg is
31:14
is the next thing after
impeachment as
31:17
you've got a guy with an
infinitely deep
31:21
pockets and the will to fight
and the
31:25
intelligence to do it
intelligently but
31:29
it's it's really it's probably
it's too
31:31
late because they'll stop him
they can
31:34
put him in jail and they will
put him in
31:36
jail or they'll deport him and
Obama
31:38
will go we live in exile
somewhere and
31:41
Hillary Clinton and anybody who
is
31:44
potential opposition to trump
will
31:47
either go into jail or will go
somewhere
31:50
else so that's where we're
going this is
31:55
an illness and that's
concerning gonna
31:58
deport Michael Bloomberg
deported what
32:01
we're deport is any familiarity
with
32:06
anything that's realistic or
the law
32:09
itself or the Constitution or
this
32:11
country and yes yes of course
they do
32:14
they're very intelligent people
but
32:16
something has snapped
32:18
and it's think they're gonna
deport
32:22
Michael Bloomberg do you said
it right
32:24
they've been poisoned they
continue to
32:26
be poisoned literally poisoned
yeah
32:30
their brain is being poisoned
is being
32:32
poisoned by Rachel Maddow he
named her
32:35
yeah
32:35
lawrence O'Donnell is a good
example he
32:38
was in that prominently
represented in
32:40
that last clip of avenatti
32:42
and
32:43
a bunch of them joy Behar's
another one
32:45
she was a big hater she had her
own show
32:47
for a while now she's on the
view and
32:49
she's terrible person she's the
same age
32:51
as Bernie I had a thought about
some of
32:56
this particularly when it comes
to
32:57
social media and it was just a
passing
33:00
thought but it made some sense
to me you
33:01
know what what a lot of
politicians
33:04
forget or they I think people
in general
33:07
forget that we are the United
States and
33:09
the United States is you know
it's it's
33:11
different territories and when I
33:14
election of states yes not ik
not the
33:16
United people of America United
States
33:18
if you're in New York and if
you're from
33:20
New York and someone starts
talking
33:22
about anything and I know that
person's
33:25
from New York or there's
context that
33:28
like Dave Winer who lives I
think he
33:30
just moved upstate but he was
in New
33:32
York City for six or seven
years I have
33:36
a little more context about his
thinking
33:38
if if you know when you see me
on
33:40
Twitter which you will now
because I
33:42
changed my profile name you see
Adam
33:44
Curry
33:44
- Texas you know I'm in Texas
you know
33:47
I'm going to have a certain
view people
33:50
have forgotten this in it's
certainly on
33:52
social media so when someone
says yeah I
33:56
hate the Bulls you know you
know well
34:00
let's see where he's from you
know and
34:01
then you can maybe he's from
the from
34:05
Texas or maybe from Florida you
know the
34:07
Miami Heat whatever it is and
you
34:09
immediately have context but
because we
34:11
don't have that people
immediately just
34:14
start freaking out over shit
and I think
34:16
it should be mandatory and I've
done it
34:18
to put your place in your
profile name
34:22
the people have context what
you're
34:24
saying I think it will actually
make a
34:26
little difference in the
discourse
34:27
online I think it'll make zero
34:30
difference because I don't
think people
34:32
understand the basics I don't
think a
34:35
person for who I mean Trump's a
good
34:36
example he's from Queens they
talk a
34:39
certain way there and he acts a
certain
34:40
way the same isn't nez
Manhattan by the
34:43
way not though it not even
close and
34:46
Brooklyn is also different so
that's my
34:48
point he's from Queens which is
the real
34:50
middle-class kind of brag about
34:53
everything area where they have
a sir
34:55
patter a certain way of talking
they're
34:57
very identifiable and it offends
34:59
everybody not from Queens right
but I
35:03
think it would be a little more
helpful
35:05
of people identified where
they're from
35:07
I don't think it would help
myself say
35:09
it again I like a difference
well I am a
35:12
social engineer so I'm thinking
it will
35:15
work you're hopeful is what it
is I have
35:18
compared found this very
depressing not
35:20
distressed Mars by the way if
Trump goes
35:25
blows in with a landslide in
2020 when
35:28
he's gonna have to quit they're
gonna
35:31
bring up the topic again what
if he
35:33
doesn't quit well you know it's
somebody
35:35
by the way now I wouldn't put
it past
35:36
Trump to do this just as a joke
yeah
35:39
comprise breath pass the law
we're gonna
35:43
run again yeah try to repeal the
35:45
amendment that prevents the
president
35:47
from running more than twice
and they'll
35:49
put you know somebody by the
way there's
35:50
a guy in Texas that puts that
in or a
35:53
couple of people Congress
people that
35:54
put that they were putting it
in during
35:56
the Obama administration yeah
of course
35:58
we heard the same it's exactly
the same
36:00
exactly the same I'm just
concerned I've
36:04
never seen people who I know our
36:07
intelligence smart learn 'add
I've never
36:10
seen this type of behavior so
it's I'm
36:14
not I'm not just calling the
shots I'm
36:15
not they didn't even say that
that's
36:19
what they're thinking but it's
it's
36:21
truly a and they are being
poisoned you
36:24
said it that was the best the
best way
36:26
to look at it that being
poisoned yeah
36:28
and of course it happens on all
sides
36:31
but you know maybe people
hearing this
36:34
will uh will take note your
being
36:37
portable one of the reasons
that we do
36:38
this show is to try is who are
the
36:40
antidote
36:41
yeah well in some cases the
anecdote
36:44
that's I think more than
anecdote than
36:47
the antidote yes so on the
other side of
36:50
course you know there's a how
many
36:53
sealed indictments there are
more than
36:56
100,000 yeah we're getting
close now
37:01
we're getting real close
Brennan showed
37:03
up because you know now we have
the
37:04
Durham report oh it's got all
its it's
37:08
the thousands of sealed the
hundreds of
37:10
thousands of sealed indictments
going to
37:12
jail Brennan shows up on I
think CNN or
37:15
MSNBC of course because he's
poor she's
37:18
paid unpaid on hardball and so
the
37:22
allegation is so by the way the
New York
37:24
Times at an interesting article
about
37:26
the allegation that and I'm
summarizing
37:30
CIA knew what they wanted and
they just
37:34
kept poking and fishing and
trolling
37:36
until they got enough pieces to
put
37:38
together to to try and make this
37:41
collusion Russian collusion
stick and so
37:46
the in this piece the New York
Times
37:49
actually buried buried the
information
37:52
that some of these stolen
emails that
37:55
have been recovered included
emails from
37:58
President Obama it's buried in
that
38:01
story which is of course it
should be a
38:03
huge one guys are corrupt
completely
38:11
buried and but here's a Brennan
38:13
appearing on that Christmas
Chris
38:15
Matthews - of course laughs off
this nut
38:17
nutty investigation now the New
York
38:19
Times is reporting that the
ongoing
38:21
investigation into the origins
of the
38:23
Russian probe itself also
appears to be
38:25
driven by Trump's political
interests
38:27
according to people familiar
the US
38:29
attorney leading that inquiry
John
38:30
Durham it appears to be
pursuing a
38:33
theory that the CIA under its
former
38:35
director John Brennan had a
preconceived
38:37
notion about Russia I was
trying to get
38:39
to a particular result and was
38:40
nefariously trying to keep other
38:42
agencies from seeing the full
picture
38:44
however FBI and NSA officials
quote have
38:47
told mr. Durham and his
investigators
38:49
that such an interpretation is
wrong and
38:52
based on the misunder
38:53
how the intelligence community
functions
38:55
let me ask you I mr. director
how do you
38:58
respond to this inquiry well I
think
39:00
it's kind of silly
39:02
is there a criminal
investigation now on
39:04
analytic judgments and the
activities of
39:06
CIA in terms of trying to
protect our
39:08
national security I'm certainly
willing
39:10
to talk to mr. Durham or
anybody else
39:12
who has any questions about
what we did
39:14
during this period of time in
2016 and
39:16
so I don't know what I have not
been
39:18
I've not talked to him yet I
understand
39:20
that I'm on his list of people
to be
39:22
interviewed but clearly I think
is
39:24
another indication that Donald
Trump is
39:26
using the Department of Justice
to go
39:28
after his enemies in any way
that he can
39:30
people are innocent until well
alleged
39:33
to be involved in some type of
criminal
39:34
activity words to live by words
to live
39:40
by mr. Brennan we'll play that
again
39:42
people are innocent until well
alleged
39:44
to be involved in some type of
criminal
39:46
activity yeah that's the
American Way
39:47
thank you John Brennan yeah so
the the
39:50
New York Times article
headlined Justice
39:53
Department is investigating CIA
39:54
resistance to sharing Russia's
secrets
39:57
now they've kind of made it
that well we
39:59
didn't want to share because
you know
40:00
you don't want anything to leak
out
40:04
that's a good one and the funny
and I
40:06
don't have a clip but I've
heard many
40:08
people say that this said this
special
40:11
investigator he's like some
dude from
40:14
Connecticut you know Trump
threw him in
40:16
there as like who is this guy
it's worth
40:21
looking up John Durham and he
is indeed
40:25
des was appointed in February
2018 to
40:28
the District of Connecticut
United
40:29
States Attorney but he's known
for
40:31
leading an inquiry into
allegations FBI
40:34
agents and Boston Police had
ties with
40:36
the mob that's the Whitey
Bulger case oh
40:38
yeah 2005 CIA interrogation
tapes
40:41
destruction that is the current
director
40:44
of CIA I was a Gena as it has
Paul now
40:49
what's her name yeah so that he
40:51
investigated
40:54
he's he's a crime buster he has
done
40:58
some significant cases
significant here
41:02
the whitey bulls also the also
the
41:04
torture investigation yeah the
you know
41:08
the enhanced interrogation now
that
41:12
doesn't mean that this guy
isn't you
41:14
know I mean I it sounds like
he's a guy
41:18
that can do the job yeah I'm
not so sure
41:21
that bar is clean I mean he I
keep
41:24
seeing people saying oh no this
is great
41:29
he's gonna do it thousands of
sealed
41:31
indictment you know no bars dad
the
41:35
higher Jeffrey Epstein at the
school he
41:38
was principal of her director
41:40
I mean his connections with bar
and
41:42
Muller they worked together of
course
41:45
they did these are cover-up
artists he
41:47
works together eventually the
question
41:49
is who they're gonna have one
or two
41:51
were gonna go down and everyone
else
41:52
will be safe so there's gonna be
41:54
sacrificial lambs well since
you brought
41:56
this up I have one annoying
clip I must
41:59
get it other oh yes we love
annoying
42:01
it's annoying to me so I'm
watching the
42:05
PBS news hour and they have
marks
42:09
shields and Brooks Brooks is
out he's
42:11
taking the day off and they put
the guy
42:13
from The Washington Post in who
I
42:14
thought was on the Bill Maher
show
42:15
because they have exact same
voice
42:17
coincidentally there's a guy in
The New
42:19
York Times who you were called
out for
42:20
he was making the mistake even
though
42:22
it's my mistake and I should
mention the
42:25
fact that they have the exact
same voice
42:27
and they were the same goofy
they were
42:28
easy lessons music melee oh yes
42:31
so they're both the same kind
of guy but
42:34
so but shields at the very end
of the
42:36
thing I got a tube is a
two-parter but
42:39
and this will begin release
everything
42:41
you've just played shields says
the
42:45
following this is shields the
worst this
42:48
is the worst part one PBS and
just
42:51
listen to this these guys and I
mean
42:54
mark shields is 82 years old
he's an old
42:57
liberal he can't they can't get
this out
42:59
of their craw they can't get it
out of
43:01
their craw what is it play the
clip mark
43:03
just a few seconds a few
seconds Trudy I
43:05
mean his a man is pushing
prosecutors
43:08
to prosecute James Comey and
Andrew
43:10
McCabe and intervenes for Mike
Flynn and
43:15
in for Roger stone why Roger
stone
43:18
I think this open speculation
and very
43:22
plausible
43:22
Roger stones the one person to
could tie
43:25
Donald Trump to WikiLeaks into
the
43:28
Russians in the 2016 I mean
after all
43:31
that investment all that
investigation I
43:33
mean he that's what he did
that's what
43:34
he was lying about that's he
was the
43:36
intermediary and I think that
it's not
43:38
out of loyalty or affection I
think it's
43:41
out of vulnerability he's still
43:43
concerned with that 2016
election rather
43:46
than worried about 2020 there's
no
43:52
defined link between wiki links
and
43:55
WikiLeaks in stone is there
well yeah I
43:58
contacted him once and it's
possibly get
44:01
some some relationship but it's
got
44:04
nothing to do with anything
this is all
44:06
dreamed up the Russia collusion
thing
44:08
they can't get it out of their
craw
44:10
Trump is more concerned about
2016 and
44:14
2020 yeah right you think
that's true
44:17
what kind of nut are you
44:19
well he's spreading and you'll
get by
44:21
the way this guy is getting
paid good
44:23
money by PBS to spew this this
44:27
unbelievable paranoid garbage
this is
44:30
like this is conspiracy theory
to the
44:33
max it's unbelievable that this
would be
44:35
on the air and it's part of
these it's
44:38
it's like a virus it's part of
the
44:40
sickness he's spreading he's
definitely
44:42
part of it but listen to the
second part
44:44
and you can get a better clue
and you
44:45
get the resignation part of it
which is
44:47
what you've been observing the
44:49
resignation that were we're all
just
44:52
subject to this tyrant the
character
44:56
with the red hat Judy how about
how do
44:59
you feel if you're Susan
Collins if
45:01
you're Rob Portman if you're
Joni Ernst
45:03
and said oh yes we voted to
acquit but
45:06
he's going to change he'll be
chastened
45:08
he'll be chastened I mean if
this is
45:10
that this is the new chastened
Trump I
45:13
mean he's unburdened and
unfettered and
45:16
and scary
45:20
orange man bad very scary
45:25
it's I'm laughing but it's
really sad
45:28
it's the this is PBS these are
these are
45:31
people that matter when they
say stuff
45:33
by the way I didn't know he was
82 he
45:35
looks pretty good pretty spry
for 82
45:37
I'll give him that mr. shields
well no I
45:44
think he's erudite for 82 so
there you
45:47
have it I mean except for the
fact that
45:48
he's he's lost his marbles yeah
and he
45:52
can't think straight and he's
just a
45:53
trump hater and he when he
starts
45:55
shaking when he talks about
Trump I mean
45:58
these guys are just there
they're
46:00
unhinged well the what happened
the way
46:03
I see it is after the Senate
vote and
46:07
not guilty verdict then it was
like
46:12
everyone just went even though
they knew
46:14
it was going to happen I guess
they
46:15
still had some hope that maybe
you know
46:18
there were there was some
coalition and
46:19
maybe Mitt Romney even said hey
I'm
46:21
gonna do it let's see if I can
get
46:22
anyone else on board or what
whatever
46:24
happened they was the letdown
was much
46:27
larger than I expected it would
be for
46:29
certainly for media types I
mean I
46:31
watched Rachel Maddow I I mean
I did it
46:33
wasn't even clippable it would
take 30
46:35
minutes just for her to say
boohoo I
46:37
mean that's really what it came
down to
46:39
and it's it's it's distr a feel
bad let
46:46
me bet an element of your thing
before
46:49
you finish which is these are
the people
46:51
that are supposed to be
decoding things
46:54
for the public at large yes and
they're
46:56
supposed to be doing it in an
accurate
46:58
way but they're so blinded by
their own
47:01
prejudice and bigotry that they
can't do
47:03
it no I mean they're supposed
to be the
47:05
ones telling us no here's
what's going
47:07
on and I go back to work I
think that's
47:09
what it's basically what the
news media
47:10
is supposed to do here's what's
going on
47:13
now you feel should feel better
you can
47:14
go back to work you know what's
going on
47:16
that's it but they can't even
do that
47:18
the simplest of jobs they can't
do it
47:21
meanwhile I believe it's only a
trial
47:25
balloon but I pretty sure I
said that we
47:29
needed to be on the lookout for
Michael
47:30
Bloomberg
47:31
to invite Hillary Clinton to be
his vice
47:33
president and that's exactly
what the
47:36
rumor was according to people
familiar
47:38
with the matter without which I
took -
47:41
there was a million tweets
about this
47:44
and they were going oh you guys
are
47:45
right I get some credit I guess
I don't
47:47
remember doing it but you did
and
47:49
they're going and then they
always play
47:51
the clip he says Michael bloom
once
47:53
Hillary she's once Hillary but
it but if
47:56
you read what actually happened
all the
47:59
reports say he's considering
Hillary
48:01
yeah that's it's a trial but
doesn't
48:03
mean anything I'm considering
Hillary
48:05
but I'm not arguing that if
you've heard
48:07
what I said I'm not talking
about you
48:09
know I'm talking to the public
that's
48:11
all jacked up about this it's a
trial
48:14
balloon and I think it went over
48:16
reasonably well actually I
think it
48:19
really happened I think it okay
48:21
I think it went over pretty
well you're
48:25
not gonna get two people from
New York
48:27
well no that's that's actually
no
48:29
unbalanced it's not even
allowed I think
48:32
there's a there's a
constitutional issue
48:34
but being from the same state
okay I
48:38
heard that too but I don't see
any
48:40
evidence of it yeah besides
that she
48:43
just happens you know just take
a move
48:46
to bark and solve for that week
yeah but
48:50
it's beside the point there's
no way
48:51
that two New Yorkers we already
48:53
first of all doll these
liberals in
48:56
particular bitch and moan about
Trump
48:58
he's a New Yorker were they
gonna get to
49:01
now instead of one we had at
least we
49:03
had a little bounce with pence
being
49:05
from Indiana
49:09
thank you you're making my
point for me
49:12
it's ludicrous why is it
ludicrous look
49:14
at who is saying they're
unhinged they
49:17
have lost their minds I mean
here's to
49:21
contract well not contract two
clips one
49:23
from MSNBC one from CNN and
this is
49:27
really the the title of these
