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let's scupper the deal skipper
Adam
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Curry
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John C. Dvorak Sunday February
23rd 2020
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this is your award-winning
Gitmo nation
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media assassination episode
1219 this is
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no agenda
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slummin on the a and
broadcasting live
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from fort lauderdale jewel of
the
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Sunshine State in the morning
everybody
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I'm Adam curry and from
Northern Silicon
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Valley where I'm not smelling
cheap
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hotel plastic container coffee
I'm Jesse
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Dvorak which is why you should
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appreciate Who I am and what I
do for
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this dying show not dying well
it is
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today it gets worse the only
coffee that
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was left was that just in its
pods decaf
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but that makes it just that
much more
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insulting oh you've made
yourself oh
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wait a minute
0:57
so this we're talking about the
into
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your hotel or a motel room it's
a room
1:03
where you're doing the show
it's a hotel
1:08
okay a quote-unquote hotel yes
they have
1:13
one of those cheap plastic
coffee
1:16
machines
1:17
yeah security have they this
little
1:19
bucket no this is a newer
version this
1:25
is a Keurig is that actual
Keurig yeah
1:28
well it's not one so you can't
you can't
1:30
actually clean a Keurig so
broaches get
1:33
in there next thing another
thing is so
1:34
I wonder what that spice was
that's nice
1:38
well this is actually a hotel
just to be
1:40
honest here this is a haute or
come let
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me descriptive this is a hotel
Keurig
1:46
where you and it's very clear
1:48
instructions press the button
that flips
1:50
open you put in the pod you
close it
1:52
then another trapdoor opens and
you're
1:55
supposed to fill up your cup
with water
1:56
pour that into the trapdoor
close the
1:59
trap door place the cup hit the
brew
2:01
button
2:02
the problem is they give you
two regular
2:05
coffee
2:05
two teas and to decaf and of
course
2:10
after all the prepping this
morning I
2:11
thought I had for coffee but
this is one
2:15
of the to decaf so I'm Sheva
tea well I
2:19
had already committed to it you
stop
2:22
right there no hurry tea I mean
come on
2:25
trying this is part of why I
didn't have
2:28
the tea I mean you seriously
want me to
2:30
put a tea pod into a coffee
machine
2:33
that's been just leaking coffee
for the
2:36
four months on end no I don't
think so
2:41
and also you're drinking decaf
for
2:44
today's show yes now I know
what you
2:46
mean yeah exactly
2:48
there goes the Zephyr by the
way how are
2:50
we doing on car count for the
Zephyr
2:52
I've six seven eight they're
normal nine
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so it's nine okay so economy is
stable
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it's good to know yeah stable
economy so
3:02
we here in lovely Fort
Lauderdale for we
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originally we were here for a
wedding
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one of Tina's best friends that
you wait
3:12
for their meat out what we
created the
3:14
meat up before a whole day
before the
3:16
wedding because we were coming
here it
3:18
made so much sense so it became
about
3:21
the meat up but of course it
was real
3:23
and you know you know a Susan
you met
3:24
Susan at the at our wedding
yeah yeah
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she married no her daughter was
getting
3:31
married oh yeah but it's
interesting
3:33
because this hotel it is actual
hotel it
3:36
was sold so it's in one of those
3:39
transition periods where
there's half of
3:43
the hotel was under
construction and
3:45
then you know this is closer
they're
3:46
pounding nails all the time the
older
3:53
side here yes
3:55
the hotel is transitioning so I
hope
3:57
you'll respect its choices and
just
3:58
leave it at that
4:01
but it was a beautiful wedding
was
4:03
fantastic do the ceremony
outside
4:05
because of course you know you
got to be
4:07
in Florida you got to have a
wedding
4:09
when it rains and it's near
windy and
4:11
that was yesterday and today
it's
4:13
beautiful of course which is
always
4:15
isn't that already three always
the way
4:17
always the way it goes
4:18
but now yes you are mentioning
that this
4:21
hotel is being bought and sold
by some
4:23
new company yes you notice that
every
4:27
hotel the old place used to go
to all
4:29
the time they're owned by me
then
4:32
they're owned by Hilton and
they're
4:33
owned by shares in the mirror
button and
4:36
Renaissance yeah just keep
changing
4:39
ownership what is the deal with
that you
4:41
said you have some insight into
this no
4:43
you're know I thought you had
insight
4:46
into it I have no idea I had
insight
4:48
into the phenomenon I I mean I
I don't
4:50
even know about the inside I
know about
4:52
the phenomena but I figure
there's some
4:54
tax scam involved and I've
never heard a
4:56
good explanation for it I have
no idea
4:58
what's going on and maybe
someone else
5:00
will know but this and this is
a group
5:02
it wasn't Marriott it's being
sold to
5:05
some other group which had
never heard
5:07
of before so I don't know it's
uh it's
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it's perfectly functional it's
it's
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great it's Florida they've got
nothing
5:13
to complain about here in fact
people in
5:16
Florida should not complain
about much
5:18
it's pretty generally don't
accept it
5:21
weirdness in Florida cuz
there's a lot
5:22
of weirdos down there there's a
lot of
5:24
strange news stories
5:26
well Florida Nexis screw
baldness it's
5:29
true so after it so a Friday
morning the
5:34
keeper and I flew flew down to
Fort
5:35
Lauderdale pretty uneventful
checked in
5:39
and then yeah we had a couple
hours and
5:42
then we went off to you gave
pre-check
5:43
no of course not but I did learn
5:46
something you paid for
pre-check no no
5:50
it doesn't matter it doesn't
matter if
5:53
you pay for it they only give
it to you
5:55
if they feel like it and
because we're
5:57
flying back on American because
JetBlue
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doesn't you know doesn't have
the times
6:02
or that or even direct flights
that we
6:04
wanted when you do a one-way
flight it
6:06
doesn't matter who you are
you're not
6:07
getting pre checked they
they'll never
6:10
do that on a one-way ticket
ever but I
6:16
did learn and this was
interesting
6:19
because I it wasn't all that
busy nough
6:21
had a good chat with the
friendly TSA
6:23
agent or TSO the TSA TSA officer
6:27
and he said well you know
because I said
6:29
well I'll take the mic out so
what's in
6:31
here so that's so much studio
gear and
6:33
he says can I take Italy just
before we
6:35
went through the x-ray she's
gonna take
6:37
a look yeah sure this is a lot
of wires
6:39
it will do have any gear in
there so
6:41
well really I've got the audio
6:42
interfaces well if you take
that out and
6:44
the microphone and the mixer
but but
6:48
leave all the wires in then they
6:50
probably won't have to open it
up on the
6:52
other end and that turned out
to be true
6:54
so I'm gonna try that on the
way back
6:55
because there's nothing worse
than
6:56
having someone else
6:58
open up your studio bag and
because the
7:01
wires and it's mainly wires
that are
7:04
rolled up or then they pull
these wires
7:07
and that takes me and you know
a good
7:09
half an hour to figure out
where what
7:11
goes back into what so that
maybe yeah
7:15
maybe so those three pieces of
gear out
7:21
yeah and then and then I don't
see a
7:24
bunch of wires it look like it
connected
7:26
to a bomb
7:26
yeah no problem no it's not a
problem
7:29
let that slide right through
went right
7:31
through not a problem
7:32
so we we had the meet up and
this was I
7:36
have to say one of my favorites
because
7:39
there were so many people and I
don't
7:41
think I've ever done a meet-up
this far
7:43
south and there's a lot of
people that
7:47
we have in our in our merry
little group
7:51
who are in this general area
some even
7:55
flew in from wow I think we had
some
7:58
people flying in from New York
but a lot
8:00
of people who were from Florida
and of
8:02
course who's the first guy we
see when
8:05
we show up there he is
8:06
Patrick oh yeah Cobo what are
you doing
8:10
here he says hello I'm the duke
of the
8:13
south this is my protector
8:19
I'm in-between his trip to
Langley who
8:22
knows well I did inquiring I
said are
8:24
you still the penetration
expert he says
8:26
yes I still get paid to
penetrate so not
8:28
much has changed in that regard
I guess
8:30
that's a plus but this is a
business
8:33
this was organized by
crystalline david
8:35
culpa
8:36
and their dad or David's dad
was here as
8:40
well he's his name is dick
culpa does
8:42
this ring a bell for you I know
his
8:45
sister Mia it's with a cake
dick culpa
8:49
was for several years the
editor of
8:51
cracked magazine cracked which
I mean I
8:55
remember reading cracked when I
was a
8:58
kid and I love dad which
they've only
9:00
competitor damn ad it was a
little it
9:03
felt more radical than Mad
Magazine it
9:05
was a little more maybe
politically edgy
9:08
if I if I can recall correctly
it's
9:10
possible glad to know that we
got that
9:13
guy as our one of our guys well
yeah and
9:18
more producers well he so he
says you
9:20
know I listened I guess he only
really
9:22
just heard about the show
because David
9:26
and Krystal of course dragged
him along
9:27
to this to the meet up he says
you know
9:30
listen to this said you guys
are you
9:32
know you're you're very similar
to what
9:34
we were doing with with the
magazine
9:36
yeah you got humor but you're
you got a
9:38
sharp edge to you and any just
thought
9:42
we were cool which were then
cracked
9:44
magazine of podcasts don't need
to have
9:47
a better endorsement than that
and so he
9:51
signed that he brought along a
nice I
9:55
guess an anniversary edition of
crack
9:57
magazine he signed for me he
also draw
10:01
two caricatures one of the
keeper and me
10:03
and one of you and me me which
he also
10:06
signed and so I love nice I
will send
10:09
that to you as soon as you send
me all
10:10
the stuff you still promised to
send me
10:12
I have a thing right here I
just need
10:13
your address of course you do
of course
10:18
you do so we had about I'd say
50 60
10:22
people and you know we'll talk
about
10:25
some of them in the donation
segment but
10:29
they could looking crowd very
good look
10:31
at Florida crowd well also and
I know
10:33
you saw it they had made
printouts of
10:37
you the animated no agenda
version of
10:40
Jhansi Dvorak and these were
like little
10:42
kid height they're very pretty
10:45
let's see
10:47
and everywhere there's there's
there's
10:48
Dvorak just looking over with
his
10:50
glasses and then we do of
course you did
10:51
the picture there was two of
them made
10:53
even funnier they had really
good
10:55
printouts of our heads and I
felt very
10:58
loved
10:59
well Florida can do it right
yeah I see
11:02
Tommy Ramirez was here at Tommy
I don't
11:07
think but no I'd never met him
in person
11:09
but he remember when I did the
the first
11:12
pitch enok special on the show
he went
11:15
over there to mic him up and so
it was
11:16
nice to meet Tommy and sir
captain Pete
11:21
of the seven equatorial oceans
he's a
11:25
yacht captain and kind of like
a gun for
11:28
hire and so he's waiting for
some
11:29
catamaran to dock and then he's
going
11:31
around the world with the owner
and it's
11:33
really interesting people who
who were
11:35
there yes sounds like a very
interesting
11:39
crowd when you got a guy like
that we
11:41
had one of our insiders one of
our ins
11:46
excuse me insider did not I
think she's
11:50
not registered as a lobbyist
because she
11:52
she stays just under the
threshold so
11:54
she can be a consultant to the
vape
11:57
industry and she gave me a full
rundown
12:00
on exactly on the scam oh yeah
and
12:03
Bloomberg is you know apparently
12:05
Bloomberg's output a hundred
and sixty
12:07
million dollars in to pave P AV
e which
12:10
is parents against vaping so
vaping and
12:14
east cigarettes I guess is what
it would
12:16
be but sounds like Bloomberg
and yeah
12:19
and also just where
everything's at
12:21
Bloomberg is the new Soros I
don't know
12:24
if he's even that new I mean
just
12:27
briefly on that people say he
has
12:30
unlimited money but eventually
that's
12:32
not true I mean you you can it
is
12:34
possible to spend and a lot of
this is I
12:37
think is is what he's worth and
it's not
12:41
necessarily liquid I think they
count a
12:44
portion of his ownership and
what he's
12:47
going more money technically
than Soros
12:50
doesn't it is unlimited if you
consider
12:53
the fact that the kind of money
doles
12:55
out a hundred million two
hundred
12:56
million here and there
12:57
is really what it amounts to
hey and
13:00
considering how fast is his
total nut is
13:03
growing
13:04
well yes cash flow I think
that's the
13:06
you would it's probably it
technically
13:08
is unlimited I mean if you
started
13:10
dropping five and ten billion
dollars on
13:13
something yeah it's not
unlimited if you
13:14
start doing that but he's not
he's just
13:16
doling out like a million here
a million
13:18
there a couple million ten
million it's
13:20
unlimited well it's not
technically
13:23
unlimited but it seems like
quite a ways
13:28
he's gonna die before it runs
out let's
13:31
put it that way oh happy
thoughts
13:34
let me think well well it we
will thank
13:37
some people in the donation
segment
13:39
everybody was I mean we had one
of our
13:42
producers who drove I think
five hours
13:45
from down south he is the the
guy if you
13:49
if you see any picture of
Florida
13:51
oranges he takes those pictures
he is
13:55
for the you know the Florida
orange
13:57
Growers Association whatever it
is he is
14:00
the guy who does the picture of
the
14:02
oranges and gave us a box of at
least
14:04
fifty oranges which we've been
trying to
14:06
plow through and giving him out
to
14:08
people here waiting I trust him
14:11
check damn also I met anonymous
14:17
millennial and the anonymous
millennial
14:21
you you may recall is a lawyer
turns out
14:25
she's a prosecutor and she
complimented
14:29
us on how how well we interpret
the law
14:32
and again thanked us for for
her for the
14:35
no agenda show notes which she
used for
14:38
one of her paid important
papers which
14:40
she got published and it was
well
14:43
there's a finder's fee there it
was
14:45
about AI and Al goes and she
used a lot
14:48
of the knowledge in the show
notes and
14:49
the paper got published it was
that good
14:51
with the legality of al goes I
guess
14:53
she's got hopefully she'll send
the copy
14:56
it would be nice to see it was
there
15:01
anything else that I can think
of I mean
15:02
it was it it was you know how
these
15:04
things are is like you're in
it's
15:05
non-stop people just talk and I
mean
15:07
there were so many so many nice
people
15:10
and smart really smart and
good-looking
15:14
smart enough to move to Florida
yeah
15:16
well it's not a bad place here
I don't
15:20
mind I don't mind being it
being a
15:22
little bit nutty I mean I wish
Austin
15:23
were a little nutty like this
Austin is
15:25
just become stupid you know
it's like
15:31
what's going on what's going on
is not
15:34
okay but I did have a chance
you know to
15:38
tune into most stuff that was
going on
15:42
and it was quite interesting to
you know
15:46
go to the wedding which started
four
15:47
o'clock here East Coast time
and then we
15:50
were back in the room by around
I guess
15:53
11:30 midnight and I look at
that I flip
15:56
on the the channels say oh the
caucus
15:59
results were at 15% are you
kidding me
16:03
CNN gave up its airports at
midnight CNN
16:07
just stopped reporting this
they played
16:09
the road to the White House
special like
16:11
we're not even gonna do it you
know this
16:13
was really in the Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
16:16
movie no it's you know exactly
what it
16:22
is it's just one of their filler
16:23
specials that they throw in
there so
16:27
MSNBC was at Fox
16:29
they weren't covering anything
they were
16:31
they were running gosh they
were they
16:33
were at that point in the
repeats I
16:35
guess but whatever they whatever
16:37
long-form program and they have
an only
16:39
one really following was MSNBC
and their
16:41
heads were just blowing up and
we just
16:44
flipping out those guys well
they hate
16:47
Bernie so why but it's it's it
wasn't
16:50
even that let me see I think I
have a
16:53
Supercuts someone gave me yeah
and so
16:56
this will give you a little
super little
16:57
idea of what was happening and
this was
16:59
in the afternoon it was a great
night
17:01
for Bernie Sanders I thought it
was a
17:03
great I guess it wasn't the
afternoon
17:04
night for Donald Trump I
thought it was
17:06
a terrible night for the
Democrats
17:08
the truth is Bernie Sanders
he's on a
17:10
trajectory to be the Democratic
nominee
17:11
to me he just don't see him
having any
17:15
shot in a general election I'm
panicked
17:17
I am
17:18
no one but Bernie Stephanie
come on he's
17:22
an anarchist he would love to
burn down
17:25
the United States if we
nominate a
17:27
socialist like Bernie Sanders
we're
17:30
gonna lose it'll be like George
McGovern
17:32
it'll be a blowout nobody just
says the
17:35
obvious Bernie you're full of
it they're
17:37
just pandering to the Bernie
people and
17:39
you know what pandering gets
you nothing
17:41
it certainly doesn't get your
respect
17:43
Tom Perez needs to step down
he's a joke
17:45
he's a clown he can't run the
Democratic
17:48
Party anymore it's lost its way
I don't
17:52
say how Democrats do anything
but bleed
17:56
out when they put a socialist
at the top
17:59
of the ticket it is a death
sentence for
18:02
the party and it will lead to
Donald
18:06
Trump's reelection if the loser
iced
18:08
Leslie put it there the
Democrats
18:10
they've got to get out and say I
18:11
disagree with socialism I
believe in the
18:14
markets I think he's wrong I
think
18:16
you'll never get it done and
this
18:18
country will never go that
direction by
18:20
the Levellers 49 states corvid
didn't
18:22
work in England Bernie ain't
gonna work
18:24
in the United States anyone but
Bernie
18:27
now before we actually dive
into that
18:30
something happened Thursday
after the
18:32
show on a show day of course
that was
18:34
that so fit into what I call the
18:38
national security bureaucracy
this was
18:41
the breaking news and it was
around 4:00
18:43
or 5:00 in the afternoon a show
day of
18:46
course and it broke on well all
three
18:50
cable news networks but
simultaneously
18:54
we had CNN and MSNBC two
different
18:57
people who had worked on this
story CNN
19:00
got Maggie Haberman and MSNBC
got Adam
19:04
Goldman both of them worked for
the New
19:06
York Times and so I wanted to
play what
19:10
each of them said because
Haberman is
19:14
she's very slick in fact
looking at her
19:18
I was looking at her Wikipedia
to see
19:21
kind of where she came from
19:22
and she she's really like Ann
she came
19:25
from the New York Post and kind
of the
19:28
gossipy side of news but she's
very good
19:31
when
19:31
someone just gives her the
story and
19:33
packaging it and she sounds
like a spook
19:35
I mean she's so slick it maybe
she is or
19:39
just like someone feeds her
stuff and
19:41
she rolls it out and and I
let's just
19:44
listen to to this breaking news
because
19:47
now of course we find out that
oh my
19:50
gosh oh the intelligence
community which
19:54
is a total horse crap term
because we
19:58
have what 17 not including the
the State
20:02
Department's a little little
deal over
20:04
there as its 17 intelligence
agencies
20:07
yeah so it's like who said what
but
20:12
apparently there was a briefing
and
20:14
here's Maggie herring the
Habermann very
20:17
slick explaining what this is
about the
20:20
New York Times just now
reporting that
20:22
US intelligence officials have
told
20:24
members of Congress that Russia
is
20:27
interfering in the 2020 u.s.
