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he's anti-science adam curry
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John C. Dvorak 2020 this is your
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morning everybody hi Adam Curry
and
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from northern Silicon Valley
I'm looking
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at the weather and wondering
where's mr.
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Rogers I'm John C Dvorak don't
you prove
0:37
me but it's a beautiful day in
the
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neighborhood
0:41
for those for those of you who
don't
0:42
know what happened because you
listened
0:44
to the podcast we started over
but
0:46
that's you know we'd have we do
this
0:48
live stream in the morning but
we have
0:49
no agenda stream comm is 24
hours a day
0:52
seven days a week and about an
hour
0:55
before the show Darren O'Neill
typically
0:57
will jump in it'll do a whole
show get
0:59
everyone pumped up get everyone
ready
1:01
and of course I'm set up in the
studio
1:04
and I'm really I'm doing this
clip so
1:06
I'm prepping I'm not paying much
1:07
attention to everything and I'm
like
1:10
okay it's got about 20 more
minutes let
1:12
me see where Darren is in the
show and
1:14
like and I open up the stream
to listen
1:17
to it and it's dead like oh man
so I
1:21
think my volumes dead there on
our
1:23
stream well so I think my
volume is dead
1:25
so I you know I do one of these
where
1:27
you turn up the volume on the
on the
1:29
computer and I hear it coming
back I
1:31
hear I hear like an echo like
what's
1:33
going on
1:33
I'd captured the stream for
like an hour
1:36
and a half and people just
listening to
1:38
you know blings and blogs and
me mainly
1:42
silence it was very odd well
what so it
1:48
somehow when I when I set up
the the
1:50
stream I guess I clicked it on
or
1:51
something I don't know no I
don't know
1:53
you screwed it up of course I
screwed it
1:55
up oh that makes sense that's
why I
1:58
screwed up the opening and the
fog yes
2:01
as long as we can blame the guy
yeah I
2:03
know
2:03
that's fine by the way that
song the
2:05
burning down Milwaukee's really
a
2:07
dynamite tune oh yeah that's
gonna be a
2:09
end of show end of show a mix
fent
2:12
it's just a solo it's only so
long it's
2:14
very long sister full
production yes
2:17
well we don't mess around here
we've got
2:19
tons of producers with tons
thousands of
2:22
producers here on the no agenda
she'll
2:23
criticize their wait come on
yes I think
2:28
before we because so much has
happened
2:29
since Sunday before we get into
anything
2:33
we need to revisit the bogit of
Russia
2:37
is meddling to help Donald
Trump win
2:40
which is now off the radar
already
2:43
because of the debate and
coronavirus
2:46
etc but you really well stay no
but you
2:50
recall that we we played two
clips of
2:52
the breaking news the two
authors of the
2:55
New York Times piece Maggie
Haberman and
2:59
Habermann I think it's Hal
Berman
3:01
no it's Haberman anyway yeah I
think
3:05
it's Minh and Adam Goldman Oh
Maggie was
3:10
on CNN Goldman was on MSNBC and
like
3:13
just breathless and like oh my
god it's
3:15
happening
3:15
and he's trying to the Russians
are
3:17
trying to get in to win and I
think we
3:20
pretty much laughed at it I
said this
3:22
sounds like a bunch of bullcrap
and lo
3:24
and behold not one day later
none of
3:27
this is really cutting dry Alex
and it
3:29
is complicated and it is
nuanced what we
3:32
are hearing from three national
security
3:34
officials is that Kyra this by
the way
3:36
is CNN who of course were part
of the
3:38
problems and may have
overstated the
3:41
extent of it relates to Russian
3:45
interference she said that
Russia was
3:46
interfering in the 2020
election with
3:49
the goal of trying to help
president
3:50
Trump's re-election campaign
now those
3:52
three national security
officials tell
3:54
us that this is actually what
the
3:55
intelligence says on the one
hand that
3:57
Russia is indeed interfering in
the 2020
3:59
election and secondly that
Russia views
4:01
Trump as a leader that it can
work with
4:03
but the US doesn't yet have the
evidence
4:06
actually conclude that Russia is
4:08
interfering in the election
because of
4:11
the fact that they view Trump
as a
4:12
leader you can they can work
with
4:14
because they have a preference
for
4:16
President Trump now one
official said
4:18
that Pearson's characterization
of the
4:20
intelligence was misleading
another
4:22
official said that it lacked
nuance
4:24
we know Alex that after the 2016
4:26
election the US intelligence
community
4:27
definitively concluded that
Russia did
4:30
indeed interfere in the 2016
election in
4:32
order to help Trump get elected
but that
4:36
information we should note was
based in
4:38
particular on high-level
Kremlin source
4:41
that the United States actually
relied
4:42
on and the United States
doesn't have
4:44
that source there anymore that
source
4:46
was extracted and brought back
to the
4:48
United States and so now the
United
4:51
States doesn't have that
information as
4:53
if yet to conclude conclusively
that
4:55
Russia is interfering to help
the United
4:57
States it's not a stretch of
course but
4:59
to say that perhaps that is
ultimately
5:01
what Russia will be doing is
initiated
5:03
here in the 2020 rupture but as
of yet
5:05
the US intelligence community
has not
5:07
made that conclusion according
to those
5:08
three national security
officials who me
5:10
and my colleagues spoke with so
a lot of
5:12
words salad there instead of
just saying
5:14
oh I guess we shouldn't have
believed in
5:16
New York Times who were so
breathless to
5:18
let us know that this was a
fact and
5:20
this was true when this was
happening it
5:22
was breaking news broth was all
over it
5:24
but I think this is also untrue
Shelby
5:29
Pearson who is a career type of
person
5:32
in the intelligence field who's
was
5:35
brought in by Dan Coates I
guess you
5:38
know so she's been around for a
while so
5:41
she apparently overstated what
was going
5:44
on I don't believe that I think
that
5:47
Adam Schiff because he's the
one that
5:50
usually leaks this stuff that
he took
5:53
the information and overstated
it to the
5:56
New York Times and I base that
upon a
5:59
January 22nd interview on NPR
with
6:02
Shelby Pearson and the way she
rattles
6:05
this off and you can even hear
little
6:08
pieces of it if you recall Adam
Goldman
6:11
did mention China briefly in
his report
6:13
I think this is pretty much how
she
6:15
briefed the intelligence
community and
6:18
the oversight board Oversight
Committee
6:20
will the 2020 elections be
secured from
6:23
interference either foreign or
domestic
6:26
yesterday I asked Shelby
Pearson she is
6:29
the first-ever intelligence
community
6:31
election threats executive she
was
6:34
appointed by then Director of
National
6:35
Intelligence dan coates in July
of
6:38
2019 her job is to work with
6:41
intelligence agencies like the
CIA the
6:43
FBI the NSA and the Department
of
6:45
Homeland Security to identify
and fight
6:48
actors that are trying to
interfere with
6:49
our voting process the Russians
for
6:51
example are already engaging in
6:53
influencer operations relative
to
6:55
candidates going into 2020 but
we do not
6:58
have evidence at this time that
our
7:00
adversaries are directly
looking at
7:02
interfering with vote counts or
the vote
7:05
tallies
7:05
is it fair to say we don't know
what
7:07
Russia's going to do yet I
think that is
7:09
a fair characterization and it
would
7:10
also say that this isn't a
Russia only
7:12
problem we're still also
concerned about
7:14
China Iran non-state actors
hacktivists
7:17
and frankly I've certainly for
DHS and
7:20
FBI even Americans that might
be looking
7:22
to undermine confidence in the
elections
7:24
after Russia was that we're
just yeah
7:29
with advertising only for DHS
and FBI
7:32
even Americans that might be
looking to
7:34
undermine confidence in the
elections
7:36
after Russia interfered in the
2016
7:38
election there was this push for
7:40
transparency about attempts to
influence
7:42
our elections Pearson told me
she's
7:45
walking a line between not
wanting to
7:47
frighten people but also
wanting to keep
7:49
them informed transparency
enables
7:52
resilience and sunlight is the
best
7:54
disinfectant so the more that
we talk
7:56
about the threat potentially
more we
7:58
empower voters to understand
this as
8:00
merely a reality of today's
landscape
8:02
and that despite all of those
challenges
8:05
we're managing them or
countering them
8:07
and they should vote I listened
to the
8:11
whole 15 minute of view she
sounds
8:12
pretty level-headed she doesn't
sound
8:14
like she's some kind of nut job
I'm
8:15
pretty sure that someone on the
8:18
Intelligence Committee and I'm
just
8:19
gonna say looks like chef would
be the
8:22
obvious one it just took some
of those
8:24
words and made it his own and
gave it to
8:26
the New York Times is a very
creative
8:38
guy maybe before we go into the
humorous
8:42
portion of the show which would
be the
8:45
most recent debate because
let's face it
8:49
somebody heard our message and
they made
8:51
the show
8:52
not boring anymore I appreciate
that
8:54
well it's not boring but it's
also and
8:57
most of it was unlistenable
which well
8:59
then yes proof let's just talk
about the
9:02
kungfu for a second was kung fu
fighting
9:07
your podcast was talking about
the
9:12
economic ramifications of this
five
9:14
weeks ago i hope people put
puts in or
9:18
whatever you do to bet against
the
9:19
market because money right
after the
9:23
sunday show Monday and Tuesday
was
9:24
interesting to watch what
happened with
9:27
the financial markets and for
sure
9:30
exactly what we talked about is
starting
9:32
to happen travel is is in fact
my
9:35
brother-in-law got let go from
Expedia
9:38
you know they're losing a lot
of money
9:42
on just quick real quick like
that's the
9:47
thing that's bad about it you
gotta know
9:48
you gotta know Barry Diller
what exactly
9:55
but we have so many em let's
first talk
9:59
about the the lethality itself
and I
10:03
think the biggest problem we
have here
10:05
is this is this testing and I'm
not even
10:07
sure if there's a real test yet
all the
10:10
testing I see is you know
basically
10:12
pointing a digital thermometer
at
10:14
someone's head and say you're
good
10:16
you're no good pass no pass
which by the
10:18
way is a good precursor to a
bar code
10:20
we're just getting used to it
that was
10:34
kind of my first thought
because really
10:38
and I'm just looking at pure
dad I know
10:41
could you just not ring the
bell alright
10:43
yeah I'm getting people
complaining
10:45
about the bill more than the
lipsmack
10:46
blame so every time you go so
uh i'll do
10:50
that to stop it so why because
it's
10:54
annoying but i let you go
because i love
10:56
you one bell ring Wow okay i've
done
11:01
thank you
11:03
this is not a health crisis in
my mind
11:07
from all the data I'm seeing
and the
11:11
data we're not seeing but we
shared with
11:13
you on Sunday is that this is
killing
11:16
older people people with who
already
11:17
have respiratory issues or
immune
11:20
deficiency issues just like
seasonal flu
11:23
does now this is not an
influenza it's a
11:26
respiratory virus but it is
survivable
11:29
the way the seasonal flu is
survivable
11:32
and I think we both agree on
that John
11:36
yes and I'm also gonna take it
further
11:38
because JC was been looking
into this
11:40
because he has to work in the
city
11:42
besides stepping over poop
which is in a
11:46
state of emergency I understand
Sam no
11:49
cases but somebody said hey you
know
11:54
what if you just get the
clerk's they
11:55
never emergency get all this
money yeah
11:58
oh really
11:59
yeah that's pretty much it so
our mayor
12:03
declared state of emergency so
he says
12:06
for one thing if you want to
get tested
12:08
for this thing in the United
States is
12:09
three thousand bucks no
insurance cover
12:12
uh-huh see there you go
12:13
that's info right there so what
are they
12:15
what all these so-called tests
for now I
12:18
got tested got tested oh I got
tested
12:19
they will pretty much deny you
getting a
12:22
test unless you want to pay for
it
12:23
mm-hmm there was this is I'm
gonna what
12:26
I I'm not a thousand percent in
line
12:30
with your thinking but I can't
I don't
12:33
even have a clip I do have a
clip but
12:35
everything I'm gonna say is
backing you
12:37
up exhausted so the tests are a
chip and
12:41
so we're now we're looking at
there's
12:42
some new tests coming out and
they're
12:44
gonna do some they keep
changing the
12:47
test because the test is not
good and
12:49
your JC actually believes
they're gonna
12:51
start testing you know in a
fake way to
12:53
get the market that kind of
relax a
12:56
little bit and then we go to
Europe now
12:58
Europe either once is is either
a honest
13:03
it has a suicide pact with
itself or
13:06
it's got another clue that's
pretty much
13:09
grow well but before you before
we go
13:12
too far because there's there's
a couple
13:14
of parts of the story one is
13:16
is the actual lethality of
what's going
13:19
on that seems to be quite low
when it
13:22
comes to the amount of noise
that is
13:24
being made about it and the
measures
13:26
that are being taken and you
know just I
13:29
just want to remind you
hundreds of
13:31
thousands of people die in
hospitals in
13:33
the United States every year
13:35
50,000 people die 30,000 people
die from
13:38
gun deaths of which the
majority is
13:40
suicide 150 million seven
70,000 die of
13:47
opioid overdose so we're really
talking
13:49
very very low numbers
particularly for
13:52
something that has been out
there for
13:54
about three months we know now
so this
13:57
is three months yes it's
spreading but
13:59
of course if you're testing
everybody
14:01
and I don't know what these
tests are
14:02
there's no mention exactly how
that
14:04
works or if there's a real test
that
14:06
works well yeah you're gonna
find people
14:08
and then the media is doing the
bidding
14:12
of multiple agendas one eye
from the
14:17
beginning thought that this was
a Jing
14:20
GP move to reset his market
because they
14:25
were already in trouble the
Trump trade
14:29
tariffs was having an absolute
impact
14:32
there's this whole secondary
debt market
14:35
on pieces of paper and IOUs and
it they
14:38
needed to let some air out
similarly it
14:41
was fine here to let some air
out of the
14:43
market this thing was exploding
oh that
14:46
clearly I think over inflated
just
14:48
everyone just can only go up
can only go
14:51
up a nice reset is desired I
think
14:54
everybody was kind of looking
for that
14:56
but also what an opportunity to
get rid
14:59
of all kinds of crappy news I
mean
15:03
you've got companies saying all
bad
15:04
numbers it's all gonna suck we
have CEOs
15:07
resigning from big companies
although
15:10
Bob Iger may not be related to
you know
15:13
anything business-wise it could
be
15:15
something else with the CEO of
15:16
MasterCard the CEO of
Salesforce and
15:20
just a lot of news that gets
buried
15:22
because of what's going on and
then most
15:25
importantly
15:27
we can blame Trump for not being
15:30
prepared that's the new one
that's what
15:33
we love doing Chuck Schumer
came along
15:34
off what an idiot we need eight
billion
15:37
dollars and now that another
news cycle
15:40
is just filled with tea fired
they cut
15:42
the seed to cut this to build
the wall
15:45
so what I want to be add to
that you
15:50
have to add this part which is
very
15:52
important he appointed pence
yes the
15:56
head of the operation even
though now
16:07
Joe Biden was in charge of big
things
16:10
and that guy's ante speaking
right you
16:13
know it's just no luckily we do
have
16:16
some CDC people that you know
we have
16:19
the the president's a little
spiel he
16:24
did yesterday which I think he
made a
16:25
strategic error this should
have been at
16:27
least two people in lab coats I
do not
16:29
understand why he of all people
didn't
16:31
do that you just you got to
have your
16:33
lab coats that's what gives
people a
16:35
good feeling so he didn't do
that and of
16:38
course the New York Times
politicized it
16:40
this morning laughing laughing
yeah I
16:44
got to read this to you this for
16:46
something that apparently is
going to
16:47
kill us all Trump's coronavirus
16:50
coronavirus strategy stay clean
wash
16:53
hands avoid friends that's the
headline
16:55
in the New York Times um and
this is
16:59
written by Katie Rogers she
must really
17:01
hate the president he says mr.