clips
49:30
should be what are we gonna do
about
49:32
Bernie because they're already
massaging
49:35
and positioning what is going
to happen
49:37
now there were some changes
made to this
49:39
process the Democratic primary
process
49:43
whereas the super
49:45
delegates who are the elites
who screwed
49:48
Bernie over in 2016 they don't
come in
49:51
and tell a second round and no
one has
49:53
explained exactly what that
means but
49:55
from what I understand you have
to have
49:56
your 15 hundred delegates or
whatever
49:59
the exact number is if you
don't have it
50:01
then it goes into a round of
chat and if
50:04
we don't if we don't fix it
then we go
50:06
into around another chat but
that's when
50:08
the super-delegates come in and
so the
50:10
the goal of course is to have
the
50:11
super-delegates or the elites
just
50:14
determine who's going to run
for the
50:16
Democratic Party that's that's
what it
50:17
is
50:18
it's look at look at who these
50:20
super-delegates are so here's a
Chuck
50:23
Todd cast and the panel talking
about
50:25
Bernie this is a part of the
campaign
50:27
that we never had to worry
about four
50:29
years ago I think the question
becomes
50:31
what if we get to the
convention and
50:34
Bernie Sanders does not have
anywhere
50:36
near a majority but he has a
plurality
50:39
he has thirty five thirty seven
percent
50:41
of the delegates and he goes to
the
50:43
convention says I want more
primaries
50:45
than anyone else I have more
delegates
50:47
than anyone else
50:48
I dare you to deny me you don't
have
50:52
super-delegates anymore you
don't have
50:57
the members of Congress who
would be the
50:59
elders I mean that was exactly
the oh my
51:12
goodness and that was Andrea
Mitchell
51:14
that's Andrea Mitchell saying
this elder
51:16
totally she and her hubby
Greenspan they
51:20
are yeah they're both in their
80s and
51:23
they're at both elders they
consider
51:24
themselves to be the the
village elders
51:27
they will take care of it but
now it's
51:29
after wait a second round let's
see how
51:30
CNN does 60 remember the last
nominee to
51:33
go in who actually had the
majority was
51:35
John Kerry if you remember 2008
Hillary
51:39
had to send her votes over the
same
51:41
thing happened 16 Sanders
Henderson the
51:43
last one who's actually gotten
this on
51:45
the first ballot
51:45
people forget he's John Kerry
in 2004
51:48
but of course the change in
rules
51:50
relative to super-delegates not
getting
51:52
a say on that first ballot this
time but
51:54
having a say for the subsequent
ballots
51:56
if it comes down
51:57
to that this is more of a
mythical thing
52:02
on these super-delegates surely
doesn't
52:04
but let me say if someone goes
in and
52:06
has the most delegates and the
52:08
super-delegates change that
that's a
52:10
disaster
52:12
yeah but that's exactly what's
gonna
52:14
happen and well I think you're
correct
52:17
they're setting us up for this
scenario
52:19
yep that's why they're
discussing it
52:22
almost exactly the same way as
though
52:24
some memo went around as often
does
52:27
happen so they're setting us up
so that
52:31
so the convention they expect
to be a
52:32
brokered convention
52:33
now I wonder you know I think
Bernie can
52:41
be went out right but not if
they're
52:44
gonna keep it not a Bloomberg is
52:47
involved this is the guy that's
gonna
52:48
screw things up for everyone
yeah he's
52:51
coming he's not gonna debate
cuz he
52:52
probably can't debate if we were
52:54
advising him we tell him not to
debate
52:56
do whatever you can to not
debate
52:59
bankroll don't do it yes and
apparently
53:05
though somebody was talking
about in
53:07
Virginia where he's also
dropping lots
53:11
of money for his campaign he's
also
53:13
running those Obama ads which
is the
53:15
ones he's running those a lot
here it
53:17
looks like he's vice president
vice
53:19
president hilarious well we
have the now
53:24
already and I hate hate to
burst your
53:26
bubble we'll know by Tuesday
Biden is
53:29
not going to win South Carolina
he's
53:33
just not and I can tell you
that the
53:35
main problem is again the
spoiler
53:38
Michael Bloomberg he is out
there with
53:41
Mike for black America I mean
huge huge
53:45
signs he's meeting a boss
everywhere
53:47
Mike Mike for blacks whoa Mike
way to go
53:50
and by the way I want to
mention I was
53:53
white watch the mic for blacks
event
53:55
uh-huh and he in the
backgrounds all
53:57
blacks a blue baby one Chicano
and then
54:00
I better start noise in the
background
54:02
I'm talking about
54:03
I just want to savor that you
said the
54:06
blacks are one Chicano it's
just an era
54:09
that
54:09
love John that's a guy and
there was all
54:14
blacks and they're all like
Adam you
54:17
know there's a lot of a
mustachio
54:18
they're all little older I saw
a lot of
54:21
whites in the Blackfoot America
- a lot
54:24
yeah I was gonna take em up and
take a
54:26
screen shot I might look at it
again but
54:29
the one that really got me cuz
I've
54:30
started noticing the
backgrounds and I
54:32
don't know if it was I think it
was
54:34
Regan who first started doing
this and
54:36
their speeches where they would
put a
54:37
background of people were
saying every
54:40
used to do but you never saw
that with
54:41
Kennedy Nixon eisenhower nobody
man but
54:44
Reagan started to make it more
show
54:46
business you put the background
people
54:47
back here yes he started by
putting
54:49
military and then he just made
it
54:51
everyday people and Trump is
taking it
54:53
to the next level
54:54
Trump always has at least four
women who
54:58
are attractive or at least
catch your
55:00
eye not wearing the women for
Trump
55:03
shirt got it they got a trump
hat and
55:06
they got a Trump Trump sure
they have a
55:08
Trump sign maybe there's
usually one
55:10
blonde who's pretty
good-looking and
55:12
she's right there and give you
like
55:14
round his head so you have and
55:22
rightfully so it's much better
than you
55:24
know exactly so and there's a
couple
55:29
others usually and they're just
so
55:31
enthusiastic and they're been
there
55:33
they're very tend to be and
often quite
55:37
pretty so I checked out
Bernie's group
55:40
behind him I'm telling you if
you look
55:43
behind a Bernie thing this last
one in
55:45
particular it's everybody's
over 70 and
55:49
they're all old farts it's like
I should
55:51
own ton of old farts and old
battle-axes
55:54
and they're all behind Bernie
shaking
55:57
their fists every time Bernie
says we
55:58
got to stop the 1% I have a
clip from
56:01
Bernie's little thing here
which is
56:03
where I saw these battle-axes
hold on
56:06
let me play a little jingle why
doesn't
56:07
there any say no I don't that's
the
56:09
wrong one I'm sorry never mind
never
56:10
mind my jingle but what was it
gonna be
56:12
what it was we had a song I
can't find
56:15
don't worry don't worry about
it we'll
56:16
just keep going
56:17
well I don't see the Bernie
except on
56:20
here you don't see it no well
then well
56:28
why don't you let me just while
you're
56:29
maybe looking no I'm looking
and looking
56:32
I'm not seeing it on here well
I just
56:34
wanted to say that
56:35
Bloomberg is going all out he's
as you
56:38
said he's got he's got the ads
where
56:40
he's vice president to Barack
Obama and
56:43
he's getting endorsements
56:46
ADIS former Columbus Mayor Mike
likes
56:49
Mike a big endorsement for
Michael
56:52
Bloomberg who has ignored early
primary
56:54
States and focused on states
like Ohio
56:57
former mayor made sounds like
she could
56:59
be it's his past relationship
working
57:04
with Bloomberg's experiences
mayor of
57:07
New York that has him sold on
the
57:09
billionaire candidate the thing
about
57:11
being a mayor you're the
closest to the
57:13
people people pick up the phone
they
57:15
come to you they say this is my
problem
57:17
this is what's going on but it's
57:19
Bloomberg's time as mayor that
has drawn
57:21
criticism from voters
particularly the
57:24
city stop-and-frisk police
policy that
57:26
disproportionately impacted
people of
57:28
color I think it's a fair
criticism but
57:31
you know the true test of
leadership is
57:35
to own up to your mistakes
57:37
and to take responsibility for
the
57:41
mistakes you've made in the
past but
57:44
some don't think he owned the
mistakes
57:46
soon enough it took years after
his time
57:48
in office for Bloomberg to
apologize for
57:51
the practice Coleman says he
wishes the
57:53
apology came sooner but still
believes
57:56
it's a sincere one and believes
57:58
african-american voters who any
58:00
Democratic candidate will need
in 2020
58:02
should feel the same not only
has he
58:05
owned it he has said we're
going to go
58:07
after the african-american vote
and
58:10
we're going to make a
difference in
58:11
african-american communities in
a
58:13
positive way there was one
little bit of
58:16
know if you found the clip yet
there's
58:18
one bit of David remember
producing it I
58:22
just don't have an on happens
so one bit
58:24
of data and I tried to clip it
from
58:27
Giuliani on its
58:29
when elses podcast but just
forget about
58:31
it it was not where to be 20
minutes and
58:33
you still wouldn't get what
he's saying
58:35
Giuliani started stop question
and frisk
58:38
in New York City and it was very
58:41
successful
58:42
and the numbers are is what's
58:44
interesting the contrast between
58:45
Giuliani and I was in New York
when
58:49
Giuliani cleaned it up and I
did a
58:50
fantastic job it was stop
question and
58:54
frisk and they stopped and
questioned a
58:57
hundred thousand people in a
year and
58:59
fifty percent indeed had a
weapon on
59:02
them were in the process of a
crime
59:05
committing a crime or you know
had some
59:08
reason to actually be frisked
and
59:10
subsequently taken in fifty
percent and
59:13
that was a very successful
program when
59:16
Bloomberg came in he started it
went
59:19
from stop question and frisk to
stop and
59:21
frisk and no one remembers that
there
59:24
was stop question and frisk in
fact I
59:25
think that's one of the
egregious parts
59:27
of Bloomberg's tape is that he
said you
59:29
gotta throw him against the wall
59:30
cuz he's you know he's a
horrible person
59:32
thinking that yeah but the
numbers is
59:35
what bothers me the numbers
went up to
59:39
600,000 people stopped and
frisked in
59:41
New York on an annual basis but
only 10%
59:46
so marginally a little bit more
than the
59:50
hundred thousand would stop
question and
59:51
frisk but he just threw it all
against
59:53
the wall totally harassed
citizens and
59:56
and really got the same results
but but
59:59
six times as many altercations
between
1:00:03
the law enforcement and citizens
1:00:05
Bloomberg is a dick he does not
he is
1:00:09
the Nazi does not now think
it's their
1:00:14
Savior he does exactly he
doesn't give a
1:00:18
shit about anybody I don't
think he
1:00:20
cares about anybody no matter
what color
1:00:21
they are it's just that you
know they
1:00:24
stop drinking sugary drinks cuz
you know
1:00:26
I gotta tax you because you're
too dumb
1:00:28
he also took salt off the table
if you
1:00:31
remember this because you're
too dumb to
1:00:33
regulate your own diet stupid
stupid
1:00:35
people dumb that's that's who
they're
1:00:38
now all Gd about very
disturbing it's
1:00:43
more than disturbing and they
see him as
1:00:45
a great Savior cuz he's got
deep pockets
1:00:47
he's got money yes that's the
worst way
1:00:49
is definitely again again we
have to
1:00:52
stop for a split second and
realize that
1:00:55
a lot of this slant is because
of the
1:00:59
money and because of the media
and
1:01:01
because of the media's need for
that
1:01:03
money absolutely so we may be
you know
1:01:06
fooling ourselves with his
popularity
1:01:09
seemingly what it is because
they
1:01:12
media's gonna push the guy
promote the
1:01:14
guy because the media gets some
money he
1:01:18
has single-handedly raised the
price of
1:01:21
advertising rates around the
country yes
1:01:25
he's buying up time left and
right and
1:01:27
now if he goes to a couple of
primaries
1:01:29
or yeah I guess he'll be in a
couple
1:01:31
he's gonna be in the county and
he just
1:01:33
bombs out and he's just as I
have done
1:01:35
it's just a waste of my money
pulls out
1:01:37
boom
1:01:38
the roof will cave in and the
heel would
1:01:41
be explore you well you know
what what
1:01:44
everyone is hoping is that he
will
1:01:46
continue just like in 2018 and
when he
1:01:48
poured one hundred at least a
hundred
1:01:50
million dollars into 24 House
races and
1:01:53
23 of them flipped from
Democrat to
1:01:56
Republican I mean it can be
done I mean
1:01:58
from a Republican the Democrat
it can
1:02:00
absolutely be done he Americans
I love
1:02:03
us but we elect our leaders by
1:02:07
representatives the same way we
buy our
1:02:09
washing powders like I saw that
a
1:02:10
together I was talking to I
works I was
1:02:14
talking to my Mexican friend
Mexican met
1:02:17
well he's he's he's not
American yet but
1:02:19
he's Mexican and I always and I
always
1:02:22
like to say okay so what's got
you know
1:02:23
I'm Jose he was it the way they
say Jose
1:02:25
what's going on who were people
talking
1:02:27
about he says well
1:02:30
Mexicans and and that's our in
our
1:02:32
language that means illegals in
the
1:02:33
construction business in Austin
said
1:02:35
they don't they don't like
Trump they do
1:02:37
not like Trump says
mexican-americans he
1:02:40
says like my son yeah they kind
of have
1:02:42
some not everything but they
like some
1:02:45
trouble and I said okay how
about Bernie
1:02:49
yeah young people are excited
but older
1:02:51
people not so say how about
Michael
1:02:54
Bloomberg yeah Michael
Bloomberg yeah I
1:02:56
hear good things
1:02:58
how about Pete Buddha judge who
I said
1:03:01
Pete Buddha judge no I said the
gay guy
1:03:04
no no it hasn't even heard of
him
1:03:07
so Bloomberg come with the
amount of
1:03:12
advertising and exposure he's
been able
1:03:14
to purpose he is already beyond
Buda J
1:03:18
in my of course my completely
scientific
1:03:20
but very small he was
representing a
1:03:28
whole a slew of people Chicanos
actually
1:03:31
I hear they're they like to be
referred
1:03:34
so I mean I really think blew
Bloomberg
1:03:38
things got legs and they're all
in and
1:03:40
that they're hoping and I don't
so a
1:03:43
long way to say I think there
is real
1:03:46
consideration for Bloomberg
Hillary I
1:03:47
know you disagree with me but
they're
1:03:50
unhinged in any other way so
why would
1:03:52
this be so crazy to think that
they
1:03:53
wouldn't go all in for anything
anything
1:03:55
to get Trump out because if we
don't
1:03:58
even if we do we need a strong
person
1:04:00
who will then dragged him from
the White
1:04:02
House he's some bruisers to get
him out
1:04:05
of there and with that I'd like
to thank
1:04:07
you for your courage and say in
the
1:04:08
morning to you the man who put
the C in
1:04:10
Chicanos John curry also in the
morning
1:04:17
our ships to see boots on the
ground
1:04:18
feet in the air
1:04:19
subs on the water and all the
Dames a
1:04:21
nights out there in the morning
to our
1:04:22
trolls in the troll room there
at no
1:04:25
agenda stream calm little
brazen today
1:04:28
but at least let me see how
many do we
1:04:30
have in there this is the
holiday
1:04:32
weekend and oh not bad 1350
trolls I
1:04:41
mentioned the newsletter scan
of a
1:04:42
four-day holiday yes it is with
1:04:45
Presidents Day tomorrow and and
I guess
1:04:48
in some places people actually
get
1:04:50
Valentine's Day Off I'm not
familiar
1:04:53
with this but I know people
take it off
1:04:55
hmm
1:04:55
you know people take it off
yeah I mean
1:04:58
I used to do that you take the
day off
1:05:00
again making a for a day
1:05:02
take a sick day and you know
the fellow
1:05:04
sick day okay my god you know
there is
1:05:07
no coincidentally I'm always
taking my
1:05:09
sick days off just before
three-day
1:05:11
weekend there is a controversy
severe
1:05:17
controversy controversy with
the art for
1:05:21
episode we've seen well allow
me to read
1:05:26
what came in so we chose a
piece of art
1:05:30
which we both liked I'm ready
for
1:05:32
oligarchy the choice is clear
there is
1:05:34
none and it was a known to look
like a
1:05:36
original piece we didn't
actually check
1:05:38
it we often will well you can
imagine I
1:05:46
got a note from comic strip
blogger duh
1:05:49
correct at this 14th February in
1:05:52
Eurotrash continent now but
yesterday
1:05:54
was unlucky number day so I was
not
1:05:56
submitting artwork yesterday at
all
1:05:58
however I've noticed that
awkward that
1:06:00
one is 100% stolen not even
mash up
1:06:03
proof it links to it so you can
skip
1:06:06
giving credit to the thief I
myself am
1:06:10
creating original art using two
apps for
1:06:13
iPad and I use elements from
internet
1:06:15
for mashup do not give credit
funny he
1:06:20
got credit for that that their
stolen
1:06:22
art some time back where they
had the
1:06:24
Santa Claus if you remember
that well
1:06:25
interestingly this came from a
website
1:06:28
titled called Liberty mechanic
at
1:06:31
Liberty maniacs calm and I got
a tweet
1:06:34
this say right after the comics
your
1:06:37
blogger tweet it says hey this
art is
1:06:41
taken from my brother site
Liberty
1:06:42
maniacs calm but we're both no
agenda
1:06:45
listeners so it's very meta
value for
1:06:47
value so that that blew my mind
kind of
1:06:50
I tried to get ahold of McCall
is the
1:06:53
artist McCall and he I never
got B never
1:06:57
got back to me I told him what
we
1:06:59
wouldn't wanted to do was you
know it
1:07:01
was a mistake yeah and we would
just
1:07:03
plug his site
1:07:04
Liberty maniacs commies a
libertarian by
1:07:08
the way and he was sued over
that art
1:07:10
because he actually fought for
it yeah
1:07:13
I'm sued by the Hillary campaign
1:07:15
because it's derivative of one
of the
1:07:18
campaigns for Hillary and but
they won
1:07:23
or the there was no no as far
as I can
1:07:25
tell is one of those two hollow
sued it
1:07:28
was a threat yeah yeah but but
they were
1:07:31
what I liked about it is first
of all
1:07:33
now the the the art is credited
to chai
1:07:38
boo desh and you know that
remains still
1:07:43
this way that should change
that I just
1:07:48
looking at chai boo dishes other
1:07:50
submissions you know I think we
actually
1:07:53
looked at and said well it kind
of hit
1:07:55
the mark with this one the
other ones