20:29
presidential race hoping to get
20:31
president Trump re-elected
let's bring
20:33
in our political and legal
experts
20:35
Maggie Haberman of the New York
Times
20:36
one of our political analysts
is with us
20:39
as well the co-authors of this
article
20:45
what does this give us the
upshot sure
20:50
but what is upshot I mean is
expecting
20:53
it to be good news for the show
or some
20:56
psychological problem here yes
okay well
20:59
and of course you caught it
sure sure
21:01
this article sure well there
was a
21:06
briefing given by intelligence
officials
21:08
to the House Intelligence
Committee last
21:11
week on February 13th and in
that
21:13
briefing officials said that
they
21:15
believe or one official said
that their
21:18
intelligence is that Russia is
21:19
interfering or attempting to
interfere
21:21
in the 2020 election with the
goal of
21:23
reelecting President Trump this
angered
21:26
Republicans on the committee
who pushed
21:29
back and when the president
learned
21:30
about this briefing he was very
upset
21:32
and berated McGuire who until
today
21:36
was the head of he was the odni
21:39
overseeing the National
Intelligence
21:41
office and they had never
personally
21:43
gotten along there's been a lot
of
21:44
speculation that this is why the
21:45
president moved in the last two
three
21:48
days to replace Maguire with
Rick
21:50
Grinnell a loyalist look the
president
21:53
was Adam Schiff the debt ranking
21:56
Democrat on the House
Intelligence
21:56
Committee would use this
information
21:59
against him in some way that was
22:00
basically his main complaint a
lot of
22:03
administration members argue
that same
22:05
thing that Republican House
members
22:07
argued which is the that you
know they
22:08
can point to a lot of areas
where they
22:10
suggest the president has been
22:11
aggressive against Russia we
also have
22:14
obviously seen a lot of
commentary from
22:16
the president in public where
he has
22:17
sounded appeasing to Russia has
negated
22:20
the intelligence community's
findings
22:22
that Russia interfered in the
last one
22:24
and we know the president sees
this as
22:25
some kind of an asterisk on his
own
22:27
election in 2016 but it really
tells you
22:30
a lot about how the president
is viewing
22:33
intelligence and how it is being
22:35
presented and handled in the
context of
22:37
his reelection campaign so
total opinion
22:39
piece as far as I'm concerned
not a
22:41
single piece of factual
evidence other
22:43
than someone briefed the Senate
22:47
committee from the now House
Committee
22:50
size committee from the ship
22:52
intelligence community which is
not a
22:55
community they're all really
compete in
22:58
competition with each other but
they
23:01
also collaborate this is why I
see it as
23:03
as the the true evil
bureaucracy but she
23:08
really doesn't have that much
other than
23:10
well here we go again
23:13
and when it wasn't until I and
I flipped
23:17
over and so I didn't get the
whole
23:18
lead-in on MSNBC but I'll get
I'll give
23:21
you what I have of Adam Goldman
he now
23:24
this is a total truth wants to
come out
23:26
moment you'll hear him correct
himself
23:29
continuously when he says that
he thinks
23:32
or you know and then he even
slips in a
23:34
little other piece of
information
23:35
because thinking logically
Russia sure
23:41
Russia wants to influence our
election
23:43
and you know by now the typical
American
23:46
if you're on the street you say
did
23:48
Russia do something
23:49
yeah they changed the votes
that's how
23:51
that's how it's been drilled
into people
23:53
you know meddling or whatever
these
23:55
these wishy-washy terms are but
of
23:59
course Israel probably has an
agenda and
24:01
maybe even the EU and there are
lots of
24:04
countries that would like to
influence
24:06
our elections as we do in other
24:07
countries but know we have to
do this on
24:09
the eve of the caucus which I
think
24:13
there was a specific reason for
that
24:15
which we'll get to but first
listen to
24:17
Adam Goldman the same business
they did
24:20
four years ago Facebook Ads you
know is
24:23
it russian bots on social media
do we
24:26
know for sure what it is right
off the
24:30
bat
24:31
listen he'll do this
continuously I
24:33
think I mean I was told I think
I was
24:36
told I think I was told it's
gonna be
24:38
the same playbook from 2:16 and
concerns
24:42
and added concerns about
Russians going
24:44
into you know possible voting
24:46
infrastructure you know there
are
24:48
separate concerns about the
Chinese
24:49
getting in the disinformation
that's he
24:53
I don't think he was supposed
to say
24:54
that but apparently the
briefing also
24:56
contained information that the
Chinese
24:58
might want to do that so this
sounds to
25:00
me like a pretty standard
briefing hey
25:03
lots of people want to do stuff
but no
25:05
one else reported on China
except this
25:07
guy who keeps messing it up
structure
25:10
you know there are separate
concerns
25:12
about the Chinese getting in the
25:13
disinformation campaign but you
know I
25:16
think what Russia is gonna do
is going
25:19
to be am i misinterpreting this
the guy
25:25
keeps correcting himself from
his own
25:27
made-up story too I'm told are
you
25:31
hearing it that way yeah I am
it doesn't
25:33
sound like the guy knows
anything well I
25:36
think he's making it up but
then he
25:37
corrects himself by saying oh I
was told
25:39
I think what Russia is gonna do
is gonna
25:42
be what I'm told what Russia
intends to
25:45
do is flip from its 2016
playbook and
25:47
chocolate let me just make an
25:49
interesting point here you know
25:50
Republicans
25:51
had been grilling sorry
Republicans have
25:54
been focusing you know the Obama
25:56
administration for not being
tough
25:58
enough right that's really main
talking
26:00
points not being tough enough
not
26:02
sounding the alarm fast enough
not doing
26:04
enough to prevent Russian
interference
26:07
right the 2016 election and
here we are
26:10
it's you know it's a reduct we
were now
26:14
now the republicans are getting
the same
26:16
information and you know what
happened
26:18
in this hearing was quite
concerning to
26:19
people the republicans just went
26:21
ballistic they went crazy they
they they
26:24
were furious that somebody
would have
26:26
suggested that there was a
suggestion
26:28
that would favored trump any of
this
26:32
from so this is the House
Republicans at
26:35
hep-c when they were getting
this
26:36
briefing they didn't believe
the Donald
26:38
Trump Intel officials know you
know some
26:42
of the toughest questioning of
this DNR
26:44
hostages are I was done by mr.
Hurd you
26:48
know former CIA official the
26:50
representative the Republican
26:51
representative from Texas who
is who's
26:53
not running for reelection but
he we are
26:55
told was was was one of the
26:58
questionnaires to do I
appreciate you
27:03
taking a few minutes and get in
front of
27:04
a camera for us oh yeah really
important
27:06
reporting to do please it's you
know
27:10
very was reporting for who is
the skin
27:13
New York Times he co-wrote the
article
27:14
with Haberman that's why they
had this
27:16
dual college they just yeah but
all of
27:18
this forgive in marching orders
yes and
27:20
this was a set up for the story
I don't
27:23
think he broke it but swallow
well now
27:26
with some kind of five o'clock
shadow
27:28
Don Johnson beard going on
which doesn't
27:31
make him look any more
masculine I think
27:35
he kind of broke the true news
behind
27:37
this which was maybe a plan B
or maybe
27:40
even a Hail Mary because oh my
goodness
27:43
Bernie's going to win the
reporting is
27:45
is that Donald Trump was was
not only
27:48
was briefed that both he and
Bernie
27:50
Sanders that Russia was trying
to assist
27:53
both he and Bernie Sanders that
is the
27:56
reporting that we see this we
that we
27:58
have this evening then I and I
27:59
absolutely understand and
appreciate
28:01
that you don't want to talk
about
28:02
anything that occurred in a
classified
28:04
setting
28:04
but as you mentioned since
Bernie
28:06
Sanders confirmed that he was
briefed do
28:08
you have any question any
reason to
28:11
question the reporting that you
all were
28:13
briefed on this as well again I
won't go
28:16
into that other than our
committee has
28:18
consistently for the past year
been
28:20
looking at what Russia is
trying to do
28:22
in our elections and we believe
that the
28:24
upcoming election should be
free from
28:25
interference the voters voted
for that
28:27
in 2018 when they gave us the
midterm
28:29
election was that they wanted
more
28:30
oversight of the elections but
again
28:32
just oh yeah what's going on
here at
28:35
Bernie Sanders you can't hold
it against
28:37
Bernie Sanders that this may be
a
28:39
preference of Russia but you
can hold it
28:41
and ask questions about Donald
Trump if
28:43
he again is working as an agent
of
28:45
Russia by seeking not only one
to tweet
28:48
at Bernie Sanders and try and
amplify
28:50
his campaign to get him as a
general
28:52
election opponent but to if he
is indeed
28:54
firing people on his staff who
are
28:57
telling others about Russia's
28:59
preferences again that's Donald
Trump
29:01
trying to cover up things to
help Russia
29:03
so this this is what I saw after
29:06
midnight hashtag Bernie knew
blowing up
29:09
everywhere
29:10
Bernie has to drop out of the
race
29:13
because you know he's
misleading he
29:15
didn't tell anybody that the
Russians
29:17
were also helping him he should
have
29:18
disclosed it he's disqualified
now this
29:22
was a very pathetic attempt to
get
29:25
someone that actually brings me
to the
29:27
bonus clip yes indeed because I
think
29:30
and I have a new interpretation
of this
29:33
clip okay and this is the boys
liver
29:38
Lawrence O'Donnell goes off off
the deep
29:40
end into the point where even
senator
29:43
Ted Cruz had to comment on it
and he
29:46
makes again this is new and
this is a
29:48
crazy crazy crazy clip played
but we
29:51
begin tonight with another test
of
29:54
America's ability to be shocked
by
29:56
Donald Trump who has very
deliberately
29:58
shocked America to the point
where he
30:01
hopes that shock has been
replaced by
30:05
acceptance the president is a
Russian
30:09
operative that sounds like the
30:12
description of a bad Hollywood
30:13
screenplay but it is I love
30:15
that edition by the way yes it
does real
30:19
and it is Vladimir Putin's
greatest
30:21
achievement decades after
America's
30:24
victory in the Cold War and the
collapse
30:25
of the Soviet Union the
President of the
30:27
United States is now helping the
30:30
President of Russia help the
President
30:33
of the United States to get
reelected so
30:36
that the President of Russia
will have
30:40
four more years of the
President of the
30:43
United States who he wants in
the Oval
30:46
Office this is one of those
shocking
30:49
news days if you retain the
capacity to
30:51
be shocked in the Trump era by
the Trump
30:53
regime which might be better
labeled the
30:56
Trump Putin regime and it's one
of those
30:59
breaking news situations that
suddenly
31:01
makes recent news make more
sense like
31:03
the recent news that Donald
Trump has
31:05
outdone himself by appointing
one of the
31:08
most ridiculous incompetence
fujas in
31:10
the Trump administration to be
nothing
31:12
less than the Acting Director of
31:15
National Intelligence the
president gave
31:17
that job to his current
ambassador to
31:19
Germany Richard Grinnell who
intends to
31:21
remain ambassador to Germany
while being
31:24
the acting director of national
31:25
intelligence and Richard
Grinnell will
31:27
be replacing Joseph Maguire who
was
31:29
serving as an acting director of
31:31
National Intelligence and he
expected to
31:34
be nominated by the president
to be
31:36
confirmed by Mitch McConnell's
Senate as
31:38
the official director of
National
31:41
Alliance until Vladimir Putin
showed
31:46
Donald Trump that he needed an
even more
31:48
incompetent Director of National
31:50
Intelligence because Vladimir
Putin is
31:52
working hard to reelect his
favorite
31:55
President of the United States
in
31:56
history
31:57
[Music]
31:58
that was I love that clip it's
a it's an
32:02
evergreen we must keep it and
trend
32:04
cherish it and so I'm looking
at this
32:07
slightly differently now this
clip was
32:10
completely off the rails or so
it seemed
32:13
yeah but this is actually an
anti Bernie
32:16
clip yes
32:18
MSNBC hates Bernie yep
32:22
push the truck Putin thing as
hard as
32:24
they can which is old
discredited
32:26
nonsense and I don't believe
that the
32:29
public thinks except ice does
to the Lib
32:31
joes and the people I had
dinner with
32:32
it's at all Putin's calling the
shots I
32:34
there's no evidence of this
there's no
32:37
connection between Putin and
Trump they
32:40
don't they rarely communicate
they do
32:43
all the things that we've been
doing
32:44
considering oil pipelines and
the rest
32:47
of it is all anti-russian it's
32:48
ridiculous but okay let's just
say that
32:51
Putin is really running things
but the
32:53
real point is is to make it if
it's so
32:56
bad that Putin is supporting
Trump it's
32:59
even worse with Bernie yes but
you have
33:03
to put do you have to connect
the dots
33:04
yourself because certain
MSNBC's already
33:07
spent that we spent the wad on
this now
33:09
I want to play since we were
talking
33:11
about this Grinnell and that
Grinnell
33:13
was appointed what is the first
thing
33:15
you're gonna do if you're the
new guy on
33:16
national security because
there's no
33:18
evidence that any of this
really took
33:20
place is good all be made at it
can I
33:22
just give you a data point last
show on
33:26
Thursday I had because I saw
this on
33:28
Monday I think I saw some
notice about
33:31
this Grinnell guy and he was
going to
33:33
replace Maguire and from what
what the
33:36
article said and I put him back
in the
33:38
show night show notes for today
but the
33:40
article stated that it was kind
of a
33:41
known thing that Grinnell or
that
33:43
McGwire was was you're gonna do
33:46
something else and he was kind
of on his
33:48
way out and this and the
Grinnell guy is
33:50
interesting first of all he's
the at
33:54
this point now the highest
ranked openly
33:56
gay official in the
administration not
34:00
that we could mention that it
only works
34:02
if it's Democrats I guess also
you know
34:06
he he and his partner he had
cancer and
34:09
then
34:10
he went into remission after a
couple
34:12
years this is you know maybe
four years
34:13
ago and he and his partner made
this app
34:15
that helps people with
chemotherapy you
34:17
seem like a really nice guy
he's also
34:18
not a total slob I mean he was
permanent
34:23
you n me see he was the he was
the
34:28
spokes whole four four
ambassadors the
34:31
United Nations he worked it
we'd always
34:33
been on a Republican but he's
not just
34:35
like all of a sudden some
dipshit who
34:37
shows up the way they make it
sound now
34:40
he has been around and on the
34:42
international scene for quite a
while
34:44
including hanging about he's
got some
34:46
intelligence connections
anywhere he
34:48
wouldn't be the ambassador to
Germany
34:50
that's what embassies are for
it's what
34:53
they do
34:55
let's go from the point where
he gets
34:57
the job the first thing he's
gonna do is
35:00
check out this bull crap that's
leaked
35:02
leaked from the Intel committee
of the
35:06
house which is a leak central
as where
35:08
to Adam Schiff is and he leaks
35:10
everything he can make stuff up
he has
35:11
anonymous sources he does all
these
35:13
things and they heard from
someone the
35:15
deputy Republicans are saying
this is
35:17
bull but that gets leaked out
that you
35:20
know the Russians are working
out
35:21
already are already working on
to
35:22
twenty20 elections and this is
all about
35:25
the same time that it turns out
to the
35:26
real intelligences that Bernie
is really
35:28
one that the Russians like
let's just
35:30
ignore that for a second so
Grinnell
35:33
gets the job the first thing
he's gonna
35:35
do is cuz Trump says go check
into this
35:37
sounds like a bunch of hogwash
that
35:39
there's just promoting the same
old
35:41
Russian name so he immediately
obviously
35:44
it's the first thing you do you
get the
35:45
job you start poking around
asking
35:47
around what's going on turns
out that
35:50
one guy did interview him about
this
35:55
specific thing and this is the
clip
35:57
asking the new guy about the
House
35:59
Intelligence Committee this is
not
36:01
reported as the national
security
36:04
adviser to the president have
you
36:05
assured the president that this
US
36:07
intelligence finding is real
well I have
36:11
not seen the finding I think
what he's
36:13
referring to and what folks are
talking
36:14
about is a briefing that took
place last
36:16
week at the House Intelligence
Committee
36:18
exactly
36:19
now that was leaked to the press
36:21
and I have not seen that report
and and
36:24
from what I understand about
the report
36:26
is that there was no and again
I get
36:28
this secondhand but from
Republican
36:31
congressman that were in the
committee
36:32
there was no intelligence
behind it I
36:34
haven't seen any intelligence
to support
36:36
the reports that were leaked
out of the
36:38
house but it's just hard to
comment on
36:40
that because again I wasn't
there and
36:42
and these are leaks that were
coming
36:44
from a house Intel committee
here and I
36:46
haven't seen any intelligence
that would
36:47
would back up what I'm reading
in the
36:49
papers in fact part of the lie
that the
36:52
m5m was propagating was that
Trump went
36:55
nuts and bitched out McGuire no
no it
37:00
was even what happened was
we'll heard
37:02
who we know we'll heard is a
you know
37:04
he's on his way out he's a CI
he's a
37:06
little to boast II for a CIA
guy but
37:09
he's done a lot of covert ops
and he was
37:11
really grilling cuz he didn't
buy it all
37:13
this is bullcrap as this
briefing that
37:15
you're doing I think he was
kind of onto
37:17
it but to cover that up you
know oh yeah
37:20
Trump was livid oh my god it's
I mean we
37:25
are at peak peak nuts now
specifically
37:29
MSNBC now MSNBC the rest China
checked
37:33
out but I mean just just to add
to what
37:36
you were saying here this is
Chris
37:38
Matthews who you know all we
already
37:40
know he hates Bernie he's he
compares
37:43
Bernie to you know that back in
the
37:45
Cuban Missile Crisis it would
have
37:47
turned out differently they
probably
37:48
would have executed Chris
Matthews in
37:50
Central Park I mean he says all
these
37:51
things is a horrible so here is
him got
37:54
nowhere near did his job he got
more
37:58
than a majority more than a
majority
37:59
that 67 percent that is the
name of the
38:02
game it is pretty much over
unless that
38:05
changes I was reading last
night Brian I
38:07
know you're a history guy too
38:09
I'm reading last night about
the fall of
38:11
France in the summer of 1940
and the
38:13
general run no calls up
Churchill and
38:15
says it's over insurances of
how can it
38:19
be you got the greatest army in
Europe
38:21
how can it be over he said it's
over so
38:24
I had that print suppressed
feeling I
38:26
can't be as well as Carville
but he is
38:28
damn smart and I think he's
damn right
38:30
on this one so they have for
the younger
38:32
amongst us he's referring to
the capital
38:35
halation of France against the
Nazis I
38:37
mean what is the man thinking
when he
38:41
does this stuff that's not
necessarily
38:45
healthy behavior and he's
referring to
38:49
not referring to James Carville
this I
38:51
think this is a two parter clip
another
38:55
guys off the rails well I
really loved
38:58
the first clip which I'll play
for you
39:00
because here he admits
something very
39:03
important to Nicole Wallace
another
39:08
another otherwise that you know
used to
39:11
be the intelligent human being
has just
39:12
gone off the rails of idiocy
and he lays
39:16
down the line for her and tells
her
39:18
exactly what the problem is and
I think
39:20
he's right James you Mary Lynn
outside
39:23
of the media hugs I mother of an
39:25
eight-year-old I interact with
a lot of
39:27
people outside say media life
is part of
39:30
the blame John do you ever get
a chance
39:32
to live outside of your media
life I
39:34
mean it's not it's really hard
because
39:36
we're some girls they're fun to
play
39:44
with it's way outside my media
life it's
39:46
part of the blame that the media
39:49
shoulders in this is that we
respond to
39:50
the squeaky wheels I learned
everything
39:52
I knew as a press person from
watching
39:54
the war room and from starting
the
39:55
Clinton games but the the
Sanders
39:57
campaign and the Trump campaign
they've
39:59
taken these things to dark art
of
40:01
abusing the price of bullying
the price
40:03
I mean what what do we miss in
terms of
40:06
paying attention to a squeaky
angry
40:07
minority and ignoring the
majority I
40:09
don't know everybody complains
me in the
40:12
media and the press that said
I'm going
40:14
to tell you this the press has
no not
40:17
near as much power as they had
when I
40:18
was young remember Lyndon
Johnson said
40:21
if I lost the war because I
lost Walter
40:23
Cronkite yeah I mean if you
lose well
40:26
but say you're not gonna lose
anything I
40:28
mean that's just a way America
and I
40:30
don't mean to pick on what I
like him I
40:31
would say - yeah you did mean
to pick on
40:33
wolf but I think that's that
that is the
40:36
most salient point he has ever
mentioned
40:38
in this election cycle and
probably ever
40:40
will is you don't have the
power anymore
40:43
mainstream media you don't have
it you
40:45
don't have the same powers it
used to be
40:47
and these people
40:48
haven't figured it out same
thing about
40:49
any of our hosts own my own
network
40:51
right now it just had this
diffusion of
40:56
media power and Media Authority
and
40:59
you're right Trump and Bernie
Sanders
41:01
are able to and what about
would the
41:04
happiest person right now it's
about 115
41:07
Moscow time this thing is going
very
41:10
well for Vladimir Putin I
promise crazy
41:20
are you I mean do you think
they really
41:24
believe this yes this
frightening it's
41:28
like they're clinically insane
let's
41:30
take the second part of this
that's
41:35
exactly what the intelligence
agents
41:37
they think is going on great
that Putin
41:40
is helping him and plants out
they're
41:43
gonna primary does watch
Putin's the
41:47
only reason why would radomir
Putin
41:50
would be helping Bernie Sanders
of
41:52
course because she wants Donald
Trump to
41:54
win
41:54
I mean it's a straight line
it's a
41:59
straight line by the way I'm
sorry I
42:03
kind of missed that like a
straight line
42:07
I mean it's a straight line and
I don't
42:09
think that the Sanders campaign
in any
42:11
way is collaboration
42:14
I think they don't wipe this
story but
42:17
the story of the back and the
reason
42:19
that the story is the fact is
food
42:21
that's doing everything that he
can to
42:22
help Trump including trying to
get
42:25
Bernie Sanders the Democratic
nomination
42:27
if you remember what Bernie ran
in 2016
42:30
his chief strategist was told
now Ford
42:33
sidekick an inkling I mean this
just
42:37
thing just didn't start right
now
42:41
and it's something that people
need to
42:44
know about then they could be
made aware
42:46
of it the candidates on the
debate stage
42:48
in South Carolina on Monday
night need
42:51
to quit attacking each other
and start
42:53
talking about where where this
country
42:56
is and how do you push it
forward under
42:59
some some real choices that
Democrats
43:01
have tonight I mean and this
was really
43:05
truly an MSNBC thing and I and
I don't
43:08
know why no one else really
participated
43:11
in it to that degree
43:12
they were just is there
something that
43:15
that I'm missing why it's so
important
43:17
to them specifically maybe they
had
43:19
maybe they're in there closer
to the
43:22
spokes holes for the Democrat
Party okay
43:25
that makes sense and the party
doesn't
43:27
look like Bernie and so there's
just no
43:28
clean honest no kidding
43:31
especially I like the kind of
screwy
43:33
stuff now that one I did get a
good clip
43:36