Trump
17:06
self-declared germophobia is
17:08
well-documented in his 2004
book how to
17:10
get rich he detailed what he
called a
17:12
personal crusade to replace the
17:13
mandatory and unsanitary
handshake with
17:15
Japanese custom of bowing it's
all about
17:19
Oya his stance on combating
illness as
17:21
president has in some ways
matched how
17:23
he behaved as a private citizen
keep
17:25
them out of here he wrote on
Twitter in
17:26
2014 about an American aid
worker
17:28
infected with the Ebola virus
nothing
17:31
actually about what went on
except
17:34
bitching at the President and
then the
17:36
funniest thing in the same
article
17:39
answers to most common
17:41
jhin's how do I keep myself and
others
17:44
safe remember what the headline
was and
17:47
the big laugh their answer
washing your
17:49
hands frequently is the most
important
17:51
thing you can do along with
staying at
17:52
home when you're sick so they
went out
17:55
of their way to to do this to
politicize
17:58
this and of course they have
their own
17:59
reasons because Trump is suing
them but
18:02
the CDC did one of those phone
calls
18:04
where reporters who call in
these are
18:07
typically much better than any
press
18:09
conference and here was the
specific
18:11
question to a 25 year member
employee of
18:17
the CD the Centers for Disease
Control
18:22
there has been some political
18:24
back-and-forth now that
Democrats are
18:27
accusing the president which
essentially
18:29
means the administration and
everything
18:31
that falls under that is being
18:33
ill-prepared for coronavirus
requesting
18:36
to mount in terms of we are
financial
19:02
[Laughter]
19:46
considerations slightly
different plans
19:49
for
19:50
so we made a lot of promises in
here yes
19:54
we better prepare today than we
were 20
19:57
years ago yes we completely
prepared and
20:03
therefore we need to be
reacting to the
20:06
current situation so pretty
normal we're
20:12
prepared this is all bull crap
we're
20:14
prepared for the sound system
20:17
I even tried the EQ a bit
without much
20:19
success
20:21
now why has this thing not been
actually
20:25
called a pandemic yet because
that's
20:28
what everyone's talking pandemic
20:30
pandemic pandemic but no it's
not a
20:32
pandemic the World Health
Organization
20:34
calls it a public health
emergency of
20:36
international concern and that
was
20:40
announced by the head honcho
there at
20:44
the World Health Organization
Tadros odd
20:46
Han at Hannam now this is a new
head of
20:51
the World Health Organization
which was
20:53
the Chinese woman it would have
been
20:55
called the pandemic yes exactly
was
20:57
replaced by this guy but
there's a lot
21:02
wrong with him first of all he
was he
21:06
met with the Xi Jinping in
Beijing on
21:09
January 28th and this was
already after
21:14
Wuhan had been shut down so on
the 30th
21:20
the coupled after he comes back
from
21:22
meeting with Xi Jinping which
was
21:23
closed-door meeting then he
says well
21:26
this is I've taken a look and
this is
21:28
the this is this warrants a
proclamation
21:31
of a public health emergency of
21:32
international concern
21:34
so not a pandemic and this guy
is not a
21:39
doctor I think he's the first
21:41
director-general who has not
not been
21:44
not come from the medical
fields also
21:46
the first African to head up
the World
21:49
Health Organization but what's
21:51
interesting is that he made his
mark in
21:55
the political world in Ethiopia
21:58
and flights are shut down to
and from
22:02
China almost globally and of
course
22:05
there's exceptions here and
there but
22:07
guess what is open the Adisa
Bob what is
22:13
it
22:13
Ababa Addis what's the airport
in Addis
22:17
Ababa yes that's something like
that
22:19
in Ethiopia it is open that's
the
22:21
gateway for China into Africa
and of
22:24
course we have a million
Chinese in
22:25
Africa there's no stopping you
can go
22:28
right to the airport they're
not even
22:30
testing for people they're just
going in
22:33
and out in and out China to
Africa
22:34
continuously what do we not
have an
22:37
Africa any mention of any cases
of the
22:42
Wuhan flew there was one that
they
22:45
thought was in Egypt but it
turned out
22:46
not to be that so is this guy
doing
22:51
allowing this travel between
China and
22:53
Ethiopia because it's where he
came up
22:55
in the political scene or is it
really
22:58
not all that bad why is he not
calling
23:00
it a pandemic well there's
another piece
23:03
of data the pandemic emergency
financing
23:07
bond which we missed and and of
course
23:11
why wouldn't we the pandemic
bonds were
23:15
written in June of 2017 for
almost 500
23:21
million dollars under it was
purchased
23:24
or the most of it by Germany a
little
23:26
bit by Japan but I think 75 or
80
23:28
percent by Germany and it's a
fantastic
23:31
it's a very high yielding bond
now
23:33
there's two different
categories but
23:35
combined about an average of 10%
23:37
annually on your money and this
was
23:40
touted as a great idea and
fantastic and
23:43
both this is just the best the
best ever
23:46
this will give poor countries an
23:49
opportunity to have access to
fast fast
23:51
cash in case in case now
there's a
23:54
pandemic and they don't have
any cash
23:56
but if there is a pandemic then
all the
24:02
money can be triggered can be
sent out
24:04
to poor countries and the
investors have
24:07
nothing
24:08
and they have very specific
guidelines
24:10
for what triggers a pandemic in
this
24:15
bond and I think that's
probably a good
24:18
way of looking at it instead of
some
24:20
fuzzy wuzzy stuff they
literally say you
24:23
have to have 20,000 affected
2,000 dead
24:27
and at least 20 other dead in a
single
24:30
country outside of the country
where it
24:32
starts which we haven't hit yet
we may
24:36
or depending on the counting
but I'm
24:38
thinking given this guy because
it'll be
24:41
the this from the World Bank
the World
24:43
Health Organization will be the
one to
24:46
declare if the World Bank bond
gets
24:48
triggered and can be paid out to
24:50
different countries I have a
feeling
24:53
that if this were let's just
put it this
24:56
way if this isn't a pandemic he
doesn't
24:58
want to call a pandemic because
you'll
25:00
have a bunch of really pissed
off
25:01
investors if they find out that
you
25:04
triggered that and all their
money is
25:05
gone for some bogut of reason
so either
25:08
they're being super careful
about it or
25:10
the good catch there or it's
just not
25:14
true it's just not at pandemic
stage
25:16
seeing that we have Chinese
going in and
25:19
out of Africa on a continuing
basis it
25:21
never slowed down at all so I'm
very
25:24
very skeptical
25:26
what is baffling to me is the
amount of
25:28
noise the media is making I
mean I tried
25:31
to clip Tucker Carlson from
last lazy
25:33
blades
25:34
I mean it's irresponsible he's
that
25:38
asshole dr. mark Klein whatever
isn't in
25:41
him I could forget his name and
he was
25:44
at the airport he's reporting
all people
25:46
are coming in and it's just
25:50
irresponsible they're making
people
25:53
crazy and and now to get to your
25:56
European story cheese because
of the
25:59
Italy stuff what do we do we
send a
26:04
little message to will oh we
haven't
26:06
heard from willow and several
years on
26:07
the show I think willow has
lived in
26:10
Florence for jeez 28 years now
I think
26:15
with her family and her two
kids and
26:18
Willow is a small amygdala
species of
26:21
course she's a curry and she's
currently
26:24
studying hurt her master's in
psychology
26:28
and I said willow could you
please tell
26:31
me what's going on there
because I think
26:33
this is bullcrap but I'd like
to know
26:35
what's happening and she left
me a
26:36
voicemail which I'm going to
share with
26:38
argue with with everybody here
it's a
26:40
disaster it's disastrous it's
crazy it
26:44
started out with a ridiculous
psychosis
26:47
against Chinese or any oriental
looking
26:50
people so already I'd say two
weeks ago
26:53
people weren't going to Chinese
26:55
restaurants anymore somehow
thinking
26:57
that you know anything Chinese
no matter
27:01
if they've been to China were
born here
27:03
so and there was a lot of
discrimination
27:04
against Chinese people couldn't
even
27:06
come into shops psychosis total
27:09
ridiculous stuff in the
meantime Italy
27:13
was one of the first to really
start
27:15
testing everyone so I went to
Madrid 12
27:20
days ago I think and I went to
Spain and
27:23
nothing going on and then when
I came
27:24
back to Florence they they
zapped me
27:28
with a thermometer so already
this
27:31
really goes to prove how you
know if
27:33
you're testing everyone first
of all
27:35
you're gonna find cases and
that's what
27:39
happened they found people who
didn't
27:41
have any symptoms at all and
whatever I
27:43
think the government is there
27:47
everybody's giving the
information that
27:49
you know it's very contagious
yes but
27:51
it's not lethal and only old
people only
27:54
that's the problem of course
poor people
27:56
with you know immunodeficiency
problems
27:59
or the elderly with issues so
the
28:02
government and and the media
sort of are
28:04
giving the I think they're
giving the
28:06
right information but the
actions are
28:09
just the opposite so closing
museums
28:12
closing schools I mean and the
final
28:17
things of course cancelling
football
28:21
games or doing football games
and closed
28:24
stadiums that that gives the
big message
28:26
yesterday passengers from a bus
called
28:29
the police to come
28:31
because they overheard the bus
driver
28:34
talking to his doctor about
having
28:38
coronavirus so they called the
cops cops
28:41
came and the bus driver was
just telling
28:45
his doctor that he had done the
test
28:47
because he had to for his job
and that
28:50
he was negative so I mean can
you
28:52
imagine people on the bus
freaking out
28:55
and calling the cops because
they hear
28:57
the bus driver talking about the
29:00
coronavirus that said so Mateus
goes
29:07
closed even I'm doing that
online
29:10
University and of course the
online
29:12
stuff goes on but I had two
exams
29:15
programmed for Friday the 27th
of March
29:19
and until further notice those
have been
29:21
suspended on the other hand the
29:24
University of Florence is open
and sabe
29:27
started classes again yesterday
and she
29:29
said it was packed so and then
you hear
29:32
stories about super mark is
rated in
29:35
Milan and even here in Florence
people
29:37
are hoarding and we don't we
don't do
29:40
this stuff we just go we're
trying to go
29:42
to as many Chinese restaurants
possible
29:45
all the son was doing as usual
shopping
29:48
at the Chinese junk Shore
stores so
29:50
we're trying to contribute to
normal
29:52
life of course I'm a remote
worker so
29:54
I'm not really touched about
all I'm not
29:57
really touched by any of this
30:00
but you know even if I were I
mean we're
30:02
we're treating it normally but
30:04
unfortunately the sheep are
just going
30:07
behind what everything is
happening so I
30:10
think that there the the human
species
30:14
through entertainment movies
etc has
30:18
been primed for this response
we have
30:21
been primed yeah the Netflix by
30:24
coincidence had that pandemic
movie a
30:26
couple of months ago but
there's been
30:28
numerous you know types of
entertainment
30:31
products that talk about this
you can go
30:34
back to you know the trips
disease
30:36
Stephen King somehow we were so
ready
30:41
for this in the media as you
said if it
30:44
bleeds it leads
30:45
it's just seeing the results
all you got
30:47
to do is throw some fear in
there boom
30:49
you get rated FoxNews now has
four
30:52
million viewers it's insane and
they're
30:55
doing a lot of this monk
fear-mongering
30:57
so for the small amygdala
possessors
31:02
amongst us really do not
believe all
31:06
this and why countries and
cities and
31:11
municipalities are taking these
steps to
31:14
really ruin economic economics
is beyond
31:20
me I mean I understand why the
Chinese
31:22
formula 1 grand robbery well
yes part of
31:25
that is Trump I totally agree
but you
31:28
know Japan just said school is
closed
31:31
until April the Pope this is a
great one
31:35
by the way the Pope cancelled a
Vatican
31:37
event because he was sniffily
and had a
31:41
bit of a fever after touching
hands and
31:43
kissing heads at mass now how
cool I
31:47
mean I don't want anyone to die
but man
31:50
would that be a big one if if
they could
31:52
get the Pope to die from this
BAM and
31:55
the guys prime candidate he's
old you're
31:58
up there you know you get a
respiratory
31:59
disease it could be pretty bad
so you
32:03
know I would keep walking keep
an eye on
32:05
the Pope there was the the
Iranians now
32:11
of course Iran does a lot of
business
32:13
with with China here's an
interesting
32:16
report and the leadership in
Tehran is
32:19
also pissed off about the the
noise
32:21
versus the reality so the corona
32:23
outbreak in Iran is becoming
deeply
32:26
troubling the epicenter was in
the holy
32:28
city of Guam and it spread
rapidly from
32:31
there now one of the main
reasons it is
32:34
affected Iran so bad me seems
to be that
32:36
Iran has kept its flights open
with
32:38
China during the outbreak there
and
32:40
because Iran has such close
ties to
32:42
China
32:44
and both politically and
economic links
32:47
with the Chinese which have
been a
32:49
lifeline for Tehran to combat
sanctions
32:52
they didn't close access from
and to
32:54
China and it also seems that
senior
32:57
officials are not immune to the
virus
32:59
either members of parliament
the mayor
33:02
of Tehran 13th district have
contracted
33:05
the virus and even the deputy
Health
33:07
Minister who's in charge of
countering
33:10
the corona virus has tested
positive for
33:12
it in a video that's become
viral in
33:16
Iran he's seen standing next to
the
33:19
government spokesman during a
press
33:21
conference with the media he's
sweating
33:24
profusely
33:25
and constantly wiping his brow
with a
33:27
handkerchief the government
spokesman
33:30
then attended meetings with
other senior
33:32
officials that same deputy
health
33:35
minister also gave an interview
on state
33:38
TV last night where he was
coughing and
33:40
spluttering away in alive
speech Iran's
33:44
president Hassan rouhani said
this is
33:47
one of the threats of the enemy
the USA
33:50
to spread fright amongst the
Iranian
33:53
society in Iran to lead the
country
33:56
towards closure I mean the
moment we're
33:58
in right now and you hear these
things
34:00
like the assistant deputy
minister of
34:02
health was wood you saw the
video
34:04
probably he's coughing he's
wiping his
34:06
brow he's sweating then you
have the
34:08
Pope I mean this is how these
types of
34:10
disaster movies start you get
these
34:12
little clues and everyone I
think that
34:14
we're programmed now to be on
our edge
34:15
like okay it's something
horrible is
34:17
gonna happen and then we all
know we're
34:19
all gonna die it's gonna be the
end
34:21
here's fox news tucker carlson
and the
34:23
other thing a guest how would
it get out
34:26
of the lab most people would
think well
34:28
a technician got infected
through poor
34:30
lab procedure and then walked
out on the
34:33
street infected his family and
friends
34:34
and so forth but there's
another way it
34:36
could have gotten out of the
lab because
34:37
we know that that in China some
34:40
researchers not all but some
researchers
34:42
have actually taken their lab
animals
34:44
after they're done
experimenting with
34:46
them after they've been
infected with
34:48
various viruses and so forth if
the lab
34:50
animals aren't dead they take
34:52
the bats and the rats and the
snakes and
34:54
everything for the local fresh
meat
34:56
market and sell them on the
fresh meat
34:58
markets and make extra money
35:00
so the virus may have passed to
human
35:03
beings by that means through
the the
35:06
avenue of the vector of
someone's
35:07
stomach I can't wait to drive
by our
35:09
Asian place after the show see
that no
35:12
one's there people believe
their lab
35:16
animals to the market and that
winds up
35:18
in your in your Chinese meal
come on
35:21
people
35:23
the only other towns are
supposed to be
35:26
deserted so there's two other
things and
35:28
I'd listen to D H I'm plugged
and I
35:31
don't think you guys brought it
up
35:32
although even after I tried to
calm
35:35
Andrew Horowitz his fears at
our dinner
35:38
in Delray Beach he's kind of
going off
35:41
about the flu he's he's kind of
into it
35:43
yeah you see he's kind of
bought into it
35:46
which is fine but the from the
financial
35:50
markets perspective for a long
time
35:51
there's been talk about a
financial
35:53
reset this is kind of
conspiratorial but
35:57
you know China's been buying up
all this
35:59
gold and the and the theory
goes that
36:02
we'd all kind of have equal
amounts of
36:04
gold the US and China maybe we
throw
36:07
some other countries in there
and then
36:09
we reap rice all the all the
currencies
36:12
and everything goes down it's
AB reset
36:14
somehow Max Keiser is really
big on this
36:17
financial reset idea so that
could be
36:20
what's in the works
36:21
I don't know personally I think
you know
36:24
within about a month or so
markets will
36:27
start zooming back up and it'll
all kind
36:30
of be over and we'll forget
about it
36:31
maybe some other fantastic
piece of news
36:33
will we'll cross our paths and
it'll
36:36
it'll drown into the background
but I
36:39
the only thing and this is what
we
36:41
started with five weeks ago
from a
36:44
financial standpoint this is
the economy
36:49
it's a huge problem on the
other hand as
36:51
I think I laid out a couple of
shows ago
36:55
there's a lot of good that has
come from
36:57
what Trump did when he first
came in
36:59
namely the Trump tax cuts an
example is
37:02
a buddy of mine works at micron
they
37:04
make
37:04
chips I don't know who they
sell to
37:08
everybody and micron three and
a half
37:11
four years ago they were laying
people
37:13
off enter the Trump tax cuts
with the
37:16
repatriation of the overseas
money they
37:19
opened up another fab they're
gonna open
37:21
yet another fab they can't hire
people
37:23
fast enough and that's because
they you
37:26
know people will no longer want
to do
37:27
business in China or even maybe
India
37:29
for that matter although I
think Trump
37:32
has tried to you know keep that
from
37:36
dissipating that relationship
but
37:38
there's good things that could
actually
37:40
if this was you know it Trump
37:42
anticipated something like this
and he
37:44
gets this magical coronavirus
after all
37:47
the steps he's taken against
China we're
37:50
in a pretty interesting spot in
the
37:51
United States I just don't know
if this
37:55
financial reset is something
that
37:57
anyone's angling for and I have
a
37:59
question for you is this the
tipping
38:02
point for the bond market that
you've
38:03
been looking at for it several
years
38:06
Vaughn seem to be strong okay
so not yet
38:10
I don't know if that's ever get
I mean
38:12
that whole thing is I got me
that's the
38:14
most annoying thing about the
market in
38:17
general is this bond collapse
has never
38:19
happened annoying it hasn't
collapsed
38:24
yet damn it yeah it's not do
you have
38:28
dish to extremes as the Asian
extreme
38:30
which is the this clip Olympics
to be
38:32
canceled oh yes oh man that
completely
38:37
cancel one hundred upon x which
is got
38:40
an interview with a dick pound
who is
38:42
the longest standing member of
the
38:44
internet what's the guy's name
dick
38:46
pound dick pound and the Japan
Times
38:50
which is got an interview with
a dick
38:52
pound who is the longest
standing member
38:55
of the International and he's
the longer
38:57
come on dick pound is the
longest
39:00
standing member are you kidding
me I
39:02
wasn't going there time the
Japan Times
39:05
which is got an interview with
dick
39:07
pound who is the longest
standing
39:10
of the International Olympic
Committee
39:12
the IOC and he is warning of a
possible
39:15
cancellation of the Tokyo
Olympics no
39:18
less he's arguing that measures
now need
39:20
ramping up in terms of this
coronavirus
39:23
outbreak in terms of security
food the
39:26
Olympic Village the hotels and
if those
39:29
measures do not go ahead Stuart
then you
39:32
are probably looking at a
cancellation
39:34
that's a quote from him another
quote
39:36
from him this is the new war
and you
39:39
have to face it this of course
with four
39:41
deaths in Japan off from the
caverna
39:43
virus and of course one u.s.