1:07:57
yeah yeah comic strip bloggers
didn't
1:07:59
make one point he said he
looked at his
1:08:02
other works is just generally
speaking
1:08:04
artists have a style hmm and
sometimes
1:08:08
it's very it's a big style that
has a
1:08:10
lot of range and sometimes
usually they
1:08:12
don't have much range the style
is
1:08:14
usually pretty straightforward
and and
1:08:17
if they then so they make their
they get
1:08:20
theirs are chosen because of
they hit
1:08:22
them they hit it on the mark
was within
1:08:24
their style yeah this guy's
style is not
1:08:27
this no no it was it was all
and that's
1:08:31
what comic strip bloggers said
because
1:08:33
he knows this too which is the
style is
1:08:35
everything and so he said this
is not
1:08:36
this it's not the same guy and
okay well
1:08:39
we are sorry about that error
it doesn't
1:08:42
happen just happened twice I
think or
1:08:44
three times but what I like the
most is
1:08:46
that a these guys like hey no
problem by
1:08:49
the way we're both no agenda
listeners
1:08:51
like wow I mean no now we're
bad a
1:08:54
nationwide I love that well it
can even
1:08:56
make sense because I think I was
1:08:58
surprised when I saw the art
gooo I went
1:09:02
to their website I said this
guy should
1:09:03
be no agenda listeners or this
stuff
1:09:05
yeah exactly
1:09:07
and lo and behold there you
have it well
1:09:11
we'll put that what poster it's
even you
1:09:15
look it up it's Liberty Liberty
maniacs
1:09:18
calm Liberty maniacs they got a
lot of
1:09:20
nice shirts they do they do
yeah oh wait
1:09:26
anyway no agenda art generator
comment
1:09:29
you talked to Paul co2 er
recently I'm
1:09:31
trying to get a high note
because
1:09:33
somebody could not get on their
own
1:09:35
account yes I know Paul might
be out of
1:09:37
commission at the moment so
will I
1:09:39
haven't heard I've been
concerned about
1:09:42
the art generator and I'm going
to raise
1:09:45
my concern again as people can't
1:09:47
register new accounts they can't
1:09:49
participate it's it's hurting
the show
1:09:52
yes so we need someone to take
that into
1:09:54
consideration yeah Paul will be
back I
1:09:58
hope so
1:09:58
it comes in and out of
commission every
1:10:01
so long all right why it's it's
a great
1:10:02
resource no agenda are
generated are
1:10:04
comments it's important to the
to the
1:10:06
show so I hope that we can
worry I'm
1:10:09
sure people be happy to help
him or take
1:10:11
over some admin duties switched
over
1:10:18
from Drupal to something else
and I
1:10:20
think it should get probably a
glitch go
1:10:23
please don't even go there with
me your
1:10:26
glitch a glitch
1:10:27
well so no general generated
our comm is
1:10:30
one of the many ways that
producers
1:10:32
contribute to the value for
value
1:10:33
network that's how the show
runs I mean
1:10:36
be impossible to pay artists
hey I want
1:10:38
15 guys to pitch us for the
album
1:10:40
artwork yeah that would not key
imagine
1:10:43
just like you know we don't
toss stuff
1:10:45
over our shoulder to be edited
by
1:10:46
someone else or edited at all
really
1:10:49
you got to do it yourself
that's the
1:10:50
only way to survive in this
business a
1:10:52
little tip pro tip pro
podcaster tip you
1:10:55
got to do it yourself if you
want to
1:10:57
survive we also like to thank
our
1:11:01
executive producers and
associate
1:11:03
executive producers who come in
with
1:11:05
their higher donations for the
episode
1:11:07
and we mention them more at the
1:11:09
beginning of the show pretty
much like
1:11:11
credits of a Hollywood
blockbuster which
1:11:13
each episode of the No Agenda
show is so
1:11:16
who can we thank as our
executive
1:11:18
producers for today it's at
least as
1:11:19
long as a blockbuster the
Irishman ya
1:11:23
Irishmen is maybe half hour
longer yeah
1:11:26
Sean McColl and Bloomington
Minnesota
1:11:29
starts us off at 333 dollars
and 33
1:11:31
cents he's got a note here RI
TMI
1:11:34
tweeted at him regarding a
fellow
1:11:36
producer
1:11:38
oh did we get to steal their
art but
1:11:42
they gave us mine life is good
in
1:11:46
America this is only on the new
agenda
1:11:49
show and probably only in
America
1:11:51
yeah I'd say I'm overdue for a
1:11:56
contribution so I thought now
was a good
1:11:59
time to show that there's no
ill will on
1:12:02
this end in fact I'm sure a
plug of a
1:12:04
noun announcer voice Liberty
maniacs
1:12:07
calm here is easily far more
valuable
1:12:12
than any paid ad on the social
feed bags
1:12:18
like a blurry vision today yes
you guys
1:12:22
have brought together our best
friends
1:12:24
into a text group who all
listen to no
1:12:26
agenda and talk about the BS
news that
1:12:28
said I like to call out Mike
I'm sorry
1:12:33
that was Mike Colin I think
Mike is the
1:12:44
guy it was the artist Scott aka
woody
1:12:47
provided the show art a few
weeks back
1:12:49
so I think that counts as value
for
1:12:53
value so he's not gonna call
him out
1:12:54
thank you both for the
persistence and
1:12:57
sanity it's changed our lives
for the
1:12:59
better Shawn in Bloomington wow
that's
1:13:01
so nice Shawn thank you thank
you very
1:13:04
much so so nuts and adding
executive
1:13:07
producer to his credit list for
today
1:13:09
and we really appreciate it
thanks for
1:13:12
y'all being cool curiously John
Waldorf
1:13:18
and sunrise Minnesota nuts is
next Oh
1:13:21
300 with the same amount of
money huh
1:13:25
33333 very strange random
number theory
1:13:29
ITM chances are early second
donation on
1:13:31
the road to the round table two
thirds
1:13:33
of the way there I produce show
1189
1:13:36
and had planned to wait till
summer for
1:13:39
my next installment but when
the well
1:13:42
when the men are dumb bird yard
a
1:13:44
receipt receipt hit three three
3.33 I
1:13:49
knew it was time
1:13:51
there's a lot of stuff well a
lot of
1:13:54
people and they'll often tweet
pictures
1:13:56
when they get a table 33 you
know
1:13:59
parking spot 33 receipt every
time yeah
1:14:03
it's it's usually a sign from
the
1:14:05
universe yes say hey those guys
are
1:14:08
doing No Agenda they need your
help yep
1:14:09
anyway he says he's digging the
coverage
1:14:11
of the sweet and sour sickness
oh here
1:14:15
it is this is what I read it
kind of
1:14:17
missed the Euro updates maybe I
missed
1:14:20
the Euro updates there you go
maybe Adam
1:14:23
needs to make a trip filling
out my
1:14:27
nephew's already gone too much
Kurt and
1:14:30
Matt is douchebags two of them
much
1:14:38
needed health karma from my dad
and f
1:14:41
cancer for Becky top it all off
with a
1:14:45
China is asshole and a just
send your
1:14:50
cash I love you guys keep up
the good
1:14:52
work
1:14:53
pitch in slaves Sean Waldorf
Esquire I'm
1:14:57
trying to I think it's not just
send
1:15:00
your cash it's haven't played
that one a
1:15:01
long time isn't it water yeah
water
1:15:04
blanks I don't remember this
Bush fight
1:15:09
under play no but I what if I
couldn't
1:15:11
find it anymore
1:15:12
no no this never happened no
let me do
1:15:19
the look for that now that's
it's
1:15:22
completely gone I don't know
what
1:15:24
happened to it well let's do
the here we
1:15:27
go
1:15:27
[Applause]
1:15:31
you've got karma it's gone
1:15:39
Dennis Garcia's next on the
list we'll
1:15:42
get back to that one later
33333 is in
1:15:46
San Francisco
1:15:47
I'm turning 33 today February
15th and
1:15:50
decided to get myself a no
agenda
1:15:52
producer ship thanks for all
the media
1:15:54
deconstruction you do you keep
my
1:15:57
amygdala small and healthy
please
1:16:01
contribute I'm sorry please
continue to
1:16:03
keep an eye on Europe there
you're going
1:16:05
number two right after the
other one
1:16:07
this is again conspiracy no
France in
1:16:12
particular is having a rough
time I do
1:16:13
have a France clip of one that
no wonder
1:16:16
we'll deal with this guy
actually I did
1:16:18
I killed like I pulled a couple
of
1:16:19
Europe clips to the protests
haven't
1:16:22
stopped since the yellow vests
started
1:16:25
to demonstrate I'm also
becoming a
1:16:27
knight see accounting yeah I
think he's
1:16:30
on the list I would like to be
known as
1:16:31
Sir did pronounce deed sir deed
sir deed
1:16:36
data janitor of the Noe Valley
can I
1:16:39
have some rib eye and Bourgogne
at the
1:16:43
round table also you need some
1:16:45
relationship Karma is it
Bourgogne or
1:16:47
Bourgogne that's poor golden
we're going
1:16:50
yeah we're going this burgundy
you want
1:16:52
some burgundy money what some
Pinot ok
1:16:54
ribeye him we're going I
thought you
1:16:55
said oh yeah ribeye amber goon
poor go I
1:16:58
have to remember this stuff
because I
1:16:59
got to serve it at the table
for them
1:17:01
yes relationship karma of
course you can
1:17:03
have that you've got karma by
the way
1:17:09
regional pronunciations may vary
1:17:11
it could be Bourgogne somewhere
but I
1:17:15
don't then just think so in
Bourgogne
1:17:17
hmm whatever in Bordeaux they
pronounced
1:17:21
the t's that the French
Normandy don't
1:17:23
speak so when you say you get
corrected
1:17:25
if you go when I first went to
friends
1:17:27
they decks you can speak French
it's the
1:17:29
70s can I be just H cross tank
you know
1:17:32
what I mean 30 you know 5 yeah
1:17:36
constantly which said they
would look at
1:17:39
you and stare at you and they
do the
1:17:40
typical French correction
taranta saying
1:17:44
oh really I learned Tong sank I
didn't
1:17:47
look like everybody that's
that's
1:17:48
Parisian and they needed the
Parisians
1:17:51
in Bordeaux in fact when I
first was in
1:17:53
Bordeaux I'm driving around a
rented car
1:17:55
that I rented in Paris that I
drove down
1:17:59
to Bordeaux and so I'm driving
around
1:18:01
you know being told to say
taranta and
1:18:03
yeah so you're clearly your act
you're
1:18:06
driving around
1:18:06
urgh well no I'm David running
me off
1:18:08
the road left to right these
guys are
1:18:10
punking at me and just give me
the
1:18:12
finger I'm thinking a terrible
driver
1:18:14
I was talking to one of the
Boyne guys
1:18:18
Darren he says I was expressing
my
1:18:22
disgust with the drivers he
says really
1:18:25
says people don't drive like
that around
1:18:26
here and then he looks at my
cars oh
1:18:28
you've got Paris plates there's
a day
1:18:36
our DS won't number at the
beginning of
1:18:38
the place where the where the
cars from
1:18:40
and I had I was driving around
a Paris
1:18:41
car and so they that's why yes
by the
1:18:44
way I found this danger cash I
don't
1:18:51
even remember that one it's not
the one
1:18:53
I was looking for but we have
so much we
1:19:00
do remember we do have associate
1:19:02
executive producers in the
first one is
1:19:03
Jacob forest wait he needs the
1:19:05
relationship Karma oh yes Denis
Denis
1:19:08
Denis Garcia Denis Denis I
guess one
1:19:11
anyoneÃs
1:19:12
but it says in Denis that might
okay
1:19:14
relationship Karma with the
goat twist
1:19:16
like they could be appropriate
today
1:19:18
you've got my pronounced
innocently is a
1:19:25
guy yeah yeah cup forest or
Jacob
1:19:28
Forester - 6-9 6-9 Jake
Forester Hebron
1:19:33
Kentucky jingles don't eat me
Bo Jayden
1:19:37
we must eat the babies that
sounds
1:19:40
pretty good China is asshole
this is the
1:19:43
clip see once random L go car
me got too
1:19:46
many clips we don't actually we
don't
1:19:49
actually have and eat the
babies I so it
1:19:52
never was nice so it's a minute
50s so
1:19:55
oh yeah don't eat the baby snow
it's out
1:19:57
I'm sorry I can't can't do that
John is
1:20:00
my first Oh John where's that
Oh Adam
1:20:02
and John I see Adam and John
this is my
1:20:04
first donation and thus I would
like to
1:20:06
be properly deduced we can do
that
1:20:09
you've been deduced when I
pronounced it
1:20:15
deduced deduce ah I was hit in
the mouth
1:20:19
this past summer by my brother
sir
1:20:22
night-night who is a douchebag
1:20:24
as I have yet to hear him
donate since I
1:20:27
began listening wait a minute
1:20:29
he's a knight how can he be a
douchebag
1:20:32
I don't understand sir knight
Knight
1:20:36
clearly is not a douchebag
right but he
1:20:40
asked his brother's called him
out so
1:20:42
you better run it and then let
him fight
1:20:44
the two also called my future
1:20:49
brother-in-law boo Vasquez as a
1:20:52
douchebag months ago and have
yet to
1:20:57
hear from him in the in a form
of a
1:21:00
donation get it on men anyways
as a
1:21:04
newer listener I truly enjoy
all the
1:21:06
info Sain meant you both
provide on both
1:21:08
Thursdays of the week at first
I was a
1:21:11
bit confused on the inside
jokes and on
1:21:14
topics however he picked up on
the word
1:21:15
agree he's got it more I
listened and
1:21:18
the easier it was to catch on
one item I
1:21:20
still struggle with are the
lucky
1:21:22
numbers if you could make any
time to
1:21:25
expand on this I would greatly
1:21:26
appreciate it a few things that
okay a
1:21:28
few things I enjoyed the most
it's a
1:21:32
long story
1:21:33
now a few things I enjoy the
most about
1:21:34
the ins and outs of the show or
the way
1:21:37
Adam says the word major no I
stole it
1:21:42
from you
1:21:42
John John butchering in a
European name
1:21:46
no no it pretty much any name is
1:21:54
although before I began to show
a decade
1:21:57
ago or more I prided myself
with the
1:22:00
ability to pronounce almost
anything and
1:22:02
and I have to say that when I
hear you
1:22:04
mention kind of offhandedly odd
my
1:22:07
a little blurry today I'm happy
I'm like
1:22:09
oh this will be great can't
wait to hear
1:22:11
how you read stuff and the non
triggered
1:22:13
community that the show has
helped
1:22:15
cultivate I truly believe that
this if
1:22:17
there are more No Agenda
listeners the
1:22:20
world would be a much better
place we
1:22:22
agree by the way totally I am
trying to
1:22:24
spread the word about the show
as much
1:22:25
as I can I recently shared
animated na
1:22:28
to my dad and and my manager
about
1:22:31
Trump's 16000 lies according to
the wopo
1:22:34
they both enjoyed the
commentary and the
1:22:37
visuals provided by dame
Jennifer I
1:22:39
figured I can ease them both in
this way
1:22:42
ease them both knew the show I
never
1:22:44
listened to any other podcast
before but
1:22:47
I am so grateful my brother hit
me in
1:22:49
the mouth so I can enjoy the
best
1:22:51
podcast in the universe
according to the
1:22:53
molar report nice catching on
1:22:55
thanks thanks Chris my 2020
goal is to
1:22:59
gain knighthood and attend a
meet-up
1:23:01
meetups are all over to attend
one as
1:23:04
soon as you can please keep up
the good
1:23:05
work and Jeffrey Epstein didn't
kill
1:23:07
himself okay so we don't have
the must
1:23:11
eat babies and but I think
everyone else
1:23:14
everything else I can do for
you so
1:23:16
thank you very much Jacob and
1:23:22
[Music]
1:23:29
ESP ICT you've got Sean Sean
Browns next
1:23:39
up 234 dollars the newsletter
prompted
1:23:43
me to empty my PayPal account
not worse
1:23:46
finally yeah I have been
listening for
1:23:49
years and never donated hmm
keep up the
1:23:52
great work and thank you Thank
You Sean
1:23:55
from Salt Lake City thank you
so much
1:23:59
he's not green McClane he
didn't ask for
1:24:01
addy douching so I guess we
just leave
1:24:03
that as it is yeah well if you
did me
1:24:06
maybe he doesn't want one okay
that's
1:24:09
what I have to assume Zachary
McClane
1:24:12
and Cottage Grove Minnesota
nuts 22222 a
1:24:16
lot of Minnesotans and today
they're
1:24:19
listening for stories about a
me feeling
1:24:24
inadequate ITM feeling
inadequate not
1:24:26
donating in a few weeks go
chefs like
1:24:30
what's that jingle go chef we
don't have
1:24:32
a ghost chef jingling no no he
just says
1:24:35
go chefs then he says jingle :
okay he
1:24:38
just throws that in because he
thought
1:24:40
it was funny
1:24:41
deep fake John there goes the
Zephyr
1:24:45
doesn't exist
1:24:46
oh wait there is one no that's
not
1:24:48
that's not true I'm whole deck
imaged
1:24:50
let me check there goes this
effort only
1:24:53
seven cars though oh my god
that's he
1:24:55
really wanted that that's the
deep fake
1:24:59
of Peterson yeah Peterson yeah
okay
1:25:01
Bernie I have all the power the
power or
1:25:05
the present joke one that's a
good way
1:25:07
yeah it's a good we have a big
debate
1:25:09
about that one I did for him to
show
1:25:11
mixture last show and a real
time mud
1:25:14
flex check from Jon hold on oh
boy
1:25:18
they're bigger than ever there
looks
1:25:19
like the tide must be out oh
yeah
1:25:22
torille it's just mud mud
everywhere all
1:25:25
you can see is I might a black
knight
1:25:29
yet to claim and we'll wait not
1:25:31
necessarily I preached the scam
of tests
1:25:33
by the way you can wait all you
want
1:25:35
that doesn't mean you're a
Black Knight
1:25:36
I preached the scam of Tesla on
Twitter
1:25:40
freedom to the Zero Hedge Elon
Musk
1:25:43
killed Epstein yeah
1:25:48
do we need to disclaim that
this so we
1:25:51
don't get sued by the thing so
by the
1:25:54
estate something like that
zombies the
1:25:58
high humor yes it is indeed
high humor
1:26:01
no jingles no no karma got one
jingle
1:26:04
for you all of the power yes
you do yeah
1:26:08
you do burning also wanna dig
the jingle
1:26:12
- I play Zephyr I played it oh
you play
1:26:15
but you played it in line is
linearly ok
1:26:18
good enough
1:26:19
Joe no brother no joke bisetti
Alba ceci
1:26:27
you make pitches a little
blurred
1:26:30
- oh five ten I'm excited to
take part
1:26:35
in the Dame driving gift my
wife or Dame
1:26:37
hood on the No Agenda nation
nice lady
1:26:39
Cara of the Wicca POG is an
amazing
1:26:43
mother wife and I'm quite happy
to have
1:26:46
her at the round table pickles
and
1:26:48
sticky green at the round table
please
1:26:52
what's sticky green I don't
know hmm
1:26:55
okay from doesn't say I'm
probably some
1:27:00
locals I'm putting in the order
right
1:27:02
now there's $150 for the Dame
Drive
1:27:06
accounting below and 5510 for
the make
1:27:10
Chris Wilson a dude I'm sorry a
Duke
1:27:14
Drive it was these songs are
totally
1:27:17
ready Chris you keep them track
they
1:27:21
keep track of this Chris I mean
1:27:23
otherwise you're never gonna
get it I
1:27:25
would like to ask a few
questions and
1:27:27
hopefully add some content I
saw a
1:27:30
headline on Fox News that the
helicopter
1:27:33
company of the flight where
Kobe died
1:27:36
was not cleared for the
inclement
1:27:39
weather is this real we did a
whole
1:27:42
