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just tell me what's happening
with your
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banana atom curry
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John C. Dvorak Sunday March 1st
2020
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this is your award-winning mo
Nation
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Media assassination episode
1221 this is
0:12
no agenda star state in the
morning
0:22
everybody
0:23
I'm out of curry and from
northern
0:25
Silicon Valley where Joe
Biden's back
0:28
I'm John C Dvorak I gotta hand
it to you
0:36
I had no idea dead to me Joe
Biden would
0:39
win South Carolina with 50% I
know no
0:43
you you were absolutely right
about this
0:47
yeah however I did I did learn
something
0:50
about the primary elections in
South
0:53
Carolina
0:53
I learned something which I
didn't
0:56
realize let me see I have a
note here
1:00
one of our producers apparently
you do
1:04
not have to declare or reveal
your party
1:06
on the ballot when you vote you
can only
1:09
vote for one candidate in the
primary so
1:12
from what I understand a lot of
people
1:14
who would normally vote for
Trump since
1:19
you know this kind of like no
contest
1:21
for him on the Republican side
went in
1:24
and voted for Joe Biden why
would they
1:27
not vote for Bernie I have no
idea I'm
1:31
just telling you what I'm
guessing I'm
1:33
guessing I know you can do this
cross
1:34
ballot stuff in many states I
didn't
1:37
know that I had no idea I
thought that
1:39
if only registered Democrats
can vote in
1:42
the Democratic primary I didn't
know
1:44
California for example if
you're a
1:45
Democrat or Democrat you you
can't do
1:48
that but independents can vote
Democrat
1:51
if they want the Republican
Party in
1:53
California for example says no
you have
1:54
to be or you can't do it you
can't come
1:57
over here and vote with with us
mister
1:59
mm-hmm but the other states
it's just
2:01
like it is in South Carolina so
the way
2:04
I saw it in terms of it swing
in the
2:07
election took towards sleepy
Joe was
2:13
I thought it would if you were a
2:15
Republican pulling that stunt
which is
2:17
not uncommon I think it would
spread out
2:20
a little bit more I think
Bernie gets
2:21
some I think Bloomberg would
get some
2:23
Bloomberg or be gonna write in
I don't
2:26
know I just don't think that the
2:28
Republicans would be going all
in for
2:31
Biden although no I think they
were
2:33
doing that to me he is the
funniest guy
2:35
there before understands they
were doing
2:38
it to mess with Bernie by
voting for
2:40
Biden that's what I understood
yeah well
2:44
I never heard yeah that would
have to be
2:46
a concerted effort and I there
was I got
2:48
no wind of that oh no I got a
couple
2:50
tweets about it but that
doesn't mean
2:51
that doesn't really anything
happened
2:54
now I think you would have beat
him
2:56
anyway but yeah well good I'm
glad I'm
3:01
glad Joe is there still in the
race
3:02
however this is perhaps one of
the
3:06
saddest a couple of days he's
had I
3:10
heard two Kurt Vonnegut wrote
3:14
slaughterhouse-five and in that
he
3:17
introduced the concept of
unstuck in
3:19
time referring to a person
living from
3:22
one moment in life to another
instead of
3:24
day today like most people do
and I
3:26
think Joe is witnessing this in
real
3:29
time and we're seeing it we're
seeing it
3:31
happen with him he has
everybody has
3:33
programming for instance you can
3:35
probably wake me up in the
middle of the
3:36
night and I can do the intro to
the show
3:38
verbatim as you know I'll still
say
3:41
Thursday even if it's a Sunday
but it's
3:44
it's a program you can run it
off you
3:45
know there's other things
everybody's
3:47
out of curry yeah top 40 that's
right
3:49
see one hunt you can do these
things and
3:51
Joe has done things about
running for
3:55
Senate and just the Senate is