publication
39:46
you found looking at the story
saying a
39:48
reserve fund if you like could
actually
39:50
cushion the blow if the games
are not
39:53
able to go ahead well is the US
magazine
39:55
fortune which says has around
nine
39:57
hundred million dollars to help
finance
40:01
global spores is pointing out
that a
40:03
number of global sporting
events and
40:05
Olympic qualifiers specifically
in Asia
40:08
have already been canceled
because of
40:10
coronavirus now if there was a
council
40:13
ocean dick pound is saying
there is
40:14
still to get to that point
there's still
40:18
three months to reflect on that
if it
40:21
did happen it would be the
fourth time
40:25
since what when was it the
first world
40:27
war there was a cancellation
and twice
40:28
in the second world war this is
going
40:34
far that's that's yeah yeah you
know the
40:38
NBC's got to be concerned about
that
40:40
that they got the contract yes
and then
40:42
we have this curious EU
response to the
40:45
corona virus which I found to
be based
40:49
on everything else discrepant
and
40:52
interesting they met in Italy
now the
40:55
epicenter of the corona virus
in Europe
40:57
trying to coordinate the
response to the
41:00
disease while taking measures
to block
41:03
the outbreak Europe's health
ministers
41:06
decided against canceling all
major
41:09
public events and against
shutting their
41:12
borders was that one I mean
sativa
41:15
we've decided to apply a set of
common
41:17
principles in the next days
weeks and
41:19
months in principles based on
good
41:21
cooperation and
41:22
assistance and we've decided
that it's
41:25
unthinkable to even consider
closing our
41:27
borders such a measure would be
41:29
inefficient obviously I feel
maturely
41:31
for chair while China has
applied
41:34
drastic measures to stop the
outbreak
41:37
imposing lockdown some tens of
millions
41:40
Europeans say that closing
their borders
41:43
imposing ID checks or examining
41:45
travelers will not stop the
disease
41:48
scientists say it can still
slow its
41:51
expansion appreciate up or
controlling
41:53
the flow of travelers if we can
slow
41:55
down the spread of the disease
that I
41:57
believe it can't stop it all
together
41:58
pulley since the latest spate of
42:01
infections in Italy kovat 19
has reached
42:05
new countries Switzerland
Croatia and
42:08
Austria through people who had
traveled
42:11
from Italy Germany France and
Spain have
42:14
declared new cases yeah that's
42:17
interesting in light of an
article I saw
42:20
just this morning about euro
land where
42:24
there's an increasing number of
what we
42:27
used to call migrants illegal
asada and
42:31
asylum seekers travelling to the
42:34
European Union
42:35
well now what they've done is
they've
42:38
there's a huge uptick and we
read this
42:41
from the article that most of
the
42:43
increase is accounted for by a
large
42:45
number of applications lodged by
42:46
applicants who were exempt of
visa
42:48
requirements when entering the
Schengen
42:50
area so the visa-free
applicants are
42:54
mostly from Venezuela Colombia
El
42:56
Salvador and Honduras so if you
want to
42:58
go to Europe you go to one of
those
43:00
countries and you just fly and
it's kind
43:02
of like your your esta visa you
just
43:05
fill out a form and you're good
to go so
43:07
if there's complete no border
security
43:11
at all for this if they think
they need
43:12
it yeah there's that well you
43:22
have to conclude from this
exposition
43:24
that this is a much ado about
not not
43:28
much right but it is hurting
lots of
43:31
people and businesses because
of the
43:33
media hype and I think that's
it's
43:35
egregious and people also now
luckily no
43:39
agenda heads and we think a
little bit
43:42
clearer but I've seen enough
43:44
I've seen enough people
tweeting and and
43:46
I can I can smell the fear but
I just
43:50
don't think it's warranted now
for you
43:53
and I a little different you
know we're
43:55
in the danger category 50 to 75
but I'm
44:00
pretty healthy think you're
pretty
44:02
healthy just you so you don't
want to
44:04
get it
44:05
no but such is life but this
big scare
44:11
it's you know some not Ebola
people you
44:13
don't get it you don't bleed
out and you
44:14
don't have you know just walk
around
44:16
blood coming out of your
eyeballs or
44:19
wherever exactly so I think I
think
44:23
we're pretty safe it's not just
a matter
44:27
of management managing
expectations and
44:29
my eyes on the market I'd I'm
interested
44:32
to see beyond the company it
comes up
44:34
with the vaccine well you know
there's
44:36
money to be made well that
money has
44:39
already been made there were
there's two
44:42
companies both of them down
severely
44:44
from big all-time highs
yesterday the
44:48
first one is it or is it
something man's
44:53
and with an M I don't know
either one of
44:56
them hold on I have it here
yeah because
44:59
if they're and that recently
listed
45:01
company it's a lot of second I
have to
45:07
get it here yes mRNA is the
symbol what
45:14
is the name of this company
it's Madonna
45:19
Madonna
45:20
there you go moderna shot up
from where
45:25
would they like it 16 bucks or
something
45:28
shot up to 38 today down to 26
and the
45:33
other one was and I followed
this be
45:35
because I heard the tease from
no one
45:39
less than larry cudlow i think
i have
45:44
the clip yes this is he was on
CNBC but
45:49
I'm not at all convinced that
we can't
45:51
get hold of what we need here
in the US
45:54
we have stockpiles we also have
the
45:56
capacity to produce more in all
these
45:59
areas I'm no expert in this but
we've
46:02
seen summerlee's biotech
companies
46:05
Gilead being one of them
probably coming
46:09
up with the vaccine and a much
shorter
46:11
time than people realize
46:13
now Kudlow is full shit here
Gilead is
46:18
not working on a vaccine thank
you now
46:20
let's update on various aspects
of this
46:23
story first of all Gilead is in
what the
46:27
late stage testing of a virus
yeah they
46:29
are remedy Sophia which was
originally
46:31
brought out to treat Ebola but
they've
46:33
shown in in studies that it
could be
46:36
quite effective they believe
against
46:37
coronavirus they're now going
to test
46:40
human tests are mainly are in
China and
46:43
Asia a thousand patients
they're going
46:45
to be put on five day and ten
day dosing
46:47
regimes and they're gonna
monitor the
46:49
patients after that for 14 days
this is
46:51
lightning fast we talked about
this
46:53
yesterday normally this is such
an out
46:56
process they are on a fast fast
track
46:59
yeah
46:59
okay so Gilead also down
sharply today
47:02
after all this news it's not a
virus
47:04
it's a retroviral which might
be able to
47:06
help you and our experience
from yeah
47:08
aids yeah our experience from
doing this
47:12
show in these types of you know
pandemic
47:16
scares is that there's all you
know
47:19
there's you can even I can list
you the
47:21
stock sanoviv acts you know
there's all
47:23
these little biotech companies
and that
47:24
people get all excited and then
oh we're
47:27
gonna have a vaccine but we
know vaccine
47:28
takes a year year and a half is
fast
47:31
it's about right if you can
even do that
47:34
so you know I think that
everyone gets
47:36
all excited and then the stock
price is
47:38
zooming and then they all will
wait a
47:40
minute it's gonna be another
year and a
47:41
half and there's just so little
good
47:43
information in the market
except for
47:45
here sadly you had to come to a
podcast
47:48
to learn that you're not
47:49
gonna die that of course is why
it's the
47:54
best podcast in the universe
and so then
47:59
yeah we talked about those CEOs
I've
48:01
just found it very interesting
that we
48:03
have MasterCard Salesforce this
is a lot
48:07
of people believe and I'm one
I'm on
48:09
board with this assist the
Veritas
48:10
project yeah they just came out
with a
48:13
video yesterday mm-hmm
48:15
in fact the guy got fired and
ABC guys
48:18
were there forever got booted
here's the
48:23
thing he got fired for saying
that ABC
48:27
doesn't really care about the
news yeah
48:30
doesn't part of the giant
entertainment
48:34
empire called Disney yeah
doesn't care
48:36
that much about the news it was
bad
48:39
about it interesting how they
didn't
48:41
fire the guy or I guess he's I
don't
48:43
know he's fired no he's fired
him I
48:44
thought he was a put-on
48:46
not my understanding was fired
what
48:49
could it could be he's out the
door but
48:51
yeah nah I don't know all right
unless I
48:56
read the transcript I'm not
gonna listen
48:58
to that crap it's impossible to
hear it
49:00
mm-hmm but I read the
transcript and
49:02
what I found interesting was
that he
49:04
felt bad about Trump not getting
49:06
accurate coverage yes and then
he but
49:09
what really got my attention
was that he
49:11
himself claims that he is a
devil
49:14
fledged yeah social was a
Democratic
49:17
Socialist I think no no he
eventually
49:19
said I've been a social but I
must but
49:21
in in fact I'm a socialist
theory the
49:26
transcript he says he's a
socialist and
49:27
I found it fascinating that we
have have
49:31
both socialists running in the
news
49:34
departments of big major
networks and
49:36
this is a this guy was up there
mm-hmm
49:38
and also socialist was some
sympathy for
49:42
Trump I just found the whole
thing to be
49:44
just kind of a here's the quote
you're
49:46
right
49:46
are you a Democratic Socialist
oh yeah
49:48
more than that I would consider
myself a
49:50
socialist like I think there
should be
49:53
national health insurance I'm
totally
49:55
fine with reining in
corporations I
49:57
think there's too many
billionaires and
49:58
I think there's a wealth gap
problem but
50:00
my my two favorites were
50:03
you can't watch Good Morning
America his
50:05
answer
50:06
oh no he said you can't watch
Good
50:08
Morning America without a Disney
50:09
Princess or a Marvel Avenger
peering
50:12
which of course is you know
that's why
50:13
they have the morning show to
promote
50:15
their other Disney entertainment
50:16
products totally and we expect
actually
50:21
this and people in New York are
50:28
constantly I think fascinated
by how can
50:31
people like Donald Trump well
you know
50:33
fuck crossed the Hudson now and
then
50:35
come out and spend some time
you'll hear
50:37
why he's telling his own news
colleagues
50:41
that they live in a bubble the
office
50:43
get out yeah get out of the
office once
50:45
in a while yeah yeah yeah yeah
well so I
50:49
don't know what's I mean the
key word of
50:52
course is that resigning
immediately
50:54
which is highly irregular for
that give
50:58
you even a day's notice I'm out
of here
51:01
yeah so I'm thinking more like
a me-too
51:04
thing or or worse I was
thinking at
51:07
first but then they it's
possible the
51:10
veritas thing is enough because
he knows
51:13
what kind of he doesn't want to
do he's
51:15
already got you know his life
is he said
51:18
yeah and so does he want to
deal with
51:21
the aggravation that he's gonna
have to
51:24
go through and know this cuz
that's
51:27
what's gonna happen it's gonna
be
51:28
hounded the only other thing is
that the
51:32
you know they launched the
Disney
51:33
streaming app and which
everyone is
51:37
saying is you really competing
with
51:39
Apple or Apple's competing with
them I
51:41
don't even know how the two
compare it's
51:44
very possible that in addition
to
51:47
whatever else is happening the
streaming
51:49
experiment is a flop it started
off with
51:53
a bang you haven't heard much
about it I
51:55
don't see it as a flop okay
there's the
52:03
death knell right there
everybody the
52:06
Dvorak's are using it there's
Netflix we
52:10
use Hulu and we use Disney and
52:12
everybody's quite happy with it
52:14
and the thing that I didn't
like about
52:15
it was it seemed to be put
together at
52:18
the last minute with baling wire
52:21
mine but it streams fine yeah I
mean
52:24
just maybe people aren't maybe
they took
52:26
their free free trial maybe
they I don't
52:28
know the annual report and
that's
52:31
nothing as CEOs gonna quit
about I have
52:34
I'm just saying I'm just
throwing stuff
52:35
it seems to me that it's gonna
be a not
52:39
wanting to be hounded about
this Trump
52:41
thing and I know and and I
agree if my
52:45
first thought was a me to thing
but it's
52:47
just like you know it's
aggravations
52:49
enough to be a CEO Disney and
that's it
52:53
I'm not here now going back to
this this
52:56
reporter who says he's a full-on
52:57
socialist if there's a question
I'd like
53:01
asked is there gonna be another
debate
53:03
do we have one more please tell
me
53:04
there's another debate there's
got to be
53:05
a debate we need more debates I
would
53:09
like the question posed to the
53:10
contestants as Mike Bloomberg
astutely
53:13
said could you please tell me
what a
53:16
Democrat is and I'd like to
know what is
53:18
a socialist I'd like to know
that each
53:21
candidates definition and for
that
53:24
matter I'd like to know what
Trump's
53:25
definition of the of Democrat
and
53:27
socialist is and we'll throw in
53:29
Republican but when it comes to
the
53:32
socialists and democratic
socialists in
53:33
the news media nothing is
better than
53:36
the editor of Time Time magazine
53:40
Anant Gerhard s I think his
name is I
53:45
don't know if he's editor at
large but
53:47
he's billed as editor it's kind
of a he
53:49
looks like he could be a Queer
Eye for
53:50
the straight guy he's a he's a
agen as
53:54
an Indian Pakistani type guy
with
53:57
bleached white hair and he goes
on this
54:02
rant about the difference
between
54:04
capitalism and socialism and we
can
54:10
laugh and hoot and holler but
we'll just
54:11
let the minute minute 20 play
out its
54:14
mind-bending we have come to a
place in
54:17
America which I find
fascinating where
54:19
our understanding of gender is
more
54:22
fluid than our understanding of
54:24
capitalism socialism democracy
it's
54:26
remarkable I know
54:27
would have expected that we've
made
54:28
tremendous progress in
understanding
54:30
that it's not like men women
nothing in
54:32
between it's complicated people
fall all
54:34
kinds of places on that
distribution but
54:36
capitalism socialism no no it's
one or
54:39
the other the reality is for
any person
54:41
who's actually travelled or
read a book
54:42
every country in the world if
maybe a
54:45
couple of exceptions has some
mix of
54:48
capitalism and socialism when
you're on
54:50
the highway the thing beneath
you
54:52
socialism the things on the
highway
54:55
capitalism the cars and the
trucks
54:57
carrying stuff when you are on
Wall
54:59
Street the bank's capitalism the
55:02
regulator's that make sure that
brokers
55:04
not stealing their money
socialism right
55:07
when you work 40 years right
55:09
IBM capitalism when you retire
and have
55:13
Social Security Medicare take
care of
55:14
you
55:14
socialism right it's only it's
early in
55:17
the morning I have already in
the course
55:19
of this day by eating certain
things
55:21
engaged in capitalism but are
taking a
55:24
car here engage in capitalism
but I've
55:26
also benefited profoundly just
by am
55:29
from socialism from the fact
that people
55:32
you know there were roads it
was nice to
55:35
have roads on the way or made
it much
55:36
much faster commute you know
all the
55:39
ways in which capitalism and
socialism
55:40
are actually part of every hour
of our
55:42
lives
55:43
let's end this ridiculous
binary and
55:45
have some understanding of
economic
55:48
fluidity economic fluidity John
there we
55:50
go starting to turn gender
studies into
55:55
economics I mean this guy
should be
55:59
fired immediately from his
position he
56:02
has no idea what he's talking
about well
56:05
the days of Time magazine
actually being
56:08
a magazine I know and I having
anybody I
56:11
mean there's a blog Time
magazine and
56:14
Newsweek are both blogs I'm
down with
56:17
that it's so true
56:19
oh yeah yeah this other guy's a
head of
56:23
a blog moving yet yet yet just
thought
56:25
that was quite fascinating
fascinating I
56:29
think your idea is good is
solid it
56:31
would be interesting to hear
what the
56:33
Lizabeth Warren says about it
man I'd be
56:35
interesting to hear Bloomberg
Bloomberg
56:37
was the only guy I we're not
gonna do
56:39
the debates this second because
I think
56:40
we need
56:41
we have to we do our of sars
and with
57:01
that I'd like to thank you for
your
57:02
courage and say in the morning
to you
57:04
the man who put the C in the
collapse of
57:06
all markets John C Dvorak but
whoa you
57:13
better take a lesson I know
working uh
57:16
glad you liked it uh you know
more to
57:19
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ships to
57:21
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in the
57:22
water the dames in the nights
out there
57:24
yes in the morning to all of
our shields
57:27
and trolls or as I'll Sharpton
would say
57:29
trawls the trawlers in the
trial room at
57:33
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very
57:36
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was a
57:39
priest dream if I was streaming
57:41
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half this
57:43
morning but they were obfuscated
57:45
whenever I'm doing a phone call
number
57:48
well lots of people have my
numbers and
57:50
data so surprisingly you know
there's
57:54
lots of DMS anyway
57:58
let's give a quick count see
how many
58:00
trolls are in there this
morning we do
58:02
the command for troll count
1048 good to
58:06
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58:08
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58:19
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58:43
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58:46
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have other
58:48
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was a
58:51
couple we thought there was
maybe three
58:52
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plug that's okay I'm cool so
I've got
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sir Nasser Animus of docpath
showed up
1:00:19
windows LeBeau via yes it it
was another
1:00:23
coated amount thirteen hundred
and
1:00:28
eighteen dollars
1:00:29
well the eighteen would be we
never
1:00:34
understand his codes but the
eighteen
1:00:36
would be maybe the Jewish code
but we're
1:00:38
pretty sure he's Muslim he's
Muslim yeah
1:00:41
I wish I understood his codes
they did
1:00:44
he write a note he usually does
of
1:00:46
course you did okay good by the
way did
1:00:49
yours your line three missing
lines yes
1:00:53
it is
1:00:54
wonder what's supposed to be
there hey
1:00:56
man who's been doing my lines
so he
1:01:00
writes in this is his normal
note of
1:01:03
course this time he's got some
some well
1:01:06
he's a lot like fugu Soto
1:01:08
in that he has stories to tell
yeah we
1:01:11
know that right these guys are
on the
1:01:13
road yeah I'm on the run I
thought you
1:01:15
gonna say on the run
1:01:19
I have an unusual request goat
karma
1:01:22
whoa did you want to right off
the bat
1:01:25
now get to him at the end doors
go Karma
1:01:29
three goats in my tribe died in
the past
1:01:33
two weeks oh boy I am the owner
and I
1:01:36
need it to last longer than a
horse race
1:01:38
to Karma but not too long as
Eid is
1:01:42
coming the Eid the party does
the party
1:01:48
time but not for the goats yes
and it is
1:01:52
coming and several of their
lives will
1:01:54
be cut short anyway but good
health
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until then would be nice thank
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shut down by North Korea
against all
1:02:37
Chinese gave me pause as you
recall his
1:02:40
last note was talk it was gone
in North
1:02:42
Korea yeah suffering from a
cold I
1:02:45
thought of it better I thought
better of
1:02:49
heading to the peninsula with a
cough
1:02:51
less fearful of issues in the
peninsula
1:02:55
than being penned up like my
goats with
1:02:58
other sick people upon my
return yes
1:03:01
exactly it turned out to be a
correct
1:03:04
conspiracy assumption since my
intended
1:03:07
return date coincided with the
1:03:10
quarantine of America's
returning from
1:03:12
China
1:03:12
I get enough SSSs on my tickets
thanks
1:03:18
to the programming bias
1:03:21
and this is referring to on
your morning
1:03:24
pass yep there's there's these
codes on
1:03:27
there you know different
airlines have
1:03:29
and that's one of them that's
that's you
1:03:31
don't notice it but oh yes or
essence
1:03:35
sir can you come over here and
then we
1:03:37
need it we need to talk we have
a
1:03:38
special line for you sir thanks
to the
1:03:42
programming bias as Adam has
reminded
1:03:45
people until you reach a you
are a
1:03:47
foreigner and as many have
learned you
1:03:50
are innocent unless you're
alleged to be
1:03:53
guilty of a crime some groups
are
1:03:57
automatically alleged by the
programs
1:04:00
he's bitching yourself during
one of
1:04:04
them despite these hassles as a
weary
1:04:06
traveler returning to the US I
want to
1:04:09
thank the many border officers
for two
1:04:11
words they often say welcome
home yeah
1:04:14
they do I know I know it which
brings me
1:04:17
to a point I was thinking about
earlier
1:04:18
cuz I've heard about this would
you if
1:04:22
when you go into Texas from an
1:04:24
international outlet outpost
and you