that relates to the first
Bernie clip
43:38
you play but also to the this
last one
43:40
too and this is I it was one of
the few
43:43
times that that David Brooks was
43:46
somewhat insightful being a
Democrat he
43:49
even though he's posing as a
Republican
43:51
on the PBS Newshour on their
43:53
phony-baloney back and forth
with with
43:55
Mark shields as a Democrat he
would make
44:00
this observation and I think is
pretty I
44:02
think it's borderline profound
even
44:04
though it's hard to say this is
Brooks
44:08
discussing both Bloomberg and
Sanders
44:11
and he makes a very salient
point then
44:13
partly it's practice I mean you
know he
44:15
doesn't even do media interviews
44:17
particularly well and so and
he's been
44:18
Guardian furnace and all the
other
44:20
candidates have been playing
this game
44:21
for a year now yeah and when
you're up
44:25
on a debate stage
44:26
you're not thinking you're
repeating
44:27
something you said 50 times
before and
44:29
so he didn't have any practice
he didn't
44:31
have any of that what strikes
me also
44:32
about the party first Sanders
tells a
44:34
very clear narrative
corporations
44:37
screwing us that's just a very
clear
44:39
narrow everybody gets it
resonates with
44:41
a lot of people I don't think
anybody
44:43
else on that stage has a
narrative
44:44
that's quite that clear and so
if the
44:47
power that Trump had a very
clear
44:48
narrative those cultural elites
they're
44:50
ruining life for us and having
that very
44:53
compelling clear narrative
44:54
the great advantage the second
thing
44:56
that struck me is Democrats
growing up
44:58
in where the party is now have
the
45:00
mental equipment to go after a
45:01
billionaire
45:01
it's like baked into the belief
system
45:04
of the party they do not have
the mental
45:05
equipment in categories to go
after a
45:07
socialist and what struck me is
that
45:09
they they don't really quite
know how to
45:10
take down Sanders and so there
they let
45:13
him go now they regret it I
guess he's a
45:18
monster of their own creation
here's joy
45:22
Reid finally seeing the light
joy Reid
45:24
of course though also on MSNBC
I think
45:27
that the rest of us that sort
of look at
45:28
politics of underestimated the
sheer
45:31
unadulterated rage the anger of
45:34
working-class people especially
young
45:36
people who are living in with
three
45:37
roommates and have a lift job
and an
45:40
uber job and they can't make it
and
45:42
they're looking at my
generation gen we
45:44
could have it all in the
Clinton years
45:45
and we were living well in our
parents
45:48
and grandparents and they're
like throw
45:49
the tables over there turning
the tables
45:52
over and they don't care what
the
45:53
potential results is they are
the
45:55
hungriest and he only had to
consolidate
45:57
them and the moderates the sort
of mushy
46:00
moderates think that they have
the
46:02
luxury of luxuriating on
whether they'll
46:04
have someone who can speak six
languages
46:05
you know maybe today I want
just one
46:08
who's from the Midwest and you
know
46:09
maybe I'll go with the vice
president
46:11
even african-american older
voters they
46:13
are like we're gonna go with
the we know
46:15
no one else is hungry angry
enraged and
46:19
determined as Sanders voters
Democrats
46:21
need to sober up and figure out
what the
46:23
hell they're gonna do about that
46:25
because if he's the nominee for
Senate
46:29
races House races everything
what she's
46:32
saying is and that means aoc
rashida to
46:35
leave is the whole new that
really the
46:39
new democrat party who we saw
come in in
46:42
2016 2018 just as democrats yes
it's now
46:48
so Bernie's a problem what are
we going
46:51
to do about the Bernie problem
this is a
46:53
serious problem they didn't
expect it
46:55
somehow I think even though it
was
46:57
obvious well to us to us I
think well I
47:02
want to play one more clip then
this is
47:04
again Brooks and shields shields
47:07
and he makes he's a stammers
and the
47:10
Hammers point out that Brooks
and
47:12
shields is a you know this is
serious
47:14
it's almost like public
broadcasting and
47:16
other company like the BBC when
they're
47:18
on PBS yeah no it's not true
but that's
47:21
the that's the illusion is the
47:22
impression you're supposed to
get yes
47:24
yes
47:25
so shields is not happy about
anything
47:27
either and he also has a bit
kind of the
47:31
commentary I thought thought
was worth
47:32
Barry playing on the show just
one thing
47:35
about the Democrats that is
just what if
47:37
the kind of fits in here and
that is the
47:40
Democrats I think after that
debate are
47:42
in danger of fragmenting and
fracturing
47:44
themselves and I think there's
a page in
47:47
American history the the the the
47:50
Revolutionary War the
Revolutionists
47:52
sought the active alliance with
the
47:57
Charles the 16th of France
Louis the
48:01
16th and and Charles and
started in
48:03
Spain monarchies to help them I
mean but
48:07
one thing they a single
objective and
48:08
when that was to defeat the
King of
48:11
England to get independent
monarch that
48:13
the devil demonic the Democrats
better
48:15
say that they better come
together in a
48:18
hell of a hurry if because
they're
48:19
they're all sole purpose in
2020 is to
48:24
defeat demonic to defeat Donald
Trump
48:26
and I just I think the danger of
48:28
fracturing is severe well yes
and the
48:33
message went out Brian Williams
48:36
delivered it
48:37
listen hey Chris I'm not above
quoting
48:39
Chris Matthews and I have this
written
48:41
down on my legal pad from your
last
48:43
segment about Bernie about his
new
48:45
exposure as the frontrunner and
about
48:48
how they're gonna come at him
they're
48:50
gonna kill him but they may not
stop him
48:52
which is unique to politics a
48:56
fascinating quote I think you're
48:57
probably hundred percent right
49:00
what Wow
49:04
that's a good one this guy it
doesn't
49:08
matter he's nothing he can do
to protect
49:09
himself it's not gonna be small
aviation
49:13
it's not gonna be the hot tub
it's not
49:14
gonna be canoeing somewhere he
already
49:17
has a heart issue it's so
simple this
49:19
guy is a walking dead man I'm
sorry but
49:23
I do you hear stuff like that
oh that
49:25
was just a metaphor can you
imagine if
49:29
some metaphor Tucker Carlson or
Sean
49:33
Hannity or judge Jeanine or any
boxing
49:37
friends
49:38
shoe man imagine if I had said
that you
49:41
did I did I'm just explaining
how
49:45
they're gonna do it they're
gonna kill
49:48
they can kill and they're gonna
kill him
49:49
but they won't stop him that's
right the
49:51
well they're not gonna kill him
until
49:53
after I talked about this at
the dinner
49:55
table mm-hmm and my thinking is
if this
50:02
is if it's and it's gonna have
to be one
50:03
of this I don't knows you have
to be an
50:05
intelligence agency that just
fed up her
50:07
I don't know how it's gonna
happen I how
50:08
they're gonna get away with it
but they
50:10
will cuz you're what you said
is the
50:12
premise is fine he's Yellin and
screamin
50:14
one of the clips I didn't have
his
50:16
shields again saying and
there's this
50:19
all like all is set up you know
he's old
50:22
he's this he's that you know
we're
50:24
getting set up for something
bad to
50:26
happen
50:26
he's kind of and so yeah well
that was
50:29
expected that was expected is
that
50:33
she'll says Bernie Sanders is
the most
50:36
angry politician he's always
mad he's
50:40
raging mad he's shouting he's
screaming
50:43
he's at the top he's at the top
of his
50:45
lungs during all the speeches I
mean
50:47
Trump is too but for a
different effect
50:49
and it's just like he's the
angry guy
50:53
all he saw angry is too angry
was it got
50:56
to him it's just that the whole
thing
50:59
looks like a setup to me but
nothing's
51:01
gonna happen until after South
Carolina
51:03
which bite in can salvage yes
and I have
51:06
laughing well now I have some
numbers of
51:08
course I'm not laughing at you
you're
51:11
with me you're my partner let
me give
51:13
you the numbers
51:14
okay because as Biden will have
to win
51:17
South Carolina and then that
will
51:20
because of the a das boat and
this is
51:23
this is from the hill so very
anti-trump
51:27
the entrance push to all they
are in
51:30
this article the entrance polls
show
51:32
there was one thing Biden was
right
51:33
about when talking about his
coalition
51:35
in Nevada is it Nevada or
Nevada its
51:38
Nevada okay if you say in a
validate
51:40
Nevada its Nevada because in
the vine no
51:43
your friends I know if you say
it that's
51:45
the wrong way people scoff at
you so I
51:48
always thought it was Nevada
yeah it is
51:50
Nevada okay if you're living
Nevada is
51:53
Nevada if you live outside the
Madison
51:55
Nevada which is a lot okay
Connecticut
51:57
Nevada
51:59
so talking about his coal is
strong
52:01
called his strong lead with
black voters
52:03
Biden received the most black
votes
52:06
whatever that means but I think
in this
52:07
context a dose 39% a
demographic which
52:12
sander trailed the former vice
president
52:14
winning 27% so not that far
apart but
52:18
Joe even though and are the
results in
52:20
is there a final tally yet I
haven't
52:22
even seen I know what I know
you know
52:24
this 59% of all Hispanics are
voting for
52:26
Sanders yeah this the brown you
need to
52:32
say brown community the blood I
looked
52:37
at it said specifically
Hispanics brown
52:39
community well I'm just like
brown
52:41
committee may be different to
the m5m
52:44
men that this is this is this
is the
52:50
issue I believe this is the
this is
52:53
where the presidency will be
won or lost
52:55
is on this particular
demographic and
53:00
unless it beckons straight for
a second
53:03
over to let me finish my point
yeah okay
53:05
I was saying that Biden has to
win South
53:09
Carolina we're talking about an
53:12
unfortunate accident yeah that
could
53:14
happen to Bernie but it's not
gonna
53:16
happen to him if Biden win South
53:18
Carolina and then they go into
Super
53:20
Tuesday and it gets all jammed
up now if
53:24
Biden loses South Carolina and
then
53:26
super to
53:27
have to wait to see what
happens on
53:28
Super Tuesday then after that
then all
53:30
everything's everything is up
for grabs
53:33
are you gonna keep everybody
running
53:34
there nobody wants to drop out
because
53:36
they want to create a brokered
53:37
convention and they made a
point of
53:39
asking about this at the could
at the
53:41
debates Bernie's the only
ministers if I
53:43
get the most I'm in I don't
care about
53:45
the convention rules are it's
already
53:47
he's asking for trouble and of
course he
53:50
would get screwed because that
would be
53:51
the idea and then it burned down
53:52
Milwaukee which was the threat
of the
53:54
creeps that are behind the
Bernie you
53:56
know campaign so I will remind
you that
53:59
I out of control I will remind
you I
54:00
floated the idea of the brokered
54:02
convention very early on I was
kind of
54:04
scoffed at kind of not by me
okay so
54:08
here's here is the problem for
the
54:11
entire Democrat Party and
anyone else
54:13
who was running I don't know if
vermin
54:17
supreme is running again I hope
he is
54:19
it's always good to have the
54:21
independence in here this is
Tim Scott
54:23
Tim Scott is a Republican black
were a
54:26
das Republican from don't want
to say
54:29
easy from Arizona Carolina so
he is the
54:34
architect behind the
opportunities owned
54:36
he is the one the president
called out
54:38
amongst his many black friends
54:44
wall-to-wall black friends
Kanye there's
54:48
no the state that many if you
got conned
54:50
yet the State of the Union he
had the
54:52
Tuskegee Airmen all the black
friends
54:57
were out there this is Tim Scott
54:59
prediction president Trump will
see a
55:02
50% increase in his
african-american
55:05
support it will go from 8% in
2016 to a
55:09
minimum of 12 percent in 2020
he may
55:13
even get to 15 percent of the
55:15
african-american say and in a
game over
55:18
well listen to what the listen
to what
55:21
the Democrats are saying that
they have
55:23
top tier candidates that say
redlining
55:26
was a good thing having a
negative
55:29
impact on African American
homeownership
55:31
and what does President Trump
doing
55:33
during the same time simple he
said he
55:36
had an executive order to
increase of
55:39
ability of home ownership an
55:41
african-american homeownership
since he
55:43
took office is up about two
percent
55:46
think about having a top-tier
Democratic
55:49
candidate that talks about
harassing
55:52
african-american males through
stop and
55:54
first compare that against
president
55:57
Trump's criminal justice reform
packages
56:00
that are making the justice
system more
56:03
fair for african-americans
56:05
disproportionately that it has
been in a
56:08
long time at least 30 years
think about
56:12
the conversation you had with
Jim
56:14
Clyburn around full employment
during
56:17
slavery versus higher wages
more jobs 7
56:22
million more jobs during this
56:24
administration more than half
of those
56:26
jobs going to African Americans
and
56:29
Hispanics the wealth gap closes
as the
56:32
home ownership goes up
President Trump
56:35
is not just talking a good game
he is
56:39
walking a good game and the
icing on the
56:42
cake
56:43
think about this President
Trump got
56:46
permanent funding for HBCUs for
the
56:50
first time in the country's
history I
56:54
think he's got the numbers
right and I
56:56
think that's going to determine
the
56:57
election no matter what anybody
does I'm
57:01
not gonna argue with his with
his points
57:04
I mean you still see the
adamant left
57:08
liberal black voter there that
are
57:11
activists there hate Trump and
they're
57:14
never gonna like him anyway
mm-hmm
57:15
there's there's a core group
that was
57:18
always gonna vote for Trump no
matter
57:20
what as a core group is always
gonna
57:21
vote Democrat and socialist if
they can
57:24
and this that huge group in the
middle
57:27
that makes all the difference
and that's
57:29
part of that is a large black
contingent
57:32
that sometimes doesn't even
bother to
57:34
vote because they don't like
anybody
57:36
Trump has done a good job of
getting
57:38
people in fact although I have
to say I
57:42
was a little scared some Trump
clips
57:45
from his his speech he's been
giving a
57:51
speech a day in one place right
rally
57:53
Rylee thing Riley rallies big
rallies
57:56
and they're pretty funny I want
to play
57:58
two of these because it's the
contrast
58:02
greatly with what the Democrats
are
58:04
doing and one of them is he's
talking
58:07
about how the all these voters
came in
58:09
from all over the place to vote
for him
58:12
in the last election it's gonna
be even
58:13
bigger than next time but he
praises a
58:16
funny phrase in this particular
clip
58:19
this is Trump and Colorado and
I can't
58:22
say bigger coz what was bigger
than that
58:24
they came from the hills they
came from
58:25
the mountains they came out of
the
58:27
rivers they came all over the
place okay
58:34
get your mind out of the gutter
Dvorak
58:36
what anyway so now meanwhile
NBC of all
58:42
the places they clipped a bunch
and I
58:44
would I would listen to the
same speech
58:46
I believe this was the I think
this is
58:48
the Colorado speech to I saw
yeah I saw
58:50
part of this he they clipped a
bunch of
58:54
excerpts that were all kind of
funny and
58:55
they put it together as a
package NBC
58:57
did Lester Holt intro did and
it's not
59:01
exactly what I would have
clipped out of
59:03
this but I was actually stunned
at what
59:05
they did clipped out a lot of
funny
59:07
stuff and I'm thinking they
were doing
59:10
it to kind of ridicule Trump
thinking oh
59:12
look what a hole this guy is to
say all
59:15
these nasty things but play
this clip
59:17
this is the recent Trump
stand-up on
59:22
debates and I don't know if
anybody
59:24
watched last night's debate it
got very
59:27
big ratings and you know what
many Mike
59:30
didn't do well s
59:32
I was gonna send him a note
saying it's
59:35
not easy doing what I do isn't
it how
59:38
about Klobuchar did you see her
she
59:40
jumped she job she couldn't
Alfred he
59:45
knew middle of dinner and said
something
59:48
slightly derogatory and she
said are you
59:51
accusing me of being dumb who
would make
59:53
it safer like that because
that's really
59:55
what he was doing but he
doesn't want to
59:57
say that
59:58
Alfred E Newman Buddha Buddha
touch bad
1:00:04
little Buddha chase leaving
Donald Trump
1:00:08
in Texas these people
1:00:10
how about sleepy Joe how about
his
1:00:11
performance what what it's
great to be
1:00:16
it's great to be with the great
people
1:00:19
of Ohio
1:00:20
Joe Joe you're in Iowa you're
in Ireland
1:00:24
five times Bloomberg made a
fool out of
1:00:28
himself last night each other
he's
1:00:30
another one who's gonna ha oh I
can't
1:00:34
breathe I can't breathe
1:00:37
don't ask me the question
please I look
1:00:42
at my wife I said let's send
them a
1:00:44
little note it's not so easy up
there to
1:00:46
do what I did right I did great
in the
1:00:48
debates I became president
because of
1:00:50
the debates because unlike
Billy Mike I
1:00:53
could answer questions now the
funniest
1:01:00
gag he did a sight gag in there
but
1:01:02
nobody no I guess they didn't
know you
1:01:04
didn't get in your laughs for
me but I
1:01:05
saw it and I've seen it a
couple of
1:01:07
times he says he says Pete
Buddha jizz
1:01:11
I've had it up to here with him
and by
1:01:15
His grace this chest to
indicate I've
1:01:20
had it up to here and it's a
little
1:01:21
short guy so he's indicating
yeah it's a
1:01:24
funny sight gay done it a
couple times I
1:01:28
think he's gonna drop it cuz
he's not
1:01:29
getting any response from it
well
1:01:31
because the sight gag did
doesn't work
1:01:32
on the No Agenda show so he's
like what
1:01:34
away there you go what a waste
what do I
1:01:37
leader but so Trump does his biz
1:01:40
stick and we either you either
1:01:42
appreciate it or you say well
no this is
1:01:45
unpresidential this is not right
1:01:47
that we have us a one of me I
mean I've
1:01:51
heard better stand ups but he's
not bad
1:01:53
considering worries for his
position and
1:01:55
what he's doing so we have a
stand-up
1:01:57
comic has President of the
United States
1:01:59
and some people are very
offended by
1:02:02
this oh oh yes very I find it
to be
1:02:06
great I think it's it's a it's
a it's a
1:02:08
rough respite from what we've
had in the
1:02:11
past the seriousness the phone
enos and
1:02:14
the rest of it the yin to the
yang of
1:02:18
course here at the at the
wedding
1:02:21
a lot of anti-trump errs half
it was a
1:02:26
half Jewish wedding which was
so we were
1:02:28
on the on the bride's side the
Jewish
1:02:30
part some boots on the ground
just some
1:02:33
you know some anecdotal talk
hate
1:02:37
Bloomberg hate Bernie
1:02:39
yeah Warren's kind of
interesting which
1:02:43
I found fascinating why was
she's doing
1:02:48
fading
1:02:48
yes she's fading well I think
it's
1:02:50
because of how she attacked
Bloomberg
1:02:53
for some reason that that hit a
lot of
1:02:55
anti-trump errs here there like
that and
1:02:59
you know Bloomberg has not seen
1:03:01
favorable well the Bloomberg is
a trump
1:03:03
and in Democrats clothing here
as far as
1:03:06
they're actually what they
accused Trump
1:03:08
of what I'm seeing he truly is
little
1:03:10
little little frightening guy
who has
1:03:12
absolutely no compassion for
human
1:03:16
beings that's the way I see him
yeah
1:03:21
she's not likable and I and I
didn't get
1:03:24
I didn't get any clips but all
of a
1:03:28
sudden there was this little
blip of
1:03:31
problem in the afternoon at the
Nevada
1:03:34
caucus and they were talking to
the
1:03:36
Makati McCully I think his name
is the
1:03:38
second with Cuddy he's the the
chair of
1:03:42
the Democratic caucus in the
Democratic
1:03:44
Party in Nevada and a first of
1:03:46
african-american and he was
there was
1:03:48
the
1:03:49
what the what's his name the
the chair
1:03:53
but Perez Perez and and all of
a sudden
1:03:56
well so we hear that people
have to sign
1:03:58
an NDA if they're if they are
captains
1:04:04
and they'll be reporting and
some people
1:04:06
say I'm not signing this nday
and so I
1:04:08
can't say anything about even
if it goes
1:04:10
wrong and of course that's why
they put
1:04:12
it in place but John their
responses as
1:04:15
if they listened to the show
they said
1:04:16
oh it's a non disparaging
agreement it's
1:04:19
not a nondisclosure agreement
we all
1:04:23
know what NDA's are now because
we heard
1:04:25
about that from Michael
Bloomberg and he
1:04:26
won't release them even though
he's
1:04:28
released three which are very
very mild
1:04:31
they're probably another we
think
1:04:33
another fifteen million dollars
you
1:04:34
spent on that pain paying
people off an
1:04:37
extra extra five mil per NDA
but they
1:04:41
took it straight to non
disparaging
1:04:43
agreement okay fine
1:04:47
the producers around the world
pay
1:04:49
attention to this stuff this
type of m5m
1:04:51
propaganda is coming your way
too it's
1:04:53
not unique to the United States
I'm sure
1:04:56
I'm sure this template will be
used and
1:04:58
we've got elections coming
everywhere
1:05:01
it's it's something to sit back
and
1:05:05
enjoy because I think it's
1:05:08
once-in-a-lifetime we go
through this I
1:05:11
think well is a cup maybe not
there's a
1:05:19
couple of things that kept you
brought
1:05:20
up one in particular was that
the or no
1:05:24
is something one of the guys
talking to
1:05:25
Chris Matthews one of those one
of the
1:05:27
Talking Heads and you know the
1:05:29
mainstream media is not as
important as
1:05:31
it used to be right which is
probably
1:05:33
true but it's only not as
important as
1:05:35
it used to be by a notch or two
because
1:05:37
the whole idea of the putin's
calling
1:05:40
the shots that you hear at the
dinner
1:05:41
table or the lib dozer oh these
guys are
1:05:43
all glued to the mainstream
media it's
1:05:46
still important to them yes yes
and
1:05:50
that's at least half the public
well I
1:05:53
think maybe half the public has
gotten a
1:05:55
clue because it's been brought
out and
1:05:57
hounded pounded that the New
York Times
1:06:00
and The Washington Post in
particular
1:06:02
and Emmas
1:06:02
BC our Stooges for the Democrat
Party
1:06:06
and but if you look at their
total
1:06:09
circulation they still have a
lot of
1:06:10
influence because they get
there you
1:06:12
know they're radio stations
pick up on
1:06:14
their stories and and then
replay it's
1:06:18
still it's still NBC I mean
there's
1:06:20
still the NBC big network part
of it and
1:06:23
there's a lot more than just
MSNBC
1:06:26
yeah NBC's part of it too yeah
well
1:06:29
that's the main cable model for
that
1:06:31
that's the comcast comcast it's
the
1:06:33
mother lode exactly well with
that I'd
1:06:37
like to thank you for your
courage and
1:06:38
say in the morning to you the
man who
1:06:40
put the C in MSNBC Jhansi -
good morning
1:06:45
to you mr. Adam Carolla in the
morning
1:06:46
all butchered ground feet in
the air
1:06:47
subs in the water and all the
Dames
1:06:49
nights out there yes in the
morning to
1:06:51
the trolls in the troll room ha
ho this
1:06:54
is up there 1408 i don't think
we've had
1:06:58
it quite that high recently
that's a
1:07:01
good number very good no no all
right
1:07:04
trolls good to have you here
and of
1:07:05
course this is no agenda stream
comm
1:07:07
where you can listen to our
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1:07:09
many shows are live you control
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1:07:11
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1:07:18
deal there and it's cost zero
to you and
1:07:21
you meet interesting people or
trolls
1:07:23
also in the morning - Darrin
O'Neill's
1:07:26
second in a row he's going for
the hat
1:07:29
trick he brought us the artwork
for
1:07:31
episode 1218 the title of that
used
1:07:35
quite often at the meetup
people enjoyed
1:07:37
saying existential and this was
the the
1:07:43
marbles the UK the Elgin
marbles that
1:07:45
had been spilled and it was
obscure now
1:07:49
we agree was obscure but it was
still
1:07:51