somehow in
3:59
his mind I guess that was the
only time
4:00
he actually you know he's never
won a
4:02
presidential race so he has won
4:05
senatorial races and maybe
that's what's
4:07
stuck in his head but just got
a couple
4:09
examples that are just really
bothersome
4:12
well I'm looking forward to
appointing
4:14
the first african-american
woman to the
4:16
United States
4:18
I think he means Supreme Court
but there
4:23
it is he's going to nominate
someone to
4:25
the Senate now we know that's
not the
4:26
way it works there's another
unstuck in
4:29
time moment why would you just
stand
4:31
behind Jamieson
4:36
I just hmm if this were anyone
else
4:46
except the the person that the
4:49
establishment of the Democratic
Party
4:50
really needs for any of
whatever their
4:53
strategy is it would be
ridiculed across
4:56
the board it's now it's only us
this
4:59
token else is ridiculing the
fact that
5:02
he's just not 100% on board I
don't want
5:04
my president Phyllis drop a
bead it'd be
5:07
checked by the checklist as a
lie oh man
5:11
yeah we'll get to coronavirus
and the
5:13
lies in a bit I do have another
kind of
5:16
odd example of yeah Biden yeah
he's
5:20
talking about I got a couple
Biden's two
5:22
for you now throw this one out
then
5:24
we'll switch over here's the
last point
5:25
if you take a look at it China
China
5:29
China and this night I'm not
happy about
5:33
this
5:34
China doesn't have enough water
wate are
5:37
they're talking about spending
tens of
5:40
billions of billions of dollars
to try
5:43
to turn around the rivers so
their
5:45
population at potable water to
drink 40
5:48
percent of their land is fluid
cadmium
5:51
they can't grow things turn a
situation
5:54
where they have 2 million we
Gers
5:56
Muslims to prison camps in the
mountains
5:58
you saw what's how you see
what's
6:00
happening in Hong Kong and now
what
6:03
they're trying to do with
regard to
6:04
Thailand
6:05
folks the idea the idea that
they are
6:09
competition is they're gonna
beat us is
6:11
bizarre when its water wate are
why why
6:23
did he spill what what possibly
could I
6:25
confuse water with or is he
just doing
6:29
like I was like kind of like a
rat this
6:31
might give me a borderline clip
of the
6:33
day for that fine I don't know
what he's
6:42
doing what's he talking about
6:45
no but I it's so on it's I
really feel
6:48
uncomfortable about it
6:49
I mean if you were making these
minute
6:52
mistakes I wouldn't make fun of
you
6:55
no wait I would what am I
talking about
6:58
this is just I don't know what
you got
7:01
on Joe well let's see I got a
bunch of
7:06
firstly I think there is a joke
clip
7:09
here I tried to bite in no this
is
7:11
probably not e I don't think I
have it I
7:13
thought I got a joke lip that
was
7:16
telling don't think I had yours
but this
7:18
listen to some bite an analysis
this is
7:21
the Biden win is a reset on CBS
n fun I
7:25
want to start with you the grin
on your
7:28
face could not be wider tell me
what you
7:30
think it right now a couple of
things I
7:32
said from the very beginning of
this
7:33
process South Carolina will be
the place
7:36
that will set the tone and
temperature
7:38
for this race I think everyone
can agree
7:40
with that now because of the
7:42
participation from the most
loyal
7:44
constituency in the country
7:47
American voters number two I
said this
7:49
it was always Joe Biden's race
to lose
7:53
and everyone else has been
fighting for
7:55
second place and I also said
this loyal
7:58
african-american voters are
going to
8:00
show up and they're going to
display
8:01
their loyalty to Joe Biden
because Joe
8:04
Biden has been lawyer to them
and lo and
8:06
behold d'Alene is that it is a
win a win
8:21
or as we get more numbers in is
that
8:25
something though that on all
seriousness
8:27
and because we saw what
happened in the
8:30
other early states people are
gonna be
8:32
still examining pretty closely
there's