1:04:27
come in mm-hmm I know that I'm
not a see
1:04:30
your residents if they see your
1:04:32
residency is Texas and you're
coming
1:04:34
into Texas
1:04:34
I'm just asking cuz it's never
happened
1:04:37
to me do they say welcome home
doofus
1:04:39
and I was told that they say
welcome
1:04:43
home doofus no so anyone from
Texas
1:04:46
no okay I just wondered I was I
pretty
1:04:50
much you know I've had a lot of
1:04:51
different treatment for
different
1:04:52
reasons but in general it's I
get a I
1:04:55
got a welcome home yeah I get
welcome
1:04:58
home too
1:04:58
yeah which I do also find nice
I heard
1:05:01
this recipe makes you feel good
makes
1:05:04
you feel good yeah as opposed
to welcome
1:05:07
home doofus yeah he continues
his note
1:05:11
very difficult start to the
year Agent
1:05:14
Orange took a close friend of
mine while
1:05:16
another has significantly
deteriorated
1:05:18
from his Gulf War Syndrome
neither has
1:05:22
had a single regret for their
decision
1:05:25
to serve and defend our
Constitution
1:05:26
great Americans no jingles well
except
1:05:29
for the goat karma yeah well he
said no
1:05:32
jingles huh I just wanted to
say one
1:05:34
thing
1:05:34
we give him him and his flock
some car
1:05:38
is it what is a bunch of goats
is that
1:05:40
if not a flock
1:05:41
that's a herd a herd of goats
yeah maybe
1:05:46
not last night
1:05:48
the keeper and I wanted to
watch iliza
1:05:51
shlesinger
1:05:52
on Kimmel yeah I was gonna stay
up for
1:05:55
that too but I went to bed well
so she
1:05:57
was second-guessed which means
first you
1:05:59
get the first guest and then
you yes yes
1:06:02
yeah she was the first guest I
would
1:06:04
have watched yeah well so we we
bit the
1:06:07
bullet and we were invested now
before
1:06:10
they got to her they had an ad
break
1:06:14
which was two breaks and in the
middle
1:06:17
they came back to the studio
and they
1:06:19
did a native add acted with
Guillermo
1:06:22
and Kimmel for Deez Nuts the
total block
1:06:26
of time because we we rolled it
back
1:06:28
weaned and we looked at time
codes was
1:06:30
12 minutes 12 minutes of ads
he's
1:06:38
unbelievable Wow so either
there there's
1:06:41
what a little Isaac yes you get
there
1:06:44
Liza she couldn't even get 12
minutes
1:06:46
she got one segment yeah that's
was just
1:06:49
five minutes max I think yeah
it was I
1:06:53
mean I was blown away as both
of us
1:06:55
we're seeing like another ad
and another
1:06:56
ad and there was a 60 and to
15th and
1:06:59
the third as you recall you
recall in
1:07:01
this show I'm always pointing
out the
1:07:04
native ads on ABC News and
Kimmel's on
1:07:07
ABC ABC is the king yeah the
native ad
1:07:10
yes the Nate but so they broke
it up
1:07:13
these two blocks of pre
produced ads
1:07:15
with the native ad looks like
either
1:07:18
they're really raking it in
which I'm
1:07:21
sure they are but this is
whorish and by
1:07:25
the way as if I were came out
like you I
1:07:28
can't have a nice chat with
with the
1:07:30
iliza shlesinger who's funny
she's gonna
1:07:32
be in it
1:07:33
in a movie with Wahlberg as a
big kid
1:07:35
now it's probably not an ABC
movie and I
1:07:38
probably not a Disney movie so
that's
1:07:39
why yeah
1:07:40
not even a clip shut up that's
the fact
1:07:43
it's a Netflix movie that's why
yes oh
1:07:45
yeah I would
1:07:47
here in and out 12 minutes that
it's
1:07:52
unwatchable and all of it is
stuff you
1:07:54
don't want right
1:07:57
a group of goats is called a
tribe or a
1:08:00
trip
1:08:01
oh well that's what sir anima
said he
1:08:03
said my tribe I thought you had
goats I
1:08:06
thought he meant his tribe like
you know
1:08:07
unga-bunga I don't know what
he's
1:08:08
talking about but that's a race
it's a
1:08:13
very good enough trying to be
as racist
1:08:15
as possible people are innocent
until
1:08:17
well alleged to be involved in
some type
1:08:19
of criminal activity
1:08:20
all right here's for your tribe
they're
1:08:21
Soroptimist of Dogpatch of lower
1:08:23
suburbia you've got and we'll
throw it
1:08:28
extra one after it just to make
sure
1:08:30
they're all nice and juicy for
the fest
1:08:32
I mean it well we don't goats
delicious
1:08:38
meat yeah eat it much in this
country
1:08:41
you I've had a bad Mexican goat
dish but
1:08:45
otherwise I like I like
Jamaican goat
1:08:48
but I had a Mexican goat which
it's just
1:08:50
like like I was taste the goat
was still
1:08:53
bad they'll go on like the I
don't know
1:08:54
if you can get if you can get a
goat leg
1:08:57
or a legged gold like a lamb
and get the
1:09:00
bone out of the thing yeah be
great what
1:09:02
you have to do by hand
sometimes which
1:09:04
I've done yeah it's a it is a
better
1:09:07
it's just matter version of the
lamb it
1:09:10
doesn't have a goat flavor
except the
1:09:12
one that I I don't know what
they dig I
1:09:15
peed in it I don't know really
1:09:17
mmm you know I've heard anyway
thank you
1:09:21
very much sir onerous of
Dogpatch and
1:09:23
Louis LeBeau via good to hear
from you
1:09:25
love your notes and well you
got your
1:09:28
karma for the tribe okay I know
you've
1:09:32
reopened the spreadsheet and go
I was
1:09:34
been Robert slack and I don't
know how
1:09:38
that's pronounced slack but he
claims it
1:09:40
is you tell me anyways SLA ght
mom I
1:09:48
came he came at 3 3333 from
he's in
1:09:53
Glendale Arizona and he
1:09:57
he sent a note in saying hello
from
1:10:01
Glendale I sent a bank check
yeah okay I
1:10:03
would like to say in the
morning to you
1:10:05
and that it has been a while
since I
1:10:09
donate so he needs a deed
douching
1:10:11
you've been deduced
1:10:17
he's had a bank checking
through one of
1:10:18
these you know one of these
systems and
1:10:20
rarely I mean most people just
send a
1:10:23
mail with a check in it and
then have a
1:10:24
note attendee said you received
it yeah
1:10:26
I did he received it I got
picked it up
1:10:28
on Tuesday was that Szell Szell
maybe
1:10:30
though no no there's a check
when those
1:10:32
checks you get it okay physical
chair
1:10:34
like the checks but it came in
through
1:10:36
the system and it was like but
he what
1:10:41
does the system you keep
referring to
1:10:43
well it's like people can go to
various
1:10:46
check pay check payments
organizations
1:10:50
pay by mail there's a whole
bunch of
1:10:52
them and you can or you go
through your
1:10:54
credit union so I want to make
a payment
1:10:56
to the no agenda show every
month or
1:11:00
every week or every whatever
can can you
1:11:03
set that up and they usually
have a
1:11:04
system it's like a time payment
system
1:11:07
that the bank's put together
and then
1:11:09
you get a check we get a check
to know
1:11:11
Jennifer gets a check in an
envelope
1:11:14
mm-hmm that's dump that's
printed by the
1:11:16
bank it's gonna do guys it's
not their
1:11:18
kind of just one step removed
there and
1:11:21
there's there's two or three of
these
1:11:22
systems out there that one of
them is
1:11:24
this one company that has that
1:11:26
consolidates but you get humble
oh yeah
1:11:30
yeah yeah 20 30 checks there's
another
1:11:32
one has one check in it which I
chase
1:11:34
Manhattan's notorious for each
check
1:11:37
could cause them 50 cents to
send it
1:11:39
they losing money and then
there's this
1:11:42
other one which is a little
Foley Foley
1:11:44
envelope II thing that you had
to tear
1:11:46
the top off and tear the sides
off my
1:11:48
favorite those are the ones
that usually
1:11:50
look like junk mail he throw
out they
1:11:52
never really that they don't
really love
1:11:55
a junk mail but they junk mail
looks
1:11:57
like them yeah yeah right and
that's
1:12:00
what he did he got that one
came through
1:12:02
with that so no interest so you
sent an
1:12:04
email then anyway this is a
longer story
1:12:06
I don't know why he went on I
don't know
1:12:07
either I keep up the excellent
work and
1:12:09
let's see many more years of
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1:12:26
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1:12:29
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what do
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it's a
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Super
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Tuesday but it's also 3-3 which
is a
1:13:43
good number for us 33 the magic
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in my
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head for days and days overthink
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the 2030
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Chuck
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boy's jr. of the data warm
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you can have that now what is
this kavik
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have a thing do you know what
that is I
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only carry everything I know as
they add
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for the coffee goes Kevin Kevin
1:14:42
hmm I mean I don't have I don't
remember
1:14:45
us ever playing it I do I
personally
1:14:47
remember it I mean I have ever
that was
1:14:51
kind of well if you if you do
that one
1:14:53
more time then I'll play the
other one
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okay ready yep Keva you've got
karma
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I might assist him in some
barbecue
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cook-offs this year that's
interesting
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he has some he has some wins in
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yeah John maybe we could have a
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out of this this is actually an
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but this is
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an interesting thing I really
have this
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brisket
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yes texas-style I have a coupon
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ever been to the North East
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that's why I was laughing north
what
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name is shitty there it exactly
you make
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on my point for me
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yes well I've been yeah I
probably have
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been in Northeast X because
they I took
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a drive up through the
Panhandle up into
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Oklahoma once and but it was
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flavor does he have something
for the
1:17:55
table says well no he didn't
say okay
1:18:00
not everybody has to have
something for
1:18:02
the table no I'm just asking
1:18:03
well it's right here you got it
in front
1:18:06
of you now I'm doing
everything's I'm
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knitting I have other things to
do okay
1:18:09
okay no yes bourbon and rib
eyes ah
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there you go
1:18:16
bourbon and rib eyes which I
would think
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brisket would be more
appropriate but
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okay anyway jingo requests jobs
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karma boom
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okay hold on a second said
Trump and
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for jobs you've got all right
sir Dave
1:19:02
comes up at two hundred three
four
1:19:03
dollars and 56 cents two three
four five
1:19:05
six
1:19:05
fugu Zoda I'm guessing I think
it's for
1:19:10
risotto oh yeah I see it's fugu
Zotoh
1:19:13
yes good news this no dough is
only 188
1:19:16
and even better I just found
out that
1:19:19
there's a Ministry of Interior
app one
1:19:21
can download that will makes
niching on
1:19:23
the scofflaws who are driving
160
1:19:26
kilometers per hour in the
break down
1:19:28
Lane make it that much easier
around
1:19:31
here they call it the breakdown
lane the
1:19:34
inshalla lane because inshallah
I won't
1:19:38
crash into a broken-down dump
truck at
1:19:40
160 kilometres an hour I
downloaded it
1:19:45
of course because I want to do
my part
1:19:47
to support a civil society and
it has
1:19:50
nothing to do with it isn't
ways kind of
1:19:52
the same thing yes nothing to
do sorry
1:19:56
guys you're turning these crew
into the
1:19:58
police but the way that police
we're
1:19:59
looking at ways this is mrs.
real
1:20:01
snitching that's a little
different I
1:20:03
think ways is just to report
accidents
1:20:05
and speed it's actually you're
on the
1:20:07
good guys side okay it has
nothing to do
1:20:11
with the fact that someone
knocked on me
1:20:13
for over dark windows tint oh I
see that
1:20:17
cost me 500 Saudi reals that's
it's fine
1:20:23
for having a window tint that's
too dark
1:20:25
maybe we have that in
California you
1:20:27
can't really don't ya know or
that if
1:20:29
someone gave a $500 real real
fine the
1:20:33
conscientious citizen who
turned them in
1:20:35
gets half oh now this is an app
and down
1:20:38
with that like this so you get
a part of
1:20:42
that you got a Vig that would
be great
1:20:47
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1:20:50
Saudi Arabia of course if I did
happen
1:20:53
to turn someone into the
Ministry of the
1:20:55
Interior and received a cut of
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1:20:57
fine a portion of that would
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1:21:05
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1:21:08
dispenser hey citizen if you see
1:21:09
something say something
1:21:10
and a goat karma for good
measure thank
1:21:13
you for your courage of all PS
and by
1:21:16
the way this is a note meant
for Adam
1:21:17
because Adam is a big fan of
John Tesh
1:21:20
and he says PS Yanni would kick
John
1:21:23
Tesh is but thank you very much
sir Dave
1:21:27
he is the Earl is he or is he
do can I
1:21:29
think he may be Duke I don't
think he's
1:21:31
an Earl anymore I think he's up
there
1:21:34
somewhere maybe now we love
hearing from
1:21:36
you sir Dave thank you so much
and of
1:21:37
course we've got what you need
you've
1:21:45
got Matthew Scott's next two
twelve
1:21:53
twenty in Springfield Missouri
that was
1:21:56
the special donation for last
show yes
1:21:58
this is my first associate
executive
1:22:00
producer donation I'm now over
halfway
1:22:02
to knighthood oh wait a minute
1:22:05
okay so he's probably get
accumulated
1:22:07
through cheaper donations yes
1:22:09
no jingles no Karma but if Adam
could
1:22:11
please please please please
explain the
1:22:14
best way for producers to
submit end of
1:22:17
joke mixes I would be grateful
I know
1:22:20
y'all I'm going to put you can
do that
1:22:21
at the end I produce the track
about
1:22:23
three years ago and have tried
a few
1:22:25
times to contact Adam to get it
into the
1:22:27
magenta show rotation even
using a pane
1:22:30
of play method by sending it
with a
1:22:32
donation last year but to no
avail
1:22:34
I sent a separate email with
subject end
1:22:37
of show mix about bicycles in
China in
1:22:40
case Adam is able to get it
into them
1:22:42
mix despite it being about an
old topic
1:22:45
surely Matthew Scott in
Springfield
1:22:47
Missouri oh yeah Thank You
Matthew
1:22:49
there is no pay to play what
likely
1:22:52
happened it's a fun idea but no
there's
1:22:56
no pay to play sometimes yeah
could you
1:23:00
imagine sometimes it just
doesn't work
1:23:04
out and that can be because
there's a
1:23:05
whole bunch of mixes that came
in and I
1:23:07
always try to carry them over
sometimes
1:23:10
stuff gets lost in the shuffle
even
1:23:13
though we have thousands of
producers
1:23:14
out in the universe it's really
just
1:23:16
Adam here with a big ass
1:23:17
hard drive in a search tool so
sometimes
1:23:21
it just doesn't work and I
apologize but
1:23:23
I do have it lined up for you
today and
1:23:26
I will say that I pretty much
will play
1:23:28
anything as long as we have the
time to
1:23:30
play it or if it it's not just
1:23:32
completely route I mean I
personally the
1:23:34
shitty or the better I think
that's
1:23:36
funny and and I also think it's
1:23:38
encouraging if it's just good
enough to
1:23:41
play at the end of show
1:23:42
so nothing personal slipped
through the
1:23:45
cracks and it's lined up for
the end of
1:23:47
show today and thank you for
your
1:23:48
courage did you expect
something else
1:23:59
something less amenable I would
have
1:24:04
said something like well you
know it's
1:24:06
possible it's no good no it is
good and
1:24:08
I just don't even remember it
so maybe
1:24:10
he sent it it's lined up it
happens but
1:24:13
it's nothing personal Stephanie
sighs
1:24:17
Simon's actually in the Fort
Lauderdale
1:24:20
200 $4.20 she's our last
associate
1:24:22
executive producer for show
2012 20 and
1:24:26
by the way next shows the next
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1:24:29
number is a palindrome well 21
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I'm a lot of cliffs most of our
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short I have only one clip over
a minute
1:28:08
I loved this show I well if you
love to
1:28:14
show I'm gonna play the most
annoying
1:28:16
clip I've ever produced
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yeah one of those clips that if
I don't
1:28:21
put this warning out in advance
you
1:28:23
would like bitch about it but
as you can
1:28:25
pre bitch if you want now I'm
not gonna
1:28:27
Bridge about nothing
1:28:28
now this will be this is
essentially the
1:28:32
entire debates boiled down into
a 108
1:28:35
one minute and eight seconds
epic but I
1:28:38
will say it could have been 10
minutes
1:28:40
if I wanted it to be that the
United
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States Barack Obama said
1:28:54
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the only way 20 brush size talk
about
1:29:00
minimum wage I'm heavy way to
the
1:29:03
question building for Williams
of Judah
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Liam Park affordable housing odd
1:29:10
billionaire this is a radical
idea
1:29:13
chuckles read it all about the
football
1:29:15
banner is a radical than an idea
1:29:18
thank you just acknowledge that
1:29:53
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1:29:58
that was not edited that was
what there
1:30:04
was no overlays that was
absolutely the
1:30:07
straight feed from the debates
that I
1:30:10
put together there there's
different
1:30:12
segments but it's the straight
feed
1:30:13
there's nothing going on other
than that
1:30:15
and it was mostly Buddha jazz
stepping
1:30:18
on everybody did you get the
idea that
1:30:22
the CIA broadcasting system did
not go
1:30:27
to Buddha judge a lot kind of
like
1:30:31
leaving him out I felt to me
like he was
1:30:33
a bit protected they didn't ask
him I
1:30:35
thought he got a lot less time
than
1:30:36
everybody else and was just at
it wasn't
1:30:38
really asked a lot of questions
well he
1:30:41
was budding into everything he
was the
1:30:44
worst up there and any and it
was not
1:30:46
funny and lame when he did well
1:30:49
everybody was not funny and
lame I have
1:30:51
to say everybody was funny this
is well
1:30:55
they're only funny cuz they're
a goof
1:30:56
doofuses but let's let's do a
couple of
1:31:00
things that went on okay I love
this
1:31:05
show why thank you CBS finally
finally
1:31:09
made politics entertaining
again who
1:31:12
riveting stuff there was a hike
I don't
1:31:19
wish to go to let's start with
this one
1:31:20
let me just get this a law just
a little
1:31:22
one of the longest clips it's
47 seconds
1:31:25
and this is Tom Styer I thought
he'd put
1:31:28
a clip of him in there and I was
1:31:29
listening to this and I'm
saying this
1:31:31
guy if you listen to what he
has to say
1:31:33
which is all lies
1:31:35
he is here's the problem of the
Democrat
1:31:39
Party is this guy this is all
globalism
1:31:42
and Lee here's the globalist
message
1:31:44
listen to this clip I want to
say
1:31:46
something about foreign policy
which is
1:31:47
this we keep acting as if we're
in the
1:31:50
20th century or the 19th century
1:31:52
if you look at the biggest
threats to
1:31:53
the United States we're talking
right
1:31:55
now about coronavirus that
cannot be
1:31:57
solved within the borders of
the United
1:31:58
States climate change which is
a global
1:32:02
problem that had where we need
us
1:32:04
leadership for countries around
the
1:32:07
world in fact mr. Trump's
policy of us
1:32:10
going it alone of America first
of
1:32:13
having no values no allies and
no
1:32:16
strategy is disastrous for us
the
1:32:18
biggest threat to America right
now in
1:32:21
terms of our safety of our
citizens is
1:32:23
climate and it's time for us to
deal
1:32:25
with it that way
1:32:26
every single foreign policy
issue is
1:32:29
about American leadership and
coalition
1:32:31
new topics senator Sanders
1:32:35
no sorry Tom no good that was
not happen
1:32:40
now is no good he wastes so
much time by
1:32:42