thing on this and Adam I think
covered
1:27:44
it probably better than anybody
in the
1:27:45
news networks especially Fox
seems to me
1:27:48
if you're cleared to fly weather
1:27:49
shouldn't matter since it can
sneak up
1:27:52
on you mid-flight okay yeah
1:27:53
you should listen to that
episode
1:27:54
because the second part of your
your
1:27:57
sentence there means you try
didn't
1:27:59
listen or understand it no they
did no
1:28:04
actually we don't have the
episode
1:28:05
number handy some in the
chatroom might
1:28:07
it's they did not it's a part
135 which
1:28:12
means they can do helicopter
services
1:28:15
but not on instruments and that
is
1:28:19
pretty much 99% of all
helicopter
1:28:24
transport companies or really
ones that
1:28:27
operate and lease them out they
don't
1:28:30
have that so yes but it doesn't
that's
1:28:33
why you need to listen to it
because the
1:28:34
situation that took place it was
1:28:37
mistakes were made way before
he got
1:28:40
into the weather you don't just
get in
1:28:42
weather and like oh I'm on
instruments
1:28:43
I'll live No so and there are
other
1:28:47
issues with this many a nature
of
1:28:50
customers in that service that
was the
1:28:52
most interest yes exactly that's
1:28:54
something you don't we don't
consider I
1:28:56
must ask for clarification he
continues
1:28:59
regarding your explanation of
dimensions
1:29:01
of a versus being a rhesus show
I
1:29:02
thought dimension a was FoxNews
1:29:05
believers in the mentioned be
with CNN
1:29:07
and MSNBC no dimension a is
reality
1:29:16
reality dimension B is is
unreality and
1:29:21
it could be on fox news it
could be on
1:29:23
CNN all of those people are
over in
1:29:26
dimension B dimension B can be
crazy on
1:29:28
both sides of the political we
point
1:29:32
that out quite all the time but
there is
1:29:35
a base reality this the you
know the
1:29:38
reality isn't the show teaching
us to be
1:29:41
straddlers know if anything you
don't
1:29:44
want to be a straddler of the
dimensions
1:29:46
you want to be subtly in the
reality
1:29:49
dimension okay
1:29:51
is this not right no in a
previous
1:29:54
dimension segment you made it
seem like
1:29:56
the show was dimension a and
the m5m is
1:29:59
dimension B
1:30:00
yes yes there you go you got
that part
1:30:04
right
1:30:04
what if someone came to your
door one
1:30:06
day and had proof that they
were your
1:30:08
brother or sister would you
slam the
1:30:09
door in their face after saying
do you
1:30:12
know where your data is now
slave what
1:30:17
is this
1:30:17
de sentence that I were reading
this
1:30:19
wrong what if someone came to
your door
1:30:21
one day and had proof they were
your
1:30:24
brother or sister would you
slam the
1:30:25
door in their face after saying
do you
1:30:28
know where your data is now
it's like
1:30:30
I'm not quite sure this mad
thing has to
1:30:32
do with the 2023 and me maybe I
have no
1:30:36
idea what it means
1:30:36
anyway I I wouldn't say that
anyway this
1:30:40
concludes my questions the last
one were
1:30:43
pretty odd and we'll you just
having you
1:30:46
straddle this concludes my
questions
1:30:49
I'll leave you with the fact
that I love
1:30:51
this podcast both facts too
just going
1:30:55
back to the question about the
magic
1:30:57
numbers now we didn't actually
answer
1:31:00
that the 33 is the magic number
and we
1:31:05
just noticed a long time ago
that
1:31:06
whenever something was weird in
the news
1:31:09
30 the number 33 is always
mentioned for
1:31:12
no apparent reason and you just
start to
1:31:16
notice it cropping up now
there's also
1:31:18
42 which is the most important
number in
1:31:20
the universe for that I I point
you the
1:31:24
answer to everything in the
answers
1:31:25
everything the universe thank
you for
1:31:27
that I point you to the
Hitchhiker's
1:31:28
Guide to the galaxy and there's
also 11
1:31:31
and 7 which are lucky numbers
and K is
1:31:33
the Chinese lucky number yeah
so an 88
1:31:36
is even more lucky eight eight
eight is
1:31:38
even more lucky an eight eight
eight
1:31:40
eight is even more like the
licensed
1:31:44
place in Hong Kong or sold for
millions
1:31:45
of dollars with those numbers
on there
1:31:47
so the interesting thing about
numbers
1:31:49
is once we started doing value
for value
1:31:52
it didn't take long before
people
1:31:54
started sending codes in their
donation
1:31:59
numbers yeah such as Jews like
to send
1:32:03
something with 18 in it very
lucky for
1:32:05
them and they do that at you
know
1:32:06
weddings at bar mitzvahs bat
mitzvahs
1:32:09
it's like 18 dollars and 18
cents you're
1:32:11
pretty stingy but okay
1:32:13
so everyone has a relationship
to a
1:32:16
number and when it's an
executive or
1:32:19
societal and that is often
explained to
1:32:22
us why that is important
exactly and we
1:32:27
are all when we start noticing
it was it
1:32:29
like there's a pension for
numerology
1:32:31
amongst listeners of the show
and every
1:32:33
users really everybody has
something
1:32:35
with and everybody in the world
has a
1:32:37
favorite number is probably
true but we
1:32:40
exploit it that's right we
exploited
1:32:48
just be honest about we exploit
it
1:32:52
and with and it's turned out to
work out
1:32:56
which is even more interesting
yes
1:32:58
people like they like these
numbers
1:33:00
anyway and then if you get a
bill for
1:33:03
$33.33 yes tell that cause the
cosmos
1:33:06
it's the trigger yep Christiane
Allen is
1:33:09
her last associate executive
producer
1:33:12
I'm assuming pronouncing that
correctly
1:33:15
maple ridge BC $200 my Tristan
is 16 on
1:33:21
Monday and he and has asked me
to donate
1:33:24
snow agenda I did this last
year for him
1:33:26
as well yeah helping him work
towards
1:33:28
knighthood he and I both love
No Agenda
1:33:30
and he would donate on his own
if he was
1:33:34
working hello is his letter I
love this
1:33:37
and I please have some Karma
for me and
1:33:39
my family as well if I'm if it
is all
1:33:42
right a few jingle requests
they are
1:33:45
rubble Iser George Clooney's
the spy and
1:33:48
Vladimir's don't worry be
happy' on a
1:33:51
Putin also please add me to the
birthday
1:33:54
list as my birthday's on Monday
thank
1:33:56
you so much for the great
podcast you
1:33:58
produce every week twice I I'll
always
1:34:01
be checking on Wednesday or
Saturday to
1:34:04
see if there's a new episode
because I
1:34:05
always look forward to
listening it's
1:34:08
always a new episode I'm always
learning
1:34:09
about topics not covered in the
news or
1:34:12
in school either for that
matter I like
1:34:14
know how old our friend is here
turn 16
1:34:20
but Oh a 16 dog yeah I want to
thank my
1:34:24
parents are being the best I
could ever
1:34:25
ask for always being there from
1:34:27
and teaching me important life
skills
1:34:29
without them I wouldn't be here
and I
1:34:32
wouldn't I would have very
little
1:34:33
direction in my life well yeah
that's
1:34:35
nice just keep up the amazing
work sign
1:34:37
Tristan there you go yeah we do
have we
1:34:42
do have one make good I wanted
to read
1:34:44
did he guess for jingles yes he
did and
1:34:46
I'm I'm looking for the number
station
1:34:52
the rubble eyes are out it's
another one
1:34:56
of the oh that one yeah that's
a good
1:34:57
one yeah it's a good one if I
could find
1:35:00
it what the heck is going on
with me
1:35:03
today that doesn't know that's
and even
1:35:06
if I'd look for rubble Iser I
got lots
1:35:10
of rubble but I don't have them
it's
1:35:13
name something weird I know
that seemed
1:35:15
like I feel really stupid now
anyway uh
1:35:19
I will work on the other ones
first what
1:35:23
do we have and you wanted a
regular
1:35:25
karma George Clooney is a spy
at that
1:35:28
yeah and don't worry be happy'
got that
1:35:31
and George Clooney is a spy
1:35:37
[Music]
1:36:03
something's wrong I mean even
the the
1:36:06
Clooney is a spy bit was the
wrong one
1:36:08
what is going on did someone
touch my
1:36:10
machine it wasn't me
1:36:13
Mars aren't that long you have
one make
1:36:16
good donation notary which is
from 1216
1:36:19
miss Jamie see she's I'm
writing this
1:36:23
note because the donation show
12:16
1:36:24
mine was a $214 $0.33 donation
that
1:36:28
apparently lost its
accompanying note
1:36:31
apparently paypal does not like
a line
1:36:35
of emojis followed by Cliff
Notes
1:36:37
version of war and peace and
this was a
1:36:42
night that she's on the
knighting list I
1:36:43
checked and she's meant to be
night it
1:36:46
on but she's gonna be knighted
today if
1:36:48
and she wanted to be a Black
Knight but
1:36:50
that's not our fault so it
wasn't she
1:36:52
doesn't get it I told her that
she's
1:36:53
okay you know I'd just be the
lady of
1:36:55
the highway anyway given the
federal
1:36:59
government's having classified
piloting
1:37:01
a 40-ton vehicle amid a sea of
it of
1:37:04
insane 4-wheel drivers
hell-bent on
1:37:07
killing themselves a safety
sensitive
1:37:10
function thus making me
eligible for
1:37:14
random drug testing I hereby
request
1:37:17
sausage and sauerkraut at the
round
1:37:20
table
1:37:21
okay sausage and salad I think
we've had
1:37:24
that before at the round table
no maybe
1:37:27
it makes sense this was just a
classic I
1:37:29
also have two questions for
Adam okay in
1:37:32
the propogate jingle why do
they say new
1:37:36
water order I think they say
new world
1:37:43
order that's what I thought
she's
1:37:46
hearing new water so I think
you I think
1:37:48
you're miss hearing and when
you give
1:37:51
karma with the twist of goat
what part
1:37:53
of the goat are you twisting to
use your
1:37:56
imagination yeah you can tell
by the
1:37:58
sound hello inquiring minds
want to know
1:38:01
know jingles but I could use
some
1:38:02
patience Karma for dealing with
the
1:38:04
suicidal four-wheelers out
there running
1:38:08
the i-35 through the
construction in
1:38:10
Austin it's the war
1:38:11
yes it really just gave the
highway yes
1:38:15
no and she isn't she a ham as
well but
1:38:18
yeah she says 73 yes 73 k5 ACS
he's
1:38:22
still not able to find that the
darn rub
1:38:25
Eliezer it's really bothered
but I did
1:38:28
find the correct clooney and
she wants a
1:38:31
karma which is still i just
want to play
1:38:33
the clooney one since we didn't
have the
1:38:34
right one
1:38:35
does she need anything else for
this
1:38:36
make good just like karma good
karma was
1:38:40
it goat karma or no I know she
didn't
1:38:42
say goat Karma okay so let's
stop the
1:38:55
show for a second and ask you
what was
1:38:57
it what was it labeled what
would change
1:39:01
I found it and I also found out
why I
1:39:04
couldn't find it and this is
this is a
1:39:06
good tip for everybody
1:39:07
this is this is yes a good tip
people
1:39:11
will alt and oh this is legacy
stuff
1:39:13
people just are just like what
are these
1:39:17
guys like are you with the
Fugees you're
1:39:19
just gonna repeat everything I
say
1:39:22
legacy legacy clip yes it is
important
1:39:26
if you send me a clip please
leave the
1:39:30
spaces if you're going to in
the in the
1:39:33
file name a lot of people will
do
1:39:35
underscores or at all that's
old-school
1:39:37
like hackers so you do that
each word is
1:39:40
capitalized so the reason why I
couldn't
1:39:42
find this is I'm looking for
the string
1:39:44
and of course this is regular
1:39:46
expressions that I'm using and
in order
1:39:49
to get some reasonable hits and
not a
1:39:50
huge list I know it's like
numbers
1:39:53
number station but this is all
written
1:39:56
together no agenda number
station all
1:39:58
you know all one word so I will
change
1:40:01
that now after I play it
1:40:03
[Applause]
1:40:08
33 3333
1:40:11
Rob Eliezer out that's what it
was and
1:40:20
that does happen so then if you
just I'm
1:40:22
looking for whole words when I
do went
1:40:25
that's the way the search is
set up so
1:40:27
long way of saying hey just uh
just
1:40:30
descended to me with spaces
spaces are
1:40:32
valid characters no nowadays
not on
1:40:37
paypal but otherwise yes
that'll be very
1:40:39
nice anything else with that it
no I
1:40:43
wanted you know we want to
thank all
1:40:45
these folks for producing show
what is
1:40:48
it twelve seventeen twelve
seventeen
1:40:50
that's right
1:40:51
and we will that's the heavy
lifting we
1:40:55
just went through yeah yeah
it's gonna
1:40:57
be much shorter the second one
will be
1:40:58
back of course with the more
1:41:00
deconstruction on Thursday at
this point
1:41:04
this is the first or second
Thursday of
1:41:05
the week and I or they'll be
just before
1:41:08
we go to Florida and the Sunday
will
1:41:10
actually be from Florida so
doing a
1:41:12
meet-up they're more about that
later
1:41:13
but the point is if you'd like
to
1:41:15
support us it is value for
value we like
1:41:18
crazy numbers just explain it
to them go
1:41:21
to to Vollrath org slash and
now let's
1:41:25
see if you two here
1:41:28
our formula is this we go out
we're here
1:41:33
people in the mouth
1:41:46
not even close to water I think
you
1:41:48
could here know if you want to
you could
1:41:50
hear right hi that could is
just because
1:41:52
of the world
1:41:56
water in that case it came
through clear
1:42:03
I know we're certainly an
interesting
1:42:05
and interesting
1:42:08
miss here I want to thank
Olaf's our
1:42:13
world whoa whoa whoa WOL wo
1:42:17
ice from Deutschland hello
Deutschland
1:42:22
Adam John air being a producer
of the
1:42:24
Noah Gem show and at the same
time a
1:42:26
member of the Content Marketing
1:42:28
Association in Germany called
the CMF
1:42:31
the content marketing forum I
came up
1:42:34
with an idea I would like to
donate the
1:42:36
submission to the best of
content
1:42:39
marketing award for the German
contest
1:42:44
yes I would like to submit the
animated
1:42:46
No Agenda show is a youtube
series to
1:42:48
promote the No Agenda show I'll
fill out
1:42:50
all the forms etc cover will
cover all
1:42:52
expenses as a way to hit people
in the
1:42:54
mouth what do you think should
I proceed
1:42:55
I said yes I didn't even ask
you Johnson
1:42:57
yes let's do it right away you
didn't
1:42:59
have to ask me and I think is
El what
1:43:01
I'd say of course you'd say yes
what a
1:43:03
great idea Awards it's a great
oh don't
1:43:07
get me started on awards have
you
1:43:09
followed the latest controversy
no so
1:43:14
there's been I think two or
three
1:43:16
different podcast awards and
yeah I
1:43:21
think I Heart Radio has their
own
1:43:22
podcast Awards just like
playboy used to
1:43:25
give awards to its writers I
mean come
1:43:27
on right so there used to be
something
1:43:29
called the podcast Academy I
don't I
1:43:32
don't think I'm a member but I
do
1:43:35
remember they put me in the
Hall of Fame
1:43:37
I remember that so now some
other some
1:43:42
other podcast network has
decided to
1:43:44
resurrect the podcast Academy
and
1:43:49
subsequently do awards and the
the thing
1:43:54
that was interesting is this was
1:43:55
announced partially in a
Bloomberg
1:43:58
article where let me see if I
can
1:44:01
actually I have it here
1:44:05
if this is bloom it's very funny
1:44:07
actually yes Bloomberg podcast
producers
1:44:10
are creating their this is
Bloomberg
1:44:12
Bloomberg you know owned by the
guy
1:44:13
who's who's not really running
podcast
1:44:18
producers are creating their
own version
1:44:20
of the Oscars danila the
newly-formed
1:44:23
podcast Academy plans to hold
golden mic
1:44:27
Awards in early 2021 Hernan
Lopes
1:44:32
founder and chief executive
officer of
1:44:34
podcasting start-up wonder II
didn't
1:44:37
they raise money then one dream
a raise
1:44:39
like a ton of money maybe wants
to
1:44:42
create the Academy Awards of
podcasting
1:44:44
Lopes has recruited 10 of his
peers to
1:44:47
form the podcast academy hmm
did you did
1:44:51
you get a memo yeah I guess
we're not
1:44:54
Pierce now a non-profit group
modeled
1:44:57
after similar organizations in
film TV
1:45:01
and music the Association will
host a
1:45:03
new award show the golden mics
in 2021
1:45:06
to honor the top shows and
craftspeople
1:45:09
in on-demand audio and I think
this is
1:45:13
where it comes born in the
halls of
1:45:16
public radio podcasting has
emerged as
1:45:19
one of the what exactly
1:45:27
johnny-come-lately suddenly or
did where
1:45:30
it all came from and no this is
this is
1:45:33
Bloomberg and you know I'm just
saying
1:45:35
they're the Bloomberg is
claiming that
1:45:38
public radio had something to
do with
1:45:40
the origin story no no born in
the halls
1:45:43
of public radio shit let's put
it that
1:45:51
way
1:45:51
yeah go on well so the article
is just
1:45:55
kind of goes downhill from
there but
1:45:58
it's based on an interview with
him so
1:46:00
of course you got all the all
the old
1:46:02
school and came out of he's a
hack from
1:46:04
public radio is he he maybe I
don't know
1:46:07
might be hey I'm a hack from
public
1:46:09
radio that's a good point
that's a good
1:46:11
point
1:46:12
anyway I just wanted to say
public radio
1:46:15
you know they get the problem
with
1:46:17
public well no no buts
1:46:18
even do that let's just talk
about
1:46:20
awards yeah if I can just say
fuck
1:46:23
awards I mean seriously I love
awards I
1:46:26
like being the the award that
really
1:46:28
meant something to me was the
Marconi
1:46:30
award in the Netherlands
because it was
1:46:35
it's a long-established true
Academy of
1:46:39
broadcasters and it was for my
1:46:41
contribution to broadcasting so
now
1:46:45
their words fuck Awards except
the one
1:46:47
you won no and it's an elitist
award
1:46:50
it's only for somebody has been
1:46:51
established it's like a big
shot award
1:46:53
but screw the rest of them so
they
1:46:55
should have no other awards
correct you
1:46:57
won one of the typical wars you
can
1:46:59
possibly that's exactly why I
bring it
1:47:01
up no mic sense no my point is
that
1:47:05
awards are meaningless
1:47:08
please look at award shows is
it if you
1:47:12
really think this is gonna make
a
1:47:13
difference in anyone's life
look at the
1:47:16
ratings the numpy pelant care
about
1:47:20
awards it's just a sad ploy to
1:47:23
commercialize your show and i
have my
1:47:25
worse when I received my award
it was
1:47:27
not for my show it was not for
the No
1:47:29
Agenda show with something else
and so
1:47:31
now they're going to have all
these
1:47:32
categories and this is where it
gets a
1:47:34
little more interesting he
plugged the
1:47:35
show I hope you saw the the
acceptance
1:47:39