what there were like two or
three that
1:07:53
we liked I think there was
actually yes
1:07:56
there was quite a few they'll
be kinda
1:07:58
like yeah let me see what we
had there
1:08:00
we had the marbles the the
tainted
1:08:03
cupcake from kamasutra blogger
was nice
1:08:05
except he screwed up on the on
the on
1:08:07
the branding he used you know
the could
1:08:10
have used the better no agenda
logo
1:08:13
so you know it just didn't
really
1:08:15
promote the show as much as it
could
1:08:17
have you liked the my crate
Mike Reilly
1:08:21
fake nuke cloud yeah you didn't
see it
1:08:25
that was you say oh it looks
like God
1:08:26
that was Lisa Simpson yeah I
did and so
1:08:29
that was enough for us to say
no john
1:08:33
bolton
1:08:34
was just tired of putting
people on on
1:08:35
the cover arts not necessarily
a great
1:08:37
idea yeah we've used bolton way
too off
1:08:39
there we have so Darren O'Neill
thank
1:08:43
you very much for bringing us
that
1:08:44
artwork that is highly
appreciated it is
1:08:47
part of our value for value
system where
1:08:49
then people are who don't
listen to well
1:08:52
they listen to the show but
they're not
1:08:53
listeners they're producers
everybody
1:08:55
chips in in their own way
Darren does an
1:08:57
incredible amount not just with
pre
1:08:59
streams and his own life shows
don't
1:09:01
podcast and does a lot but the
artwork
1:09:04
is and guys multi-talented he
will be
1:09:06
missed when he finally keels
over so
1:09:08
thank you Thank You Darren
O'Neill we
1:09:12
gotta be careful of these
people I tried
1:09:15
to warn them John you and I
have been
1:09:16
doing this show for it this is
our 13th
1:09:19
year we've seen people burn on
burnout
1:09:22
and keel over oh I see what you
mean
1:09:25
yeah that's what I mean it's
it's more
1:09:26
of a protection Airy things and
you know
1:09:29
make sure you're okay man man
man it's
1:09:35
no I mean that actually with
super love
1:09:38
no agenda our generator calm
that's what
1:09:40
happened to Martin JJ yes well
Martin
1:09:43
chasey went years and years
without
1:09:45
getting picked and he got it on
a roll I
1:09:47
started getting picked all the
time well
1:09:49
and then he stays I'm getting
picked too
1:09:51
much they started backing off
but this
1:09:53
is like anybody else even if
you're a
1:09:55
performer people or
professionals know
1:09:57
this you'd back off
1:09:58
you don't yeah you just stop
doing it
1:10:01
realize oh my god I've been
killing
1:10:03
myself doing these things yeah
Martin
1:10:04
JJ's by the way he's still in
every
1:10:06
single he during every show
he's live in
1:10:10
the troll room yeah so but this
was a
1:10:13
contender
1:10:15
it used to be you're talking
about me
1:10:22
now do I go through the Delray
Beach
1:10:27
meet up donations first cuz
Eric did not
1:10:33
integrate them into the original
1:10:34
spreadsheet that's what he
shouldn't
1:10:36
have done because we don't want
a big
1:10:37
mix cuz you'll be in and out in
and out
1:10:39
Laura okay very easy then so
let's let's
1:10:43
just do this one and then we'll
take us
1:10:45
we're gonna do three breaks
today whoa
1:10:47
okay the del Y del great thing
just
1:10:50
before the last donation
segment okay
1:10:52
that's fine it's perfect yep
and we do
1:10:55
have people that are in that
segment the
1:10:56
del ray group that will be
executive and
1:10:59
associated executive producers
and
1:11:00
they'll get mentioned and even
even a
1:11:03
knighting I believe so yes
let's see
1:11:04
they're knighting new Chet put
on the
1:11:06
list
1:11:06
he is the top of this main list
which is
1:11:09
he comes in with $60 a 91 sets
from
1:11:12
Brackley North Hampton sure
Great
1:11:16
Britain alright thank you for
the sanity
1:11:19
530 3.33 and real money pounds
actually
1:11:23
pounds yes just karma please
love you
1:11:28
guys thank you for your courage
sir Jean
1:11:31
yes thank you for your courage
1:11:33
oh gee you've got karma thank
you very
1:11:37
much $33.33 machetes Castle Rock
1:11:42
Colorado I cannot find a note
from her
1:11:44
and I've looked up her first
name or
1:11:46
last name and then the word
donation in
1:11:50
the subject line using squirrel
mails
1:11:51
fabulous search features can't
find
1:11:53
anything yeah I don't have
anything
1:11:56
either from her so sherry you
got
1:11:58
anything you wanted let us know
let us
1:11:59
know separately thank you thank
you very
1:12:02
much Dame drea in Albany Oregon
$333 she
1:12:09
said oh that's the notes I had
to get
1:12:11
play the squirrel mail song
ladies and
1:12:16
gentlemen
1:12:17
he's not the only one because
there were
1:12:20
definitely some dudes named
then at the
1:12:22
meetup here who said that
they've been
1:12:24
using squirrelmail with an
equal amount
1:12:26
of successes your very own John
C Dvorak
1:12:29
so now watch how within the
span of 45
1:12:32
seconds he can go find the note
that
1:12:34
belongs to this donation all he
has to
1:12:35
do is go to his very trusty old
email
1:12:38
system it's known as the one
and only
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[Music]
1:12:46
it's actually a handwritten
note on the
1:12:49
desk no man ITM john and anna
first off
1:12:53
please give a birthday
shout-out to my
1:12:55
smoking-hot sweetie M of the
Mid Valley
1:12:58
I believe he's on the list I
will check
1:13:01
today we celebrate his big 44
and it
1:13:05
also his birthday apparently the
1:13:07
enclosed check and associated
producer
1:13:10
ship should be credited to him
ok ok so
1:13:15
he gets the credit so M of the
Mid
1:13:17
Valley is there gonna be the
signal you
1:13:18
got it yeah oops is your mic
falling off
1:13:21
again a little about the show
like check
1:13:29
your equipment you might get
just
1:13:31
falling off the stands come on
man
1:13:33
what's next do you want to put
it back
1:13:40
on holding it now fast I am the
pro man
1:13:44
ok she's right I was back on
before you
1:13:49
start bitching
1:13:51
should be credit to his to him
last
1:13:53
february he purchased my dame
hood and I
1:13:56
eagerly await his presence at
the round
1:13:58
table oh so she's buying your
knighthood
1:14:01
for him nice there you go
1:14:03
because she needs some good
health karma
1:14:06
to you too and all the
listeners out
1:14:09
there fighting off viruses
that's nice
1:14:12
yeah corona or otherwise thank
you for
1:14:15
all you guys do all the best
Dame drea
1:14:18
and then yeah 333 dollars and
32 cents
1:14:22
and she also has a yeah that's
it that's
1:14:25
it you've got John Soltis so
this is a
1:14:40
DJ power boy who has been a
part of the
1:14:43
show for a long time he always
sends
1:14:46
tunes and stuff for pre streams
and yeah
1:14:49
he's been around for quite a
while I'd
1:14:51
say yes a good six or seven
years maybe
1:14:54
he's now a knight it's gonna be
ISO
1:14:57
named me mr. sir power is her
power boy
1:15:00
mm-hmm a knight of the
subatomic realm
1:15:02
if I would like dab hits and
duck at the
1:15:06
round table okay
1:15:10
jangles and duck dab hits I got
to write
1:15:13
that down
1:15:14
yeah space force to the gate to
the gate
1:15:18
to the Climategate and to to
the head
1:15:20
and a karma or I would think so
I hope
1:15:24
so okay you've got okay let me
just dab
1:15:43
hits and duck all right oh this
is Nexus
1:15:47
surf face replacer that
replaced her
1:15:50
faces
1:15:51
joe in austin texas $333 mm-hmm
I
1:15:56
haven't donated since my
knighting last
1:15:58
year and the smell of douche
douche has
1:16:01
been detected by the smaller
amygdala
1:16:04
one I'm not a plastic surgeon
Adam so I
1:16:08
can't help you
1:16:10
guess you wrote him I don't
know what I
1:16:13
said
1:16:15
www mutual wyndcomm it's a
gamer tag I
1:16:19
play FPS games at faceplace
with no
1:16:23
agenda as a note and I'll
friend you on
1:16:26
ps4 yeah okay that'll happen was
1:16:30
somebody out there to please d
douche me
1:16:35
you've been deduced he line up
the
1:16:39
following clips
1:16:40
I'd like 69 dudes and that's
wrong for
1:16:43
my Catholic upbringing Michael
of mutual
1:16:47
wins oh yes yeah he's the guy
with the
1:16:51
tiny house a community that is
mutual
1:16:54
win he's the tiny house
producer in a
1:16:57
smart and focused dude he's
smart and
1:17:00
focused he and I connected this
week and
1:17:03
we hope to build a network of
interested
1:17:05
people in helping communities
veterans
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travellers with the concept of
1:17:09
affordable modern living please
mention
1:17:12
our big dumb mouth as a podcast
we have
1:17:16
a ton of crossover fans that no
doubt
1:17:21
Joe thank you very much and
nice that
1:17:25
you mentioned Michael their
mutual wind
1:17:27
calm I think it is here's what
you
1:17:30
requested that's wrong
1:17:36
you've got Karma Jeff from
Porte de
1:17:43
Gaulle in borns and Great
Britain
1:17:46
okay so 278 he's associate
executive
1:17:49
reduced to $78 and 39 cents i
TM gents
1:17:52
from Jeff and Portugal please
sirs can I
1:17:55
have a random Sharpton followed
by Bush
1:17:58
just send your cash thank you
always
1:18:01
asking for that again now I'm
on the
1:18:04
road so it makes total sense to
ask me
1:18:06
for that no man on the road
again I
1:18:11
don't I don't think I don't
think I can
1:18:13
find that okay but I do have a
brand new
1:18:18
Rev al ah that's even better 35
seconds
1:18:22
the state Democrats had me and
the
1:18:24
established Democratic Party
straight
1:18:27
back off Bernie because they
were for
1:18:29
the underestimated I also think
a lot of
1:18:32
people were intimidated by the
trawlers
1:18:34
at all the trawlers he's trying
to say
1:18:39
trolls but he says trawlers
instead he
1:18:42
also say and emanated instead of
1:18:44
intimidate oh gee I hope so the
state
1:18:48
Democrats and me and the
established
1:18:50
democratic party straight back
off
1:18:52
Bernie because they were for the
1:18:54
underestimated I also think a
lot of
1:18:57
people were intimidated by the
trolley
1:18:59
he kind of says intimidate
thanks Rev al
1:19:04
to giving ya the trawler Scott
karma
1:19:10
anonymous of colonial place
comes in
1:19:12
next with 229 dollars and 12
cents and
1:19:15
she sent in a card
1:19:17
we love the cards by the way
love them
1:19:20
it's got a nice dog running and
they
1:19:22
cover there in the morning
Saturday is
1:19:25
my niece's birthday Lexie
listens with
1:19:27
her mother dame looks like dame
and you
1:19:31
know Dame Anne of gray rock this
1:19:34
donation is for Lexie and I am
sure she
1:19:37
will be thrilled with this
birthday
1:19:39
present better than a toy yeah
I hope
1:19:45
you think this is better I sure
hope you
1:19:47
do like yeah that's great
thanks for a
1:19:51
birthday please play pretty
good it's
1:19:53
true and little girl yay Thank
You Damon
1:19:57
anima some colonial place ok I
wasn't
1:20:01
quite ready for that pretty
good what's
1:20:04
the next one hood what's the
next one
1:20:06
pretty good it's true yeah a
little girl
1:20:11
yeah ok and that's with the
notes you
1:20:14
know it takes me a second well
no
1:20:18
because otherwise you was
astonishing
1:20:20
that you get any of these
working so
1:20:21
quickly anyway ok we'll do that
again I
1:20:27
think that sounds pretty good
oh it's a
1:20:34
good combo I hope Lexi Lexi
likes what
1:20:38
she heard yeah and she's on the
birthday
1:20:40
list good and we'll make sure
to give
1:20:43
her this donation give her
credit for
1:20:44
this donation in Lexi does she
have a
1:20:46
last name
1:20:47
just Lexi this is anonymous
people right
1:20:51
so it's just Lexi ok I'm
changing it for
1:20:54
the for the administrative part
of the
1:20:56
show uh Barron Andruw Jones in
America's
1:21:02
Mountain someplace Mountain
Colorado
1:21:04
Colorado Colorado two hundred
twenty two
1:21:07
thousand twenty two cents
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another note and here it is on
top of
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the pile I organized this pile
zona to
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scrounge through notes and
that's what I
1:21:15
why I left them on my desk
1:21:18
so they wouldn't be messed up
dear Jeb
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and Alan brother I would like
the Noah
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genders I would like to thank
the Noah
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genders for waiting so
patiently for my
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next book the new book children
of the
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broken moon does and Jones our
writer
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yes seven years in the making
this book
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is a rip-roaring fantasy
fiction bound
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to amuse and us down and it
won't blow
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your amygdala you'll find
you'll find no
1:21:45
sneaky social engineering in
this book
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and the only agenda is mine
which is to
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write the best piece of fiction
since
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talking took up his pen of
course I'm
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excited he says is it you be
the judge
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soon
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house the bones of a third and
fourth
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book as I place my notes online
for all
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the world to see and follow
though I
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imagine only my fellow word
nerd scribes
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and grammar nazis will be
interested in
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the slow process of writing
polishing
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and editing so you can check it
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live no agenda and long live
the valley
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for value model and does he ask
for any
1:22:54
jingles or Karma's no doesn't
matter I'm
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giving it to him
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you've got car much tough
enough as is
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it's hard to publish a book
hard yeah it
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is yeah you would know I would
know I
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would know I would know yeah
you're the
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one that knows I am I'm the one
who
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knows
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Dave card Dania in Evergreen
Colorado
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I was trying to guess how many
people
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the word that would do it we
have one
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two three four five I guess two
then the
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five is actually four saw is
off by a
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hundred percent so that's a
palindrome
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yesterday's palindrome yeah and
I would
1:23:44
see Andrew Jones would qualify
in some
1:23:46
odd way for that it's the last
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palindrome until 2021 actually
Dave
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gardenia jobs come at y'all I'm
sorry
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you get to try get everything
chops
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Kermit please he writes just
got back
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from India where I trained that
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funding it
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stay for a funny nor lumps day
funny yes
1:24:52
it forced me to finally stay
funny
1:24:55
Stephanie she said I'm forced
to open a
1:24:58
PayPal account or else I could
not
1:25:00
donate it's annoying but the
show is
1:25:02
worth it most the time I don't
is it
1:25:08
true that in Europe because in
the
1:25:09
United States you can go to the
links
1:25:12
that are on the newsletter that
are
1:25:13
paypal links and you just put
your
1:25:15
credit card you don't have to
have an
1:25:16
account yes I I think that's
true I do
1:25:21
know that PayPal accounts are a
problem
1:25:24
if you want to connect it to
your bank
1:25:26
it like takes weeks for that to
take
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place but I think you can just
do a
1:25:30
credit card you know what all
the kids
1:25:32
are using and we and I think
we've
1:25:34
talked about it this cash app
thing is
1:25:36
like crazy that's what people
really
1:25:38
like cash which is a part of
the PayPal
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universe I think or is it part
of square
1:25:43
I don't know what you're
talking about
1:25:45
well this is this thing called
cash app
1:25:47
and that's what a lot of people
the
1:25:50
youtubers use it to donate
money and I
1:25:53
guess it's it has very low
friction it's
1:25:57
frayed low friction yeah you
were
1:26:00
talking about moaning and
groaning about
1:26:01
these dis scammers that it were
dick
1:26:04
stealing all your data no oh
and you
1:26:07
know it might night mine yeah
no I think
1:26:09
cash app like square I think
they have
1:26:13
their own they because that's
what's his
1:26:15
face Jack Dorsey's other cut no
is it
1:26:19
not checked oh yeah Jack
Dorsey's other
1:26:20
company square yeah and so cash
app is
1:26:24
part of square so I don't think
they're
1:26:25
part of the you know the the
plaid
1:26:28
Network give us your login
we'll do
1:26:30
anything but they might be I
don't know
1:26:32
all I know is that people like
donating
1:26:34
money with it that's that's the
data
1:26:36
point I'm giving you all right
we're
1:26:38
done
1:26:40
Sir John Knowles is next on the
list
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he's the Baron of Murfreesboro
Tennessee
1:26:47
220 220 he's part of it I
always says
1:26:51
he's the baron of Murfreesboro
he's
1:26:52
known message other than that
okay well
1:26:55
we know useless and no jingles
no car
1:26:56
man thank you for your child's
broken a
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220 220 and he's from where's
the K our
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work here is it is it I don't
know look
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it wouldn't be too hard to find
out see
1:27:12
he didn't send a note and
there's no
1:27:15
note on paypal and there's no
note in my
1:27:17
email I'd have correspondence
from him
1:27:20
but it all dates back to 2015
South
1:27:22
Korea yeah kr is the iso 3166-1
alpha-2
1:27:26
w mo country code for south
korea nice
1:27:30
yeah okay well let us know
what's going
1:27:33
on yeah shut down the country
it looks
1:27:35
like yeah
1:27:36
be nice to know Charles
wilkinson to
1:27:39
2020 in Ottawa Ontario and he
says one
1:27:44
canadian dollar's eagles 0.727
three US
1:27:47
dollars thanks Trudeau love to
show guys
1:27:50
I've been listening for 11 years
1:27:52
Wow I have CP and other and and
use a
1:27:56
power chair
1:27:57
when I started listening I was
on
1:28:00
disability living on mac and
cheese when
1:28:03
I said fuck this I want more
enrolled in
1:28:05
a three year college program
four years
1:28:07
later I have a permanent job as
a server
1:28:10
administrator making money that
I had
1:28:12
never managed managed like I
never
1:28:14
imagined I could thank you guys
for the
1:28:17
work you do I feel as though
you guys
1:28:19
have been with me on my journey
never
1:28:22
thought I'd be able to send you
a
1:28:24
donation but here you go thank
you very
1:28:27
much Thomas that's very nice
story okay
1:28:29
I believe that the the dollar
x-man
1:28:32
seventy two cents to the US
dollar yes
1:28:35
that's bad drive site should
drive
1:28:39
Americans to take little jeonse
well how
1:28:42
about shopping for clothes but
buy a
1:28:44
house or a car or something
houses are
1:28:48
really high oh yeah okay nice
and the
1:28:53
cars you know they're know what
what do
1:28:57
I know I don't know what you
know but
1:29:00
let's do we see what Chris
black knows
1:29:02
he's in Gitmo CARICOM he sent a
note in
1:29:07
great yeah I got it let me
guess you got
1:29:12
it yeah no I B's you know since
this
1:29:14
been sitting on the desk of
sorts
1:29:16
getting moved around nervously
he I sent
1:29:18
it to $200 even and he's I got
a note he
1:29:23
scented by a check by TM I've
been it's
1:29:27
been some month since my last
donation
1:29:28
but I was curious if I'm
supposed to
1:29:30
track my donations yes because
I forgot
1:29:33
the shows I donated to figure
it out
1:29:35
anyway I was on my way to pay
my Fed
1:29:38
loan student loan and I thought
I would
1:29:40
put aside a few dollars for my
favorite
1:29:42
podcast I have to watch my
budget now
1:29:44
that I'm stocking up on cheap
Chinese
1:29:46
supplies in case the Wu hen bat
flew
1:29:48
shows up on a different note
March
1:29:52
second marks the election date
date to
1:29:55
see if the operation to oust
the current
1:29:57
administration of Guiana is
successful
1:29:59
our version of Obama David
Granger was
1:30:04
elected in 2015 in ExxonMobil
and the
1:30:06
spooks followed I transferred hi
1:30:10
phile he's a yes this guy i
transport he
1:30:13
runs a he runs a limo service
okay
1:30:18
that's that's where you can get
some
1:30:21
info i transport high-profile
clients
1:30:25
and there's surely a lot going
on
1:30:27
between the u.s. and the
bordering
1:30:29
venezuela yeah so we will see
so he's
1:30:33
indiana but yeah he's got
livable places
1:30:37
all over the place he's got
someone
1:30:38
apparently in georgia really
because i
1:30:40
will see if the chinese back
indian up
1:30:43
chinese-backed indian
opposition party
1:30:46
will get back in 20 after
watched the
1:30:50
documentary the great hack
alleging
1:30:52
cambridge analytical's influence
1:30:54
neighboring Trinidad's elections
1:30:56
enjoying the show and mo facts
thanks
1:31:01
did you did you watch the great
hack no
1:31:06
because I know we'd already
seen kind of
1:31:09
the there was the the document
or the
1:31:11
mockumentary not mockumentary
the
1:31:13
dramatized version of that what
was it
1:31:16
the brexit thing were they
added to the
1:31:20
same material and so I started
the the
1:31:22
great hacker like it's
completely
1:31:24
repetitive there's nothing new
here and
1:31:25
I'm not that impressed with
Cambridge
1:31:27
analytic a well it was it was a
straw
1:31:31
man okay yes but there's such
praise as
1:31:37
water in it praise is lauded
over this
1:31:40
this film like that I cut out
of it it
1:31:42
was like repetitive and it's
like okay
1:31:44
I'll check it out but you're
probably
1:31:46
right yeah it felt a bit like
oh boy oh
1:31:49
yes is so smart over there
Cambridge
1:31:50
analytic mmm-hmm no no and if
those guys
1:31:55
were truly so smart why is the
Trump
1:31:58
administration who that would
have
1:32:00
learned so much from using K
brute
1:32:03
analytic a why they still
sending me
1:32:05
nutty texts do you want the
latest of
1:32:10
course yes okay well now what
have they
1:32:13
been texting me for the past
few weeks
1:32:15
what is the issue or give you a
fire
1:32:17
yeah yes but I have not renewed
my
1:32:20
membership which I don't know
what
1:32:22
membership they're talking about
1:32:24
I never saw some spam list no
this is
1:32:28
win read this is the oh you
mean their
1:32:31
spam list like I'm just a loser
and
1:32:33
that's why now this is this is
yeah
1:32:35
exactly
1:32:36
well they know they know what's
going on
1:32:38
because now they they said oops
hold on
1:32:43
here it is and of course I will
read the
1:32:48
things in all caps with
emphasis your
1:32:52
membership expired 131 you've
been
1:32:56
granted special open enrollment
until
1:32:59
11:59 p.m.