saying I want to talk about
something
1:32:45
and this is what I want to say
I want to
1:32:47
talk about it I want to say
this and
1:32:49
then he talks about it yeah
what is the
1:32:51
point of this performative at
the
1:32:53
beginning that just lingers
he's no good
1:32:59
he's no good no good alright
let's go -
1:33:04
lets go - let's start with the
little
1:33:06
Jim that was at the beginning
this is
1:33:08
the warrant this is debates the
D basis
1:33:11
doesn't have the he in it more
kill it
1:33:13
this is the little kill it
thing which
1:33:14
is kind of cute at least I
didn't have a
1:33:17
boss who said to me kill it the
way that
1:33:21
Mayor Bloomberg never pregnant
employees
1:33:28
there's so much going on with
this first
1:33:32
Bloomberg's
1:33:33
eye rolls were great I also
noticed his
1:33:36
mouth is and that means not
just his
1:33:40
lips but about it's shaped very
similar
1:33:42
to that of Homer Simpson if you
look at
1:33:50
his younger he's some of his as
he's
1:33:51
taken these off the air but the
early
1:33:53
ads well you only have to see
us as we
1:33:54
do so they got these ads of him
as when
1:33:57
he was fired when he was 39 and
he
1:33:59
started building his business
after that
1:34:01
which is you know commendable
and and
1:34:04
they show pictures of him is 39
and he
1:34:06
had this duck lips his upper
lip was way
1:34:09
out very much like a Simpson
character
1:34:11
yeah and it was looked like a
goofball I
1:34:14
think he's had to work done on
those on
1:34:16
that look so there's another
thing that
1:34:17
bothers me about this clip
1:34:19
and maybe it's just me being
overly
1:34:22
sensitive to all messages
because it's
1:34:25
kind of what we do but isn't
the whole
1:34:27
idea of a woman's choice to do
that if
1:34:35
she wants to continue her
career I mean
1:34:38
for Warren to say that this was
of
1:34:40
course the way he said it but
isn't that
1:34:43
kind of what abortion is is
killing it
1:34:46
you know that to me it felt
like though
1:34:48
it didn't go long it didn't
belong in
1:34:51
the in the conversation but
also from
1:34:53
the standpoint that she's
supposed to be
1:34:55
coming from yeah you know let's
kill it
1:34:59
a little weird a little weird I
didn't
1:35:02
look at it from that
perspective but now
1:35:03
that you mention it I I now do
and
1:35:06
before we go on with these
clips and
1:35:07
there's a few more I want to
get a
1:35:09
couple of isil's out of the way
ah here
1:35:12
we go so it may get a little
more
1:35:14
entertaining so I've got I've
got kill
1:35:16
it
1:35:17
no let's check it out know what
for an
1:35:21
end of show I so nice in fact
it's going
1:35:24
straight into the end of show
slot just
1:35:26
in case alright what else you
got
1:35:27
Oh gestures above that how many
hours
1:35:29
how many hours do you have
which was not
1:35:34
a great eye so for the end of
show but
1:35:36
to me that was the end of
Bernie's
1:35:38
chances of anything he cannot
explain
1:35:42
explain how it's going to be
paid for
1:35:45
how many hours do you have and
1:35:47
apparently it will take forever
as many
1:35:49
hours as you have in your
lifetime to
1:35:51
understand it I thought that
was the
1:35:53
worst answer he could have
given I'm not
1:35:56
gonna argue with that
1:35:57
now we got piss up a rope piss
up a rope
1:36:02
Raymond who said that's not
from the
1:36:04
debate Alex Jones okay
1:36:12
no disqualified all right next
president
1:36:16
is a Russian the president is a
Russian
1:36:18
operative as an old one we've
heard it's
1:36:22
and so you're like and kill it
1:36:26
I am can't wait I'm loved and
kill it
1:36:28
especially the end of the show
you're
1:36:30
kidding me that's almost
perfect yeah
1:36:32
let me just let me just see if
I didn't
1:36:34
have anything to I have nothing
to
1:36:39
compete nothing competes with
the killer
1:36:42
I think no it is great and if
Shelley
1:36:45
yeah it's just perfect what
she's so
1:36:47
emphatic here
1:36:48
kill it cuz that's how he said
it she's
1:36:50
doing she's doing the entire
1:36:51
impersonation it's very good
very good
1:36:54
okay so here's the name I want
to save
1:36:57
the bite and stuff for lost
causes
1:36:59
actually there's bite and stuff
that
1:37:01
goes beyond the debate I know
there's
1:37:03
it's so funny this little you
know it's
1:37:06
not and I've decided that it's
it is so
1:37:09
super picking on him it is
elder abuse
1:37:12
the man is they don't love him
they hate
1:37:17
him
1:37:17
someone really hates him
putting through
1:37:19
this this is not okay at this
point I'm
1:37:25
with the side that says yeah
it's okay
1:37:27
for the show I'm happy of
course but I'm
1:37:31
starting to feel bad about it
now here's
1:37:34
a thing that took place in the
debate
1:37:35
that it would take keep
dividing stuff
1:37:38
at the end here's the Bloomberg
this is
1:37:41
the clip this was great
1:37:43
everybody's all worked up about
and this
1:37:44
is the clip that Scott Adams
has some
1:37:46
thoughts on and this is this is
the
1:37:50
bottom clip yeah you heard it
of course
1:37:52
it's the truth always wants to
come out
1:37:54
let's just go on the record
they talked
1:37:56
about 40 Democrats 21 of those
with
1:37:59
people that I spent a hundred
million
1:38:01
dollars to help elect all of
the new
1:38:04
Democrats that came in put
Nancy Pelosi
1:38:07
in charge and gave the Congress
the
1:38:09
ability to control this
president I got
1:38:12
them I bought got them yeah
yeah we all
1:38:16
heard it okay so here's now I
wanna skip
1:38:19
the Scott Adams and this is his
little
1:38:21
commentary on this and he's
taught he
1:38:24
caught that too and he says
Bloomberg's
1:38:27
a very important element in the
money
1:38:29
machines at the Democrat Party
and he
1:38:31
thinks that there's some bit
1:38:33
that this is another reason
they're
1:38:35
gonna try to screw Bernie now
here's
1:38:37
here's the other hidden magic
of what
1:38:40
Bloomberg is doing do you think
that if
1:38:42
Bernie is the candidate
1:38:44
Bloomberg will spend his
hundreds of
1:38:46
millions to get democrats
elected in
1:38:50
Congress woody
1:38:52
because remember Bloomberg
thinks that
1:38:55
Birdy's policies would be a
disaster
1:38:58
so if Bloomberg if you can
imagine a
1:39:01
scenario where Bernie gets the
1:39:02
nomination Bloomberg might turn
off the
1:39:06
spigot right if I understand
Bloomberg's
1:39:10
position he thinks that Bernie
would be
1:39:13
a disaster so I don't think
he's gonna
1:39:15
vote more democratic more
Democrats to
1:39:20
you know have a stronger
position in
1:39:22
Congress if that would make
birdie
1:39:24
capable of getting what you
says he
1:39:27
wants so the biggest problem
that the
1:39:29
Democrats have is if they if
they
1:39:32
nominate a centrist even if
it's not
1:39:34
Bloomberg they probably still
get
1:39:36
Bloomberg's money you know what
I mean
1:39:40
that doesn't seem like a crazy
1:39:42
assumption I mean that I didn't
it was
1:39:45
something I wasn't thinking
about I was
1:39:48
only thinking about that part
and it's
1:39:51
really a little bit more if we
replay
1:39:52
the original let's just go on
the record
1:39:54
they talked about 40 Democrats
21 of
1:39:57
those with people that I spent
a hundred
1:39:59
million dollars to help elect
all of the
1:40:02
new Democrats that came in put
Nancy
1:40:05
Pelosi in charge now that part
and then
1:40:09
he goes into the I bought he
also owns
1:40:12
Nancy Pelosi this is the
message that
1:40:14
he's giving us here they put
Nancy
1:40:17
Pelosi in charge no no you
bought Nancy
1:40:19
Pelosi the Speaker of the House
the next
1:40:22
part I'm wondering about this
is all it
1:40:25
takes is four million bucks per
1:40:26
candidate on average to win over
1:40:29
Republicans in these states and
these
1:40:31
you know it was quite a number
of House
1:40:33
c20 at 200 is fifty no I'm
sorry is not
1:40:38
fifty it with 22 agree 5 5
million okay
1:40:40
on average on average for but
thanks
1:40:50
what was it was it purely a
matter of
1:40:54
four hundred million bucks for
these
1:40:56
races that the Republicans
didn't have a
1:40:59
hundred million bucks Trump
couldn't
1:41:00
raise that I find that
interesting I'm
1:41:03
not sure and well you have to
always
1:41:07
assume that is above and beyond
yeah but
1:41:10
these most of these yes but
still a
1:41:13
hundred million for a majority
in the
1:41:15
house it's worth a hundred
trillion when
1:41:17
you think about it or a hundred
billion
1:41:19
at least a majority in the
house you're
1:41:22
kidding me what what a what a
what a
1:41:24
joke what a bunch of losers the
1:41:26
Republicans are if it was only
a hundred
1:41:28
million dollars and they could
have or
1:41:30
maybe if they put a hundred and
twenty
1:41:31
five but the point I'm making
is yes I
1:41:34
agree on a percentage to lose
the house
1:41:37
for a hundred million dollars
but I'm
1:41:40
also not agreeing with what
he's saying
1:41:42
I don't think the money buys
that I just
1:41:45
don't and I love Mike bloomer
being in
1:41:47
this I love Mike let me finish
I love
1:41:50
Mike Bloomberg being in this
race
1:41:51
because
1:41:52
we'll know we'll know if you
have
1:41:54
unlimited funds if you can buy
yourself
1:41:56
into the presidency he clearly
thinks so
1:41:59
he talks about bought bought
bought I'm
1:42:01
not so sure he's probably more
1:42:03
frustrated that he doesn't seem
to be
1:42:05
able to buy himself the
presidency the
1:42:07
way he believes he bought the
the house
1:42:11
seats for the Democrats oh I
don't think
1:42:12
it's true I don't know if
people have
1:42:14
had these ideas I William
Randolph
1:42:17
Hearst the first with all his
newspapers
1:42:19
thought he could push himself
into high
1:42:21
positions in the government he
never
1:42:22
could do it right the
Bloomberg's very
1:42:25
similar character and he's under
1:42:28
estimating the American in the
1:42:30
newsletter a couple of the
essays be
1:42:32
like not too recent ones but
some of
1:42:34
them discuss this this is a big
deal
1:42:36
because the media wants
everyone to
1:42:40
believe that it's true that you
could
1:42:42
yes by spending spending
spending more
1:42:44
money spending spending
spending more
1:42:46
money you will you will be
successful
1:42:48
and that's in this little
message about
1:42:50
Bloomberg and 100 million is a
good
1:42:52
example where the media's gonna
go yeah
1:42:53
yeah yeah this just shows you
that if
1:42:55
you spend it more money in
other words
1:42:57
give us the media more money
you'll be
1:43:02
successful yeah so he of course
1:43:06
especially you more than me say
no it's
1:43:08
not true advertising stinks it
doesn't
1:43:10
even barely works yeah I think
it does
1:43:12
thing I think the Trump did won
the
1:43:15
presidency with much less money
it
1:43:17
wasn't because of advertising
he was
1:43:19
because of the non-stop news
cycle they
1:43:23
don't really have a non-stop
news cycle
1:43:25
on anybody except Trump still
not really
1:43:27
on any other candidate now I
got Amy's
1:43:31
little thing at the end they
said give
1:43:33
us a motto and what you feel
about life
1:43:35
or some stupid thing I love
steyr when
1:43:38
they did the the motto thing
and he
1:43:40
closed his mouth and he might
have
1:43:42
wanted to say something but
they took it
1:43:44
away from him immediately he's
a schmuck
1:43:46
all right this is a me he is a
schmuck
1:43:49
politics is about improving
people's
1:43:51
life I got it vice pardon
biggest
1:43:54
misconception it was very good
one very
1:43:56
good way
1:43:57
uh no no was that about what's
not
1:44:02
pretty good I got something
here hold on
1:44:06
me just play your clip again
politics is
1:44:08
about improving people's life I
got it
1:44:10
Vice pardon biggest
misconception it was
1:44:14
very good one very good you
like that
1:44:26
one huh
1:44:26
yeah John Benson put that
together for
1:44:28
us that was nice I like that
okay so
1:44:31
let's go to Biden and some of
the stupid
1:44:34
shit he said now and this is on
the
1:44:38
debate house have some after
the debate
1:44:39
he continued he's these likes
he's a he
1:44:44
just gift that keeps on giving
1:44:45
here's debate Biden and the
black woman
1:44:48
is not a joke clip I'm looking
forward
1:44:51
to making sure there's a black
woman on
1:44:53
the Supreme Court
1:44:54
to make sure I guess Sotomayor
is a
1:45:05
brown woman she doesn't count
is that
1:45:06
the deal it's like no no the
deal for me
1:45:09
the deal here's the deal he
said that by
1:45:13
the way I have the the
transcript of the
1:45:16
whole debates he said here's
the deal
1:45:18
five times and once he said
here's the
1:45:20
deal here's the deal yeah he
had a
1:45:23
double deal double deal he's
1:45:25
double-dealing the way he
presents as it
1:45:30
was pure pandering to the
audience in
1:45:32
South Carolina to say that in
the first
1:45:34
place and then and they
applauded him
1:45:36
and then he says is not a joy
it's not a
1:45:39
joke what is he talking about
it's not a
1:45:41
joke what is it does he assume
that
1:45:44
because they clapped that they
thought
1:45:45
it was a joke well let's talk
about that
1:45:47
for a moment the audience was
very vocal
1:45:51
during this debate and the
reason why
1:45:54
and Trump complained about this
in in
1:45:57
the
1:45:58
in his initial debates when he
was
1:46:01
candidate this was the donor
class
1:46:03
tickets were seventeen eighteen
hundred
1:46:06
dollars a seat just to sit
there that's
1:46:09
why and there were a lotta
Biden people
1:46:12
who came in and very few Bernie
people
1:46:15
so this was a rigged audience
all right
1:46:21
well that still doesn't explain
it's not
1:46:23
a joke it's not a joke
1:46:24
well hello what this says is
people are
1:46:28
willing to pay eighteen hundred
dollars
1:46:30
to see Joe make a fool of
himself this
1:46:32
is this is an a ticket ride
baby this is
1:46:35
this is the one you this is
like the
1:46:37
take this to Vegas yeah
technically
1:46:39
etickets here top ticket you
know I
1:46:41
thought I thought the e-ticket
was but
1:46:44
someone corrected me years ago
and it's
1:46:46
somebody corrected you wrong in
fact I
1:46:49
used to go to Disneyland when
they had
1:46:51
House tickets yeah with the
kind of
1:46:53
blubbering backing and the
eight tickets
1:46:54
would like that free rides you
know they
1:46:56
were just junk
1:46:58
there's the e-ticket is the
e-ticket
1:47:00
whoever told you that was gave
you it
1:47:02
was I don't know what they were
thinking
1:47:04
anyway let's go on to here's
another one
1:47:06
this is the why am i stopping
clipped
1:47:08
yeah this was on a second this
was
1:47:11
another one of my favorites
1:47:14
well where's oh yes got it we
are going
1:47:18
to continue to move closer to
make sure
1:47:20
that we can in fact prevent
China
1:47:23
prevent North Korea from
launching
1:47:25
missiles to take them down and
if we
1:47:27
don't know why am i stopping
you no one
1:47:30
else stops okay
1:47:34
okay so our Catholic school
training
1:47:40
this is this is where although
funny it
1:47:43
was sad can I do to that you
don't have
1:47:46
on your list yeah are they
Biden yeah
1:47:49
give all of you free to go take
him up
1:47:52
with the internet I mean they
came up
1:47:53
the internet they came up the
whole idea
1:47:55
of stealth technology and I'm
gonna do
1:47:58
the same thing the piece I
wanted which
1:48:06
I didn't get where he's like
that DARPA
1:48:09
which is the advanced thingy
but I mean
1:48:11
it's at and this this I think
was the
1:48:14
best I provide for the
opportunity for a
1:48:16
first-time homebuyers home bone
1:48:19
homeowners the homeowner okay
you got
1:48:23
you've also got the GAF that's
from the
1:48:25
debates about 150 million yes I
have it
1:48:29
all in context for you I'm the
only one
1:48:31
that ever got it done
nationally I beat
1:48:33
the NRA twice I got a small
weapons band
1:48:37
I got magazines that could not
hold more
1:48:39
than ten rounds in them and got
them
1:48:41
eliminated
1:48:42
except we had a thing called an
election
1:48:44
with hanging chads in Florida
and it was
1:48:46
not reauthorized in addition to
that I
1:48:48
passed the Brady Bill with
waiting
1:48:50
periods I led that fight but my
friend
1:48:53
am i right another seven fact
also given
1:48:55
to the gun manufacturers
absolute
1:48:58
immunity imagine if I stood
here and
1:49:00
said we give immunity to drug
companies
1:49:02
we give immunity tobacco
companies that
1:49:04
has caused carnage on our
streets a
1:49:07
hundred and fifty million
people have
1:49:10
been killed since 2007 when
Bernie voted
1:49:13
to exempt the gun manufacturers
from
1:49:15
liability more than all the wars
1:49:18
including Vietnam from that
point on
1:49:21
carnage on our street I want to
tell you
1:49:23
if I'm elected enter I'm coming
for you
1:49:27
nobody called him on this yeah
but you
1:49:30
know obviously because he
doesn't have
1:49:32
orange hair you know it's not
fun to do
1:49:35
that to old Joe it's sad it's
so sad and
1:49:40
the funny thing is is he's
going on and
1:49:42
on about all these immunities
got
1:49:44
immunity
1:49:44
he never misses immunities of
vaccine
1:49:47
manufacturers no well he makes
the point
1:49:51
there's immunities to look
you're these
1:49:53
immunities to lawsuits and he
says gun
1:49:56
manufacturers have this
immunity he says
1:49:58
can you imagine if and then he
says
1:50:01
pharmacy right but you you're
not
1:50:04
actually taking him serious any
more I
1:50:06
mean you know he's just here for
1:50:07
entertainment you really can't
be upset
1:50:10
that Joe didn't do something
right well
1:50:13
I'm more upset that somebody
said hey
1:50:14
Joe there's not a hundred and
fifty
1:50:16
million dead it was like since
2007's
1:50:19
twelve he has a real he has a
real issue
1:50:21
with numbers he'll say fifty
million
1:50:24
instead of fifty billion he he
just has
1:50:27
issues it's it's cruel yeah
well let's
1:50:30
go on with the cruelty segment
okay
1:50:32
okay this is after the de basis
the
1:50:35
debates after and this is a
little bite
1:50:37
in one minute clip where he
said it
1:50:39
would I'm gonna just got it
disses brick
1:50:41
play it well I don't know what
the hell
1:50:43
it is rates after Biden I'm
sorry
1:50:51
debates I see debates I don't
see you'll
1:50:54
see the word after no should be
debates
1:50:58
after bite and Freudian slip oh
you know
1:51:01
why ok I'm sorry it's because
you've
1:51:03
misspelled things never mind
not your
1:51:05
fault misspell anything in this
line
1:51:07
okay I will explain to you if
you're
1:51:10
looking for debate after right
so you
1:51:13
have deep Baptists you have
debate
1:51:17
lower-case debate upper case
debates
1:51:20
with an S so it's no longer an
1:51:22
alphabetical order from looking
for the
1:51:24
next word after debate just say
it's not
1:51:27
your fault I clearly need to
anticipate
1:51:29
better when I got a chance to
say
1:51:31
something and I said what I had
to say
1:51:32
and look it's all about whether
or not
1:51:34
we're gonna give people an even
shot
1:51:36
yeah
1:51:37
you know progressive is what
we're
1:51:40
looking for and not a
revolution this
1:51:42
idea of a revolution it's not
gonna
1:51:44
happen people want progress
they want to
1:51:46
build on what we had not go
back but
1:51:48
build on what we had and the
idea we
1:51:51
should have a healthcare policy
that
1:51:52
covers people or we do that you
can
1:51:54
afford I mean get it done is
the very
1:51:56
notion of revolutionary
politics within
1:51:59
the Democratic Party
disqualifying no
1:52:01
it's not disqualifying it's
worth
1:52:02
competing about but the fact is
the idea
1:52:05
that Bernie's gonna bring out
more
1:52:07
people than Barack and I
brought out in
1:52:09
2012 is just 2008 2008 is just
not like
1:52:14
I mean and you look what's
happened so
1:52:16
far you've got to be able to go
out and
1:52:18
get mainstream Democrats and
you've got
1:52:21
to be able to go out and get
1:52:22
independence and some
Republicans the
1:52:24
vote to bring this country
together and
1:52:26
you do that by talking sensibly
about
1:52:28
what's that what's at stake and
I think
1:52:31
that what we're talking about
now is you
1:52:32
know spending 60 billion
dollars how is
1:52:50
that a Freudian slip does he
know what a
1:52:55
Freudian slip is no no I have
two
1:53:01
quickies from Joe in South
Carolina not
1:53:04
at the debate which I think are
worth
1:53:06
while listening to this one in
context I
1:53:11
mean that there was a little
snippet on
1:53:13
Twitter people were sending
around I
1:53:14
went back and got the full
thing in
1:53:16
context he confused himself by
speaking
1:53:19
about the past and I think he
wanted to
1:53:22
say this is how I did it but it
came
1:53:25
across as this is what I'm
saying to you
1:53:27
now this is the first in the
South
1:53:29
dinner speech United States
gonna be you
1:53:35
really are you're the ones that
sent
1:53:37
Bill Clinton to the presidency
they're
1:53:40
the ones that sent Barack Obama
the
1:53:42
presidency and I have a simple
1:53:44
proposition here I'm here to
ask you for
1:53:47
your help
1:53:47
where I come from
1:53:49
you don't get far unless you
ask my name
1:53:51
is Joe Biden I'm a Democratic
candidate
1:53:53
for the United States Senate
look me
1:53:55
over you're like we need help
out if not
1:53:57
both the other by give me a
look though
1:53:59
okay that's all I've really got
to say
1:54:01