8:34
several things to look at from
Joe
8:37
Biden's Victor tonight number
one he's
8:38
moved up to second place in the
delegate
8:40
count so that means and we all
know this
8:42
is a game of numbers delegates
are
8:44
important that mean he's behind
now
8:46
Bernie Sanders with number
delegates
8:47
number two I think he will end
up having
8:50
a very handsome victor tonight
and the
8:53
strength of african-american
voters
8:55
that's going to be important
set in a
8:57
tone for those type of voters
and Super
9:00
Tuesday and number three you
know I like
9:02
to connect sports and politics
together
9:04
the Golden State Warriors won
their NBA
9:07
championships I don't remember
and I'm
9:09
sure you do not remember even
the score
9:11
but all you knows they won the
9:13
championship so tonight Joe
Biden won
9:15
his championship this is the
first time
9:17
he's won a primary or a caucus
I think
9:20
this is a reset moment for this
campaign
9:23
No okay not quite sure I
understand the
9:25
analogy or the logic but fine
oh I don't
9:28
understand what the Warriors
that come
9:32
into play this guy this good
black guy
9:36
he amenable he did predict all
this like
9:41
a couple days ago and who was he
9:43
he's a guy this is a CBS
analyst he's a
9:46
no I'm sorry he does work for
CBS n and
9:50
he is a Democrat strategist CEO
there
9:56
was a was it it was wrong
Friday or
9:59
Friday or Saturday the New York
Times
10:01
published a piece maybe that
was just
10:05
Thursday I can't remember now
where they
10:07
interviewed I think 95 of the
500
10:11
super-delegates and 93 of the
95 they
10:16
spoke with said oh well you
know we're
10:19
totally gonna make sure that
Joe Biden
10:21
wins or I think what they were
more
10:23
specific about was make sure
Bernie does
10:25
not win in some version of a
second
10:28
round super delegate comes
swooping in
10:30
or can I call the contestant
convention
10:35
and I thought that was pretty
rude just
10:40
for the process itself I mean
that was
10:42
that's the New York Times
really mucking
10:44
around taking all the New York
Times
10:47
stories nowadays as comical but
what it
10:52
does is it feeds into the
machine here's
10:54
a little Supercuts
10:56
of the media's response and how
they
10:59
talk about this particular
article this
11:01
is what people need to remember
the
11:03
Democratic Party has a party
the party
11:06
decides its nominee the public
doesn't
11:08
really desire the nominee the
public
11:09
gets to vote for president
United States
11:11
but people were active in the
party who
11:13
participate in the party they
decide to
11:15
nominate and just because
you're a
11:16
pledged delegate for Bernie
Sanders or a
11:19
pledged delegate for Joe Biden
doesn't
11:20
mean you get to the convention
floor
11:22
that you'll stay delegate for
Biden or
11:25
Sanders 93 Democratic Party
officials
11:27
are willing to have a brokered
11:28
convention if Sanders does not
receive
11:31
the majority of Delegates by
convention
11:33
time there also
11:35
willing to risk damaging the
party to
11:37
stop his nomination The Times
notes that
11:39
such a situation may result in a
11:40
brokered convention a messy
political
11:43
battle the likes of which
Democrats have
11:45
not seen since 1952 when the
nominee was
11:49
ally Stevenson I can't even
imagine the
11:52
rebellion among his supporters
if he
11:53
doesn't get the nomination sure
would be
11:54
but his supporters helped write
those
11:56
rules the way I see this is you
write
11:58
the rules before you know where
12:00
everybody stands and then you
stick with
12:03
those rules everybody got in
the race
12:05
thinking that was the set of
rules I
12:07
don't see how come you get to
change it
12:09
just because he now thinks
there's an
12:10
advantage to him for doing it
this is
12:13
not a done deal and so that's
why I
12:15
think we should tamp down on
the anxiety
12:18
about Bernie Sanders and figure