1:33:01
president Trump's allies need
you renew
1:33:04
today like it's baffling
baffling that
1:33:11
one company doing all the
Democrats and
1:33:15
all the Republicans know we
have the the
1:33:17
blue guys act blue share blue
they do
1:33:20
the same thing $3 chip in its
the codes
1:33:24
are all the same no these guys
don't use
1:33:27
chip in they do five time match
and they
1:33:30
yell at you I've got some of the
1:33:33
maintenance on stuff but they
don't yell
1:33:35
at me they just say hey you
know chip in
1:33:38
three bucks now we'll help you
out you
1:33:40
know I haven't even read where
they came
1:33:42
with the $3.00 thing it found no
1:33:43
research that indicate then
that's a
1:33:46
good number
1:33:47
well it's probably better than
to I mean
1:33:49
isn't that how they think and I
don't
1:33:50
think it can be much much more
than that
1:33:53
no that's just lots of these
campaigns
1:33:56
that are this big or highly
researched
1:33:59
and tested regardless we thank
all of
1:34:03
our executive producers and
associate
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executive producers for episode
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1:34:14
you can put that into your
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1:34:19
your profiles certainly
consider that
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for LinkedIn as just an item
their
1:34:23
executive producer or associate
1:34:24
executive producer it makes a
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difference all the top people
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good jobs you see it is right
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maybe not in their profile name
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1:34:34
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list of
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it is thank you it's part of
our value
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for value system it is the only
way that
1:34:41
we can make it work and we can
discuss
1:34:42
these horrible things that are
taking
1:34:44
place where they're talking
about taking
1:34:46
hits out on on politicians no
one else
1:34:49
can discuss that or at least
they joke
1:34:51
about it and we can dive into
it that's
1:34:53
because of you that's because
we all
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produce this together and we'll
be
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thanking more people including
those
1:34:57
from the meetup here in Fort
Lauderdale
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go out or hit people in the
mouth
1:35:22
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1:35:30
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1:35:35
so we had a couple of
interesting
1:35:40
television moments again I'm
going to
1:35:43
contrast two of them on the
previous
1:35:46
show we talked about rod
Blagojevich and
1:35:48
the reasons for the president
commuting
1:35:52
his sentence blog dough and the
way that
1:35:57
read to me was very simple we
went back
1:36:00
into the history and there was
a lot of
1:36:02
corruption it was interesting
how Obama
1:36:05
came to power was interesting
who was
1:36:07
involved at the time how he get
in power
1:36:09
when I say power when he would
got at
1:36:11
his Senate seat and what kind
of Chicago
1:36:14
politics took place to remove
his two
1:36:17
contenders event essentially
with sex
1:36:20
scandals or relationship
scandals but
1:36:23
the main issue being he was
thrown in
1:36:26
jail for so-called
1:36:28
even though the news reports
will say
1:36:30
for trying to sell Obama's
Senate seat
1:36:32
no it was for corruption for a
involving
1:36:38
a hospital which is you could
say is
1:36:42
part of everyday politics but
certainly
1:36:44
is because it happens all the
time but
1:36:46
it when you when you after
someone you
1:36:48
can use that as corruption I
think it
1:36:50
was because the actual
corruption
1:36:52
mentioned was for a hospital
and at the
1:36:55
time it was President Obama
then-senator
1:36:57
Obama who was on the Illinois
Hospital
1:37:00
and I want to say Medical Board
I think
1:37:03
he ran the board and so he was
clearly
1:37:07
involved in this and that needs
to be
1:37:09
covered up and if you look at
the news
1:37:13
articles if when President
Obama was
1:37:16
about to leave at the end of
2016
1:37:19
rod Blagojevich was there
saying hey
1:37:22
well I hope he does the right
thing and
1:37:24
pardons me and of course it was
that not
1:37:26
2016 I'm sorry that had been
the first
1:37:31
term 2012 yeah 2012 of course
the
1:37:35
President Obama did not had
never
1:37:37
pardoned him and now
Blagojevich is out
1:37:40
the president Trump is kind of
acting
1:37:44
like yeah I know him a little
bit he
1:37:46
knows him better than that
because
1:37:47
they were in the in the reality
show
1:37:49
together but he did an
appearance on Fox
1:37:52
and he did an appearance on CNN
are you
1:37:59
like diamond and pearl here now
you
1:38:01
wanted to say until you get to
ten they
1:38:04
wanted to ten what lips max oh
okay
1:38:10
you could have just number ten
by the
1:38:12
way he could have just said it
I mean no
1:38:15
no no no I was waiting for you
to stop
1:38:17
me on the bail I just wanted to
catch
1:38:19
enough of him cuz I thought I
was
1:38:21
imagining it and so now I'm not
okay
1:38:25
well thank you it could also be
because
1:38:26
I'm in a shitty hotel room I
have by the
1:38:30
way being in that shitty hotel
room I
1:38:32
wanted to mention something you
turned
1:38:33
away from the mic or something
a little
1:38:36
while ago and got this beautiful
1:38:38
resonance this huge echo were
you
1:38:41
talking toward the bathroom I
don't know
1:38:43
what it was but it was like wow
just
1:38:45
stop getting something like
this like
1:38:47
this was I talking like this
somehow
1:38:49
yeah do you think that's
beautiful
1:38:52
why no it's it just sounds just
sounded
1:38:55
cool cider it's under modulator
but it
1:38:58
sounded pretty cool wow man
1:39:00
my whole setup is you've
interrupted it
1:39:03
to such a degree I don't really
know
1:39:05
what to say I'm going I'm so
sorry
1:39:08
though I'm so sorry that I was
lip
1:39:10
smacking I we're supposed to
call each
1:39:13
other I'll I called you out
it's not a
1:39:15
big deal okay do you remember
what I was
1:39:19
talking about
1:39:20
yeah blonde oh yeah dead the
hospital
1:39:23
okay thanks I hope I hope other
people
1:39:26
remember better than you do so
here he
1:39:29
is on Fox and this is Watters
world
1:39:33
Jesse Watters who who clearly
knows
1:39:36
what's going on and this was a
very
1:39:39
clear drive and if you listen
carefully
1:39:42
you'll hear that it's in there
a drive
1:39:45
towards what we were talking
about on
1:39:47
the last show before anyone
else kind of
1:39:49
figured that out are you angry
at Barack
1:39:51
Obama I'm disappointed in
Barack Obama
1:39:54
angry Adam here an opportunity
a rock
1:39:58
Obama that you haven't spoken
to anybody
1:40:01
about wild lights let me say
this
1:40:02
generally I know a lot of
things about a
1:40:04
lot of different people who I
knew in
1:40:06
politics that I haven't spoken
about and
1:40:08
I would not exclude him from
that list
1:40:09
are you planning on speaking
about what
1:40:11
you know about Barack Obama and
how he
1:40:13
came up in that Chicago system
you know
1:40:16
obviously notoriously corrupt
city well
1:40:20
I'm interested in telling the
truth and
1:40:22
and and doing it without any
spirit of
1:40:24
meanness or malice but to be
truthful
1:40:26
and in talking about things
that might
1:40:29
be of interest and that
actually might
1:40:31
serve the public good is there
anything
1:40:32
you want to get off your chest
about the
1:40:35
former president with regards
to that
1:40:37
that you haven't told anybody
before
1:40:39
yeah I'll say that the former
president
1:40:44
well let me just say this that
the
1:40:47
current president has trumped
the former
1:40:49
president when it comes to the
1:40:51
testicular of virility
necessary to do
1:40:53
the right thing and to undo
injustice I
1:40:56
went to prison and spent nearly
eight
1:40:57
years in prison for things that
aren't
1:40:59
crimes routine politics a lot
of the
1:41:01
same fake stuff they that they
tried to
1:41:04
do to president Trump they've
done to me
1:41:06
and some of the very same
people some of
1:41:07
the same characters who did it
to me are
1:41:10
involved in doing it to
president Trump
1:41:11
President Obama surely must
have known
1:41:13
something like that that that
were the
1:41:15
circumstances surrounding my
situation I
1:41:17
think he could have acted at the
1:41:19
appropriate time considering the
1:41:20
political implications when he
left
1:41:22
office he didn't do it I think
it was
1:41:24
kind of leading the witness a
little bit
1:41:26
but it was clear what was going
on there
1:41:31
the the other side I don't
think I've
1:41:34
seen Anderson Cooper so mad on
air
1:41:38
before can you ever remember a
time when
1:41:40
Cooper was mad like just mad
and saying
1:41:43
bullshit and you have a clip of
this
1:41:45
maybe you'll join me in the
fight to
1:41:48
reform our criminal justice
system
1:41:50
something about the problem of
over
1:41:52
sentencing blacks and Latinos
right
1:41:54
I learned that when I was there
okay
1:41:57
what's sad is that you hadn't
actually
1:41:59
learned that when you mattered
when you
1:42:01
actually were the governor you
work you
1:42:02
talk about working for the
criminal
1:42:04
justice reform there's a lot of
people
1:42:05
in Chicago there's a lot of
people in
1:42:06
Illinois
1:42:07
who actually like spit up when
you say
1:42:09
that because when you were
actually
1:42:11
empowering when you were
actually
1:42:12
governor and you could have
helped
1:42:13
thousands what do you think
Cooper is
1:42:15
talking about there with a lot
of people
1:42:17
spit up when you talk about
that and by
1:42:20
the way Anderson Cooper is of
course
1:42:22
part of the national security
1:42:24
bureaucracy he was CIA it's like
1:42:26
everyone knows that at least he
was
1:42:28
there part of the time what is
what is
1:42:31
his connection to all this that
he's so
1:42:33
mad and people are spitting up
when they
1:42:35
hear him talk like this people
knew he
1:42:38
was he what you have to ask the
question
1:42:41
what is blog oh saying that has
set him
1:42:44
off on this tangent of of anger
what he
1:42:47
said is that no I nobody I mean
I
1:42:49
understand what he said
technically
1:42:51
mm-hmm
1:42:52
but why does what's it got to
do with
1:42:54
him what's he got to do it
would did so
1:42:56
personal to Cooper that is the
right
1:42:59
question cases he blew it off
the
1:43:01
governor after you inherited a
huge
1:43:03
backlog nearly three thousand
clemency
1:43:05
petitions that you failed to
review in
1:43:08
fact you were sued by you were
sued as
1:43:10
governor by Cabrini Green legal
aid to
1:43:13
try and pressure you to
actually pay
1:43:15
attention to clemency cases
instead of
1:43:18
extorting people for money and
campaign
1:43:20
contributions so it's a little
ironic
1:43:22
and frankly a little sad and
pathetic
1:43:24
and hypocritical and you
talking about
1:43:26
you know commuting and getting
a you get
1:43:29
a commutation of a sentence
which is
1:43:30
within the president's right
but you
1:43:32
ignored a whole hell of a lot
of other
1:43:34
people who are hoping you might
give
1:43:36
them clemency when you actually
matter
1:43:38
so absolutely there wasn't a
person it
1:43:42
was a statement
1:43:42
I'd be happy to work with
people on
1:43:44
criminal justice reform but I
wouldn't
1:43:45
work with you then why why does
pooper
1:43:49
all of a sudden say he's happy
to work
1:43:51
with PZ a politician he's happy
to work
1:43:55
with PT ties it supposed to be a
1:43:56
supposed to be a journalist
host I'm
1:43:58
telling you this there's this
is someone
1:44:02
who's been told to take this
boy down is
1:44:06
what's going on
1:44:10
oh this is what it is and
question okay
1:44:13
and leader trust that when
you've been
1:44:15
put where I was and you have
all the
1:44:17
time that I was given to think
and
1:44:19
back on some of the things you
might
1:44:21
have done different that's
certainly an
1:44:22
area that you talked about that
I
1:44:24
certainly wish I would have
done more on
1:44:25
there's no question about that
1:44:26
Brno among my biggest regrets I
didn't
1:44:29
know how corrupt the criminal
justice
1:44:31
system was until they did it to
me oops
1:44:34
oops oops oops this is now
pooper at
1:44:36
this point his mouth is
scrunched up his
1:44:40
eyes are spitting fire and that
was a
1:44:42
wake-up call having said that I
want to
1:44:44
say one thing about me as
governor when
1:44:46
the cases came to me and I was
given
1:44:48
files about people who were
seeking
1:44:50
clemency or pardons I acted
1:44:52
appropriately sued I mean that
is what I
1:44:57
did clemencies and I did
pardons I
1:44:59
didn't didn't do nearly enough
it wasn't
1:45:02
a priority I would acknowledge
that I
1:45:04
didn't go to the office every
day doing
1:45:05
that instead I was giving
health care to
1:45:07
all the children attention to
our
1:45:09
seniors and the disabled so you
were you
1:45:11
when I regret that much money to
1:45:13
hospitals in order to get
campaign
1:45:14
contributions but see that's
took that
1:45:17
that's a big lie they got eight
million
1:45:19
dollars from me and I'm proud
for you
1:45:21
letter lines they got it after
you had
1:45:24
promised it
1:45:24
I ordered it before that
happened and it
1:45:27
didn't they got it while I was
governor
1:45:28
that is not factual okay
1:45:30
governor Blagojevich I do wish
you the
1:45:32
best I really I'm glad for your
family
1:45:34
that you're out and I don't
know by the
1:45:36
way you were asking me
questions but
1:45:40
just honestly I just look I
have no
1:45:41
problem are you getting out I
think you
1:45:43
know the president can come you
do
1:45:44
however you want
1:45:44
I just think I wish you know
you're
1:45:46
perching prosecutors who
actually who
1:45:49
are no longer in the in in
government
1:45:51
but you know prosecutors are
important
1:45:52
in our system and you are going
after
1:45:54
the very basis of our justice
system
1:45:56
which has plenty of problems
but but you
1:45:59
know part of the thing is you
got out
1:46:01
you do have an obligation to at
least
1:46:02
admit what you did wrong and
you refuse
1:46:05
to do that and you're creating
a whole
1:46:06
new alternate universe of facts
and that
1:46:08
may be big in politics today
but it's
1:46:10
still frankly just bullshit
example shit
1:46:15
I lived it myself it's not so
Anderson
1:46:21
is now the hero of prosecutors
hero of
1:46:25
the jumpa state you have to be
reminded
1:46:27
that had a
1:46:30
slew of people on death row and
two or
1:46:32
three young journalists I
happen to know
1:46:34
one of them went in there as a
project I
1:46:37
think at the University Eleanor
one of
1:46:39
the schools and they discovered
that all
1:46:41
these cases were all bullcrap
two cases
1:46:44
and a judge had to release a
ton of
1:46:47
people from the Illinois prison
system
1:46:49
for the phony-baloney
prosecutions that
1:46:52
were all all crooked ah so this
is why
1:46:55
oh of course I've got to
protect those
1:46:58
guys let's not drag anything up
it's
1:47:02
quite disappointing
1:47:04
although fine just find it
fascinating
1:47:06
and I give you ten points I
forgive you
1:47:09
I'll give you clip of the day
for that
1:47:10
oh you're just you're just
trying to
1:47:12
make me feel good what can I
tell ya
1:47:20
cottonmouth it's like I'm sorry
take a
1:47:22
drink of I've been drinking
decaf coffee
1:47:26
from a plastic machine yes
exactly and
1:47:29
all you can do it did not
commit a rape
1:47:31
but you can just call me out on
smacks
1:47:33
smacks it's a Smackdown so that
was that
1:47:39
was that's was a phenomenal set
except
1:47:42
well I got a phenomenal set of
clips too
1:47:44
okay this one I went to your
beat I
1:47:48
start which I decided to step
over there
1:47:50
that's okay now we didn't play
this I
1:47:52
don't think
1:47:53
but it's so outrageous that I
don't know
1:47:56
how we couldn't have played it
this is
1:47:58
the Asajj deal and call me it's
fairly
1:48:03
new nobody's covering this
except Oh a n
1:48:09
shine by the way find it
offensive what
1:48:12
that Oh Ian does it or that's
the only
1:48:14
one that both killed by Comey
in 2018
1:48:22
the hill reporter that FBI
director
1:48:23
james comey directly intervened
to kill
1:48:26
wikileaks his immunity deal
Assange is
1:48:28
legal team had reached out to
the Trump
1:48:30
administration to strike a deal
in
1:48:32
January 2017 and cut this deal
with the
1:48:34
US government
1:48:35
Assange offered to not release
the CIA's
1:48:38
vault 7 and was willing to
discuss
1:48:40
technical evidence rule
1:48:41
certain parties in a
controversial leak
1:48:44
of democratic party emails to
the
1:48:47
WikiLeaks community during the
2016
1:48:49
election the US government
believes
1:48:51
those emails were hacked by
Russia
1:48:53
however Assange assists they
did not
1:48:55
come from Moscow the name of
the person
1:48:58
who took this on J's offer
1:48:59
Bruce or later on as
negotiations
1:49:02
continued it seemed as though
the deal
1:49:04
was set until one day suddenly
a message
1:49:07
was sent to Assange his team
James Comey
1:49:09
still headed the FBI at this
point sent
1:49:12
a stand-down message to Assange
his
1:49:14
legal team this happened
through the
1:49:16
back channel of Democrat
Senator Mark
1:49:18
Warner apparently Comey and the
1:49:21
Democrats found out about the
1:49:23
negotiations between the Trump
1:49:24
administration and Assange and
decided
1:49:27
to send a message that the
WikiLeaks
1:49:29
deal was off without actually
talking to
1:49:31
Trump about it shortly
thereafter
1:49:33
Assange took the message and
released
1:49:36
the rest of vault 7 in response
the US
1:49:38
government ended the
negotiations and
1:49:40
then CIA director Mike Pompeo
slammed
1:49:43
WikiLeaks as a hostile
intelligence
1:49:45
source just one month later
James Comey
1:49:48
was fired as FBI director huh
yeah
1:49:53
that's a pretty good one huh
this
1:49:56
finished it up with part two in
2018 the
1:49:59
hill reported that FBI director
James
1:50:01
Comey directly intervened to
kill
1:50:03
WikiLeaks his immunity deal
1:50:05
Assange his legal team had
reached out
1:50:07
to the Trump administration to
strike a
1:50:08
deal in January 2017 and cut
this deal
1:50:11
with the US government that's
an offer -
1:50:14
I'm sorry it's the same clip it
says -
1:50:17
uh - arranged oh I see what
happened I I
1:50:21
joined the - this is gonna be
the whole
1:50:23
thing no I can I can move it up
a little
1:50:25
bit
1:50:25
and decided to send a message
that the
1:50:28
WikiLeaks deal was off without
actually
1:50:30
talking to Trump about it
shortly
1:50:32
thereafter Assange took the
message and
1:50:35
released the rest of vault
seven in
1:50:37
response the US government
ended the
1:50:39
negotiations and then CIA
director Mike
1:50:42
Pompeo slammed WikiLeaks as a
hostile
1:50:44
intelligence source just one
month later
1:50:47
James Comey was fired as FBI
director
1:50:50
well it remains to be seen if
Assange is
1:50:52
legal team would seek to cut
another
1:50:54
deal with the US government
there of
1:50:55
course will be a strong
argument that
1:50:57
his actions were consistent
with Supreme
1:50:59
Court decisions and the First
Amendment
1:51:01
for journalists and publishers
those
1:51:03
charges may be related to the
Espionage
1:51:05
Act the prospect of a deal is
still on
1:51:07
the table Julian Assange is a
subject
1:51:10
matter expert on cybersecurity
1:51:11
geopolitics information leaks
and the
1:51:14
shadowy world of online
intelligence
1:51:16
operations should the Trump
1:51:18
administration offer him
immunity from
1:51:19
prosecution imagine everything
the
1:51:22
United States would stand to
gain from
1:51:23
bringing in Assange as an
expert let
1:51:26
that sink in I'm Jack Pacific
what
1:51:30
American news so how do you
read this
1:51:32
now with what will happen what
what are
1:51:35
the options well what happened
was they
1:51:38
were gonna do a deal apparently
Trump
1:51:40
wanted to get Assange out
mm-hmm that's
1:51:44
what he should do of course he
should
1:51:47
and he was doing it until Comey
stepped
1:51:50
in and the other bad actors
that were in
1:51:53
the Justice Department the FBI
and and
1:51:55
queered the deal not carrying
that right
1:51:58
with a few white right-wingers
that are
1:52:00
talking about this mentioned the
1:52:01
following Comey didn't give a