to you I'm about I got 2
minutes and 30
1:54:03
seconds left I'm looking at the
clock
1:54:04
down here this is this is ultra
sad he's
1:54:09
wrong a lot this would have
qualified a
1:54:12
year ago for our show as a
drunk or not
1:54:14
drunk question I don't think
it's drunk
1:54:17
or not drunk I I think he's
just he has
1:54:20
programmed it all all of these
1:54:23
candidates everybody they have
things
1:54:25
they say they spout it off pop
pop pop
1:54:27
pop pop and this has just been
1:54:29
programmed into any I think he
was
1:54:31
taking himself back previous
times old
1:54:34
times Bill Clinton you know he's
1:54:36
thinking about that and I got a
simple
1:54:37
proposition and he said that
thousands
1:54:40
of times running for Senate and
it just
1:54:43
came out and it was it was like
oh okay
1:54:48
you know they give him the hook
and
1:54:51
here's another one this is
another he's
1:54:55
not up to date literally
1:55:00
well he's not proud of stuff
it's
1:55:03
getting past getting moved
getting
1:55:05
control the Paris climate
Accord I'm the
1:55:08
guy that came back after me
with junk
1:55:10
chopping and making the case
that I
1:55:12
believe China was going if we
put
1:55:15
pressure on them Deng Xiaoping
has been
1:55:17
dead for what 25 years he died
in 1997
1:55:21
oh there you go 23 years geez
young ping
1:55:26
I know it's complicated but you
know how
1:55:31
give a little more leeway on
that gap
1:55:34
fool crap how can how can
people still
1:55:37
actually be putting their money
behind
1:55:39
this guy do you want to beat
Trump so
1:55:41
bad that you'll put weekend at
Bernie's
1:55:45
in the in the White House this
is this
1:55:47
is delusion from Democrats who
are
1:55:51
actually supporting this guy
they need
1:55:53
to tell this is the top
Democrats top
1:55:58
huh big my big money big money
1:56:01
I know it's unbelievable here's
the one
1:56:04
I've got I do have another ISO
which is
1:56:07
from from the debates and this
is Biden
1:56:09
this was the best look look
look look
1:56:14
this is Biden's here is the
deal look
1:56:18
here's the deal
1:56:19
look here's the deal here's the
deal
1:56:23
look here's the deal cuz they
look okay
1:56:29
anyway here's Biden - you think
the
1:56:32
question do you think that
anyone who
1:56:35
loves him like you love me will
ring the
1:56:37
bell and say hey man just like
you were
1:56:39
the lip-smacking like Joe you
got to
1:56:42
stop with his not lip smacking
the
1:56:44
entire show ever since that
first belt
1:56:45
the only reason why is because
I'm now
1:56:47
I'm continuously wetting my
lips you've
1:56:50
made me very super conscious of
it and I
1:56:52
kind of hate you for it but I
but for
1:56:55
the show - the show is
important you
1:56:59
love it
1:56:59
I've caught off again here's -
there's
1:57:09
another double deal but here's
the deal
1:57:13
[Applause]
1:57:18
look at what's happening here
look at
1:57:20
what's happening here now this
is good
1:57:22
it's not end of show it's too
long but I
1:57:24
like it he also said fact of
the matter
1:57:38
a lot yeah and by the way did a
list of
1:57:41
of the here's the deal and the
looks -
1:57:44
look the look thing but that
was very
1:57:48
who do you think the second guy
was on
1:57:50
that stage and said look to
Biden bite
1:57:52
and really ran away with it
took a while
1:57:54
but halfway through he started
taking
1:57:56
over but who's keeping up who
was
1:57:58
keeping the pace of all the
people up on
1:58:00
that stage um let me thanks
tire nope
1:58:04
Bernie nope I'm gonna give up
Budaj edge
1:58:08
was he doing a lot of looks
really like
1:58:11
that was shy checking the boxes
look
1:58:13
look look what is judge was
kind of more
1:58:16
like a like a you know he like a
1:58:20
grease-stained he really had no
1:58:23
personality he he didn't shine
at all he
1:58:28
seemed really guarded I think
he I think
1:58:31
was just trying to stay out of
the way
1:58:32
but then he would but in and it
would be
1:58:34
dumb and he he tried make quit
well
1:58:36
that's why you say look because
he was
1:58:38
trying to Johnny into
possession yeah
1:58:40
trying to go look at him have
you heard
1:58:44
the this I'm sure go ahead
1:58:47
yeah go ahead I was gonna say
and by the
1:58:48
way this should be the show cuz
there's
1:58:50
our last chance cuz I think
Buddha judge
1:58:52
is done to run the Joseph's
pedigree Oh
1:58:56
Joshua Pettigrew art which
we've never
1:58:59
run as a show covers like
Alfred e
1:59:01
Newman yeah yeah I'm pretty
good with
1:59:04
that because I although I
disagree
1:59:08
IV misgives what disagree that
this is
1:59:11
it for him I don't think he's
out he's
1:59:13
got all the money he needs he's
got
1:59:15
backing and I'm sure if you did
you see
1:59:19
the side by side of him and
Obama yes I
1:59:21
thought I clipped it
1:59:23
I have it here somewhere I
thought that
1:59:26
makes so we already you know
know kind
1:59:30
of what you know where he's
coming from
1:59:32
he's got this totally
manufactured
1:59:35
military background
1:59:37
he was an Afghan he was an
interpreter
1:59:39
he would they call him in
Afghanistan
1:59:41
they call him white powder Pete
he was
1:59:45
part of get that one from the
military
1:59:48
guys he was he actually served
with
1:59:51
Peter struck in Afghanistan
this guy is
1:59:54
super connected so he he helped
put
1:59:59
together the Iran deal
2:00:01
Pete is is total intelligence
popped to
2:00:05
the top and he is so good that
they said
2:00:09
okay we want you to be the
white Obama I
2:00:11
don't know if it works that
well without
2:00:12
the visual but at least he'll
get a good
2:00:14
idea and he studied him and
he's got the
2:00:17
cadence he's got the language
this is
2:00:19
not plagiarism this is what the
CIA does
2:00:22
the way we do election what is
the
2:00:24
person who got the most votes
2:00:25
just a thought brings us
together this
2:00:29
contest country was built
movements
2:00:32
reaching in a church basements
and
2:00:34
Barbara and in our city
universities and
2:00:36
women
2:00:44
answer that call it's all mama
2:00:47
I'm sure also got the training
he said
2:00:49
go CIA there's there's no doubt
about it
2:00:52
it maybe the conversation was
all right
2:00:55
listen ma'am I'm thinking we
need
2:00:58
another Obama this time we'll
make them
2:01:01
white and we'll have them
actually
2:01:03
admitted you gay
2:01:04
this will be great the guy's
gonna be
2:01:06
President I can just see that
meeting at
2:01:08
Intel headquarters what we do
have you
2:01:11
know we do have sources that
say that
2:01:14
Pete was never gay in Harvard
yeah I
2:01:17
wasn't gay until they had a
meeting they
2:01:23
had a meeting and then he was
gay which
2:01:27
is a known CIA kind of a
clandestine
2:01:31
meeting spot yeah and he comes
out of
2:01:35
the malt a meeting and he's gay
I think
2:01:38
it's after you met dick pound
came later
2:01:47
so the guy's a very sketchy
character
2:01:51
yeah but he's done because I
mean next
2:01:54
to Bloomberg is like a
small-town guy I
2:01:56
understand what they were
trying to do
2:01:58
and they make him do Obama and
maybe
2:02:01
that's why they wanted him to
be gay
2:02:03
because when he did this that's
what I'm
2:02:05
saying exactly yeah cuz they
needed a
2:02:08
minority you know there should
be a
2:02:10
minority whoever in the CIA
came up with
2:02:12
a gay idea I think that was a
mistake
2:02:14
here's to Pete and the gay pill
clip no
2:02:17
okay hold on say I was leaning
back if
2:02:21
you could if there was a pill
mmm
2:02:25
there's a pill that I could
take and not
2:02:27
be gay anymore I would have
jumped on
2:02:30
when did he say this when did
he say
2:02:34
this this was recently because
he's got
2:02:37
his mind there in the god
2:02:39
now this never heard this one
no oh and
2:02:42
play it again played the whole
thing oh
2:02:43
my god if you could if there
was a pill
2:02:46
mmm-hmm there's a pill that I
could take
2:02:49
and not be gay anymore I would
have
2:02:51
jumped on and thank God I
didn't because
2:02:54
then I would not have the the
amazing
2:02:57
marriage that I have now did to
chasten
2:02:59
and now here's Wow I'm confused
by his
2:03:04
use of past and present tense
hold on
2:03:09
you you gonna get him people
who ask our
2:03:12
skips in Holland we say men
sandy frothy
2:03:16
border over her Slava
translates to when
2:03:19
you ask you good skip let me
just
2:03:20
typical Dutch by the way if you
could if
2:03:25
there was a pill mmm-hmm
there's a pill
2:03:28
that I could take and not be
gay anymore
2:03:30
I would have jumped on it and
thank God
2:03:33
I didn't because Wow well I do
not
2:03:38
understand why the LGBTQIA PPK
and
2:03:43
community is not outraged by
this well a
2:03:47
couple of things first of all
yeah
2:03:49
you're right there's a mixed if
you're
2:03:53
saying when I was a kid I was
so I was
2:03:55
so freaked out I was so
confused I could
2:03:57
I take an anti-gay pill okay
but that's
2:04:00
not exactly the way it came out
2:04:02
and just and it would did says
this was
2:04:05
a visual they cut to his
husband not a
2:04:18
good look I hear Gilly ads
working on
2:04:20
that anti-gay pill Pete
2:04:27
in the world of gayness in the
world of
2:04:29
gayness what I don't know what
he was
2:04:32
thinking to say that he just
and you
2:04:34
could tell he was stammering
here but in
2:04:35
the world of gayness I think
that most
2:04:40
people I know in love would say
what a
2:04:42
dumb ass shit thing to say I
had that
2:04:46
just it seems like
counterintuitive to
2:04:48
the whole message that he's
portrayed
2:04:51
supposed to it sounds like
something
2:04:52
pence would say yeah
2:04:56
exactly hmm all right so anyway
I
2:05:03
thought that was kind of
revealing I
2:05:06
have a few random clips that Tom
2:05:08
Starkweather sent to me well I
got one
2:05:10
more out of the debates okay
one second
2:05:14
I so one this was not this is
not a good
2:05:18
clip but it was suggested by
one of our
2:05:21
producers and I heard it and I
said I'll
2:05:23
clip and see if it works but it
doesn't
2:05:24
work as well as I'd like this
is the
2:05:26
Barack Obama was a broad clip
Barack
2:05:29
Obama was abroad no it doesn't
work you
2:05:33
can't clip it tight enough it's
not
2:05:35
funny
2:05:35
that's not funny okay here is
just some
2:05:39
random clips Amy Klobuchar
because I
2:05:42
know the vaccine is out there
in the
2:05:44
head of some kid right now in
school in
2:05:45
Columbia South Carolina or
Houston Texas
2:05:48
and it's investing in education
no Amy
2:05:51
we already knew Gilead was
gonna solve
2:05:54
all your problems
2:05:54
so no Bloomberg a favorite of
the a das
2:05:58
community and I know a lot of
black
2:06:00
people that if they were white
it would
2:06:03
have been a lot easier for them
I know a
2:06:05
lot of black people it's just
not a you
2:06:07
don't start sentences like that
if
2:06:10
you're trying to appeal to
everybody
2:06:14
Bloomberg again but right now
I'm sorry
2:06:17
if she heard what she thought
she heard
2:06:19
or whatever happened I didn't
take any
2:06:22
pleasure in that okay and
here's Pete
2:06:26
I'll tell you what the Russians
want
2:06:27
they don't have a political
party they
2:06:29
want chaos and chaos is what is
coming
2:06:33
our way okay and Warren I talk
to people
2:06:36
in selfie lines everyday know
she's an
2:06:38
amazing woman she talks to
people in
2:06:40
selfie lines every single day I
want to
2:06:45
say something about that by the
way
2:06:47
that's the stupidest thing I've
heard in
2:06:49
the whole debate I just talked
to people
2:06:50
in selfie lines yeah yeah in
other words
2:06:54
people that's what she talks to
that's
2:06:55
her that's her source of
information
2:06:57
they're lined up to take a
selfie at the
2:06:59
end of the debates Joe went
down and
2:07:03
mingled with the audience and
heads and
2:07:06
was doing selfie after yourself
yeah it
2:07:09
was
2:07:09
you had a phone 1808 $200
receipt donors
2:07:12
that's not just an audience of
course
2:07:14
he's gonna go down there and
talk oh
2:07:16
there you go that's ready to
forget that
2:07:18
element but but the thing I
noticed is
2:07:21
that Joe no matter what phone
they gave
2:07:23
him knew how to do selfies
you're piling
2:07:30
on man that's really bad and by
the way
2:07:33
unlike you I remember to give
you your
2:07:35
clip of the day I'm not like
you that
2:07:41
tries to get away with not
planted you
2:07:44
would mention the man with the
button
2:07:48
Wow opening clip right there
thank you
2:07:51
here is speaking of drunk or
not drunk
2:07:53
Chris Matthews talking to Pete
white
2:07:58
powder Pete after the debate
speaking of
2:08:02
country's leaders his interest
to
2:08:13
promote the chances of Bernie
Sanders
2:08:16
winning this nomination fight
what do
2:08:17
you think he's up to what
scarless
2:08:19
effort is he up to here well he
sounds
2:08:26
drunk to me yeah but since when
does you
2:08:28
say who really yeah all right
you got it
2:08:39
I did that clip again cuz they
reminded
2:08:41
me of something I got to get
back to
2:08:42
that thought before getting
into the
2:08:44
night stairs I wanted soup sir
oh I'm
2:08:46
sorry
2:08:48
speaking of bed country's bad
leaders
2:08:53
apparently has decided it's in
his
2:08:58
weird-ass interest to promote
the
2:09:02
chances of Bernie Sanders
winning this
2:09:04
nomination fight what do you
think he's
2:09:05
up to what new scarless effort
is he up
2:09:08
to here scurrilous efforts well
I know
2:09:11
what the scarce Carolus effort
is
2:09:13
supposedly at least from this
2:09:15
perspective of a Lib Joe and
there was
2:09:19
some analysts that how she came
up with
2:09:20
this
2:09:21
the only reason Putin once
Sanders the
2:09:24
win is because he doesn't
expect him to
2:09:26
win and it would be the best
candidate
2:09:28
that Trump could beat of course
2:09:31
well Putin's a smart man we all
know
2:09:34
that neck Putin yeah okay that
you
2:09:40
believe anything I have two
clips
2:09:43
related not to the debate but
to the
2:09:45
2020 race if you feel you've
done enough
2:09:48
debate here I'm over with the
debates
2:09:50
and I'm ready to go to
international
2:09:52
news all right so three clips
2:09:54
excuse me first Chris Matthews
you'll
2:09:57
recall that he said about
Bernie they're
2:10:01
gonna kill him
2:10:01
but they can't stop the message
repeated
2:10:03
by Brian Williams to see such a
fool
2:10:06
they made Chris come out and
apologize
2:10:08
and maybe that's why he was
drunk before
2:10:11
getting into the night stairs I
want to
2:10:13
say something quite important
and
2:10:14
personal as I watched the
one-sided
2:10:17
results of Saturday's
Democratic caucus
2:10:19
in Nevada I reached for an
historical
2:10:21
analogy and used a bad one I
was wrong
2:10:25
to refer to an event from the
last days
2:10:27
or actually the first days of
World War
2:10:29
two senator Sanders I'm sorry
for
2:10:32
comparing anything from that
tragic
2:10:34
error in which so many suffered
2:10:36
especially the Jewish people to
an
2:10:38
electoral result in which you
with a
2:10:39
well deserved winner this is
gonna be a
2:10:42
hard Floyd peated campaign of
ideas and
2:10:45
the days and weeks and months
ahead I
2:10:47
will strive to do a better job
myself of
2:10:49
elevating the political
discussion
2:10:51
congratulations by the way to
you
2:10:53
senator Sanders and to your
supporters
2:10:55
on a tremendous win down in
Nevada whoo
2:10:59
shootout oh yeah the a dick
pound had a
2:11:02
visit you got a guy get to work
man this
2:11:05
is the one of the body I should
remind
2:11:07
people that this is one of the
things
2:11:09
that really makes this show
special
2:11:11
because except for the two of us
2:11:13
condemning each other people
it's like
2:11:23
you don't have some boss some
third
2:11:26
party that's not even on the
show that
2:11:29
tells ya hidden hidden in the
shadows
2:11:32
coming up and saying hey but you
2:11:35
yeah really you like this you
you like
2:11:38
you like being able to pay your
mortgage
2:11:39
mmm well you can have to do
this exactly
2:11:42
thank you for pointing that out
2:11:43
yeah but keeping each other in
check is
2:11:46
always good I totally agree
somebody's
2:11:48
got to do it before we before I
play
2:11:51
these two external clips who
did you
2:11:54
think came out the best of this
debate
2:11:56
what do you think the the
winner was
2:11:58
well I think did I I have to
say I think
2:12:01
Bloomberg and out here here's
my reasons
2:12:04
other people feel Bloomberg and
other
2:12:06
people feel Bernie I don't some
people
2:12:09
thought Warren why I thought
Warren made
2:12:11
a fool out of her so I thought
she was
2:12:13
an idiot yeah well can I come
he's like
2:12:16
recent wait the reason I like
Bloomberg
2:12:18
is he was calm he wasn't
holding his
2:12:22
hand up the whole time going on
me
2:12:24
teacher call on me a teacher
and he was
2:12:27
he was just seemed like a
normal kind of
2:12:30
a presidential type of guy he
wasn't
2:12:31
come on me teacher and or
screaming he
2:12:35
wasn't yelling like Bernie does
and in
2:12:38
fact I got something I don't
know if you
2:12:40
listen to the this thing or
watch it
2:12:42
later and I I could be wrong
about this
2:12:44
but in the in the live feed
that first
2:12:49
came out that was live on the
air the
2:12:53
second hour Bernie was
screaming into
2:12:56
his mic and popping his pee
over over
2:12:59
modulating even over modulated
but if
2:13:01
you go and listen to go back
and watch
2:13:03
the tape
2:13:03
he's not over modulated anymore
I really
2:13:06
think they fixed it yeah Oh cuz
I wanted
2:13:09
to get that was gonna be one of
my clips
2:13:11
but then I went back to get it
and it
2:13:13
was done there wasn't anything
to get
2:13:15
okay I thought Bernie had
nothing new
2:13:21
it's just slogans look I tell
you it's
2:13:24
just slogans and then a little
over
2:13:27
modulated because he's always
bowing
2:13:29
down into the mic he gave us
nothing new
2:13:32
nothing exciting slogans he's a
slogan
2:13:35
man so that's Logan here the
slogan here
2:13:39
that's a very good term I don't
know if
2:13:41
it's a real one but it is now
oh yeah
2:13:43
slogan here so he's good at
that I agree
2:13:46
with you on Bloomberg
2:13:48
I think he came back nicely he
needs to
2:13:53
stop trying to do the humor and
I didn't
2:13:57
clip it but at certain point he
said
2:13:59
well I'm amazed all of you were
here
2:14:01
that you even showed up after
my great
2:14:03
performance the last day but he
didn't
2:14:05
land it you know he the
punchline wasn't
2:14:08
right he didn't didn't land
everything
2:14:10
wrong uncomfortably dumb
Elizabeth
2:14:12
Warren I believe the head has a
2:14:16
contingency that I'll call kind
of like
2:14:19
my my Austin Obama BOTS who
divorced me
2:14:24
and I'm never allowed to go
have dinner
2:14:26
with him that it won't talk to
me people
2:14:28
like that enjoy the vitriolic
attacks
2:14:32
thinking yes Elizabeth can
attack Trump
2:14:36
she could take on Bloomberg she
can take
2:14:38
on Trump I pretty sure there's
some of
2:14:41
that in there and that was the
only
2:14:42
thing she was really trying to
achieve
2:14:44
to appeal to that it's not
helping
2:14:49
no pute was no good steyr was
no good he
2:14:53
tried the reparations thing
again which
2:14:55
he keeps messing up by saying I
think we
2:14:58
should have reparations for
2:15:00
african-americans and and we'll
have a
2:15:03
committee and we'll learn
history
2:15:04
believe me this is not what my
a das
2:15:08
friends Michael Bloomberg would
2:15:10
appreciate so I think Bloomberg
overall
2:15:15
did did pretty well Joe is just
sad and
2:15:20
who's left
2:15:22
Oh Amy Amy look she looked
pretty good
2:15:26
for a pretty good for a while
but then
2:15:29
she just loses it on dumb stuff
and I
2:15:32
thought that was the thing at
the end
2:15:34
where she complimented herself
yeah
2:15:37
awkwardly I still things off
word I
2:15:40
still think she is a really
good senator
2:15:43
and represents her state well
the keeper
2:15:45
and I've been going through all
the
2:15:46
policies that actually was it
was
2:15:49
interesting and against all
better
2:15:53
knowledge she replied to
something on
2:15:56
Twitter and it was about the
2:16:01
one said it was about the the
2:16:03
medicare-for-all and you know
Tina is
2:16:05
rightly she's like hey well you
know I
2:16:07
like my private health
insurance and I'm
2:16:10
not so sure I want to give that
up and
2:16:11
and she's serious about this
and I
2:16:14
understand she's one of these
people and
2:16:16
I get it and I like her private
health
2:16:18
insurance too quite honestly
because I
2:16:20
can piggyback along and so
someone said
2:16:25
do you have no idea what you're
talking
2:16:27
about here and in the UK the
NHS we love
2:16:30
the NHS it is our pride the NHS
this is
2:16:33
what you want this is where it
should go
2:16:34
and so just on a lark I I went
to
2:16:37
news.google.com
2:16:39
and just typed in UK NHS here
are the
2:16:43
top four stories couple who
fled Wuhan
2:16:47
over coronavirus fears told
they can't
2:16:50
have free NHS maternity care
and that's
2:16:53
because it happened outside of
the UK
2:16:55
nurses to be trained to perform
surgery
2:16:58
to ease NHS waiting times okay
Wiltshire
2:17:03
NHS bosses accused of treating
disabled
2:17:06
man like inconvenient rubbish
and my
2:17:09
favorite and this this would fry
2:17:11
people's brains transgender
patients
2:17:15