speech can't remember it I
thank you I
1:47:41
didn't thank the show I thanked
you I
1:47:43
did not promote the show well
thank you
1:47:45
for thanking me but yes okay and
1:47:46
unfortunately I forgot to thank
my my
1:47:48
wife and my daughter it was
pretty dumb
1:47:50
I did think Medicaid you know I
made bad
1:47:55
big bad choices in my
acceptance speech
1:47:57
it was it was a rush job you
need a card
1:47:59
but checklist the biggest oh
I'm reading
1:48:02
back to the back to the article
the
1:48:05
biggest award shows become an
industry
1:48:07
onto themselves with
consultants getting
1:48:09
paid millions of dollars to
help win
1:48:11
awards there are months of
campaigning
1:48:13
in hundreds of millions of
dollars in
1:48:15
advertising and the payoff is
measurable
1:48:17
sales of the latest Grammy
winners
1:48:19
jumped 100 percent so it's just
like
1:48:21
it's a circle jerk and yeah and
here's
1:48:24
the best it's like we want to
celebrate
1:48:27
the people behind the mic who
who
1:48:29
produce and write the
1:48:32
wait a minute whole lot so what
the
1:48:35
article says the following
these awards
1:48:38
are commercial garbage and they
takes a
1:48:41
lot of work to win one of them
because
1:48:43
you have to hire consultants
and experts
1:48:45
and yes you got a load up Dan
then we
1:48:48
give an award to the stumped
guy who
1:48:50
were honoring because he's good
at his
1:48:53
job
1:48:53
now I mean there's something
missing
1:48:55
from this de logic here if
you're gonna
1:48:58
give awards to people that are
good at
1:48:59
their job you don't need all the
1:49:02
accouterments you don't need
all these
1:49:05
consultants and and all the
rest of it
1:49:08
okay I'm sorry I don't even
know what
1:49:09
I'm talking about
1:49:11
it's just Exim it's just awards
are just
1:49:15
stupid no they're not stupid
they're
1:49:17
they're very valuable they they
they're
1:49:19
big take up places on a mantle
1:49:23
conversation starters there's a
lot of
1:49:26
value to an award you're
talking with
1:49:28
the actual award award having
it in your
1:49:30
hands the award yeah all right
1:49:34
it's just podcasting podcasting
is not
1:49:38
the same as the music business
or
1:49:40
television or movie it is by
definition
1:49:43
not a mainstream medium so
there are
1:49:47
hundreds of thousands of
podcasts and
1:49:50
you're only going to honor
1:49:51
you're only gonna author the
ones that
1:49:53
are on the Wonder E network or
the I
1:49:55
Heart Network yet yeah I wasn't
saying
1:50:04
for that matter just I got
drawn into
1:50:06
this conversation
1:50:07
I didn't reply to the thread at
all but
1:50:09
it's like Oh Adam Korea no no
no no you
1:50:15
know what's good I want a Joe
Rogan
1:50:16
March 3rd that's gonna help the
show
1:50:19
don't need an award what
happened to the
1:50:22
webbie's gone what happened to
not there
1:50:25
John they're completely
bankrupt the
1:50:28
whole thing is done the
webbie's is over
1:50:30
I didn't know they went
bankrupt pretty
1:50:32
much the streamys same thing I
never
1:50:35
heard of the streamys that was
thatin
1:50:40
from the urologist yes yes yes
you two
1:50:43
have the stream
1:50:43
Sarala gist you too can become
a Streamy
1:50:48
the streamys I should probably
write
1:50:51
that down consider that as a new
1:50:54
category the streamys yes for
those of
1:51:00
you who have shurflo well we
won the
1:51:04
podcasting podcasting award
yeah back
1:51:07
then was news show yeah back
when we was
1:51:09
still when it was important
when it
1:51:12
counted when the people were
voting on
1:51:13
it yeah
1:51:15
not a bunch of slobs it's some
Academy
1:51:19
we know nothing about my
goodness all
1:51:24
right before we go a step
further I have
1:51:28
to do to European Clips because
the
1:51:30
people are work that we're not
doing him
1:51:32
and I'm sure you have one as
well I do
1:51:34
the first is something that was
1:51:37
interesting I did not know this
was
1:51:38
taking place I knew some of it
here is
1:51:41
tariffs that the u.s. is
levying on the
1:51:47
European Union president Trump's
1:51:49
administration has announced it
will
1:51:51
raise the import tariffs on EU
aircraft
1:51:53
from ten to fifteen percent in
March
1:51:55
it's mainly targeted at giant
European
1:51:58
plane manufacturer Airbus the
10% tariff
1:52:01
was introduced back in October
after the
1:52:04
World Trade Organization ruled
that the
1:52:06
US could legally imposed halves
worth
1:52:08
seven point five billion
dollars or six
1:52:11
point nine billion euros that
was
1:52:14
because the EU had been caught
illegally
1:52:16
subsidizing Airbus but the WTO
has also
1:52:19
ruled that the US were guilty of
1:52:20
subsidizing its own giant
aircraft
1:52:23
manufacturer Boeing in the
coming months
1:52:25
it'll rule on what level of
tariffs the
1:52:27
EU can impose since the October
ruling
1:52:30
the US has also slapped her 25
percent
1:52:32
tariff on other EU products
including
1:52:35
wine cheese coffee and olives
Airbus as
1:52:37
of the tariffs will only
increase trade
1:52:40
tensions between the EU and the
US well
1:52:42
that's the point
1:52:43
these two increase tensions to
whip you
1:52:45
people and shape over there to
the
1:52:48
Airbus Boeing that's a fight
that's been
1:52:50
ongoing and quite honestly it's
1:52:53
protection area at this point
you know
1:52:56
because the Boeing is in try
1:52:57
with the 737 max Southwest
Airlines has
1:53:01
85 of them just sitting in the
in the
1:53:03
desert waiting until the glitch
can be
1:53:06
fixed but it's the wine I've
noticed
1:53:10
this and I wanted to ask you
I'd like a
1:53:15
2016 Pinot Noir that's the year
yeah but
1:53:20
you can't get it front of 20
bucks now
1:53:22
have you noticed the prices
have gone up
1:53:24
because since these tariffs
came in no
1:53:26
hmm I wasn't thinking about it
I just
1:53:30
said to Tina the other day I
said wine
1:53:32
is expensive it's like you
should be
1:53:34
able to get a good bottle for
under $20
1:53:36
it's crazy that's what I
learned can't
1:53:39
that's what I've learned from
you well
1:53:41
the not a 2016 not a you have
to go with
1:53:47
your phone and a camera and go
to the
1:53:49
store and it goes through the
drive I
1:53:51
didn't call me and then we'll
put it on
1:53:53
the screen I can see what
you're doing
1:53:55
and I can tell you what to get
right
1:53:57
so you haven't noticed the 25%
tariff on
1:54:00
French wine no I have not well
that's
1:54:04
odd most of the French wine is
done on
1:54:06
long term contracts and I don't
know how
1:54:08
they deal with the tariffs and
then
1:54:11
thank you I have a clip from the
1:54:14
European Union from the
Starfleet
1:54:16
Command the European Parliament
just a
1:54:19
short one but I thought a fine
fine
1:54:23
little piece of politicking in
the EU
1:54:26
the Irish Member of Parliament
Mick
1:54:28
Wallace is reprimanded for
something he
1:54:32
said about Venezuela's Guido
and in
1:54:35
particular to the Europeans at
you do
1:54:38
you not agree that the
recognition of
1:54:40
Guido is an absolute
embarrassment to
1:54:43
anyone that has to occupy this
chamber
1:54:45
it's a disgrace on on the part
of the
1:54:47
member states of Europe that so
many of
1:54:49
them have a recognized like the
Gauchos
1:54:52
mr. Wallace mr. Wallace
1:54:57
now you did use the word
gobshite sir
1:54:59
and I would direct reprimand
you over
1:55:02
them grideau gobshite which is a
1:55:07
gobshite I guess but gobsobber
be a
1:55:14
garnish British ISM for ahead
yeah and
1:55:17
she is German for perch it goes
along
1:55:24
yes the wood goop shine set the
gobshite
1:55:26
well shite is the the Brits
they shite
1:55:32
I like gobshite I think that's
a great
1:55:34
term I'm gonna use it myself
thank you
1:55:36
for introducing me not like
gobshite now
1:55:40
I have with a clip I have is
this is the
1:55:43
story that they're not gonna
play here
1:55:45
because the French you know we
don't
1:55:47
talk a lot about talk about NHS
and some
1:55:49
of these different health
systems at
1:55:51
Canada and England but the
French really
1:55:54
have a great socialized
medicine system
1:55:56
and a lot of Brits move to
France in
1:55:58
their older years so they have
to manage
1:55:59
doctors for sure very common but
1:56:04
apparently it's falling apart
two walls
1:56:07
around Paris's Obito son Louie
attest to
1:56:09
rising anger among doctors
medics say
1:56:12
they lack funds and manpower
they're
1:56:14
short on care and admin
assistants and
1:56:16
over 70 nurses posts remain
unfilled our
1:56:21
appeal to the public hospital
save you
1:56:24
so let's save them this
hematologist
1:56:29
says low salaries and rising
workloads
1:56:31
are driving staff away beds are
being
1:56:35
lost because we lack staff so
sometimes
1:56:39
you see patients waiting on
stretchers
1:56:41
in the emergency ward people are
1:56:44
suffering and it's not
acceptable to
1:56:45
leave them on stretchers like
that
1:56:49
cutbacks are not just
theoretical
1:56:51
they have practical
consequences and we
1:56:55
see them on the ground every
day and
1:56:57
themselves I want to leave yours
1:56:59
French public hospitals have
been hit by
1:57:01
walkouts for ten months
1:57:02
medic same budget cuts and
market-based
1:57:05
policies by successive
governments have
1:57:07
left patients suffering yeah
seeing is
1:57:10
one of hundreds of
1:57:10
doctors have given up their
misstated
1:57:12
functions in protest for EFT we
need to
1:57:16
find another way of sounding
the alarm
1:57:18
before the public into
government over
1:57:20
the problems in our hospitals
these days
1:57:23
it's the politics of
Accountancy that's
1:57:26
running the hospitals whereas
it should
1:57:28
be the politics of the public
helps G
1:57:32
that the politics of
Accountancy yes the
1:57:37
bean counters yeah this is what
always
1:57:39
happens
1:57:40
yep and it even happens in the
best
1:57:44
public health system in the
world France
1:57:46
you just give them that what's
the same
1:57:49
ok the NHS same problem same
problem
1:57:52
bean-counters come in and they
say you
1:57:54
know we can why don't they bean
counters
1:57:57
for example go after the
Pentagon
1:57:59
in the United States they don't
do that
1:58:01
oh wait go audit somebody else
ok we'll
1:58:08
go out as somebody else yeah
they do
1:58:11
that as they come out and audit
me yeah
1:58:15
bastards the mayor the mayor of
1:58:18
Amsterdam the femke wholesome
up to G's
1:58:21
a greenie you've been around
for a long
1:58:23
time I don't like her
particularly she
1:58:26
is although I think this is a
good idea
1:58:27
or it has to be done is
considering
1:58:30
banning tourists from buying
weed when
1:58:33
they visit Amsterdam because
out of
1:58:36
control out of control it's out
of
1:58:38
control
1:58:39
people come to Amsterdam get
high get
1:58:42
drunk puke everywhere piss in
mailboxes
1:58:46
harass the whores hey this is
all are
1:58:48
these guys what what how tall
are these
1:58:53
guys they can piss in a mailbox
in the
1:58:57
Netherlands they have mailboxes
are in
1:58:59
every the front door has a
mailbox why
1:59:03
those little
1:59:04
yes exactly hey dear what's that
1:59:07
sticking in the flap there at
the door
1:59:09
in the front and then they go
to the
1:59:11
red-light district and harass
our whores
1:59:13
hey hey hey it's got to be done
over and
1:59:16
over and out I agree with the
mayor on
1:59:17
this fuck off
1:59:19
sorry I didn't mean it use that
but I do
1:59:21
mean it it's it's it's ruined
1:59:23
the city ruin was it any
different than
1:59:27
it used to be cheap air flights
have
1:59:30
made it just so enticing for
all of
1:59:33
Europe to Friday leave go to
annal
1:59:35
they'll blame the airlines then
okay I
1:59:41
mean they make the place
enticing like
1:59:44
you just said and there
everyone plows
1:59:46
flies er cuz it's cheap and
it's not
1:59:48
that expensive to stay there
they
1:59:50
compared the other place well
air B&B is
1:59:53
another point that these it
really is of
1:59:56
Silicon Valley hint to some
degree it's
1:59:58
air B&B it's easy jet and
there's a
2:00:03
couple others but I think
easyJet really
2:00:05
really started the trend and
and there's
2:00:09
no respect let's put it that way
2:00:11
we're not Vegas we're not about
policing
2:00:14
a little better you got a guy
drunk in
2:00:16
public you're mistaking the
Netherlands
2:00:23
for some place that actually
has police
2:00:25
that can do anything oh no they
are
2:00:28
afraid the police are afraid
they walk
2:00:30
away from trouble they don't get
2:00:32
involved in fights anymore
2:00:35
there's no policing of course
then that
2:00:38
is also part of the mayor's
policy oh
2:00:40
she's gonna increase the police
no no
2:00:44
she's gonna take away weed mmm
that's
2:00:47
not gonna solve the problem
2:00:49
no but it's news from certain
locals
2:00:52
could still buy weed but yes
yes you got
2:00:54
a car in other words so you're
gonna go
2:00:56
to a wee wees place it's the
economy and
2:01:01
you're gonna sit there and
you're gonna
2:01:03
say well I can't buy weed does
anybody
2:01:04
want to buy some weed for me or
you just
2:01:08
say just say I got some weed
man wanted
2:01:11
buy some weed for me yeah
there's that
2:01:14
yeah you can make a little
create a lot
2:01:16
of middlemen yeah it's going
back to
2:01:19
illegality it's never been
legal anyway
2:01:21
that's just that's what's going
on with
2:01:23
Europe we are so much better
when it
2:01:25
comes to weed in America and
and the
2:01:28
LGBT open sexuality you can't
do that
2:01:31
hinder in Europe anymore she
get beaten
2:01:34
up by people who dis
2:01:36
agree with it well I was
overseas us
2:01:40
take a look at the get an
update on the
2:01:42
Afghan deal oh yes I'm a
curious defense
2:01:47
secretary mark asper told a
panel at the
2:01:49
Munich Security Conference
today that he
2:01:51
believes a peace agreement with
the
2:01:53
Taliban looks quote very
promising a
2:01:55
seven-day reduction in violence
is
2:01:57
expected to be formally
announced
2:01:59
tomorrow and if successful it
will be
2:02:01
followed by a u.s. Taliban
peace deal
2:02:03
but Esper did acknowledge today
that
2:02:06
there are risks we have to give
peace a
2:02:08
chance that the the best if not
only way
2:02:10
forward in Afghanistan is
through a
2:02:12
political agreement and that
means
2:02:15
taking some risk and a spur and
2:02:18
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
met with
2:02:20
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani
yesterday
2:02:22
to discuss the details of the
plan which
2:02:24
includes the gradual withdrawal
of US
2:02:26
forces so I don't really
understand if
2:02:31
there's any change it sounds
like the
2:02:32
same-old same-old than me
sounds like it
2:02:35
to me to you let's do a another
oversee
2:02:38
story of course is coronavirus
that's I
2:02:40
got a couple of different
stories I got
2:02:42
one the longer one is the CBS
overview
2:02:45
you want to play that yeah
let's wait
2:02:49
see we're on a virus vaccine
Plus CBS
2:02:52
overview tonight the CDC is
intensifying
2:02:55
the battle against the deadly
2:02:56
coronavirus that has infected
more than
2:02:58
50,000 people worldwide more
than 1500
2:03:02
people have died nearly all of
them in
2:03:03
China Carter Evans now on
China's
2:03:06
drastic measures to stop the
outbreak
2:03:11
this is what can happen to
people who
2:03:13
don't wear masks in the
epicenter of the
2:03:16
outbreak as security forces
patrol the
2:03:21
streets of Wuhan during a total
lockdown
2:03:23
for medical personnel
protective gear
2:03:26
like suits and masks are in
short supply
2:03:28
as is adequate care hospitals
and
2:03:31
clinics are overflowing with
this sick
2:03:34
and dying in the US the CDC is
ramping
2:03:37
up its own response to the
epidemic by
2:03:39
setting up five laboratories
around the
2:03:41
country where people with
flu-like
2:03:43
symptoms can now go and be
tested for
2:03:46
the virus if their flu results
are
2:03:48
negative this
2:03:49
scientists around the world
race to
2:03:51
develop a vaccine so you're
using DNA
2:03:54
and genetics to teach the body
how to
2:03:56
attack the virus exactly and to
2:03:57
recognize the virus and then
attack it
2:03:59
immediately inovio
pharmaceuticals in
2:04:02
san diego has already
successfully
2:04:04
developed vaccines for Ebola
and Zika
2:04:06
dr. Kate Broderick says the
corona virus
2:04:09
vaccine they're working on now
is
2:04:10
showing promise it's currently
being
2:04:12
tested in the lab literally as
we speak
2:04:15
and we're manufacturing
large-scale
2:04:17
quantities of it to get into
human
2:04:20
testing by the early summer
noticeable
2:04:23
the following and you should
probably do
2:04:26
this check Christina in
Rotterdam and
2:04:30
Ellen now in in Chicago both of
them
2:04:34
have expressed just in casual
2:04:36
conversation they're extra
they're not
2:04:39
worried about much extremely
worried
2:04:42
about Corona
2:04:43
they've something something
about how it
2:04:46
was presented or how it's still
being
2:04:48
presented has really scared
Millennials
2:04:53
and I'm not sure if this is
consistent
2:04:56
but I thought that was
interesting that
2:04:58
those two both kind of said
yeah I don't
2:05:01
care about much I really don't
want this
2:05:02
corona virus that sounds a
little afraid
2:05:04
of it well there's 1500 deaths
so let's
2:05:09
play the flu update and listen
to the
2:05:11
deaths of the flu from the flu
and
2:05:14
listen to the final conclusion
by the
2:05:17
way this one is from PBS
because the CBS
2:05:20
story left out an important
fact at the
2:05:22
end that's reported here by PBS
in the
2:05:24
flu the US government is
preparing to
2:05:26
evacuate about 400 Americans
tomorrow
2:05:29
night from the Diamond Princess
cruise
2:05:31
ship quarantined at a Japanese
player
2:05:34
that's Corona update Saturday
well then
2:05:36
tell me what yeah what I'm
supposed to
2:05:37
report PBS okay you totally said
2:05:41
something different that's okay
back in
2:05:42
this country a second wave of
the flu is
2:05:45
hitting children especially
hard US
2:05:47
health officials said today
that ninety
2:05:49
two children have died so far
this
2:05:52
season that is the most in ten
years
2:05:54
overall some twenty-six million
2:05:56
Americans have caught the flu
and about
2:05:59
fourteen thousand
2:06:00
died those numbers are not
especially
2:06:02
high compared with other years
I have a
2:06:06
complimentary clip for that
from the dr.