crap about
1:52:03
vault 7 which had a lot of good
stuff in
1:52:06
it you know it was all CIA
secrets so
1:52:09
what CIA can go pound salt that
or vault
1:52:14
sevens of fake also possible
now and it
1:52:17
didn't make any difference
whether they
1:52:19
released it or not because it's
all
1:52:21
stuff that we're now bat who
cares so
1:52:23
it's one of the two we don't
know and we
1:52:25
never will like probably at
least for a
1:52:27
while meanwhile the idea was to
keep
1:52:29
this guy holed up because it
ruins the
1:52:32
narrative about the Russia hack
of the
1:52:34
DNC because the saj knows it
wasn't the
1:52:39
Russians and William Binney
knows it was
1:52:43
until Russia's he did the
calculation of
1:52:45
it it was somebody in the
office that
1:52:47
put it on a thumb drive and
that's been
1:52:50
confirmed and reconfirmed and
existed
1:52:52
the narrative keeps getting
killed left
1:52:54
and right the media refuses to
talk
1:52:56
about it but that's what
happened and
1:52:58
that we don't want Assange
floating
1:53:00
around you know making saying
anything
1:53:03
so let's
1:53:03
I come up in a British hellhole
and
1:53:05
leave him there and maybe he
dies if we
1:53:07
get lucky
1:53:08
poor guy yeah he got screwed on
this
1:53:10
deal but again here's what's
really
1:53:12
interesting to me is you have
these
1:53:14
do-gooder Democrats social
justice
1:53:17
warriors are big fans of
Assange and
1:53:19
it's the Democrats that key are
keeping
1:53:22
him or kept him in in the
prison along
1:53:24
with you know I would also put
Pompeo
1:53:27
into that category of animus yes
1:53:30
definitely
1:53:31
okay oh really kids not a guy
that can
1:53:33
be trusted but he's you know at
least a
1:53:35
guy that's not a not a leaker I
don't
1:53:37
think well I don't trust either
CIA no
1:53:40
I'm sorry I don't trust don't
trust them
1:53:43
at all so there so there's the
stairs
1:53:47
West that makes that make so
much sense
1:53:50
yeah we gotta keep this Russian
1:53:53
narrative yeah we had lawrence
o'donnell
1:53:56
come out with that horrible now
an
1:53:59
evergreen clip that we'll play
once in a
1:54:01
while where he says Trump's our
Russian
1:54:03
asset give me a break hey guess
what I
1:54:07
just found
1:54:08
yes I know a lot of people want
to send
1:54:11
blankets or water just send
your cash I
1:54:17
think this is now a good time
to talk
1:54:20
about the meet up at Fort
Lauderdale and
1:54:22
read the from our little
spreadsheet
1:54:24
though you guys we got some
special
1:54:25
donors that came in yes we do
and I'll
1:54:28
do it in reverse order first of
all we
1:54:31
have Tyler O'Brian who now
Tyler Tyler's
1:54:37
been he's been listening since
episode
1:54:39
number one and I don't have he
I think
1:54:44
he he gave me he gave a check on
1:54:46
premises for $500 and he'll be
a knight
1:54:49
today and so we sent in his his
knight
1:54:52
name so we'll be doing that in
a moment
1:54:53
then we had Jay a Hays the
third and J
1:54:59
Hayes the third sent the fuck
this is
1:55:02
three hundred thirty three
dollars and
1:55:04
33 cents beautiful morning as I
sit in
1:55:06
the parking lot waiting from
for my
1:55:09
Oh smoking-hot wife to return
the sky is
1:55:12
clear the windows down the ride
of the
1:55:14
valkyries fills the air
accompanied by
1:55:16
curries met manic laughter the
person in
1:55:20
the car next to me gives me an
askew
1:55:22
glance I say to them in the
morning
1:55:24
citizen the look on their face
grows
1:55:26
more incredulous and is then
followed by
1:55:28
nervous laughter don't laugh I
say why
1:55:30
are you laughing can you
imagine and
1:55:33
it's amazing that Jay Hayes
made it to
1:55:35
the meetup he didn't get
rousted on the
1:55:38
spot please not Florida please
deduce me
1:55:47
next thing the no agenda anthem
it is
1:55:50
with pure soul and a smiling
countenance
1:55:52
I'm retired
1:55:53
I don't want jobs karma let's go
1:55:55
straight to the money shot I
wants money
1:55:57
karma shoutout to the best band
in the
1:55:59
universe rogue theory listened
to
1:56:02
shoulder she's the one and
their other
1:56:04
fine tunes on Apple music
Amazon music
1:56:06
or Spotify John a haze of the
third he
1:56:09
was there with the second and
it was
1:56:12
great to see both of them and
here is
1:56:14
your karma as requested
1:56:16
you've got karma robert and
andrea
1:56:22
o'hagan and I believe that they
were
1:56:27
also there on behalf of Dame
Patricia
1:56:30
Worthington who could not who
could not
1:56:33
be there so I had these index
cards in
1:56:36
the morning Jon and Adam 333 on
227 by
1:56:40
Bank so I guess that went
separately I
1:56:44
think it came in Western Union
to bees
1:56:47
to be exact from Rob o'hagan
and a main
1:56:49
Andrea a night Rob O'Hagan a
dame Andrea
1:56:52
o'hagan I want to give a shout
out to
1:56:54
Vai count Craig of Northeast
Georgia who
1:56:57
hit us in the mouth before show
two
1:56:59
hundred and disdain Patricia
Worthington
1:57:01
who we have shared numerous
private
1:57:03
meetups with near South
Biscayne Bay we
1:57:06
owe you our fealty
1:57:08
we love your deconstruction of
plaid on
1:57:11
show 1208 and have shared it
with our
1:57:14
Millennials we'd love to hear
more but
1:57:16
like a birthday shout out for
Andrea
1:57:17
tomorrow on to
1:57:19
20 way to 28 so we'll do that
for next
1:57:22
week and they're from Palmetto
Bay
1:57:24
Florida under the protection of
Dame
1:57:26
Patricia Worthington and thank
you very
1:57:28
much please resend that the
birthday so
1:57:29
that we do that on the next
show mica
1:57:32
sir Minotaur of South Florida
wild card
1:57:36
and he came in with 214 dollars
and 20
1:57:40
cents that he wrote a very long
note so
1:57:43
I will redact some of that on
the fly
1:57:46
thank you for your Kurds
consistency in
1:57:49
and consistency in providing
what it
1:57:51
would've out the very best
podcast in
1:57:53
the known universe I have been a
1:57:55
faithful listener since 2012
with his
1:57:57
donation I think he means the
year this
1:57:59
donation of 214 20 I humbly
asked for a
1:58:02
proper decision I recently
heard that
1:58:09
John's 214 20 promo bombed did
that bomb
1:58:13
the to the 214 20 problem was a
1:58:16
Valentine's Day always bow it
bomb yeah
1:58:18
with Father's Day Mother's Day
and
1:58:20
Valentine's Day always bomb
yeah love is
1:58:23
always fashioned it's out what
fashioned
1:58:25
love I have a fish I have a hot
Texan
1:58:28
milf named Kimberly who was
worth every
1:58:29
penny as for as as far as cool
hmm
1:58:36
wives I think goes she is at
the top of
1:58:38
the list she didn't blink an
eye when I
1:58:40
asked to drive across the state
meet
1:58:42
strangers at a bar and make a
cash
1:58:43
donation to offset
douchebaggery and
1:58:46
then make fun of the media the
show
1:58:49
needs more producers love that
on and on
1:58:54
and then some your friend micah
served
1:58:56
miniature of the south florida
wild card
1:58:59
then I will go into Cynthia
Cabrera
1:59:04
Hollinger Beach these were
those were
1:59:09
the oh yes here it is no I'm no
loop
1:59:12
hurt that's why I'm missing
$200 loop
1:59:14
art pert P ERT I believe
executive
1:59:17
producer a social executive
producer but
1:59:19
he isn't executive previously
Adam and
1:59:21
John thank you for keeping us
sane in
1:59:23
these interesting times we were
living
1:59:24
in today's world
1:59:25
me and my smokin hot wife
Marcella had a
1:59:27
great time at the meet up in
Delray
1:59:30
Beach
1:59:31
and thank you at Amity no we
hope to see
1:59:34
John soon around here
1:59:36
I think he's a banker nice guy
nice
1:59:39
couple too then just go a short
list
1:59:42
I'll just go down without
reading the
1:59:43
notes we have of course crystal
and
1:59:45
David culpa thank you very much
for
1:59:47
organizing the event $100.00
Cynthia
1:59:50
Cabrera $100 sir captain Pete
of the
1:59:53
seven equatorial ocean $60
Michael from
1:59:55
Royal Palm Beach fifty a non em
house
1:59:58
3333 Stefan Lutz which was
delivered
2:00:02
this was very nice by his
parents he
2:00:04
couldn't make it and so he had
his
2:00:06
parents John and Shirley drive
to the
2:00:09
meet up to hand us a $20
donation they
2:00:12
were kind of like surprised
like what
2:00:15
exactly is going on here but it
was very
2:00:18
very nice to see them there and
Tommy
2:00:20
Ramirez Tommy who of course has
helped
2:00:23
us out many times on the show
by $20.00
2:00:26
from him and we thank you all
for your
2:00:27
courage and it was a great
Meetup loved
2:00:31
loved loved being here love
seeing
2:00:34
everybody and look forward to
the next
2:00:36
time now do we go straight into
the
2:00:38
donations or can we do
something else is
2:00:40
that take a little break and
then go
2:00:41
donations I have some brexit
news what's
2:00:45
kind of semi Briggs it news and
this
2:00:48
isn't it's important you know
that I'll
2:00:51
am smacking John but it's it's
something
2:00:53
about my my mouth today I can't
help but
2:00:55
I'm trying I'm really it's it's
almost
2:00:57
distracting me from how to
speak now
2:00:58
that you've brought such in
quite keep
2:01:01
smacking away I mean it's
nothing you
2:01:03
can stop it with you're right
you're in
2:01:04
Florida which is feel bad let's
Mack and
2:01:07
good and yes it is so a number
of people
2:01:10
have certainly been nailed by
the way
2:01:12
stop so Florida and Georgia
both have
2:01:16
one interesting phenomenon that
goes on
2:01:18
and I know what it is but the
buttermilk
2:01:22
you can buy from the store and
make sure
2:01:25
that the date is really out
there you
2:01:27
want the butter mode to have an
expiry
2:01:28
date that's at least two weeks
out maybe
2:01:30
longer if you can but the
buttermilk you
2:01:32
can get in Georgia and Florida
in
2:01:35
particular for buttermilk
aficionados
2:01:38
myself being one of them is
unbelievable
2:01:42
I'll be driving around in one
of those
2:01:44
two states and I'll just pull
2:01:45
over to a grocery store Publix
whatever
2:01:47
it isn't finding a good
buttermilk it's
2:01:48
got a good date on it it'll be
like a
2:01:50
half gallon a big giant thing
and I get
2:01:52
back in the cart and I will
down the
2:01:54
whole thing within a few miles
of more
2:01:56
driving Oh the bathroom shortly
2:01:59
thereafter buts besides the
point
2:02:00
the buttermilk is unbelievable
2:02:05
sorry no no there was an
interesting
2:02:09
part there is about going to the
2:02:13
bathroom my man the more you
know in the
2:02:19
morning thanks for the info
2:02:21
I never I think I've tasted
buttermilk
2:02:26
once as a kid was disgusted and
I don't
2:02:28
think I've ever had it since
yeah well
2:02:31
that's the place to have it
okay you
2:02:33
have to have the right attitude
you have
2:02:34
to know what they were just
continuing
2:02:36
with what you were saying you
don't need
2:02:37
to be a buttermilk guy brexit
I've
2:02:40
received quite a few sarcastic
scoffing
2:02:43
notes on email and other social
2:02:46
platforms that go something
like this
2:02:49
you guys said it would never
happen
2:02:51
breaks it do you of it how
about you huh
2:02:55
have you received any of that
kind of
2:02:58
similar type feedback no but I
see it on
2:03:02
Twitter yes
2:03:04
no I haven't doesn't matter of
fact that
2:03:05
you're the guy that gets these
sorts of
2:03:07
notes I will say this brexit
hasn't
2:03:09
happened well thank you and the
big
2:03:11
thing is that they sign the
deal so the
2:03:15
paperwork the signature has
been put in
2:03:18
but the rest of the paper is
blank and
2:03:20
they have to have this done by
the 23rd
2:03:22
of December here's the problem
that
2:03:25
we're seeing in the use the
euro lands
2:03:28
the United States of Europe so
they're
2:03:30
doing their budget for the next
year and
2:03:32
there's a hole in the budget
dear Liza
2:03:35
dear Liza so they're trying to
fill up
2:03:37
this hole and no one wants to
chip in
2:03:40
anymore especially because they
know
2:03:43
where the money's going and
this has led
2:03:45
to quite the what would the the
friction
2:03:50
in fact they came out of the EU
2:03:52
ministers the members of Parlin
2:03:55
Parliament came out of the
meeting No
2:03:57
budget the summit ended no
budget so as
2:04:00
predicted it looks like we're
heading
2:04:02
into another at least one round
of
2:04:05
budget talks is there any
movement that
2:04:09
we've seen in positions are
both sides
2:04:11
really digging in here I think
the only
2:04:14
positives that shows Michelle
could see
2:04:16
from this summit was that
everyone was
2:04:17
able to put on the table what
they
2:04:20
wanted to see all of her from
this
2:04:22
latest round of budget
negotiations but
2:04:24
my word how long have you got
in terms
2:04:26
of the list of demands and the
gap the
2:04:29
chasm being quite so big
between the
2:04:31
different sides and office for
Emmanuel
2:04:33
macron the French president it
was the
2:04:36
Common Agricultural Policy he
was not
2:04:38
happy with potential cuts to
that for
2:04:40
angler Merkel it was not a
strong enough
2:04:43
clause on rule of law issues
particular
2:04:45
involving countries like Poland
and
2:04:47
Hungary therefore those frugal
four
2:04:49
countries and the budget was
simply
2:04:51
going to be sorry the frugal
four is
2:04:53
Austria the Netherlands and
Sweden I
2:04:59
think Norway too high I'm sorry
2:05:04
then it wasn't Norway but this
for
2:05:06
including the Netherlands and
Austria
2:05:10
countries and the budget was
simply
2:05:12
going to be at too high and four
2:05:14
countries in the south and east
that
2:05:18
rely on EU funding to be
transferred
2:05:20
from those wealthier nations to
the
2:05:22
poorer ones and the cuts were
simply too
2:05:25
deep so essentially everyone it
could
2:05:28
find a complaint with the
proposal that
2:05:31
was on at the table are we any
closer to
2:05:34
a deal in many regards were not
but I
2:05:36
think shows Michele does have a
point in
2:05:38
that everyone understands their
2:05:40
positions a little bit better
and also I
2:05:43
think you know what what may
have
2:05:45
scuppered this deal also in the
end is
2:05:47
the fact that for probably the
first
2:05:49
time EU leaders are having to
seriously
2:05:51
contemplate at the views of MEP
s
2:05:53
ultimately they have got to say
in this
2:05:55
process
2:05:56
they're pretty religions in this
2:05:58
Parliament it's a pretty
fractured
2:06:00
Parliament and it's clear that
there was
2:06:02
a real possibility if they
2:06:04
get a good compromise deal that
any peas
2:06:06
in the ends would simply be -
it sounds
2:06:09
to me like the UK was paying
more than
2:06:11
that we really really really
knew I
2:06:14
would say more than their fair
share
2:06:17
sounds like it yeah so that was
out lay
2:06:21
with no not no incoming exactly
2:06:24
now you said they all at the
beginning
2:06:29
of that this thing you said
they knew
2:06:30
where it was going and you
never what
2:06:32
are you talking about what do
you mean
2:06:34
the newer was going you said at
the very
2:06:36
beginning you said they there
can't they
2:06:39
can't come to a they can't get
anyone to
2:06:42
chip in more cuz they know
where it's oh
2:06:44
where it's upset where the
money is
2:06:45
going you heard that in the
middle of
2:06:47
the clip that the the rich
north are
2:06:49
pissed off that they're gonna
send money
2:06:51
to those poor schlubs down
south I see
2:06:54
you Greece I see who Italy I
see you
2:06:58
Spain that's what they're all
pissed off
2:07:00
at because that's what Britain
was good
2:07:02
for UK was good hey have them
send the
2:07:03
money over there they vacation
in those
2:07:05
countries anyway that's of what
I can
2:07:07
imagine that's what they're
pissed off
2:07:10
about now what now we have to
send the
2:07:12
money to those lowlifes
2:07:13
let's scupper the deal discover
this is
2:07:18
not this is now what I'd call
one happy
2:07:21
family no at all and then
somehow and
2:07:24
this is what I found
interesting in the
2:07:25
report somehow that the members
of
2:07:27
European Parliament have some
some power
2:07:30
in this but I don't think so I
think
2:07:32
don't they just have to approve
or not
2:07:34
approve and eventually it goes
to
2:07:35
Starfleet Command and they use
the word
2:07:38
veto yeah but yeah they can use
the red
2:07:43
card I think they have a red
card veto
2:07:46
and then they can then it has
to go back
2:07:48
to the to the Commission who do
it in
2:07:51
secret it's very vague what
where they
2:07:55
go from here but but I see this
as part
2:07:59
of the brexit problem
2:08:02
they need to soak up some some
stuff
2:08:06
from from the UK on this exit
deal and
2:08:08
it's gonna be a big-ass bill I
think
2:08:10
which was the thing the thing
is it's
2:08:13
apparent if you did from this
clip that
2:08:17
the UK has has more money than
brains
2:08:22
and they were like paying for a
lot of
2:08:25
stuff that the EU was soaking
in for and
2:08:28
they were doing it stupidly and
now that
2:08:31
they pulled out it's become
apparent
2:08:32
what the problem was they were
a bunch
2:08:34
of dumb dummies touring money
at the at
2:08:38
the EU of as part of their well
we're
2:08:40
all part of the same team
2:08:41
maybe the Brits the Brits were
doing
2:08:43
yeah the bridge yeah you said
you said
2:08:44
the EU but you meant the bridge
yeah of
2:08:45
course why they said they said
they're
2:08:47
throwing money at the EU yeah
or giving
2:08:50
money to the EU that they
shouldn't be
2:08:52
because they were there just
being
2:08:54
soaked problem is they still
have a
2:08:57
deadline the the actual brexit
deadline
2:08:59
is December 23rd 23rd 2020 no
brexit
2:09:08
sorry this crash it will crash
my hose
2:09:11
deal brakes crash crash out
crash out
2:09:13
you won't do it they don't even
get the
2:09:15
guts to do it they've lost
their way
2:09:16
they've lost their way weld
something
2:09:19
you were bitching about this
when you
2:09:21
were living over there
2:09:22
I was yeah you were talking
about how
2:09:24
you did Brits are just a bunch
of drunks
2:09:26
and they they lost their way I
don't
2:09:31
know if I characterized it
exactly like
2:09:33
that but that's my summary what
I saw in
2:09:36
society having lived there for
five
2:09:38
years I saw no family unit very
poor
2:09:41
very poor family unit where
kids would
2:09:44
always stay over at other
people's
2:09:46
houses and wherever it was
basically
2:09:48
warmer had great good food and
the rest
2:09:52
of the time they did spend
drunk a lot
2:09:55
of it and that that's part of
its
2:09:57
culture but now from Holland
saying this
2:10:00
I know
2:10:01
oh no it's not to be compared
not it's
2:10:04
incomparable how am I in my
experience
2:10:08
and young young people to know
that my
2:10:10
daughter was Christina was 15
growing up
2:10:12
there so I saw a lot to say
2:10:15
my goodness no and so yeah well
what do
2:10:20
they really have going on for
this
2:10:21
there's nothing what does the UK
2:10:23
actually do that currently they
produce
2:10:24
enough say they have excess to
give to
2:10:26
the EU well that was the
banking stud
2:10:28
the banking part of the
business that's
2:10:30
all gone I'm sure some won't be
happy to
2:10:33
correct us and let us know
exactly let's
2:10:36
know where the money's coming
from yeah
2:10:37
exactly
2:10:38
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2:10:48
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2:10:53
some people to thank for money
Tony with
2:10:56
Adam hey Adam oh this is the
Adam in
2:10:58
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he's got a
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2:11:10
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he got
2:11:11
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2:11:16
barosky and he does have a know
he'll
2:11:19
oblige to read his notes and
this is
2:11:20
actually a good one
2:11:22
he is the Sir Donald the fire
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2:11:41
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2:11:44
should be helpful for many
people I'm a
2:11:46
baby boomer so I grew up without
2:11:48
connection anxiety I'm sorry
just as a
2:11:53
note yes last night at the
wedding it
2:11:55
was quite interesting I went
you know I
2:11:57
had a suit on
2:11:58
no phone didn't have the flip
phone or
2:12:00
anything the amount of people
who were
2:12:03
at the tables and I understand
taking
2:12:05
your phone for pictures but
just on
2:12:07
their phones and just doing
stuff it was
2:12:09
like wow you know it's a party
it's a
2:12:11
potty know they're on their
phones it's
2:12:17
bad yes it's rude I used to be
2:12:18
considered rude I think it
still is no
2:12:21
but no baby there's so many
people do
2:12:23
this like a video the majority
that was
2:12:25
the bride and groom