self-medicating over NHS wait
time do
2:17:18
you imagine how people's heads
would
2:17:21
explode if that headline were
here in
2:17:22
America so the most protected
class the
2:17:27
transgender community have to
wait long
2:17:31
and on our self medicating
that's not a
2:17:34
system that is working now the
two
2:17:39
external clips this is the
Bloomberg
2:17:41
senior advisor and this is
something
2:17:43
that we can look forward to see
does
2:17:47
this guy have a name I don't
believe I
2:17:51
have his name Bloomberg senior
advisor
2:17:53
to his campaign clearly they've
done
2:17:56
some up Oh research on Bernie
and here's
2:17:59
what they came up with we've
got a
2:18:00
candidate who's risen in the
polls
2:18:01
because of his track record
bernie has
2:18:04
all of this loopy stuff at his
2:18:05
background saying things like
you know
2:18:07
women get cancer from having
too many
2:18:09
orgasms or toddlers should run
around
2:18:12
naked and touch each other's
Janet
2:18:14
to insulate themselves from
porn why has
2:18:17
this stuff not been more
surfaced
2:18:19
he's written about women's raped
2:18:20
fantasies that hasn't been
surfaced
2:18:22
that's the loony side of Bernie
the
2:18:25
policy side of Bernie as he has
not been
2:18:27
good at immigration he has not
been good
2:18:29
on criminal justice reform he
was an
2:18:31
avid backer the 94 crime bill
he's bad
2:18:34
on guns bad on immigration and
as a
2:18:38
legislator as a member of the
Senate I
2:18:40
think he's only sponsored seven
pieces
2:18:43
of legislation to four post
offices in
2:18:45
Vermont
2:18:46
that's the opposition research
I'm
2:18:48
waiting for the stories have
have you
2:18:51
ever heard of any of this yeah
I have
2:18:53
heard most of it oh there was a
I don't
2:18:56
know where I got it but there
was all
2:18:58
that stuff about is he wrote a
novel or
2:19:00
some book when he was like in
his 30s
2:19:02
and it had to do with
pedophilia and and
2:19:04
women's rape fantasies and
that's good
2:19:07
that's pretty much out there
and that's
2:19:09
I think it's available and his
2:19:12
legislative prowess or lack
thereof is
2:19:16
pretty well known I mean war
know that
2:19:18
part that part I know but I
didn't know
2:19:20
about the kid should run around
touching
2:19:23
each other's genitals so that
they won't
2:19:25
be obsessed with porn I mean
I'm sure
2:19:27
it's more of a socialist than
he is
2:19:29
today we news this was during
the
2:19:31
seventies that is the socialist
way
2:19:36
genitals were socialists yeah
it was the
2:19:47
seventies thing and Hugh in the
70s you
2:19:49
have to remember this guy's old
and so
2:19:51
in the 70s he was like he was
at his he
2:19:53
was in his 30s I guess and he
was
2:19:55
thinking along the would this
crazy
2:19:56
stuff that came out of the
sixties this
2:19:59
revolutionary thinking a lot of
it was
2:20:01
sexual there was a sexual
revolution
2:20:03
this was when the birth capitol
hill
2:20:05
first showed up you within 10
years of
2:20:07
it showing up brother sex this
is all
2:20:10
pre HIV yeah I'm okay you're
okay
2:20:13
what color is your parachute
these days
2:20:15
and all these books there was a
number
2:20:17
of books written from about
1968 to
2:20:20
about 1975 on on sex yeah there
was the
2:20:24
the joy of sex started yes
2:20:27
you of little paperbacks and
everything
2:20:30
else and it all it was was I
would look
2:20:32
back on and say I think a lot
of it was
2:20:34
about kind of perverted sex
that they
2:20:36
were promoting and it was very
2:20:39
interesting to read these this
stuff to
2:20:41
be honest about it
2:20:42
that's when Marquis de Sade's
material
2:20:45
destroy this period that was
Bernie and
2:20:49
so Bernie's right in that and
then he's
2:20:51
jumped in he's jumped he's all
on board
2:20:54
with all this stuff and you
know by
2:21:00
putting it all out there like
that it
2:21:02
did he doesn't it doesn't just
not gonna
2:21:05
fly no and then finally and
this breaks
2:21:09
a rule we have we have certain
rules
2:21:11
there are certain people we do
not play
2:21:13
clips from on the show can you
name
2:21:15
three we're supposed to not
play clips
2:21:20
from one is Rachel Maddow yes
correct
2:21:22
another one is Alex Jones
correct
2:21:24
although we where we break that
from
2:21:27
time the tizzy so he's
sometimes you
2:21:29
can't afford a stick yes and a
third one
2:21:31
who would be a third one just a
couple
2:21:35
of third or fourth was but I
well
2:21:37
there's two there's Mitt Romney
we don't
2:21:39
do him oh yeah we don't do the
2:21:42
watermelon head John Kerry yes
John
2:21:46
Kerry's been banned but because
his
2:21:48
clips are so he's impossible to
get a
2:21:50
good clip from him and Mike
Pence I
2:21:54
don't know that he was banned
well I was
2:21:58
just a kind of like what you're
gonna
2:21:59
get from Mike Pence well he was
I got
2:22:04
Mike tents all fired up and I
thought
2:22:06
this is we should at least
listen to it
2:22:08
this is not a Mike Pence I
recognize
2:22:11
you'll see that debate in Las
Vegas last
2:22:14
yeah I didn't watch all of it
2:22:18
I mean that wasn't a Democrat
debate
2:22:20
that was a demolition derby a
train
2:22:26
wreck now Midwest we know what a
2:22:30
demolition derby is right and
it makes a
2:22:34
lot of sentiment we're
seriously I mean
2:22:37
I you know I grew up in a small
town
2:22:39
County Fair comes to town right
so
2:22:41
everybody with the crummiest
cars in
2:22:43
town would drive them into the
infield
2:22:46
and crash them into each other
until
2:22:49
only one was driving so now
you've got
2:22:53
all these Democrats with the
crummiest
2:22:55
ideas in politics smashing into
each
2:22:58
other and eventually they'll
still be
2:23:01
one still running to end
there's going
2:23:07
to be a monster truck with a T
on the
2:23:10
hood that's going to drive
2:23:17
dan says material nice someone
wrote
2:23:21
something for it I think
somebody did
2:23:23
write that for him well of
course he
2:23:26
can't do that by himself
2:23:30
I thought so the good good
material like
2:23:32
that is all visualized and so
you can
2:23:35
see it in your brain you can
see the
2:23:37
cars crashing it is anything
you see the
2:23:39
giant monster truck this is a
Midwestern
2:23:41
group the monster truck which
you see if
2:23:44
even if you've never been to
one of
2:23:45
these things the big monster
trucks huge
2:23:48
and they think in the dusk rush
2:23:49
everything is huge so it's a
good good
2:23:52
visual eye good clip and just
one other
2:23:57
quick note
2:23:59
thank you very much Village
People for
2:24:01
finally telling the truth as
there was
2:24:04
outrage as per usual when Trump
went to
2:24:07
India he was in the Patel
stadium and
2:24:11
they played macho man by the
Village
2:24:14
People and YMCA which is you
know it's
2:24:19
it's a it's a Trump thing and
you know
2:24:20
all these bands like you play a
music
2:24:24
man which of course they have
no right
2:24:26
over and we've discussed this
many times
2:24:28
in the show that as long as the
venue is
2:24:31
playing paying for their
performance
2:24:33
rights you can play whatever
you want
2:24:35
there is no way you can stop it
you
2:24:37
can't ban it even though they
make big
2:24:39
noise about it and the Village
People
2:24:41
after all this yelling and
screaming on
2:24:45
Twitter said since our music is
not
2:24:48
being used for a specific
endorsement
2:24:50
the president's use is
perfectly legal
2:24:53
he has remained respectful in
his use of
2:24:55
our songs and has not crossed
the line
2:24:56
if he or any other candidate
were to use
2:24:59
any of our songs in a manner
that would
2:25:01
suggest our endorsement or a
promotional
2:25:02
advertisement that would cross
the line
2:25:04
and they went on to say that we
are
2:25:06
inclusive and we want everybody
to enjoy
2:25:09
our music well thank you
Village People
2:25:12
I like that finally someone set
the
2:25:16
record straight and of course
now let's
2:25:19
like to dislike the very fine
people
2:25:22
hoax they set the record
straight in the
2:25:25
next time Trump uses a nice
2:25:27
there'll be a big fuss well
even funnier
2:25:30
is that now people are tweeting
imagine
2:25:40
all the people who could do oh
yeah do
2:25:51
have a few people think for
sure twelve
2:25:52
twenty was starting with mark
DeWitt and
2:25:53
Lynwood wok Lynwood Michigan
one two
2:25:56
three four five followed by
Corey
2:25:59
Ainsworth and Edgerton
Wisconsin nearby
2:26:03
one two three four five with
some house
2:26:05
buying Karma for him at the end
2:26:08
Kendu dueling dueling a hundred
sir
2:26:14
Brian Kaufman in Scottsdale
Arizona 75
2:26:16
75 Gary Blatt 6660 Stephens son
Duvall
2:26:21
6633 Scott Richardson and New
Orleans
2:26:25
600 six happy Mardi Gras and
he's got
2:26:29
the right donation for Mardi
Gras
2:26:31
John Carney and Alfred a
Georgia 600 six
2:26:34
jobs karma worked from my smoke
and hot
2:26:37
wife Lulu sir gummy nerds comes
up if I
2:26:41
count of the troll room in
Green Bay
2:26:43
Wisconsin 11 light 55 55 Robert
gusik in
2:26:48
High Point North Carolina 73's
NC 4 RG
2:26:54
Peter Chong in Lakewood and
Washington
2:26:57
55 10 Matthew Durney 54 32 you
think you
2:27:05
have something to say there you
might
2:27:06
want to read that over and Sue
be able
2:27:07
to go back to it Curt Lebanon
ski and
2:27:12
Ramsey New Jersey birthday
donation
2:27:15
coming up what Matthew Durney
said and
2:27:19
it's worth just briefly
mentioning he
2:27:22
said I want to know how much I
2:27:23
appreciate all you do this week
I was
2:27:24
reading an article about how
the Boeing
2:27:26
737 max was causing the
airlines to use
2:27:29
the Force Majeure clause in
their labor
2:27:31
contracts due to disruptions of
the
2:27:33
plane being out of service he
says I
2:27:35
would not have known what force
majeure
2:27:37
was unless I had listened to
because I
2:27:39
listened to the no agenda show
2:27:40
when we talked about it in
light of the
2:27:42
the Chinese phase one deal so
yeah the
2:27:46
more you know the more you
learn No
2:27:48
Agenda that's right Scott
Nelson and
2:27:52
Melbourne Florida is up next
fifty
2:27:53
dollars and one cent the
following
2:27:54
people is a short list today I
want to
2:27:56
mention that the people the
following
2:27:59
people are fifty dollar donors
name in
2:28:01
location if I have it Sistani
with Scott
2:28:03
Porter in Frisco Texas then
John muntin
2:28:07
will Willie West know will will
West in
2:28:12
Peoria Peoria Arizona Michael
Kaufman in
2:28:16
Hillsboro Oregon Jeffrey Zelan
in
2:28:19
Oakland Michigan Richard Garcia
Richard
2:28:22
Gardner I think he's in New York
2:28:24
Julian Robbins in Aptos
California
2:28:27
Darren Denny quits in Dubai Arab
2:28:32
Emirates call Candler in
Lynchburg
2:28:36
Virginia
2:28:37
he needs a D douching does he
no no the
2:28:42
next one are Tabak in metal
metal is it
2:28:48
metals yes it's his name is
rené rené de
2:28:51
Bock and taboc is tobacco he
says last
2:28:59
time I forgot my D douching so
if you
2:29:01
please you've been deduced
Thank You
2:29:06
Renee that's followed by hey
sue sellin
2:29:09
in Austin Texas Jo Winkie yo
Jambo Jojo
2:29:14
yes and he's in California
that's it
2:29:16
we're done did Jambo send you
something
2:29:18
new
2:29:18
jo no no I sent you something
well I got
2:29:21
a notification I think an email
that
2:29:24
said something was coming so no
I didn't
2:29:26
get anything I love that I love
you Jo
2:29:29
well thank you very much to
these
2:29:31
supporters of the program and
we call
2:29:34
you producers because that's
what you
2:29:36
are you're putting it together
you're
2:29:37
making it happen and we really
2:29:38
appreciate it
2:29:39
also everybody who supported us
who
2:29:41
supports us under $50 as you
read every
2:29:44
or you hear every single show
there's
2:29:46
people who are making
knighthood after
2:29:47
eight years nine years ten
years that is
2:29:51
so
2:29:52
I mean I'm gonna use the word
amazing to
2:29:54
hear that we've had people
stick with us
2:29:58
and I think you know we make an
an
2:29:59
outstanding product everybody
helps us
2:30:02
with it I didn't smack my lips
I rang
2:30:04
the bell for the goodwill of
the people
2:30:06
that helped us thank you so
much we
2:30:10
really appreciate it and before
I do the
2:30:14
final Karma's and the shout out
for
2:30:18
donations I have a couple of
quick make
2:30:20
goods from the del Rey Meetup
Shaun
2:30:24
DeSantis who was listening to
the show
2:30:26
Sunday says my donation was not
read out
2:30:28
I gave $70 cash yes and some
funny
2:30:31
stickers yes I got them I just
want to
2:30:34
make sure you got them and yes
thank you
2:30:35
very much Sean appreciate it
not quite
2:30:37
sure what went wrong I also
forgot to
2:30:39
thank Jeff mcdougal Jeff gave
us a gift
2:30:43
and it he's a glassblower and
it's a
2:30:47
piece of wall art with a dish
and a
2:30:49
turtle that goes on on top of
it I'll
2:30:51
take a picture once it's on a
wall it's
2:30:54
really beautiful and he wrote a
note
2:30:56
crackpot and bing chill thank
you right
2:30:59
honorable gentleman for the
podcast I'm
2:31:01
grateful I got to thank the pod
father
2:31:02
and personally have many many
hours of
2:31:04
time to listen to podcasts
while working
2:31:06
on my longtime obsession with
blown
2:31:08
glass it was the most difficult
thing
2:31:10
I'd ever tried so I accepted the
2:31:11
challenge 24 years ago and have
been
2:31:13
happily playing with fire ever
since I
2:31:16
make everything from pipes to
yeah he
2:31:18
does a lot of he has a special
glass
2:31:20
material so he makes pipes you
know weed
2:31:23
pipes now but lately it's
mostly my own
2:31:25
designs of chandeliers John I
will make
2:31:28
something for you in the near
future
2:31:29
thank you for your fisting I
mean thank
2:31:31
you for your courage no jingles
but some
2:31:32
art business karma would be
greatly
2:31:34
appreciated yes we'll do that
for you
2:31:36
Jeff MacDougall thank you and
final in
2:31:40
mourning Adam
2:31:41
my husband said he donated as a
surprise
2:31:43
for our wedding anniversary
2:31:44
I heard you read out his name
for $50 on
2:31:47
Sunday show he has no clue how
the show
2:31:50
works and just asked about
quote those
2:31:53
guys with the funny jingles
he'd put a
2:31:56
mess
2:31:56
he'd put a message in but
didn't realize
2:31:58
you only guaranteed to read out
higher
2:32:00
donations and yeah if I had
caught it
2:32:04
and of course a roadshow
2:32:06
sometimes you just don't catch
these
2:32:07
things but yeah typically it's
2:32:09
guaranteed if it's a associate
executive
2:32:12
producer any chance you could
read this
2:32:14
message next show yes
2:32:16
his name is Michael lease and
this is
2:32:20
signed by Tom saying gay wedding
2:32:22
anniversaries just show how
diverse the
2:32:24
No Agenda audiences and it
tacton points
2:32:28
people who know agenda together
stay
2:32:31
together maybe you could get
Michael to
2:32:33
listen a little bit longer than
this to
2:32:35
some of the jingles but thank
you all
2:32:37
very much and here's the Karma
you all
2:32:39
deserve
2:32:41
you've got Karma and remember
for an org
2:32:47
slash and a
2:32:51
[Music]
2:32:56
moving right along it's a
shorty today
2:32:58
and vo Hagin believe I met her
at the
2:33:01
meetup in Delray Beach she
celebrates
2:33:03
the birthday tomorrow
2:33:04
and we also say happy birthday
to Kurtz
2:33:06
love a now ski happy birthday
for
2:33:08
everybody here at the best
podcast in
2:33:10
the universe
2:33:10
[Music]
2:33:14
[Applause]
2:33:15
[Music]
2:33:20
that's right we've got one
title change
2:33:23
for the no agenda peerage map
sir
2:33:25
hashtag blessed is a baronet as
of today
2:33:27
thanks to his additional $1,000
in
2:33:30
support of the No Agenda show
2:33:32
congratulations there hashtag
blessed
2:33:34
baronet hashtag blessed and
thank you
2:33:36
for your courage and then we do
have one
2:33:38
knighting to do so if you can
grab your
2:33:41
blade thank you for your
support and
2:33:51
your lovely barbecue sauces and
rubs and
2:33:54
with your support of $1,000 you
hereby
2:33:58
become a member of the No Agenda
2:34:00
Roundtable and I'm very proud to
2:34:01
pronounce the gate thee sir
Texas Dragon
2:34:04
Knight of the No Agenda round
table for
2:34:06
you my friend we have hookers
and blow
2:34:08
rentboys and chardonnay bourbon
and rib
2:34:11
eyes Parliament's and pale ale
goat
2:34:13
chops and goat milk Polish
potato vodka
2:34:15
redhead and Rhys Reuben s
Reuben Rosa
2:34:17
geishas and sake vodka and
vanilla bong
2:34:20
hits and bourbon sparkling
cider net
2:34:21
sports ginger ale and gerbils
breasts
2:34:23
book and pablum and of course
mutton and
2:34:26
Mead at the round table and
thank you
2:34:28
and head over to no agenda
nation.com /
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all of your
2:34:34
information and we'll get
everything off
2:34:36
to you as soon as possible
2:34:38
[Music]
2:34:44
[Music]
2:34:47
a number of meetups and meetup
reports
2:34:51
to reports the Durham Meetup
now as
2:34:57
organizer TJ says was a bit
rocky says
2:35:01
but much thanks to Dave from
the garner
2:35:03
meetup for helping hosts also
thanks to
2:35:05
Derek for helping with my
memory loss
2:35:07
there were nine of us plus two
human
2:35:09
resources and then there was a
note here
2:35:12
we'd like to suggest peerage
committee
2:35:14
consider a group of knights as
is an
2:35:16
order and a group of nobles is
a house
2:35:17
or a meetup group that donates a
2:35:19
thousand dollars will be
upgraded from a
2:35:21
local to an order and I've been
thinking
2:35:24
about this and I've had some
chats with
2:35:26
Mimi and I I'm sure you've been
clued in
2:35:29
I would like to stay away from
meetups
2:35:32
with this type of activity
unless John
2:35:35
or I are there for donations I
think it
2:35:38
kind of takes away from the
whole point
2:35:40
of getting together meeting
people
2:35:43
face-to-face just having
conversations
2:35:45
chime in anytime you want John
because I
2:35:47
didn't discuss this with you
beforehand
2:35:50
no Mimi did okay that your
agreement I
2:35:53
presume more or less yeah yeah
I do
2:35:56
situations like we have a
couple like a
2:36:00
Grand Duke for example mm-hmm
2:36:02
I think that's do you direct
everything
2:36:05
at him but there's a vetted
people I
2:36:08
mean just to have random did
you know
2:36:11
you really random donations
they're
2:36:14
floating around this doesn't
seem to be
2:36:15
it's also be a little out of
control
2:36:17
it's an administrative
nightmare and we
2:36:21
really want everyone to enjoy
each
2:36:23
other's company that that's the
way I
2:36:25
see it mainly is this enjoy
each other's
2:36:27
company you can always send in a
2:36:29
donation but I think pulling it
together
2:36:33
like that for a group it's just
maybe a
2:36:35
little bit too much but we
certainly
2:36:38
appreciate simple see I keep it
simple
2:36:40
exactly so thank you for that
report
2:36:43
from Durham we have our
Kitchener meetup
2:36:45
report this is the Kitchener
meetup
2:36:48
local for 2033 this is our
second meetup
2:36:52
we've got seven people here
great turn
2:36:54
great time no amygdala swelling
this is
2:36:58
Chris W and I arranged the
Meetup
2:37:00
and I'll just pass the phone
around this
2:37:02
is douchebag Tim had a great
time
2:37:05
tonight
2:37:05
don't eat me boat ride and
who's scary
2:37:07
so scary this is Sir Kilgore
trout of
2:37:10
the dudes named Ben been
propagating the
2:37:13
formula since 2008 I'm gonna
hand you
2:37:16
off to my smokin hot wife Mary
I think
2:37:18
she might be the spook this is
Mary
2:37:22
Raydor and I've had an awesome
time
2:37:24
tonight and meeting all sorts of
2:37:26
wonderful people so thank you
for
2:37:28
including me great time with
like-minded
2:37:30
people thank you for your
courage yeah
2:37:33
this is a dude named Jamie I
had a great
2:37:35
time with the crew at Kitchener
and I
2:37:38
hope they be no longer a douche
bag
2:37:40
thank you
2:37:41
this is Sir Brian the slow and
steady
2:37:43
Knight had a great time at the
meet up
2:37:46
again thank you for your
courage we had
2:37:49
a really good time it's kind of
funny
2:37:51
because it's not a party but
it's like a
2:37:54
party and then the Springfield
Missouri
2:37:58
meetup report in the morning
this is
2:38:00
Caleb Rickman here from
Lindbergh's
2:38:03
tavern the oldest tavern in
strength of
2:38:06
Missouri
2:38:07
[Music]
2:38:08
in the morning subs in the
water dude
2:38:11
named Jim it's not gay if you're
2:38:13
underway in the morning this is
2:38:16
douchebag Greg long time sir
long time
2:38:18
boner as well have a good time
in the
2:38:20
morning dude named Matthew here
and a
2:38:24
long time listener long time
donor but
2:38:28
recently a boner so I'm gonna
make good
2:38:30
on that today in the morning
yes thank
2:38:33
you all good glad you had a
good time
2:38:35
it's nice to see these meetups
working
2:38:37
well quick overview of the list
because
2:38:39
we have a leap here surprise
surprise we
2:38:42
got a lot of meetups on the
29th of
2:38:44
February first though tomorrow
we have
2:38:46
the Bay Area troll moot that's
in
2:38:48
Oakland at Drake's dealership I
heard a
2:38:51
rumor you might try to show up
there I
2:38:53
don't want to go to the people
want to
2:38:55
donate cuz we just talked about
it I
2:38:58
will be there next I am going
to the
2:39:00
Drake's meetup I may have buzz
kill jr.