2:06:10
drew
2:06:10
the press is creates hysteria
and
2:06:12
headlines that are now divorced
from the
2:06:14
fact I will not know when we
actually
2:06:16
have a pandemic coming I will
not be
2:06:18
able from reading I don't put
them on
2:06:22
hold from reading the press I
will not
2:06:24
be able to know what we've got
on our
2:06:27
hands and this is a perfect
example that
2:06:29
so here are the headlines now
tens of
2:06:32
thousands of more cases that we
had
2:06:33
right realized 300 dead in
China when
2:06:36
the headline should read in
spite of it
2:06:40
being milder and infecting many
more
2:06:42
tens of thousands people that
we knew
2:06:44
the death rate Silverman's just
300
2:06:46
people mm-hmm the numerator
versus the
2:06:49
denominator is point three
percent right
2:06:54
I don't know it says in other
words you
2:06:56
put 300 over 40,000 that's the
death
2:06:59
rate for them from coronavirus
right
2:07:01
because they're realizing that
was much
2:07:03
more widespread much milder
much less
2:07:06
likely to kill anybody except
people
2:07:08
there even a compromised and or
old or
2:07:10
at risk for complications of our
2:07:12
illnesses you are much more
likely to
2:07:14
die the flu right now than the
Carano
2:07:16
virus right now why isn't that
the
2:07:18
headline why then why aren't
they saying
2:07:19
get your flu shots a reminder
don't
2:07:21
worry about this one the CDC's
got it
2:07:23
that's a very good point it's a
good
2:07:26
point except for the fact that
they do
2:07:27
tell you to get the flu shot
2:07:30
honestly I haven't seen a
commercial for
2:07:33
the flu shot or a promo for it
in a
2:07:35
while no just I haven't seen it
but the
2:07:41
point is of the clip that I had
here
2:07:44
which is 14,000 dad compared to
the you
2:07:47
know 1500 right but technically
the way
2:07:51
they see in China if it's
killing
2:07:53
Chinese it's time to end it a
lot it is
2:07:57
much more important
2:07:59
killing I have an update from
our
2:08:02
professor in Shanghai
2:08:06
professor JJ and ACJC D things
are much
2:08:11
worse there's no problem with
infections
2:08:14
and illness rather the
crackdown on
2:08:16
travel and commerce has dropped
off to a
2:08:18
trickle in certain places this
is in
2:08:21
Shanghai
2:08:22
however in when zou i said i'm
2:08:25
pronouncing what when joe i've
been
2:08:28
taught how to pronounce it and
when joe
2:08:29
a metro area of ten point six
million
2:08:32
people people are locked inside
their
2:08:34
apartment complexes when i
asked a
2:08:36
friend if she could escape by
saying
2:08:39
that she wanted to go to a
hospital she
2:08:40
said that she would be arrested
if she
2:08:42
did so the high-speed train no
longer
2:08:45
stops at window hence unless
people have
2:08:47
a car they cannot leave the
city and I
2:08:49
trust that highways are blocked
off
2:08:50
anyway the stores and markets
are not
2:08:53
getting new supplies my friend
cafe they
2:08:57
in Jefe about 230 miles eath
north heath
2:09:00
north east northeast of Wuhan
is also on
2:09:04
lockdown he works in an
international
2:09:07
school they locked him in the
school
2:09:08
they they do let him leave the
compound
2:09:11
once a week to buy food
relatively I'm
2:09:14
living in paradise in Shanghai
all the
2:09:16
markets are open and well
stocked one
2:09:18
more major issue with school
closings
2:09:20
technically kids are still in
school
2:09:22
online they have assignments or
video
2:09:25
lectures but the British exams
the IGCSE
2:09:28
and a-levels are coming the
spring and
2:09:30
many students will not be
prepared that
2:09:32
means a huge number of Chinese
kids who
2:09:35
would otherwise attend
University in the
2:09:37
UK Europe can't Canada and the
US and
2:09:39
Australia will not be eligible
just
2:09:43
another effect of the
just-in-time
2:09:44
modern model of modern
assembly-line
2:09:47
society so there you go they're
still
2:09:51
keeping them locked in though
that's
2:09:52
very interesting whole thing is
just to
2:09:54
put the squeeze on us
2:09:58
why don't see how it puts the
squeeze on
2:10:00
us I think it's puts the
squeeze lose a
2:10:02
lot it with our suppliers are
all in
2:10:04
China well no not all I mean we
have we
2:10:10
have some people have gone to
2:10:11
alternatives there's India this
Vietnam
2:10:14
and apparently some American
fact this
2:10:16
actually brings me to a point
that I was
2:10:18
gonna bring up later but I want
to do it
2:10:20
now
2:10:21
I watched the documentary
American
2:10:24
Factory are you familiar with
this
2:10:27
documentary yes and it was who
was the
2:10:30
people behind it it was was the
Obamas
2:10:32
yes well actually its
participant media
2:10:37
and that's Jeff Skoll that's
the you
2:10:40
know the PayPal guys that's
where all
2:10:43
their money came from semi Elon
Musk
2:10:46
type crowd but Jeff Skoll is a
very
2:10:49
elite and then if you if you
watch the
2:10:52
documentary stars up Russia
participant
2:10:54
media then much later on you
get a
2:10:56
little higher ground
productions you
2:10:58
know not really a big deal so
it's more
2:11:00
to me like a stamp of approval
in fact
2:11:02
it took a little bit of the
trade the
2:11:04
Oscar goes to I'm sorry that's
not the
2:11:07
trailer they won the Oscar for
Best
2:11:09
Documentary and I guess I will
play this
2:11:13
now and the Oscar goes to
American
2:11:17
Factory
2:11:18
[Applause]
2:11:20
[Music]
2:11:24
at nomination for Stevens Omar
2:11:28
Oscar important nomination for
Julia
2:11:30
Rikers
2:11:31
the first win and nomination
for Jeff
2:11:34
Riker
2:11:36
notice you don't hear any Obama
name in
2:11:40
here at all whatsoever
2:11:42
[Music]
2:11:50
our film is from Ohio and China
go
2:11:56
Buckeyes and sorry and but it
really
2:12:00
could be from anywhere that
people put
2:12:04
on a uniform punch clock trying
to make
2:12:09
their families have a better
life
2:12:10
working people have it harder
and harder
2:12:14
these days and we believe that
things
2:12:19
will get better when workers of
the
2:12:22
world unite to tell your story
Shh our
2:12:31
Hwang thank you to our
unstoppable
2:12:33
notice by the way this is this
really
2:12:36
why Juan do you hear this part
the award
2:12:38
was you know they were they
have a
2:12:39
trophy babes on award shows
this was
2:12:42
clearly a Chinese a young
Chinese man
2:12:44
who handed them the awards and
we do
2:12:46
need to remember China owns a
large
2:12:49
portion of Hollywood to keep
that in
2:12:51
mind thank you everyone who
trusted us
2:12:56
to tell your story Shh our
Hwang thank
2:12:59
you to our unstoppable crew our
beloved
2:13:01
friends and family each and
youngbae
2:13:04
Chile are unstoppable editor
Lindsey
2:13:06
Utes and to those big-hearted
people at
2:13:09
Netflix participant media
higher ground
2:13:11
productions and the tough
inventive
2:13:14
great people of Dayton Ohio
2:13:16
[Music]
2:13:17
Jigga ching-ching okay quick
little I'm
2:13:21
gonna get into my review quick
little
2:13:23
ways everybody's so unstoppable
what is
2:13:27
what was the reference to
unstoppable
2:13:29
what does that mean oh I'll get
to that
2:13:31
I think it's a part of my
review here's
2:13:33
a quick little fifty second
piece of an
2:13:35
interview with the director and
Julia
2:13:40
Reichert I guess in our
hometown Dayton
2:13:42
Ohio there was a big General
Motors
2:13:44
plant that actually it like
built the
2:13:46
middle class of Dayton as
factories
2:13:48
often do you know the
blue-collar middle
2:13:50
class but you know people could
send
2:13:51
their kids to college that was
security
2:13:53
they could own a home it built
that kind
2:13:55
of middle-class of our town so
that
2:13:58
plant closed in o8 as the
economy was
2:14:01
collapsing around us yeah we
didn't know
2:14:03
that was gonna happen we made a
film
2:14:04
about that called the last
truck so
2:14:08
fast-forward about eight years
and that
2:14:11
plants it to an empty you know
raccoons
2:14:12
living in it rusting very sad
blight on
2:14:16
our community and a Chinese
billionaire
2:14:18
entrepreneur bought the plant
and
2:14:22
brought over 300 or more Chinese
2:14:24
supervisors workers and hired
2,000
2:14:28
American blue collar workers
and all I
2:14:31
will say is complications in
2:14:34
okay so you understand you get
the
2:14:37
premise of the movie of the
documentary
2:14:39
so I decided to watch this
because you
2:14:43
know the won the award it
popped up on
2:14:46
on Netflix I knew that the
Obamas had
2:14:48
put their stamp of approval on
it but
2:14:50
really no where is Obama
Michelle or
2:14:52
Barack mentioned it's very
minor titling
2:14:55
I was surprised by that but it
has their
2:14:59
seal of approval and the minute
I turned
2:15:04
this documentary on the first
thing I
2:15:06
thought is oh it's dramatized I
thought
2:15:08
they had reenacted something
because
2:15:10
you're literally inside the
Chinese
2:15:14
billionaire entrepreneur I'm
doing big
2:15:16
air quotes because like that
exists in
2:15:18
China you're in his jet you're
flying
2:15:22
around you're very intimate
very very
2:15:25
you know and it's a lot of
subtitles
2:15:27
because he doesn't speak any
English and
2:15:31
very candid conversation so
when you say
2:15:34
the Chinese entrepreneurial
billionaire
2:15:37
like that exists in China what
do you
2:15:38
mean they are billionaires in
China you
2:15:41
can't even there are here yes
but you
2:15:43
don't exist
2:15:44
outside of the party I think
that's what
2:15:47
I mean you are a part of the
Chinese
2:15:49
part of the system you're part
of the
2:15:51
system so yes you're an
entrepreneur but
2:15:54
an entrepreneur for us means
I'm bucking
2:15:57
the system you go against
something you
2:15:59
create something new this guy
basically
2:16:02
took a factory that built
trucks and
2:16:08
moved his glass a car glass
company into
2:16:12
it and the whole documentary is
2:16:16
consistently now they picked six
2:16:18
Americans to follow so we they
brought
2:16:20
in 300 Chinese workers and they
of
2:16:23
course live you know five to an
2:16:25
apartment they work 14-hour
shifts they
2:16:30
work six days a week the
Americans the
2:16:35
ones they chose I felt were
kind of
2:16:37
schlubby I mean there was a
thousand
2:16:40
American workers the ones they
chose
2:16:43
each of them had an issue and
so the
2:16:47
contrast was continuously look
at these
2:16:49
workers and then look at the
Americans
2:16:51
and then you know the Chinese
are
2:16:53
pushing the Americans you know
it's like
2:16:54
the shadow system where they
they have
2:16:57
people supervising you and
Japan the
2:17:00
Japanese were very good at that
now the
2:17:01
Chinese are doing that and they
keep
2:17:03
showing this dichotomy between
the
2:17:05
American workers who were like
hey man
2:17:06
that's dangerous we want a
union and
2:17:08
then the Chinese billionaire
2:17:10
entrepreneur is literally in
this
2:17:13
documentary saying wow they're
just no
2:17:16
good they're overconfident they
American
2:17:19
workers have received too much
2:17:21
encouragement as children they
have no
2:17:24
they're lazy they're out of
shape
2:17:26
they're not healthy they don't
want to
2:17:28
work hard they have very very
odd
2:17:31
cultural ideas and then the the
other
2:17:36
Chinese executives are saying
we can't
2:17:39
even teach them their fingers
are too
2:17:40
fat so it continues on like
this and
2:17:43
then some of the executive
management
2:17:45
the US management is invited
over to
2:17:47
China and they witness you know
company
2:17:51
songs you're the whole
indoctrination
2:17:53
but continuously for an hour
and a half
2:17:56
its Chinese workers great
high-output
2:18:00
disciplined American workers
shit and
2:18:03
this goes on and like what what
is the
2:18:06
message why is Obama involved
what is
2:18:08
going on and as you know Obama
was very
2:18:12
friendly to China he went over
there
2:18:14
right his first term bowed
himself down
2:18:17
there was his toes and oh yes
and all
2:18:19
this chai khon money came in
everything
2:18:22
was allowed just lots of stuff
happened
2:18:25
before Obama as well but Obama
2:18:27
definitely the promoter and
then in the
2:18:29
last five minutes it all came
together
2:18:31
so this crescendo of American
workers
2:18:35
suck they're no good you should
and you
2:18:37
heard the the director say we
should
2:18:39
unite working together no they
go
2:18:43
through this whole thing of how
bad they
2:18:45
are and that you see them
shattering
2:18:47
glass and making mistakes all
expertly
2:18:49
edited and produced I'm sure
that it's
2:18:51
not like that throughout the
whole
2:18:53
factory and then at the last
four
2:18:55
minutes
2:18:56
it's like well these these
American
2:18:58
workers are really no good and
then they
2:19:00
unveil take off showing the
billionaire
2:19:04
who's once again come to Ohio
to visit
2:19:06
for this problematic plant even
says you
2:19:09
think I like coming here it's a
pain in
2:19:10
the ass to come here every
month I hate
2:19:12
it here you should get get you
should
2:19:14
get your people in order get
these
2:19:15
stupid Americans to work right
it's just
2:19:17
no worries and he uncovers two
robotic
2:19:20
arms and then the movie starts
to end
2:19:24
they throw up a title by 2035
283
2:19:30
million Americans will no
longer have
2:19:32
work because of automation and
I'm like
2:19:36
oh my god this is Obama's fuck
you to
2:19:38
Trump this is the you can't
stop it you
2:19:41
can't you can't make Americans
2:19:44
competitive you can't have fact
where's
2:19:46
your magic wand you can't have
factories
2:19:49
do well in America it's all
gonna be
2:19:51
automated and the Chinese are
gonna win
2:19:53
that was the message and it was
2:19:55
incredibly disturbing an
American and
2:19:58
just uh and of course they won
the award
2:20:01
china owns Hollywood it hands
it up by
2:20:05
an Asian guy I think it was
Chinese
2:20:06
come on he was really really
really
2:20:10
disturbing to see how we just
were made
2:20:15
to look like shit and that
China is the
2:20:18
answer to everything and that
they're
2:20:19
gonna overpower us with their
automation
2:20:21
anyway that's my review wow
that's the
2:20:28
best review you've ever done
seriously
2:20:31
yeah I was dynamite yeah thank
you
2:20:33
well I wish I had seen the
movie so I
2:20:35
could he's throwing in a wrench
but I
2:20:36
sounds like I don't need to you
it's
2:20:39
worth watching and again it
started off
2:20:41
I thought it was a reenactment
I'm like
2:20:43
what I can't but this is a
documentary
2:20:46
you don't typically get that
kind of
2:20:48
access for anything and
2:20:52
and literally this Chinese
guide the
2:20:54
billionaire system on these
stupid
2:20:55
Americans they can't do
anything that
2:20:57
just no good yeah so alright
well that's
2:21:05
a good warning yeah I suggest
everybody
2:21:08
go take a look at that and then
while
2:21:10
I'm on the topic on Netflix it
is on
2:21:12
Netflix well by the way then
there goes
2:21:15
our opportunity for Netflix but
it truly
2:21:22
an Obama fu to trump that that
that
2:21:26
that's really what it was the
Munich
2:21:29
Security Summit is on now in
Munich and
2:21:33
Nancy Pelosi is there she's
speaking of
2:21:36
course why wouldn't she be there
2:21:37
yeah the congresswoman from San
2:21:40
Francisco makes nothing but
sense about
2:21:43
what she's doing though that
she's doing
2:21:46
her aunt she's away from home
she's
2:21:48
doing her anti-china bit this is
2:21:50
regarding Huawei and 5g and
we'll just
2:21:54
listen to her set up here now
I'm going
2:21:56
to say something that may not be
2:21:57
agreeable to many of you here
because
2:21:59
you invited candor no lecture