2:12:26
come on let's get it that's
probably
2:12:32
what getting move along anyway
I am a
2:12:34
baby boomer so I grew up
without in
2:12:36
connection anxiety I do take my
cell
2:12:38
phone along when I am out and
about but
2:12:41
I leave it off unless I'm
expecting a
2:12:44
call or have a sudden need to
make a
2:12:46
call
2:12:47
so my flip phone is turned off
95% of
2:12:51
the time even better yeah sir
Donald
2:12:53
that's always has to say just
wanted to
2:12:54
make that clear
2:12:55
thank you very much dad I'm
pretty much
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the same way yep phone I got a
nice blue
2:13:01
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up to a
2:13:03
meet up and people are like hey
and they
2:13:05
flip open their phones in front
of you
2:13:07
hey brother it's like it's like
a club
2:13:12
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associate executive producers I
did want
2:15:22
to mention a disturbing trend
that I'm
2:15:23
going to stop right now I'm
going to
2:15:26
stop the emergency karma it's
starting
2:15:29
to become I I would say abused
which
2:15:35
people have heard it now and
we've done
2:15:36
it for of course you know with
like a
2:15:38
knight who has something
horrible
2:15:39
happening but this idea of
emergency
2:15:42
karma like people just throw it
in well
2:15:44
my buddy's sick that okay I'm
sorry but
2:15:47
also then and it has to be
anonymous no
2:15:49
that's not how it works at
least I don't
2:15:52
think that's how it works and I
think
2:15:54
that we should put the kibosh on
2:15:56
emergency karma that people I
meant
2:15:59
there's like four requests a
show now we
2:16:01
can't do that can we I'm asking
you
2:16:05
jumble them together and one
big giant
2:16:07
calm at the end all right
here's one big
2:16:09
anonymous giant health karma
you've got
2:16:13
karma I do have a request from
sir
2:16:19
atomic rod now atomic rod has
this
2:16:23
specific request in fact it is
a gig
2:16:25
he's offering a gig he's doing
a revamp
2:16:29
of atomic insights you can find
that's
2:16:32
his blog to highlight some of
the
2:16:34
article series they've
published and he
2:16:37
says can you ask if there are
any no
2:16:38
agenda artists who would be
interested
2:16:40
in creating a smoking gun image
that we
2:16:43
can use freely to draw
attention to the
2:16:45
posts that describe the
relationship
2:16:48
between competitors and actions
to
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rings and we have a short
meetup report
2:20:04
from Magnolia Texas local six
six seven
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Adam John this is Texas Joe
coming to
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you from the Magnolia Texas
meet up at
2:20:15
Lone Pine brewery it's
currently like 44
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43 degrees and we're freezing
our asses
2:20:26
off but we're drinking good
beer and
2:20:27
eating good food and I'm here
with my
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podcast Meetup guys guys say hi
in the
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morning this is Rob in the
morning this
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brunch I'm a douchebag but I'm
fixing
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that tonight this is Tom from
Texas and
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hey mom I'm on a podcast
alright guys we
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got a surprise for y'all
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one two three hey mom look no
hands I
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want a podcast thanks guys
2:20:54
here's the list of meetups that
you can
2:20:56
see there's actually one today
at which
2:20:58
is in San Francisco at 3:33
p.m. this is
2:21:02
just before the big RSA security
2:21:04
conference the meetup will
start around
2:21:06
333 at chesties bar J City has
been
2:21:10
invited but who knows this is
organized
2:21:12
by the Baron of Silicon Valley
I will
2:21:14
not put you under pressure
there and by
2:21:16
the way this is at the Marines
Memorial
2:21:19
which is a marine hangout as a
route and
2:21:23
it's open to the public now
it's a very
2:21:24
cool bar and venue very cool
2:21:28
okay so but we don't know if
you'll be
2:21:30
there for sure there will be a
head
2:21:32
carat oh my can't make it they
got a big
2:21:35
dinner tonight I know you yeah
you got
2:21:37
to clean up the studio is a
tough one
2:21:39
for me it well of course show
days are
2:21:41
very time to try to do next
Friday's
2:21:43
drakes thing it in Oakland oh
good well
2:21:45
let me tell you what's coming
up before
2:21:46
then Monday yeah I'll be
tomorrow it's a
2:21:49
London UK that's at the
Victorian near
2:21:51
Paddington Station that is the
I guess
2:21:54
that's the monthly one six
o'clock also
2:21:56
Wednesday next oh when
2:21:58
they know it or this coming
Wednesday no
2:22:00
agenda stylee musical marijuana
comité
2:22:03
up for the masses that'll be it
2:22:05
vang in Vancouver British
Columbia
2:22:07
twelve kings pub Adam Bowen
organizing
2:22:09
for you also whens the Nuremberg
2:22:11
embedded world meetup that is
at what's
2:22:14
Dortch land meet it closer
Lawrence D B
2:22:18
is going to be your host for
that on
2:22:21
Friday the Bay Area troll moot
and that
2:22:25
is indeed an Oakland Drake's
dealership
2:22:27
Jennifer and Shawn organizing
what is
2:22:30
Drake's is that a car
dealership or a
2:22:32
weed dealership what is it it's
a big
2:22:35
bar used to be a car dealership
that's
2:22:38
been converted into a big open
open-air
2:22:41
bar oh nice it's a nice place
accept the
2:22:45
ownership of that place are a
bunch of
2:22:46
dicks make sure you let them
know when
2:22:51
you go to the meetup hey you're
the
2:22:53
owner you're a dick then for
some reason
2:22:57
no an obvious reason the 29th of
2:23:00
February that is a once in
every four
2:23:02
year occurrence it is a leap
year we
2:23:04
have meetup scheduled in
Montreal Canada
2:23:07
Oklahoma City Oklahoma Kansas
City
2:23:09
Missouri Lakes County Minnesota
nuts
2:23:12
South Orange County California
Zurich
2:23:14
Switzerland Chicago Illinois
and Busan
2:23:17
Korea please go to no agenda
meetups
2:23:20
dot-com and on Thursday show we
will
2:23:23
give you more info on those
specific
2:23:26
meetups it's it's quite a
bonanza and if
2:23:30
you want to know more about any
of the
2:23:33
meetups you've heard heard
about today
2:23:35
go to no agenda meetups comm if
there's
2:23:37
nothing near you it's very
simple all
2:23:39
you got to do is start one
because it's
2:23:41
great it's like a party
2:23:42
sometimes you wanna go hang up
with all
2:23:46
the nights and days you do
2:23:51
me check it out hello everybody
2:23:58
[Music]
2:24:00
it's like a party
2:24:03
I wanted to catch up on one
just kind of
2:24:05
a fun thing that that we talked
about a
2:24:08
long time ago I don't want to
give it
2:24:12
away cuz I've played the clips
not too
2:24:14
long you may have heard about
this I
2:24:17
think she was a reporter for
Forbes
2:24:19
magazine and she went to a
trump rally
2:24:23
and she was a super Trump hater
and it
2:24:27
convinced her that she probably
had been
2:24:29
living in some kind of filter
bubble is
2:24:33
how she described it and all
eventually
2:24:36
and all of a sudden she's like
holy crap
2:24:38
this is all wrong and she's a
complete
2:24:41
social justice warrior I don't
think
2:24:43
she's voting for Trump but she
wrote
2:24:46
about this and wrote about it
in Forbes
2:24:48
and it struck a chord for a
number of
2:24:51
reasons which I'm not gonna
give away
2:24:53
but we talked about her very
specific
2:24:56
instance probably a year ago or
maybe
2:24:59
longer as she explained here to
Glenn
2:25:03
Beck on his radio show oh yeah
2:25:05
absolutely I definitely went
through a
2:25:07
phase probably for about a year
and a
2:25:09
half where I really thought
that you
2:25:10
know anyone who supported
President
2:25:12
Trump was at best to supporting
racism
2:25:14
and it worked downright racist
2:25:16
themselves yes and where did
that come
2:25:19
from
2:25:19
I was watching a lot of MSNBC
and then
2:25:27
why did you become
uncomfortable well do
2:25:34
you remember this do you
remember the
2:25:35
Knitting community story no oh
my
2:25:38
goodness yeah it was something
that the
2:25:40
keeper found it was like this
to hold
2:25:42
the Knitting community was
blowing up
2:25:44
because they're well she'll
explain what
2:25:46
was happening but we talked
about it a
2:25:48
year and a half I'm a knitter
and in the
2:25:50
Knitting community and I know
this
2:25:52
sounds bizarre but it is a hyper
2:25:54
political community at the
moment where
2:25:57
they have these kind of roving
gangs of
2:25:59
social justice warriors just
attacking
2:26:01
people and mobbing them
indiscriminately
2:26:03
knitters and roving gangs of
social
2:26:08
something just doesn't fit here
2:26:10
it's not what I expect well
listen I
2:26:12
understand the feeling because
I didn't
2:26:14
expect
2:26:15
but I started seeing this
happen just
2:26:18
over and over and over again
and at some
2:26:20
point I started speaking up
within the
2:26:21
Knitting community and saying
guys this
2:26:23
is wrong we shouldn't be doing
this and
2:26:25
then they came after me and at
that
2:26:27
point and I didn't get it as
badly as a
2:26:29
lot of people did but at some
point I
2:26:31
just said I cannot align myself
with
2:26:33
these people politically it's
just it's
2:26:35
wrong what they're doing you
don't
2:26:37
remember that we had a good
life over
2:26:39
some of the trolls remember the
Knitting
2:26:42
identity and then something
from one of
2:26:45
your clips from the last Isis
woman you
2:26:48
never identified her Oh her
name is I'm
2:26:51
sorry I have it in the clip her
name is
2:26:57
Carlin borisenko be o ry s en
Co Sen ko
2:27:03
borisenko there was something I
was
2:27:06
listening to the last show I
always
2:27:08
listened to the show again just
mainly
2:27:10
because a lot of stuff that you
say and
2:27:13
sometimes even clips you play
I'll miss
2:27:15
because I'm doing other things
in the
2:27:16
production and I want to make
sure I
2:27:18
heard it and there was
something in your
2:27:20
clip from the last debate that
I just
2:27:23
wanted to stop and say what the
hell is
2:27:25
going on with NBC and in
particular
2:27:29
their Telemundo partnership
because the
2:27:33
question that was asked of Joe
Biden and
2:27:35
this was from your clip where
Biden was
2:27:37
you know going nuts trying to
explain
2:27:39
stuff really I thought it to be
an
2:27:42
incredibly nutty question
listen the
2:27:46
last point of my time you're
gonna run
2:27:48
out here's the last point I
want to make
2:27:49
to you I'm gonna invite all the
members
2:27:55
of the Paris Accord to
Washington DC
2:27:58
they make up 85% of the problem
they
2:28:02
know me I'm used to dealing with
2:28:03
international relations I will
get
2:28:10
with this companies that are
responsible
2:28:13
for the destruction of our
planet she is
2:28:17
actually saying what are you
going to do
2:28:19
to the companies that are
responsible
2:28:21
for the destruction of our
planet yeah
2:28:25
this is this is crazy this
planet is not
2:28:29
good this is what she said the
planet
2:28:31
has not been destroyed I mean
how else
2:28:36
can you interpret this oh
they're going
2:28:38
to destroy it now no no no this
is this
2:28:41
is unhinged behavior I don't
think that
2:28:43
belongs in the debate tonight I
think
2:28:46
that tell him what is her name
2:28:47
it was just anti captain no as
part of
2:28:49
the major major anti capitalist
and
2:28:53
she's an anti capitalist she's a
2:28:55
socialist no this is part of the
2:28:57
argument that capitalism ZnO go
good and
2:29:01
these corporations aren't doing
anybody
2:29:02
any favors meanwhile let's take
a break
2:29:05
here on MSNBC and get some
capitalist
2:29:08
cash please yes before we go on
is just
2:29:15
one of our guys you got it too
from
2:29:17
Anthony the bad wolf he's it
one of the
2:29:20
caucus guys in Marino yes
Nevada caucus
2:29:23
got real diamond no agenda
listener
2:29:25
lives in Reno recently
participating my
2:29:27
local precincts caucus I
listened to the
2:29:29
Thursday show with the report
about to
2:29:31
use the Google Forms and wanted
to
2:29:33
provide some additional
information the
2:29:34
Google Form was a copy of the
hard copy
2:29:37
poster that was used to count
votes and
2:29:39
do the math for the delegates
the form
2:29:41
assisted the party officials
with
2:29:43
double-checking their math he
was more a
2:29:45
calculator than anything else
okay so
2:29:46
there's that it was an
interesting
2:29:48
experience everyone voted for
their
2:29:50
candidate in the first and
second early
2:29:52
votes were added in and they
were
2:29:53
provided via the app forum at
the end of
2:29:55
the second round of votes all
through
2:29:57
the candidates who do not get
enough
2:29:58
votes were eliminated it came
out even
2:30:00
for Amy Pete and Bernie and
Warren with
2:30:04
each splitting the amount of
Delegates
2:30:06
evenly so we that wasn't kind
of told to
2:30:10
us no I was elected to be one
of the
2:30:12
delegates to go to the County
Convention
2:30:13
and I will follow up with
another report
2:30:16
one additional thing I did
notice is
2:30:17
that
2:30:18
what I would call Bernie gals
that went
2:30:22
around to each of the hardcopy
posters
2:30:24
for each precinct and we're
reporting
2:30:26
the numbers this is what
Bernie's been
2:30:27
doing he's been double J's has
his
2:30:30
people double-checking the
mission is
2:30:33
not getting screwed over
because he
2:30:34
expects to be yes it's just
that that
2:30:38
was nice little twist foots on
the
2:30:40
ground report well there's
something
2:30:41
else you know they finally got
the they
2:30:43
haven't really touted it widely
but the
2:30:47
Iowa caucus results are now
100% in and
2:30:50
complete and I'd like to share
them with
2:30:53
you
2:30:54
Amy Klobuchar has one delegate
Joe Biden
2:30:57
has six Elizabeth Warren has
eight then
2:30:59
we have Bernie Sanders with 12
delegates
2:31:02
and Pete Buddha judge with 13
delegates
2:31:05
but here's what's interesting
the final
2:31:08
count is in Bernie Sanders has
563 votes
2:31:14
26.2 percent of the vote equals
12
2:31:17
delegates pete has 563 votes
2:31:22
26.2 percent of the votes
exactly the
2:31:26
same yet he has 13 delegates
explain
2:31:31
that to me
2:31:33
same way you explained the fact
that
2:31:35
Trump won the election by not
getting
2:31:37
California and New York which
have most
2:31:39
of the delegates in the
electoral
2:31:41
college Trump got lost the
popular vote
2:31:43
and this is the same thing they
the
2:31:45
delegates from each area in
Iowa aren't
2:31:47
equal so if you win one little
area you
2:31:50
might get an extra delegate oh
so the
2:31:53
area actually has extra
delegates
2:31:55
interesting or something like
that is
2:31:57
not even it's not like
perfectly even
2:31:59
one man one vote it's not a one
man one
2:32:01
vote got it got it got it so
that's how
2:32:04
he stole it stole the delegate
a claim
2:32:07
yeah I think he pinched one
Pete penis
2:32:11
Robby did Pete pinch the
delegate it's
2:32:13
obvious yeah yeah Pete the
pincher is
2:32:17
what he does do you have an end
of show
2:32:19
I so I so for consideration if
you have
2:32:23
Trump speech brilliant minds
think alike
2:32:25
yes what do you have
2:32:26
nuts they've got nuts it's fuck
that's
2:32:31
good I don't have any any ice
oh it's
2:32:33
got nuts that's good for me
2:32:35
they've gone nuts yes exactly I
have a
2:32:41
Weinstein rape update oh well
there's
2:32:44
nothing like a Weinstein rape
update on
2:32:46
a Sunday what ok I'll be
watching Court
2:32:50
TV this week because it seems
to be a
2:32:52
deadlock I have two different
reports I
2:32:53
got one from PBS and one from
CBS n I
2:32:58
think the PBS one's more
concise let's
2:33:00
play that for the jury and the
Harvey
2:33:02
Weinstein new york rape trial is
2:33:04
deadlocked on two of the most
serious
2:33:07
counts of predatory assault
they carry a
2:33:10
maximum sentence of life in
prison
2:33:12
well the jurors have reached a
unanimous
2:33:14
verdict on the other three
charges but
2:33:17
those verdicts have not been
made public
2:33:19
yet the judge ordered the
jurors to
2:33:21
resume deliberations on Monday
to try to
2:33:23
reach a unanimous verdict on
all the
2:33:26
charges so for people who don't
2:33:29
understand our justice system
which is
2:33:31
probably most Americans what
exactly
2:33:33
this work you have you have
four counts
2:33:38
but only they only agree on or
they
2:33:40
agree on three but not agree on
all
2:33:42
counts and otherwise it's a
it's a hung
2:33:44
jury or what is the typical
procedure
2:33:48
well they're supposed to agree
they're
2:33:51
supposed to they got different
counts
2:33:52
why do you agree on count one
guilty or
2:33:55
not guilty ADI Granth they the
judge
2:33:57
doesn't want them being hung on
it one
2:34:00
or two of the counts and then
be secured
2:34:02
and the other one's okay so if
you're
2:34:06
gonna I think the process is
supposed to
2:34:08
be that if you have five counts
you have
2:34:11
to decide guilty or not guilty
on all
2:34:13
five counts you can't just have
a hung
2:34:16
jury on one of them because
then it
2:34:18
really puts everything in doubt
so they
2:34:21
have to either say not guilty
on those
2:34:22
ones that they're hung on or it
depends
2:34:25
so they'll get out of it because
2:34:26
typically if they're agreeing
already on
2:34:28
to it two out of the three
nobody went
2:34:31
and the other there's two more
that
2:34:33
they're hung on they'll come to
the
2:34:35
grips on that because they
don't want to
2:34:36
be in this jury room forever
right so
2:34:39
this should be finalized by
2:34:40
next week that's my guess so
the deal is
2:34:42
you have to have at least a
decision on
2:34:45
all of the counts it can't be
you have
2:34:46
to have a decision all of them
if you
2:34:48
don't have it on one ball you
can be
2:34:49
hung on all them generally
speaking you
2:34:51
only get you you could have a
hung jury
2:34:53
said we don't know we're not
gonna do
2:34:55
we're hung we can't do it I
just one
2:34:57
guy's foot knowing everything
forget it
2:34:58
it's such a bad term hung jury
if you're
2:35:05
a guy Wow
2:35:08
I hadn't even thought of it
that way
2:35:11
since we have a little time why
don't we
2:35:13
listen to the CBS end version
of the
2:35:15
reports a Harvey Weinstein rape
trial
2:35:17
are apparently deadlocked on
the most
2:35:19
serious charges against the once
2:35:20
powerful Hollywood producer and
a note
2:35:23
written to the judge on Friday
jurors
2:35:25
asked if they could be hung on
two
2:35:27
counts while reaching a
unanimous
2:35:29
verdict on the other charges
Michael
2:35:32
George is here with the latest
Mike
2:35:33
what's going on good morning
though
2:35:35
jurors could not decide on the
two
2:35:37
predatory sexual assault charges
2:35:39
it appeared Friday that the
seven men
2:35:40
and five women agreed with the
other
2:35:42
charges of first degree rape
third
2:35:44
degree rape and criminal sex
act right
2:35:48
criminal sex act so what are
they hung
2:35:51
on on which one didn't get hung
on the
2:35:53
big mat the big the big to
where it's
2:35:56
like some sort of a he said it
was some
2:35:59
sort of like planned rape look
Spears
2:36:04
that was just the worst
possible kind of
2:36:06
rapist that plan Drayton good
morning
2:36:09
though jurors could not decide
on the
2:36:10
two predatory sexual assault
charges
2:36:12
it appeared for editorial it
agreed with
2:36:15
the other charges of first
degree rape
2:36:17
third degree rape and criminal
sex act
2:36:20
none of that sounds good for
Harvey I
2:36:23
think that they're giving him a
not
2:36:24
guilty on on a couple of them
or they
2:36:27
wouldn't cuz everyone's not
here's what
2:36:29
I'm thinking from the I've been
watching
2:36:32
too much Court TV yeah their
analysis
2:36:34
which is dynamite by the way as
on most
2:36:38
areas as usually on one of your
little
2:36:40
sub channels on one of the
network's the
2:36:43
way I'm saying it they found
him not
2:36:45
guilty
2:36:46
yeah on these other charges
because
2:36:49
trying to do something if the
massive
2:36:50
worst-case scenario charge is
guilty
2:36:53
then who gives a shit what they
give him
2:36:55
on these other ones their
mother abused
2:36:56
to be guilty for that too cuz
it's all
2:36:58
minor so they had to have found
him not
2:37:00
guilty for the for the big boys
and now
2:37:04
they're you know say well maybe
you
2:37:05
should be guilty of this and