2:39:03
that's adorable may show up oh
the
2:39:06
adorable that's like is this a
special
2:39:09
event so I will be there you
find me out
2:39:12
come wandering and I'm sure
there's
2:39:13
somebody over say hey we're
over here in
2:39:14
the corner it would be very
surly
2:39:17
waitresses and me oh great a
whole staff
2:39:22
that works that looking for it
yes with
2:39:31
notes so we can track it please
the
2:39:33
notes Saturday these are leap
year day
2:39:37
and a lot of meetups we have
the meetup
2:39:39
in Montreal Canada we have the
leap meet
2:39:42
Oklahoma City we have the
Kansas City
2:39:45
Missouri meet up we have the
lakes
2:39:47
County Minnesota meetup San
Clemente
2:39:50
California Zurich Switzerland at
2:39:53
Rivington sand Suns bar same as
the last
2:39:56
time Rolf is organizing we have
Chicago
2:39:59
Illinois at revolution brewing
on
2:40:01
Saturday Busan Korea man I hope
people
2:40:05
show up that's Jesse coy Nelson
he's out
2:40:07
there he's travelling around
the world
2:40:08
doing meetup so if you're
anywhere in
2:40:10
South Korea and you're not
locked down
2:40:12
and haven't heard from Jesse's
hope he's
2:40:15
okay that's what is upcoming
this week
2:40:19
up until Saturday
2:40:21
No Agenda meetups dot-com is
where you
2:40:23
can find all the information
about these
2:40:25
meetups and if there's not one
near you
2:40:27
all you have to do is make one
yourself
2:40:28
it's easy it's like a paw day
you know
2:40:53
these Friday meetups in Oakland
or the
2:40:55
bay area generally northern Bay
Area are
2:40:58
very inconvenient for anybody
we don't
2:41:00
expect the southern Valley
folks to
2:41:03
actually make it up you know
sir JD
2:41:05
Baron of Silicon Valley showed
up to
2:41:08
Drake's last time but there's a
lot of
2:41:10
people that work at Apple and
they were
2:41:12
they just can't get up here
because the
2:41:14
traffic traffic makes this
possible yeah
2:41:16
we are going to do a southern
Silicon
2:41:18
Valley Meetup
2:41:19
noise so stay tuned alright we
somehow
2:41:27
we've gone long and I feel like
we
2:41:29
should do a little more show
before we
2:41:31
get out of here
2:41:32
well we got the international
news we
2:41:34
got to deal with first of all
there's
2:41:35
just farmers thing going on
this yeah
2:41:37
completely out of control
nobody's
2:41:39
covering well we are you
covering it for
2:41:41
as much in months yes I've got
the e use
2:41:45
farmers report here or help us
catch up
2:41:47
on that what's going to happen
to the
2:41:48
budget the European agriculture
even as
2:41:51
the II used 27 member states
gear up for
2:41:53
water certain to be tumultuous
finance
2:41:56
talks the continents farmers
want to be
2:41:58
certain they'll still get their
slice of
2:42:00
the pie what we see today are
severe
2:42:03
cuts within the agricultural
part of the
2:42:06
European budget as a few cuts
in a
2:42:08
sector which is already
suffering today
2:42:11
we have European farmers who
are in an
2:42:13
average of 40% of the income of
the
2:42:16
average Arab in citizen so
farmers who
2:42:18
are already struggling
stretching back
2:42:21
nearly 60 years
2:42:22
Europe's Common Agricultural
Policy has
2:42:24
seen often badly needed
subsidies go to
2:42:26
farmers across the block
however funding
2:42:29
set aside could now take a
major cause
2:42:31
of tens of billions of euros
the result
2:42:34
not just of the 75 billion euro
home
2:42:36
left by the United Kingdom's
departure
2:42:39
but changing priorities within
a Europe
2:42:41
that's seeking to make up that
shortfall
2:42:44
historically farmers are the
ones
2:42:47
government's need to look out
for and I
2:42:50
don't mean like take care of
them you
2:42:52
got to look out for him they
have all
2:42:53
kinds of weapons and they've
2:42:54
historically used them against
their
2:42:56
their governments they've been
you know
2:42:59
the farmers I know there's huge
strikes
2:43:02
in Spain and New Netherlands
had there's
2:43:05
so many threats yep everybody
and the
2:43:09
problem with farmers is that
without
2:43:12
them we'd starve to death know
it's so
2:43:14
annoying
2:43:15
and it's like you know yeah
there's a
2:43:18
lot of subsidies that go to
these
2:43:19
farmers and they're some of
them do get
2:43:22
rich but rarely they don't
become
2:43:24
Blumberg rich it's really you
know
2:43:27
they've taken - they're taking
a little
2:43:30
too much for granted in a lot of
2:43:32
different ways and they can
starve us
2:43:33
out and I'm surprised that you
know the
2:43:35
French are close to about to do
that
2:43:38
it's also the EU think say oh I
was just
2:43:40
bringing American farm goods
but it's
2:43:42
also the reason why they're
angry is
2:43:45
mainly because of climate change
2:43:47
policies yes so their their
production
2:43:50
is being cut in true socialist
fashion I
2:43:53
might add their production is
being cut
2:43:55
under non-understandable
2:43:59
for reasons that a typical
farmer just
2:44:02
doesn't get he's like I'm still
growing
2:44:05
crops what are you talking
about crops
2:44:09
suck up if co2 crops produce
oxygen I
2:44:13
mean I don't even see what the
how the
2:44:14
climate change thing works it
out well
2:44:16
mostly the dairy farmers you
know let's
2:44:19
get rid of them so let's have
instead of
2:44:21
drinking milk
2:44:22
let's drink almond milk do you
know
2:44:24
how much water it takes and
make one
2:44:26
almond tree produce one almond
it's out
2:44:29
of control there's no people
are nuts of
2:44:32
nuts no pun intended
2:44:34
about some of these policies
but okay
2:44:38
anyway this is going well there
is a
2:44:40
real we need to explore this
eventually
2:44:42
because this move and this is
part of
2:44:45
the you know the Oscars with
Joaquin
2:44:48
Phoenix this move about the
cruelty
2:44:50
towards the cruelty of drinking
milk
2:44:54
that's kind of how it's been
being
2:44:55
presented
2:44:57
warrants some investigation
where is
2:45:00
this coming from the nut
industry or is
2:45:02
this really truly a movement
that people
2:45:05
are all in on it's gotta be
coming from
2:45:08
the nut industry those nuts
they're
2:45:10
cleaning up milk is murder if
you go her
2:45:14
milk his murder if you go to
Whole Foods
2:45:16
there's more milk substitutes
and to
2:45:20
think that it needs to be
changed if
2:45:22
they can have to change the
name of
2:45:23
these products this is not milk
2:45:26
but okay is there but there's
more
2:45:29
products coming from nuts and
soy and
2:45:34
what cashews I mean which is a
kind of a
2:45:37
nut but the point is is that
there's
2:45:39
more of that than there's
actual milk
2:45:41
products and then when you
start trying
2:45:43
a boy or nut based cheese or
try some
2:45:49
yogurt made from nuts I mean
it's really
2:45:53
disgusting
2:45:54
yeah do you have anything on it
lib
2:46:00
Syria and and the reaiiy
neither do i
2:46:03
but I will for Sunday it is
interesting
2:46:07
to me that we went through this
maybe
2:46:12
two months ago orange man bad
what are
2:46:15
we doing we're you know we're
killing
2:46:18
the Syrians we're killing the
Kurds what
2:46:20
if this is horrible the
humanitarian
2:46:23
crisis but now we actually have
a
2:46:25
million people who are in the
winter in
2:46:28
Syria and moving into Turkey
turkey
2:46:31
won't even take him anymore
2:46:32
I think Turkey is mainly to
blame for a
2:46:34
lot of what's going on
2:46:36
zero zero zero zero in fact
this is the
2:46:39
mainstream media that's the
mainstream
2:46:42
media on Eid lived in Syria and
I'll
2:46:44
dive into it but look insulting
yes now
2:46:50
let's play the extinction of
the Alps
2:46:52
ski industry know this I do not
know
2:46:55
anything about Emmanuel macron
is in the
2:46:57
French Alps today he says he
will be
2:46:59
saving more Blanc he will also
be saving
2:47:02
the country's biggest glacier
which is
2:47:04
shrinking very very rapidly
because of
2:47:06
climate changes and start
Maximus though
2:47:08
are less than impressed yes
that's right
2:47:10
and will we get that in two
seconds but
2:47:13
just two let's start with this
tweet
2:47:14
McGrath cadet Ted dune Berg
twenty point
2:47:17
seven degrees Celsius on
seymour island
2:47:20
off Antarctica that's the first
minus
2:47:21
twenty but no okay it is a you
know it's
2:47:26
summertime down there so maybe
that's
2:47:29
something to do with it but
this is the
2:47:31
first time the temperature over
20
2:47:33
degrees has been recorded ever
in
2:47:35
Antarctica that was just today
this is a
2:47:37
report also in The Guardian
going back a
2:47:39
couple of weeks no but this
this kind of
2:47:42
brings us to the point of a man
you and
2:47:44
Michael being in the Alps so
basically
2:47:46
what you have is he's had quite
a few
2:47:48
public spots with Greta has me
2:47:50
he has he has and and and you
know the
2:47:52
the the the fact now is that I
suppose
2:47:55
in terms of communicating the
urgency
2:47:57
activists have as much power if
not more
2:47:59
power it then heads the stage
but this
2:48:02
particular glacier that ammonia
Michael
2:48:04
was visiting a lot of French
websites
2:48:05
have been pointing to the
dramatic
2:48:07
reduction of ice over over the
last well
2:48:10
a number of years and indeed
this report
2:48:14
in The Guardian is talking
about an
2:48:16
extinction level event for the
skiing
2:48:18
industry 28 degrees last night
in Austin
2:48:26
Texas that's Fahrenheit so
that's
2:48:28
freezing this is Texas I have
one
2:48:31
question
2:48:32
extinction event for the ski
industry in
2:48:35
the Alps that'll be the day if
I ever
2:48:37
met Greta I would say could you
please
2:48:39
tell me what is the optimum
optimal
2:48:42
temperature for the earth
2:48:44
just tell me what it is so we
know where
2:48:46
to stay yeah I know it's it's a
2:48:51
brainteaser isn't it so all we
hear
2:48:55
about is 2 degrees 2 degrees 2
degrees
2:48:57
Celsius well what is the optimum
2:48:59
temperature what should it be
what
2:49:00
should the world be at any
given moment
2:49:03
it's insanity you're not gonna
run into
2:49:06
them these are all from France
24 that's
2:49:11
venkat a market report okay
2:49:16
page of lee Bailey voice you
know which
2:49:19
is reporting on the economic
hit for the
2:49:22
planets and in France and it's
arguing
2:49:25
that this roller coaster ride
in the
2:49:27
world markets is irrational
2:49:29
it says the markets are
exaggerating
2:49:33
good and bad news much more
than the
2:49:35
general population do okay
since I find
2:49:37
this segment kind of like
throwaway I
2:49:39
know there's no analysis or
anything let
2:49:41
me do something tonight after
ducking
2:49:43
into federal court one last
time Hot
2:49:46
Pockets heiress Michelle Janus
finally
2:49:48
learned her fate the judge
sentencing
2:49:50
her to five months in prison
after she
2:49:52
admitted to paying $300,000 to
cheat
2:49:55
college admissions for three of
her
2:49:57
daughter's just love hot
pockets jingle
2:50:01
we used to use that but you
know hey I'm
2:50:08
gonna be on television with Joe
Rogan
2:50:09
Tuesday and I've got Tourette's
so I'm
2:50:11
not making fun of that guy it's
gonna
2:50:18
come at the Karma's gonna come
back and
2:50:19
bite you in the ass I'm already
screwed
2:50:23
yeah let's do something fun to
end with
2:50:26
not just another front 24
report that's
2:50:29
just myrrh Bearer well I got
this buddy
2:50:33
this is kind of fun this is
Wells Fargo
2:50:35
got fine three billion dollars
it still
2:50:37
stays in business Wells Fargo
agreed
2:50:40
today to pay three billion
dollars to
2:50:43
settle criminal and civil
probes into
2:50:45
its sales practices it's part
of a
2:50:47
settlement with the Justice
Department
2:50:49
and the Securities and Exchange
2:50:51
Commission the company
acknowledged that
2:50:53
its employees open millions
2:50:55
unauthorized bank accounts in
an effort
2:50:58
to meet unrealistic sales goals
2:51:01
excellent yes yeah we're good
with it I
2:51:05
guess we're a billion five
three billion
2:51:07
a fine it's crazy we got a
number of end
2:51:10
of show clips to roll out here
so if you
2:51:14
don't mind I'm going to end it
all right
2:51:17
you can get it wait you give me
an end
2:51:19
to show this show yes I'm just
only this
2:51:23
show does you get you know
maybe you're
2:51:25
choking on the Rogen thing
you're gonna
2:51:26
end it
2:51:27
no no I'll be able to handle it
2:51:30
somehow but before that we'll
have time
2:51:33
to prepare and that will be
Sunday's
2:51:35
show and get me all psyched up
and all
2:51:38
ready to do a little prep you
got to
2:51:39
help me tell me up with some
some pro
2:51:45
coming up on no agenda stream
calm
2:51:47
random thoughts stay tuned for
that
2:51:51
end of show mixes from
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2:51:57
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2:52:01
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Adam curry
2:52:20
and from Northern Silicon
Valley I'm
2:52:22
John C Dvorak we return right
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2:52:26
Sunday till then
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and such
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[Music]
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you have been named checked you
are
2:52:42
allowed to respond we were
talking about
2:52:46
mass and it doesn't take two
hours to do
2:52:48
the math because let's talk
about what
2:52:50
we have let's talk about math
okay so
2:52:53
here's the math thing oh I
talked to
2:52:55
people in selfie lines every
day and I
2:52:57
know a lot of black people that
if they
2:52:59
were white it would have been a
lot
2:53:01
easier for them I provide for
the
2:53:02
opportunity for a first-time
homebuyer
2:53:04
homebuyers because I know the
vaccine is
2:53:07
out there in the head of some
kid right
2:53:09
now in school in Columbia South
Carolina
2:53:10
or Houston Texas and it's
investing in
2:53:13
education so here's the
majority of the
2:53:15
American people who I think
right now
2:53:17
just want to be able to turn on
the TV
2:53:19
I'm surprised they show up
because I
2:53:21
would have thought after I did
such a
2:53:23
good job in beating them last
week that
2:53:25
they'd be a little bit afraid
to do that
2:53:26
we are going to need to be in
your
2:53:28
country you have to be open you
have to
2:53:31
be clear we have to know what's
going on
2:53:34
have to be there with you so
the answer
2:53:36
is one size doesn't fit all
Bernie
2:53:38
Sanders analysis is right I'm
hearing my
2:53:41
name mentioned a little bit
tonight the
2:53:47
way I see this is that I mean
look
2:53:49
there's there look a guy is a
friend of
2:53:52
mine down there named Fritz
Hollings the
2:53:54
faster he said you want to know
what a
2:53:55
man will do look what they've
done I've
2:53:57
been coming here for years and
years
2:53:59
they came up with the internet
I mean
2:54:00
they came up with Internet they
came up
2:54:02
the whole idea of stealth
technology I'm
2:54:05
gonna do the same thing why am i
2:54:07
stopping you no one else stops
okay four
2:54:16
months divisive toxic
exhausting the
2:54:22
biggest misconception is that
I'm boring
2:54:25
because I'm not
2:54:30
if you
2:54:33
also here's the majority of the
American
2:54:35
people who I think right now
just want
2:54:37
to be able to turn on the TV I
want
2:54:42
chaos and chaos is what is
coming our
2:54:45
ways you spoke over time and
I'm gonna
2:54:49
talk
2:54:50
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but his chance dawn dawn away
love each
2:55:23
other
2:55:24
vinegar nobody's going strong
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okay
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nice shirt
2:58:14
boarded a bus
2:58:17
Peter
2:58:19
illegals and made them to come
fuck with
2:58:22
us
2:58:25
comrade Karl Marx won't you
look down on
2:58:29
me because birdie doesn't win
then we're
2:58:36
all gonna be burning down
Milwaukee
2:58:42
burning everything down burning
down
2:58:47
Milwaukee
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2:58:51
goes down
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seven rows
2:59:02
Bloomberg the debate stage
2:59:06
falooda man
2:59:09
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2:59:11
so I call him a fascist to space
2:59:14
[Music]
2:59:16
at least stopped me even though
I told
2:59:20
them I was reporter but there's
a deity
2:59:23
that size small enough for Mike
and
2:59:26
Gulen's for all his supporters
and ones
2:59:30
on a further Milwaukee will burn
2:59:33
everything down to the ground
burn it
2:59:37
down
2:59:40
no free log
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we're not
3:00:05
River and down will be your pal
3:00:10
when you have
3:00:13
Oh
3:00:17
but boy you'll have health care
in
3:00:20
Milwaukee after we burn out
walking to
3:00:25
the ground like after we
rebuild it then
3:00:27
you get to health care whose
were man
3:00:29
now food a judge plays the game
card but
3:00:34
we still call him Wall Street
Pete so I
3:00:37
went to one of his rallies to
try and
3:00:42
cause a scene so I got real
loud me that
3:00:48
Mayo Pete it is all right
3:00:52
tell
3:00:54
crippling man and I said Pete I
am
3:00:58
tonight
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3:01:03
I really
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why socialists
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the 1% to Ciccone all our nuts
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tell all of the one person to
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