but candor
2:22:03
and that is the subject of 5g
and
2:22:06
cybersecurity China is seeking
to export
2:22:10
its digital autocracy through
its
2:22:12
telecom you see television
2:22:16
telecommunications
infrastructure Nancy
2:22:18
try one more time a threatening
economic
2:22:20
retaliation against those who
do not get
2:22:23
a drop of their technologies
the United
2:22:25
States has recognized Huawei as
a
2:22:28
national security threat by
putting it
2:22:30
on our entity list restricting
2:22:32
engagement with US companies
nations
2:22:35
cannot cede our
telecommunication
2:22:37
infrastructure not to China for
2:22:40
financial expediency so what's
2:22:43
interesting about Nancy Pelosi
doing
2:22:44
this is she doesn't do this at
home
2:22:46
because that's Trump's message
so she's
2:22:49
over there in Munich saying
well and she
2:22:51
can't even pronounce
telecommunications
2:22:53
as she's over there laying down
the
2:22:56
smack like all of a sudden she
invented
2:22:58
this China thing I haven't
heard her say
2:23:00
anything about China ever since
we
2:23:01
followed her until Trump came
along and
2:23:03
then it got interesting because
2:23:05
some clearly high-ranking
Chinese
2:23:09
official stood up woman and she
said
2:23:12
this I'm from the National
People's
2:23:14
Congress of China and I have a
very good
2:23:17
memory of your successful visit
the
2:23:20
construction dialogue we had
about the
2:23:22
relationship a few years ago my
question
2:23:26
is about Huawei we I think my
knowledge
2:23:31
of the how the world works is
that
2:23:34
technology's a tool and China
since its
2:23:38
reforms started four years ago
have
2:23:41
introduced all kinds of Western
2:23:43
technologies Microsoft IBM
Amazon there
2:23:47
or active in China and things
things we
2:23:51
start with one first G second G
34th G
2:23:55
all the technologies came from
Western
2:23:58
countries from the developed
world and
2:24:00
China has maintained its
political
2:24:03
system the the system led by the
2:24:06
Communist Party has become
successful
2:24:08
it's not threatened by the
technologies
2:24:10
how come if huawei's technology
with the
2:24:14
5g is introduced into Western
countries
2:24:18
then it was reckon the
political system
2:24:21
do you really think the
democratic
2:24:23
system is so fragile that it
could be
2:24:27
threatened by this a single
high tech
2:24:31
company of Huawei I liked her
question a
2:24:34
lot because it really said hey
what's
2:24:37
wrong with your system your
democracy is
2:24:40
so fragile that that you can't
handle
2:24:43
our 5g while we took your 1g 2g
3G 4G
2:24:47
and we didn't change now we
know exactly
2:24:50
why so how would you answer
this if you
2:24:52
were Nancy Pelosi I would say
that to
2:24:56
have a communications network
that is
2:24:59
covering the entire country any
country
2:25:01
that has
2:25:04
ultimate backdoors and access
by the
2:25:07
Chinese government so they can
spy on
2:25:09
every single thing we do and
every
2:25:12
little message we send so they
know more
2:25:14
about us than we know about
ourselves
2:25:16
that's a threat to national
security of
2:25:18
any country no matter how big
or how
2:25:22
democratic or how anything I'd
say yes
2:25:25
sadly you weren't there
2:25:27
Nancy Pelosi the just bag Oh
bag of
2:25:32
bones at this what are you
doing there
2:25:33
Nancy I'm gonna say to you that
are
2:25:35
calling back there that while I
was
2:25:37
created by reverse technology of
2:25:40
American pepper what she's
trying to say
2:25:43
is Huawei was created by reverse
2:25:46
engineering American technology
but no
2:25:50
our representative from San
Francisco I
2:25:52
don't know why she's there but
that's
2:25:54
how it comes out of her mouth
2:25:55
Judas eight of you that are
calling back
2:25:57
there that while I was created
by
2:25:59
reverse technology of American
2:26:02
initiatives that was one of the
main
2:26:05
ways that they got started so
yeah we
2:26:08
take we know the capability
that Huawei
2:26:11
has we do not want to emulate
the
2:26:14
Chinese system so it isn't a
question of
2:26:17
we have one way and we are a
model so
2:26:20
why are you afraid of wallowing
we
2:26:22
understand the power of
technology and I
2:26:25
say on I've been tracking China
for 30
2:26:29
years on trade and the rest of
it in
2:26:31
terms of intellectual property
and the
2:26:33
rest and I tell you
unequivocally
2:26:36
without any hesitation be very
careful
2:26:40
when we go down this path this
is the
2:26:42
same Nancy Pelosi who
spearheaded taking
2:26:45
away the capability from the
President
2:26:48
to stop ZTE from doing anything
in the
2:26:51
United States too fast
two-faced and
2:26:55
shitty at it as well vote this
woman out
2:26:58
I mean if she doesn't die
beforehand I
2:27:01
don't want to stand it over but
you
2:27:03
can't be done you can't vote
her out now
2:27:05
it's out for you I mean that is
it is
2:27:10
a canard she is she is a canard
she's
2:27:15
just she looks like a canard
it's so bad
2:27:21
that that's our representation
during
2:27:23
this yeah the hell is she doing
over
2:27:25
there no I don't know good point
2:27:30
I have one I just think showing
get this
2:27:32
out of the way because we do
have to
2:27:33
yeah we need to take a break
I've been
2:27:35
going at the briefing about
this I want
2:27:37
to get these two clips done is
the
2:27:39
campaign rundown done by PBS on
what's
2:27:43
going on so we know who's what
and
2:27:44
what's what the 20/20 right
sorry I'm
2:27:47
sorry this is clip one the
20/20 race
2:27:51
and the leading Democrats are
moving
2:27:53
south if we stand together as
one people
2:27:57
we will not only defeat Trump
we will
2:28:00
transform this country in a
sweep
2:28:04
through the Super Tuesday state
of North
2:28:06
Carolina today senator Bernie
Sanders of
2:28:08
Vermont aimed to springboard
off his win
2:28:11
in New Hampshire this is a
campaign
2:28:14
which uniquely is prepared to
take on
2:28:18
Wall Street the insurance
industry the
2:28:22
drug companies the fossil fuel
industry
2:28:25
the military-industrial complex
the
2:28:28
prison industrial complex and
the whole
2:28:31
dam won't recite shaking hands
in
2:28:35
neighboring South Carolina with
senator
2:28:37
Elizabeth Warren of
Massachusetts
2:28:39
absentee voting is already
underway
2:28:42
there Morin lunched in
Charleston with
2:28:44
hip-hop artist Benny star the
map is
2:28:46
quickly expanding Warren and
Sanders
2:28:49
started the day in the East and
Sanders
2:28:51
plans to be in Texas a big
Super Tuesday
2:28:54
state tonight but most ultra
2020
2:28:57
hopefuls are farther west in
Nevada
2:28:59
today the next day to decide
drew an
2:29:01
all-star lineup of former South
Bend
2:29:04
Indiana mayor Pete Budaj
Minnesota
2:29:06
senator Amy Klobuchar former
Vice
2:29:08
President Joe Biden and
billionaire
2:29:10
activist Tom Styer Budaj edge
is hoping
2:29:15
to maintain the momentum he got
from the
2:29:17
Iowa caucuses Romania
2:29:19
edged out Sanders and in New
Hampshire
2:29:21
he trailed just behind in
second in Las
2:29:25
Vegas Klobuchar criticized
ideas for
2:29:27
government-run health care by
Sanders
2:29:29
and Warren as too far left
two-thirds of
2:29:32
the Democrats in the US Senate
are not
2:29:34
on that bill the Sanders warned
though
2:29:37
and so that's another reason
it's not
2:29:39
we're not going to pass it and
since
2:29:42
we're in Vegas I'd say if your
number is
2:29:45
not on the wheel maybe you
don't want to
2:29:47
bet on that number
2:29:48
hmm no that was the Bernie clip
I was
2:29:52
talking about earlier that I
couldn't
2:29:54
find yeah he's coming to Texas
and he
2:29:56
has the goes on and on and he's
that was
2:29:59
actually cut down because
between each
2:30:01
one of his thinks the insurance
2:30:02
companies it was a big round of
applause
2:30:04
indeed the military-industrial
company a
2:30:07
big round of applause and
behind it was
2:30:09
a wall of old farts old smelly
farts
2:30:17
people worked because they got
none of
2:30:21
it except to the calendar is
driving the
2:30:26
campaigns the Nevada caucuses
are in
2:30:28
just over one week on the 22nd
then
2:30:31
South Carolina's primary is the
Saturday
2:30:33
after that then comes a kind of
big bang
2:30:37
for the Democratic map Super
Tuesday
2:30:39
when Democrats hold 16 contests
and
2:30:42
decide on a third of their
convention
2:30:44
delegates that is the central
focus for
2:30:47
former New York Mayor Michael
Bloomberg
2:30:49
now third in some national polls
2:30:52
Bloomberg is pointedly tussling
with
2:30:54
President Trump in
back-and-forth tweets
2:30:56
and at his campaign events like
this one
2:30:59
in Houston last night the
president
2:31:01
attacked me this morning on
Twitter and
2:31:05
he attacked me again this
afternoon in
2:31:07
an interview so let me say this
mr.
2:31:11
president
2:31:12
you can't bully me and I won't
let you
2:31:15
bully the American people
2:31:17
President Trump also has his
eye on a
2:31:19
big map next week he begins a
campaign
2:31:22
swing through Arizona Colorado
Nevada
2:31:25
and California for the PBS
Newshour
2:31:28
I'm Lisa de Chardin Lisa days
are dead
2:31:30
you know we've got to get that
voice
2:31:33
that bloopers got this talk
about a feat
2:31:36
elite hmm
2:31:38
he's got that just kind of
funny voice
2:31:40
he's very you can't believe he
sometimes
2:31:43
goes a little like can't it's a
little
2:31:45
bit like Connecticut yeah
Connecticut
2:31:48
thing yes yeah well you know I
don't
2:31:50
think he's just very you know
it's kind
2:31:53
of I don't like his voice it's
got a
2:31:56
slight New York quality to it
that kind
2:31:58
of makes it better but he
sounds like a
2:32:01
creep and he's a dog hater is
he yeah
2:32:04
he's yes he hates dogs and it
was an
2:32:08
article I had in the show notes
I think
2:32:09
two shows ago whenever someone
says oh
2:32:13
you and your dogs cuz they have
two dogs
2:32:16
he says that's my wife's dogs
he's not I
2:32:19
don't think he's married these
partners
2:32:22
they just lives with a woman
Julie Julie
2:32:24
it's actually you're right he
says it's
2:32:26
Julie's dogs I think Julie is
her name I
2:32:28
don't know her name but she's
taller
2:32:31
than he is a lot and they've
been
2:32:34
hanging out doesn't like
gal-pal he
2:32:37
doesn't like all these terms
there's
2:32:38
reading about this issues yacht
2:32:43
he's got six houses no yes no
yes 15
2:32:46
houses 15 house I have no that
well he's
2:32:50
got 50 but the yacht this is a
gonna get
2:32:53
y'all yeah he's gonna represent
me the
2:32:55
guy's got an eye that but it's
a pretty
2:32:56
good it's not a Prince of Dubai
yacht
2:33:00
but it's pretty big yacht would
you
2:33:02
agree that the mainstream is in
some
2:33:05
kind of iron's right now they
can't
2:33:07
quite figure out who to root
for I mean
2:33:10
they know that half its the
money as
2:33:12
Bloomberg so they have to
continuously
2:33:14
bring Bloomberg in because he's
he's
2:33:16
doing gratuitous advertising
it's it's a
2:33:18
big pain their salary they love
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2:33:21
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there's white
2:33:23
no agenda shows better by the
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2:33:25
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2:33:28
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2:33:28
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2:33:41
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2:33:44
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2:33:48
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2:33:52
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table of the Knights and Danes
and I am
2:39:50
very proud to pronounce the
Casey Dame
2:39:52
Jamie lady of the highway lady
Cara
2:39:55
of Wicca POG sir dude named
Daniel
2:39:57
Knight to the infinite
Forgotten wisdom
2:39:59
and sir deeds dad a janitor of
the Noe
2:40:02
Valley for you hookers and blow
rentboys
2:40:04
and chardonnay sausage and
sauerkraut
2:40:06
ribeye and Bourgogne pickles
and sticky
2:40:09
green steel reserved in black
miles
2:40:11
geishas and Saki sparkling
cider nest
2:40:14
wars ginger ale and gerbils and
then the
2:40:17
favorite that we always have at
the
2:40:18
round table mutton and Mead
please pick
2:40:21
up your rings actually go to no
agenda
2:40:24
nation.com slash rings and that
is
2:40:27
exactly where the show will
pick up the
2:40:29
information and get the ring
and the
2:40:31
sealing wax and your
certificate out to
2:40:33
you as soon as possible and
welcome to
2:40:34
the round table our new knights
and
2:40:37
dames a special request before
I go any
2:40:39
further from see Mike he's
long-term
2:40:41
producer of the show he has
eight human
2:40:44
resources he's keeping alive
and needs
2:40:46
some jobs karma I'm gonna give
that to
2:40:48
him jobs jobs and jobs
2:40:57
[Music]
2:41:06
right
2:41:07
the no agenda meetups they're
like a
2:41:09
potty quickie from the there
was a more
2:41:12
lesson impromptu Tokyo meetup
which was
2:41:17
held recently on the 12th in
Tokyo
2:41:20
several members of notices by
the way
2:41:22
from sir JD Baron of Silicon
Valley
2:41:27
several members of the no
agenda nation
2:41:29
and peerage gathered in Tokyo
on the
2:41:31
evening of February 12 2020 the
knights
2:41:33
and dames in attendance
included Sir
2:41:35
Mark Dame Astrid the Duke and
Duchess of
2:41:37
Japan sir 3d knight of Osaka
and yours
2:41:40
truly the Baron of Silicon
Valley the
2:41:43
assembled shared rounds of in
the
2:41:45
morning and thank you for your
courage
2:41:46
as well as tasty cocktails and
snacks a
2:41:49
day master dancer marks amazing
complex
2:41:51
of books art and hip kids in
Tokyo yes
2:41:54
they built this like this Inc I
forget
2:41:58
what it's called the tea site I
think
2:42:00
anyway they showed them all the
secrets
2:42:03
this is a huge it's like a
library a
2:42:06
meeting place a place to get
food all in
2:42:10
one a very successful format
they've
2:42:12
made our Damon Day master and
Sir Mark
2:42:17
showed the secret I can get to
the
2:42:20
secret sock a bar by pulling
apart you
2:42:23
know pulling aside a Chinese
screen
2:42:25
there will be an extensive
review of No
2:42:28
Agenda meetups calm and I'm
glad that
2:42:29
this all worked out because it
was kind
2:42:31
of a last-minute thing he said
gee I'm
2:42:34
in Tokyo can't get me in touch
with the
2:42:36
mark and Astro didn't worked out
2:42:38
fantastic so I'm very happy
about that
2:42:40
thank you for the report
2:42:41
and now we go to our Earl sir
Dave yeah
2:42:46
fuga Zotoh who did his meetup
in Manama
2:42:50
Bahrain this is Sir David of
America's
2:42:57
heartland in Saudi Arabia I'm
at the
2:42:59
Sherlock Holmes pub
2:43:01
Monomoy barium for the most
marvelous
2:43:03
middle east meet up in Monomoy
2:43:06
unfortunately I sit here alone
and
2:43:08
didn't have any takers today
but it's
2:43:11
been fun I mean I'm just kind
of hanging
2:43:13
out with heads of John and Adam
great
2:43:17
conversationalist as always
it's almost
2:43:20
like they're right here with me
anyway
2:43:23
hope all things are well and
the rest of
2:43:26
the world to the other meetups
and
2:43:28
before to try this again at
some other
2:43:30
location and No Agenda meetups
are so
2:43:35
cool even if no one comes
they're fun
2:43:41
thank you Dave for that report
of course
2:43:45
he was probably still high from
seeing
2:43:48
the Yanni concert so he's
probably just
2:43:53
here's an overview of some of
the
2:43:55
meetups you may want to attend
if
2:43:57
there's one new you actually
there's one
2:43:59
happening today in South
Minneapolis dr.