maybe
2:37:06
should be guilty of that I
think they're
2:37:08
going they're tending to not
guilty oh
2:37:10
well we've always thought that
he would
2:37:12
walk not that we feel it's
right but
2:37:15
yeah I think too much of two
men too
2:37:17
much power go down once one of
the I
2:37:20
think they might find him
guilty on one
2:37:22
of the minor charges and that's
gonna be
2:37:23
about it hmm
2:37:25
so otherwise they wouldn't have
this
2:37:26
situation there's no reason to
believe
2:37:28
this situation would exist if
they're
2:37:30
finding him guilty on the big
charges
2:37:32
yeah unbelievable
2:37:36
guys such a douche sleaze he's
got two
2:37:39
more trials to go he's got to
go to
2:37:41
London he's got to go to LA my
goodness
2:37:46
it's fun not guilty so he can
go to
2:37:48
these other trials it'll be
more even if
2:37:51
he's guilty can't they just
just to
2:37:53
parade them out anyway and just
just
2:37:55
have fun and just make him go
to those
2:37:56
two bad mm last clip for me
it's just
2:38:02
something I picked up this
morning and
2:38:04
one of our big beefs with the
FBI and
2:38:07
what we cache really called the
six week
2:38:10
cycle is where the FBI goes out
and you
2:38:14
know they they find somebody
who's Mia
2:38:16
said something weird on a
social network
2:38:19
on 4chan or stop me Oh
someone's today
2:38:22
this guy's acting weird and
then they
2:38:24
immediately go into undercover
mode and
2:38:26
they say hey man you like
terrorism you
2:38:28
like blowing shit up a man you
hate you
2:38:30
hate people you hate this dude
we're
2:38:32
gonna blow some stuff up and
they
2:38:33
radicalize him essentially and
then the
2:38:36
minute he's ready to go then
they give
2:38:38
him the phony bomb button to
press and
2:38:40
they arrest him and make a big
deal out
2:38:41
of it and that happens you know
2:38:43
approximately or it has happened
2:38:44
approximately every six weeks
so they
2:38:46
can continue to be relevant and
get
2:38:48
their budgets for
anti-terrorism and
2:38:51
this procedure we've been
complaining
2:38:55
about for for years and years
because
2:38:57
you can just read how they do
it they'll
2:38:59
write it in
2:39:00
they're in their reports the
special
2:39:01
agents but now Katy tur her who
was with
2:39:07
the fine NBC organization MSNBC
in this
2:39:10
case she knows all about it
2:39:13
but she wants to take it one
step
2:39:14
further you know when you when
you when
2:39:16
you're looking at Isis are you
looking
2:39:18
at radical Islam Islamic
terrorism I
2:39:20
covered a number of stories
where the
2:39:23
FBI would track young kids and
our young
2:39:26
men and they would talk to them
online
2:39:28
and say you know here's how you
build a
2:39:30
bomb or here's where you get
your
2:39:31
bomb-making materials and they
track
2:39:33
that person as that person
radicalized
2:39:36
and then arrested them before
they could
2:39:38
do anything bad why is the same
not
2:39:40
being done for for white
extremists or
2:39:43
or is the same being done we
just don't
2:39:45
know about it no it's time it's
time to
2:39:48
seriously ask that question and
to
2:39:50
wrestle with it because
politics does
2:39:51
enter in and as you said as
soon as you
2:39:53
mention even the need for a
domestic
2:39:55
terrorism statute right that
addresses
2:39:58
this you'll hear people start
screaming
2:39:59
this is the thought police
you're trying
2:40:01
to suppress thought my answer
to that is
2:40:04
we don't this is not about fun
this is
2:40:06
about verbalizing an intention
to commit
2:40:09
violence that's what we're
talking about
2:40:11
and when you have that going on
in
2:40:13
droves online it's time to hit
head on
2:40:17
and do it in partnership
between law
2:40:19
enforcement and providers this
is very
2:40:23
troubling I would think so in
the fact
2:40:27
that Katy tur oh it is such a
dingbat
2:40:31
that she would think this is
okay and if
2:40:35
I could encourage in another
dress hey
2:40:37
you know those people over
there that
2:40:38
old woman yes you can see that
she's
2:40:40
been wanting to jaywalk lets us
help her
2:40:43
kids tuck-ins encourage it by
jaywalking
2:40:45
with her that's nice she can get
2:40:47
arrested for jaywalking that's
not
2:40:49
because she wants to jaywalk so
let's
2:40:51
let's see if we can get her to
jaywalk
2:40:53
it's really different it's numb
it's not
2:40:56
different at all it's so
disturbing
2:41:01
yeah it's full-on entrapment it
says
2:41:04
like you're taking some bulls I
mean
2:41:07
just because somebody sits
around and
2:41:09
talks about blow up the place
oh you
2:41:12
would you would you and then you
2:41:13
room them and you sure them
it's okay to
2:41:16
want to blow up the place and
then then
2:41:18
you take them further down the
line and
2:41:20
you get up the gear and you
find some
2:41:21
other guys who say they want to
blow up
2:41:23
the place two or all one big
club this
2:41:25
guy's a loner anyway now he's
got some
2:41:26
friends yeah this is pathetic
and I
2:41:30
bring this up specifically for
our
2:41:32
trolls be careful who's in the
troll
2:41:35
room and what you guys say it's
not up
2:41:39
to me but you know this they're
talking
2:41:42
specifically about doing this
on social
2:41:45
media so you will have
infiltrators
2:41:47
doing this on social media and
anywhere
2:41:50
else they can't and they'll be
from the
2:41:51
FBI and they're there to entrap
you good
2:41:54
paying FBI gig for a nerd who's
always
2:41:57
kind of wanted to be a cop yeah
I work
2:41:59
for the FBI what do you do I've
online
2:42:01
all day and Facebook have a job
is that
2:42:04
yeah man I got a big four i I
have four
2:42:07
news clips I'm gonna get out of
the way
2:42:09
something keep people up yep
good let's
2:42:13
go at the coronavirus update
okay PBS
2:42:16
yeah PBS the World Health
Organization
2:42:19
warned today that the window of
2:42:21
opportunity to contain the
International
2:42:24
spread of the corona virus is
closing
2:42:26
South Korea has become the
latest front
2:42:29
in the outbreak the country
declared a
2:42:31
health emergency as cases they
are
2:42:33
quadrupled to more than 200
infections
2:42:36
over the past two days
officials closed
2:42:39
schools and banned mass mass
gatherings
2:42:42
including services at a church
that most
2:42:45
of the sick attended quit no
one has
2:42:48
entered the church since
Tuesday we did
2:42:51
disinfection work twice on
Tuesday and
2:42:53
Wednesday right now all the
disinfection
2:42:55
work is complete and no one is
entering
2:42:58
the church meanwhile in China
the number
2:43:01
of new infections fell for
another day
2:43:03
Chinese officials have recorded
over 75
2:43:06
thousand cases and more than
2,200
2:43:09
deaths so far at least 12 more
deaths
2:43:12
have been confirmed outside of
mainland
2:43:14
China one of our producers sent
me a
2:43:17
note and said you know we were
wondering
2:43:19
why Millennials seem to be a
little more
2:43:22
afraid than most groups of the
2:43:24
coronavirus in fact it's top of
mind
2:43:26
and he suggested various stuff
tick-tock
2:43:30
he says tick-tock is the worst
all you
2:43:33
get are they just video after
video
2:43:35
these are short like bam bam
bam in your
2:43:38
face he see doors being welded
shut
2:43:40
people vomiting blood you know
stuff
2:43:43
that may be from a completely
up from a
2:43:44
movie who knows but it's all
pump up a
2:43:47
bomb in your face and he says
that is
2:43:48
that's what it's tick-tock he
says
2:43:51
tick-tock is the main time I'm
in I'm in
2:43:53
on it too I think that's very
possible
2:43:55
I'm in it makes sense has tick
tock
2:43:57
thing right people sit there
and watch
2:43:59
that for hours supposedly they
do go to
2:44:05
France 24 to get these stories
coming
2:44:07
these ones at least this one
this is up
2:44:09
dead not being reported at all
we don't
2:44:11
know you didn't even know it
happened
2:44:12
there's an Iranian election
whoa yeah
2:44:16
with like thousands of
thousands of
2:44:18
candidates I think we have no
one pulled
2:44:22
it go on well they had
thousands and
2:44:24
then they didn't qualify or so
I've
2:44:26
heard a little bit about right
how much
2:44:27
of course we have no one who
has voted
2:44:30
in this election people telling
us we're
2:44:32
fine you know we knew the
results 10
2:44:34
days prior why would we go and
validate
2:44:36
them this is very much the
state of mind
2:44:38
this is what these people were
telling
2:44:39
me and they were also telling
me indeed
2:44:41
that they had been very
disappointed of
2:44:43
course with the previous
Parliament and
2:44:45
the results of that government
simply
2:44:47
because of course there have
been
2:44:48
sanctions that have been
slapped on by
2:44:50
the United States by the
international
2:44:52
community the pullout of course
of
2:44:54
Donald Trump from the GPC area
the
2:44:56
Iranian nuclear agreement that
have
2:44:59
impaired of course the
possibilities of
2:45:01
resolving the economic problems
of Iran
2:45:03
which are dire at the moment of
course
2:45:06
there is also another element
and that
2:45:08
is the fact that the Guardian
Council
2:45:10
has decided to ban the
candidature of
2:45:13
over 7,000 candidates in this
election
2:45:15
that's across the country but
also 90
2:45:18
outgoing MPs which have been
barred from
2:45:21
re-election and most of these
MPs are
2:45:24
from the river from the
reformist camp
2:45:26
and people were telling us well
you know
2:45:28
the stars of the party are not
even
2:45:30
allowed to compete so a lot of
people
2:45:33
show simply not to vote and I'm
not sure
2:45:35
exactly what is the election
for is it
2:45:38
for the Parliament it was for
the
2:45:40
in parliament yet Parliament
it's the
2:45:42
parliamentary election you
ought that
2:45:43
turnout was yeah I'd like to
know ten
2:45:47
percent so where we're headed
people
2:45:52
look look at it now we're on
our way to
2:45:55
that ten percent
2:45:57
brother yeah meanwhile here's
the
2:46:01
another france24 report on the
suit
2:46:03
another thing we don't get we
don't know
2:46:05
anything about despite the fact
that the
2:46:06
Civil War II welcomes with no
hundred
2:46:10
thousand Clooney doesn't Clooney
2:46:13
yeah well Clooney's not be
apparently
2:46:17
bailed but they had like four
hundred
2:46:20
thousand dead a million
refugees or more
2:46:22
the Sudan civil war over
reported by
2:46:24
France 24 South Sudan's
longtime rivals
2:46:27
have formed a unity government
rebel
2:46:30
leader Rica Shar has been sworn
in as
2:46:33
president salva cares vice
president
2:46:35
after two previous failures
observers
2:46:38
are hoping this time around the
2:46:40
Coalition will last but as
Naomi Lloyd
2:46:42
explains the two men have a
long and
2:46:45
bitter history sworn in as
South Sudan's
2:46:49
vice president former rebel
leader react
2:46:52
which are watched by President
Salva
2:46:54
Kiir in his trademark cowboy
hat the two
2:46:58
bitter foes in an embrace and
coalition
2:47:01
government together sealing the
2018
2:47:03
peace deal aimed at ending six
years of
2:47:06
civil war now you're actually
watching
2:47:09
France 24 when you get these
Clippers I
2:47:11
think right or you not yeah yeah
2:47:16
that's the problem is if you
can't get
2:47:18
and you can't get any of this
online I
2:47:20
mean they go to euronews you go
to it's
2:47:23
just it's all the same stuff
it's like
2:47:26
they're all copying what we're
doing and
2:47:28
it's you know it's all tromp
tromp very
2:47:30
hard to get this news in fact I
would
2:47:32
like to recommend that we do
some of
2:47:33
this spread it out a bit over
the show
2:47:36
and pop one of these in from
time to
2:47:37
time instead of at the end
evolution on
2:47:40
a roll it's pretty hard to do
is I like
2:47:42
to jump up to I know it's hard
it's hard
2:47:44
to jump into it from a topic
but it's
2:47:46
it's incredible I will be not
being told
2:47:48
or it's underreported now this
one
2:47:52
report which is nothing this
was the
2:47:54
it's a big secret but they're
over this
2:47:56
the French have decided to
police
2:47:58
themselves a little more by
bringing
2:47:59
cops on the street in some of
these
2:48:01
troublesome areas and I have to
say
2:48:04
you'll hear a little thing in
there
2:48:06
where the guy says show me your
papers
2:48:08
and what they're this is like a
big dis
2:48:10
story in France is all this is
a big
2:48:12
deal this is helping this is
help any of
2:48:13
you listen to this very
positive story
2:48:15
but when you watch it which you
can't
2:48:17
see when you watch it all
you're seeing
2:48:20
in parts of France now is stop
and frisk
2:48:24
stop police in France papers
please
2:48:31
the uniforms the same but these
police
2:48:33
officers have a very specific
beat they
2:48:37
only patrol the underprivileged
feve
2:48:38
neighborhood of lead and
northern France
2:48:41
what can we see your papers
please
2:48:44
random searches to enforcing
parking
2:48:47
rules the team is meant to be a
somewhat
2:48:48
permanent fixture in the
difficult
2:48:51
inner-city area they're the
first in a
2:48:53
larger effort to combat the
so-called
2:48:54
urban ghettos the lille team
was rolled
2:48:57
out in october and many shop
owners say
2:48:59
the atmosphere has already
changed the
2:49:02
pump you can work in your shop
with ease
2:49:04
none of the young people bother
you now
2:49:06
just look a little bit there
were groups
2:49:08
of youths hanging out now with
the
2:49:10
police I feel like it's been a
change
2:49:13
another disadvantage suburb
this one in
2:49:16
Strasbourg in eastern France it
has also
2:49:19
been given the same label of
having
2:49:21
delinquency problems namely with
2:49:24
identity politics and crime
here a
2:49:26
former intelligence officer has
taken on
2:49:28
the role of mediator within the
2:49:30
community we've managed to
clean up the
2:49:33
situation little by little the
dealers
2:49:36
that were working in this
entryway have
2:49:38
moved this massive depressive
over the
2:49:41
next two years some 60
neighbourhoods
2:49:44
are slated to get local police
forces
2:49:46
more nonprofits and social
services
2:49:49
attempts to keep the young
people of
2:49:51
France's toughest neighborhoods
away
2:49:53
from crime and involved in the
larger
2:49:56
community yeah go figure it
works oh boy
2:49:59
oh boy don't tell anybody
2:50:02
don't tell anybody over here
I'll tell
2:50:04
anybody
2:50:06
a good one I have one one more
for you
2:50:11
you can end on a high but all
right you
2:50:14
can top it well I think this is
2:50:18
interesting because I've got a
couple
2:50:23
but I just wanna it's not a
high but it
2:50:26
will be at least as interesting
and
2:50:28
something that I didn't know
what's
2:50:29
going on but you're the French
French
2:50:32
and the Yellow Jacket thing
2:50:33
yes the protests yes yellow
vests yes
2:50:37
well this has been going on in
Algeria
2:50:39
for a year now and nobody knows
about it
2:50:43
but here unless you listen to
2:50:45
international news play one
year of
2:50:47
Algerian protest has been going
on it's
2:50:49
wild this weekend marks one
year since
2:50:53
the start of Algeria's Hurok
protest
2:50:55
movement and Saturday thousands
gathered
2:50:58
in the capital to keep up their
calls
2:51:00
for a complete overhaul of the
nation's
2:51:02
political system as the crowd
started to
2:51:05
march toward the presidential
palace
2:51:07
riot police stepped in Julia
Seager
2:51:10
takes us to the scene one year
on
2:51:13
thousands of Algerians took to
the
2:51:15
streets again to demand deep
political
2:51:17
change chanting the same
slogans as a
2:51:20
year ago they tried to make
their way to
2:51:22
the presidential palace in
Algiers but
2:51:24
were dispersed by police with
water
2:51:26
cannons they say their
determination is
2:51:28
untouched
2:51:29
as their demands have not yet
been met
2:51:34
we are asking for the entire
ruling
2:51:36
class to step down what we were
asking
2:51:39
for on February 22nd still
stands today
2:51:45
the weekly protests now known
as the he
2:51:48
Rock movement started on
February 22nd
2:51:51
2019 that day thousands flooded
into the
2:51:54
streets to protest against the
then
2:51:56
president Abdelaziz Bouteflika
z' bid
2:51:58
for a fifth term following ten
months of
2:52:02
protests he was eventually
ousted and
2:52:04
replaced by the democratically
elected
2:52:06
abdul majid aboon wall numbers
dwindled
2:52:09
demonstrations continued and on
friday
2:52:12
the president tried to appeal to
2:52:14
protesters by stressing the
importance
2:52:16
of the movement for the
country's
2:52:18
democracy i want to
congratulate the
2:52:20
rock movement without going
into further
2:52:22
details i would like to say
that they
2:52:24
has helped protect the country
from a
2:52:26
total collapse another blood
you know
2:52:28
for certainly the US media
being a bunch
2:52:32
of globalist dicks they really
don't
2:52:35
tell you what's going on in the
globe no
2:52:38
not nothing this is a real
interesting
2:52:40
situation because they the
protests
2:52:42
began to get rid of this old
fart that
2:52:45
really needed to go and they
got rid of
2:52:47
him and then they had a
democratic
2:52:49
election and they brought this
new guy
2:52:52
in who got elected but that's
not good
2:52:54
enough
2:52:54
no because some of these
movements are
2:52:57
just a really communist
movements and
2:52:59
they don't care about the
democrat
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election or any of it they went
out you
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got the whole group of you out
chop
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their heads off
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and this is going on I think
this is I
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think part of the Bernie
phenomenon well
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host worldwide phenomenon
hopefully in
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the United States what we
wanted to get
2:53:16
this done we got it done now we
still
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bitch hopefully we'll get the
election
2:53:20
we deserve here in the United
States of
2:53:22
Gitmo nation be the socialist
against
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the capitalist that's what it
should be
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we'll see
2:53:27
that's what it should be no
futz in
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there yes coming up next on no
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[Music]
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I'm talking about dishwashers
I'm
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talking about dishwashers sinks
toilets
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[Music]
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sinks toilets and showers you
don't get
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it in water try going and
buying a new
2:54:51
faucet you turn it on no water
comes out
2:54:54
we won't talk about toilets but
how
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about the shower I have this
beautiful
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head of hair I need a lot of
you turn on
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the water drip drip drip
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[Music]
2:55:09
it's a very unpleasant
experience
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[Applause]
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situation where were looking
very slowly
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at sinks and showers other
elements of
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bathroom
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I'm talking about dishwashers
sinks
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toilets before washing toilets
10 times
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15
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[Music]
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[Music]
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you're fired
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[Music]
2:56:34
[Music]
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and that guy started to cry
some fun
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this is a lot of
2:56:45
[Music]
2:56:53
nobody else is going to do
China is here
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I don't even know what the hell
that
2:57:34
means
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[Music]
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mofo Dvorak
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