2:44:01
hammer at the ven brewery tap
room
2:44:03
Monday Fort Lauderdale that'll
be
2:44:05
Rocko's tavern look for the guy
in this
2:44:07
spice force t-shirt Thursday
Kitchener
2:44:10
Ontario local 42 o33 meet up in
2:44:14
Kitchener at moose Winooski zkk
wrist
2:44:16
I'll be organizing for you
Thursday the
2:44:18
20th mag notice this coming
Thursday
2:44:21
Magnolia Texas local six six
seven
2:44:23
Houstonians come for craft
brews at the
2:44:26
lone pine brewery in downtown
Magnolia
2:44:28
Texas Joe organizing then we
have the
2:44:30
Delray Beach Florida meetup six
o'clock
2:44:33
on Friday the 21st I will be
there
2:44:36
Tina the keeper will be there
it's at
2:44:38
the saltwater brewery there'll
be many
2:44:40
people many organizers I think
Crystal
2:44:43
and David Culp are the ones that
2:44:44
ultimately are managing the No
Agenda
2:44:46
meetup to entry thank you for
that
2:44:48
brand-new for Saturday back
home here
2:44:51
almost San Antonio at the flyer
saucer
2:44:54
on Huebner Road Andrew white
organizing
2:44:57
that at 5:30 on Saturday the
snow agenda
2:45:00
bantha I've skied there
actually Vance
2:45:05
meet on the slopes for the snow
agenda
2:45:07
details on the website Josh Cox
and also
2:45:10
on Saturday Albuquerque New
Mexico oh
2:45:13
that's
2:45:14
Jeff Twohig who's been a
supporter of
2:45:16
the show I believe he's a a sir
and he
2:45:21
just recovered from a motorcycle
2:45:24
accident and so he's back on
the stick
2:45:26
so to speak I've known the guy
for I
2:45:29
think eight years and since
I've known
2:45:33
him in like two motorcycle
accidents
2:45:34
that's messed him up so go
check him out
2:45:37
and say hi at the sidetrack
brewery
2:45:39
Saturday in Albuquerque New
Mexico
2:45:42
Springfield Missouri two
o'clock the
2:45:44
first Springfield Missouri meet
up at
2:45:46
Lindbergh's tavern Caleb
Brinkman
2:45:48
organizing that for you on
Saturday also
2:45:50
on the 22nd Durham North
Carolina meet
2:45:54
at the Brier Creek beer garden
in
2:45:56
Raleigh a shrinking amygdala
will leave
2:45:58
more brain room for the thing
key stuff
2:46:00
is their slogan Jesus Saturday
is huge
2:46:03
LAX flight double-o two of the
no agenda
2:46:07
that will be in LAX area meet
at the
2:46:10
proud bird on aviation
Boulevard this is
2:46:13
fantastic
2:46:13
Missoula Montana local 406 also
on
2:46:17
Saturday their second meet up
2:46:18
Christopher Raymer
2:46:20
organizing for you circus media
and on
2:46:23
Saturday as well Three Mile
Island evac
2:46:26
zone zoo meet up it's the south
central
2:46:29
Pennsylvania hillside cafe in
Goldsboro
2:46:31
Pennsylvania near the
three-mile item
2:46:34
Matt Weaver is organizing that
and thank
2:46:37
you very much for all the work
that
2:46:40
everyone's doing if you want
more
2:46:41
details go to no agenda meetups
comm if
2:46:44
you don't see anything near you
here's a
2:46:46
crazy thought why don't you go
ahead and
2:46:48
set one up for yourself they're
great
2:46:50
they're like a potty
2:46:52
sometimes you wanna go hang out
with all
2:46:55
the Knights today
2:46:57
use unity
2:47:01
I'll help you wouldn't be
everybody
2:47:10
[Music]
2:47:12
so I was so I was remiss in not
reading
2:47:15
this note from Daniel Tomas Oh
who you
2:47:19
just knighted yes wish I'll
read now
2:47:22
okay I humbly ask for my knight
name to
2:47:25
be Sir dude named Daniel Knight
of the
2:47:27
infinite forgotten wisdom and
he'll take
2:47:32
sushi and fuh at the round table
2:47:35
if the kitchen can scrounge
that up and
2:47:36
apparently they can't finally
it would
2:47:39
be possible to get a little bit
of
2:47:41
moving karma goat style that
would be
2:47:43
amazing my smoking-hot wife and
I are
2:47:45
finally moving out of our
studio oh very
2:47:48
good
2:47:48
so what'd you do that for him
and then
2:47:51
we'll be 50s in fact I will
I'll give
2:47:54
him a special little edition
there
2:48:04
[Music]
2:48:05
before we get there
2:48:07
I only only have the one ISO
possibility
2:48:14
which I played very early on
which was
2:48:17
this one all of my sexual
fantasies
2:48:21
involve handcuffs so do you
have one
2:48:23
that's gonna beat mine which is
not the
2:48:26
ISO for in this show but it's
an ISO
2:48:28
based on this clip now I want
to play
2:48:31
this clip this is the
president's
2:48:33
ability to run the DOJ this is
a big big
2:48:36
controversy on talk radio -
left and
2:48:39
right the president came out
with a
2:48:40
tweet saying you know I can do
whatever
2:48:42
I want I could tell the DOJ to
go you
2:48:45
know hang someone and they have
to do it
2:48:47
I don't think he actually said
that but
2:48:49
hercule didn't say that but
that's the
2:48:51
way you'd think he said that's
you
2:48:53
that's what you'd think he said
if you
2:48:55
listen to the left-wingers but
it's
2:48:58
beside the point he apparently
does have
2:49:00
the constitutional ability and
nobody
2:49:02
really exploits it except
apparently
2:49:03
Roosevelt had four Germans
literally
2:49:06
hang during world war ii under
these
2:49:08
circumstances
2:49:10
but that's beside the point
it's this
2:49:13
clip where this guy's trying to
explain
2:49:16
it and this is judy and this is
a guy
2:49:19
and i listen to his voice and i
said oh
2:49:22
my god this guy's voice
2:49:24
and I have a little ISO of it he
2:49:27
literally has a voice of
somebody on
2:49:30
helium okay clip first yeah
play clip
2:49:36
and we welcome both of you to
the
2:49:38
NewsHour so many moving parts
here I
2:49:40
hardly know where to begin but
let me
2:49:42
just start Thomas Dupree with
what the
2:49:45
president tweeted today which is
2:49:47
essentially that he has the
right to ask
2:49:50
the Justice Department to
intervene in a
2:49:52
criminal case is this something
that
2:49:55
presidents have done before No
2:49:57
in a nutshell no I mean you may
be able
2:49:59
to find one or two instances in
our
2:50:01
history where presidents have
directly
2:50:03
intervene but it certainly is
not
2:50:05
something that is regularly
done I'll
2:50:06
say this look the president as a
2:50:08
constitutional matter is right
he heads
2:50:10
the executive branch and he has
the
2:50:11
power if he wants to exercise
it to do
2:50:13
it however there is a very
2:50:15
well-established norm that
governs the
2:50:17
Justice Department more I
served where
2:50:19
presidents understand that they
can't be
2:50:22
seen as politicizing the Justice
2:50:24
Department and allowing
prosecutorial
2:50:26
decisions be determined by
partisan
2:50:28
considerations that's why you
have
2:50:30
separation that's why
presidents have
2:50:32
respected the Independence of
the United
2:50:34
States Department of Justice
sounds a
2:50:36
little like Ben Shapiro that's
a little
2:50:38
bit of that picking up but
listen to the
2:50:43
ISO of his voice of work to
where he
2:50:45
maxes out the helium sound that
they
2:50:47
can't be seen as that's not
from the
2:50:55
clip from the same clip if you
play that
2:50:58
clip again and hear that part
which is
2:51:00
right in about the middle of it
yes that
2:51:01
is from the clip I did not
2:51:03
I will dr. stuff and you can
call me out
2:51:05
now admit to it this is not
doctor that
2:51:08
is his voice we'll listen again
that
2:51:10
they can't be seen as now back
to the
2:51:12
clip didn't tweet it today
which is
2:51:14
essentially that he has the
right to ask
2:51:16
the Justice Department to
intervene in a
2:51:19
criminal case is this something
that
2:51:21
presidents have done before No
in a
2:51:24
nutshell no I mean you may be
able to
2:51:26
find one or two instances in
our history
2:51:28
where presidents have directly
2:51:30
intervened but it certainly is
not
2:51:31
something that is regularly
done I'll
2:51:33
say this look the president as a
2:51:34
constitutional matter is
2:51:36
he heads the executive branch
and he has
2:51:37
the power if he wants to
exercise it to
2:51:39
do it however there is a very
2:51:41
well-established norm that
governs the
2:51:44
Justice Department more I
served where
2:51:46
presidents understand that they
can't be
2:51:48
seen as politicizing the Justice
2:51:50
Department and allowing
prostate can't
2:51:52
be seen right my god well get
him off
2:51:55
the air this horse this horse
get him
2:51:59
off the air
2:52:00
it's no good horrible man
that's what
2:52:05
that ISO is no good for the
show oh it's
2:52:07
not really I think well it
wasn't meant
2:52:09
to be it was just no voice this
guy has
2:52:12
I do have just a crazy
off-the-wall
2:52:14
unhinged clip if you're into
him it's
2:52:16
completely show business driven
but it
2:52:18
does involve Joe and Mika so
maybe you'd
2:52:20
like that actually Christina
sent it to
2:52:22
me okay
2:52:25
and if you follow the the
controversy of
2:52:30
Snoop Dog calling out Gail
Oprah's
2:52:34
friend they're putting Gayle
King yes I
2:52:37
followed it
2:52:37
oh so you followed that whole
thing well
2:52:39
you might oh yeah you might
like the
2:52:41
most recent mo facts where Moe
actually
2:52:43
dove into it and the real
problem and
2:52:46
what snoops issue was is that
both Gail
2:52:48
and Oprah have a history of
going after
2:52:51
black men and letting white men
slide
2:52:53
that's really why Snoop was
angry Harvey
2:52:56
Weinstein you know a lot of
people they
2:52:59
don't attack at all les Moonves
Charlie
2:53:03
Rose all these people that work
with all
2:53:05
well you know of not rob blah
blah blah
2:53:07
but when it came to Kobe you
know so you
2:53:10
understand it's a it's an issue
about
2:53:13
these two black women going
after black
2:53:15
men and that's what Snoop was
so mad
2:53:18
about and that's you know so
neither
2:53:21
here nor there but what
happened on
2:53:24
Morning Joe with Joe and Mika
hey I mean
2:53:28
the just so they did not
understand the
2:53:32
context
2:53:33
nor did I honestly the context
of Snoop
2:53:36
Dogg what he was saying he
wasn't saying
2:53:37
go attack Gail but you know
Gail went
2:53:40
into this whole oh I'm
beginning death
2:53:42
threats and I can't sleep and
then Oprah
2:53:45
came out so sore so horrible so
horrible
2:53:49
and Christina sent me this is a
dead
2:53:50
this is something I think you
probably
2:53:52
fit in your show there's
corporate
2:53:54
America because there are where
is
2:53:56
America where is Viacom
partnerships let
2:54:00
me say it again
2:54:01
a black female journalist fears
for her
2:54:07
life this morning her children
are
2:54:11
facing abuse and threats at the
New York
2:54:15
Times The Washington Post The
Wall
2:54:18
Street Journal Viacom no body
it's
2:54:22
talking about this after
preaching on a
2:54:25
mountain for years about how
dangerous
2:54:28
it is when Donald Trump
threatens
2:54:31
members of the press well guess
what I
2:54:34
think it's dangerous when
Donald Trump
2:54:37
threatens members of the press
and I
2:54:40
think it's dangerous when pop
culture
2:54:43
figures threaten members of the
press
2:54:46
especially a black woman doing
the job
2:54:51
who was only doing her job you
know what
2:54:55
we can have a debate whether the
2:54:56
question should have been
astronaut
2:54:58
we're so beyond that right now
we are so
2:55:02
beyond that right now what's the
2:55:04
conspiracy of silence about New
York
2:55:07
Times why aren't you writing
about this
2:55:10
what about you Washington Post
Wall
2:55:13
Street Journal where are you
Viacom
2:55:16
where are you a black woman has
gone to
2:55:21
bed a journalist in fear of her
life
2:55:25
[Music]
2:55:27
Wow DeLonge unhinged yes that's
exactly
2:55:32
what's going on here
2:55:35
so via I guess she says she
works in CBS
2:55:38
yes of miok icon yeah calling
them out
2:55:41
big deal holy crap though once
you call
2:55:43
out your own network your
douche hey
2:55:45
there you go
2:55:49
that's gonna do it affiliates I
hope you
2:55:52
got the memo we're running just
a little
2:55:53
bit late but we do have some
fab end of
2:55:55
show mixers for mixes from sir
seat
2:55:57
sitter
2:55:58
we've got sir Chris Wilson
we've got Tom
2:56:01
Stark whether it's just a
cornucopia of
2:56:04
great stuff that please
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2:56:06
Dvorak org /na that is where
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2:56:09
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2:56:12
were you scoffing what did I
just hear
2:56:15
no I'm just wondering why my
network is
2:56:18
crapping out on me all of a
sudden oh
2:56:20
well it's cuz it's the end of
the show
2:56:22
coming to you from opportunity
zone 33
2:56:25
here in Austin Texas this is
the capital
2:56:27
the drone star state FEMA
region number
2:56:29
six on the governmental maps in
the
2:56:30
morning everybody
2:56:31
I'm Adam curry Silicon Valley
it's a
2:56:35
beautiful day in the
neighborhood I'm
2:56:36
Chauncey Dvorak we return on
Thursday
2:56:38
right here on no agenda
remember to
2:56:40
support us to work toward
slashing it
2:56:43
until then and remember grumpy
old Ben's
2:56:48
coming up next on no agenda
stream calm
2:56:50
Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill
himself
2:56:52
adios
2:56:54
[Music]
2:56:59
the car everybody you know the
routine
2:57:03
it's hard man bad time I'm
gonna sing my
2:57:06
song which one take long we
found
2:57:09
another brief so we gonna win
2:57:11
[Music]
2:57:18
feech again
2:57:31
[Music]
2:57:41
Oh baby baby
2:57:43
[Music]
2:57:50
[Music]
2:57:53
again
2:57:57
less official
2:57:59
[Music]
2:58:04
[Applause]
2:58:06
mine's gonna win South Carolina
Joe
2:58:09
Biden's not gonna win South
Carolina in
2:58:12
no way well I know what he's
given it a
2:58:16
good old truck yeah this is
this is from
2:58:20
a speech he gave no ways tired
we've
2:58:24
come too far from where we
started but I
2:58:27
don't believe he brought me to
this farm
2:58:29
so he's speaking to a crowd of
a dose
2:58:32
and we're we heard that before
I don't
2:58:35
feel no ways tired
2:58:51
[Music]
2:58:55
don't waste tired I don't feel
no ways
2:58:59
tired come too far
2:59:03
[Applause]
2:59:11
I think a bill to get through
2:59:23
bill cage they fire weapons too
2:59:26
rich 10 Vitamix rate specific
2:59:31
that's why privilege
2:59:34
[Music]
2:59:44
she's gonna do it 100% close
the door
2:59:48
but a Hillary run would be so
delicious
2:59:50
will it happen it's almost too
delicious
2:59:53
to believe my friend and right
I think
2:59:56
the key word here is not if
she's going
3:00:00
to run oh wow she hasn't
foreclose the
3:00:02
possibility she has no feeling
3:00:05
speculation that she may
actually run
3:00:07
again
3:00:08
I even think Hillary Clinton a
mover or
3:00:10
some centrist comes in here
could be a
3:00:12
Clinton and be running in 2020
I'm not
3:00:16
running but I'm gonna keep
working and
3:00:19
speaking and standing up for
what I
3:00:21
believe Hillary Clinton says
she will
3:00:23
not be running for president
again in
3:00:25
2020 you know I say the third
time's the
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charm right I as I say never
never never
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say never and I I will
certainly tell
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you I'm under enormous pressure
from
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many many many people to think
about it
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is she gonna do a show maybe
there
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doesn't need to be a rematch I
mean
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obviously I can beat them again
so will
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she give us what we want
another run
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of my
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sexual fantasies involve
handcuffs