out how
12:20
it is that we're gonna get to a
nominee
12:22
and have a convention where we
all do
12:24
come out as a unified party and
if
12:27
somebody wants to beat Bernie
get out
12:28
there and beat him for pete's
sake it
12:30
looks like it entirely possible
Bernie
12:32
Sanders would have a significant
12:33
plurality but not a majority of
the
12:35
votes and he said if that's
true he
12:37
demands the nomination other
people are
12:38
saying we'd like to deny it to
you
12:40
Bernie made this mess for
himself and he
12:42
has to live by those rules and
if we
12:44
have someone if he is one
delegate ahead
12:47
than somebody else that doesn't
make you
12:50
the majority winner in all of
this and
12:52
he's got to face his own rules
you're
12:54
gonna have two or three
candidates going
12:55
into the convention that are
probably
12:57
going to be really strong
that's why
12:59
even Bloomberg has been talking
behind
13:01
closed doors with the
super-delegates
13:03
already to try to go ahead and
maneuver
13:06
himself into a good position if
Biden
13:08
should fail and Bernie as the
nominee he
13:10
can swoop in and be the savior
for the
13:11
party I don't understand
exactly how
13:14
this went down it's something
doesn't
13:16
make sense what I keep hearing
is the
13:19
rules were changed it was
requested that
13:22
Bernie Sanders made he was
there he
13:24
wanted these change I don't
know if
13:26
that's true but that's what's
being said
13:28
and when the question was posed
posed
13:31
specifically to the candidates
Bernie
13:34
said well you know if I got the
most
13:35
votes I'd should be the
candidate what
13:38
you know something is either
candidate
13:40
somewhere someone's telling a
13:42
half-truths that I'm not quite
13:43
understanding maybe
13:45
I understand I'll tell you what
I think
13:47
mm-hmm our my understanding I
didn't but
13:49
I think the root the major rule
change
13:53
that was made was to take the
13:56
super-delegates out of the
first round
13:58
yeah and into that was Bernie's
thing
14:00
because he felt he got screwed
on that
14:02
deal
14:02
last time most of the
super-delegates
14:04
being in the first round right
so
14:06
they're in the second round as
Bernie
14:09
wanted but and and the rules of
always
14:12
as far as I know have always
been for
14:14
the majority I mean you can't
have a
14:15
Adlai Stevenson or anybody for
that
14:18
matter the rules have always
been you
14:20
have to have the majority of the
14:21
delegates in the first round
and that
14:23
would do remember last year
Trump or
14:24
Trump will never make it he
won't make
14:26
the free will Megan of Delhi as
he won't
14:28
get the nominal convention and
he just
14:31
swept it so there yeah so
that's always
14:35
been in place the only change
was this
14:37
super delegate thing and Bernie
knows
14:39
that if that comes into play
he's done
14:42
it's just like last time not in
it now
14:44
maybe he'll change the rules
again is in
14:46
his 80s Bernie runs again well
he's
14:49
gonna say let's move the
super-delegates
14:50
to the third round maybe he can
pick up
14:53
some of those Tom Steyer voters
for Tom
14:58
Tom Steyer spent 200 were top
stars a
15:02
dick spent two hundred and
fifty million
15:04
dollars didn't get a single
delegate man
15:07
you could have at least sent
some to the
15:08
podcast yeah we would have
talked we
15:12
could have talked you up a bit
we could
15:13
have maybe gotten you a
delegate here
15:15
there man
15:17
that's just--that's well it
shows that
15:19
money doesn't really buy you
love at
15:22
least well you're not in love
if you're
15:24
unlovable it's pretty difficult
15:26
you know Bloomberg and of
course not me
15:29
so I yeah I talked to Tim oh
about the a
15:31
das vote for Bloomberg and now
he's
15:35
adamant like no people have not
15:36
forgotten stop and frisk but
it's
15:39
interesting that some of the
black media
15:43
and I don't know if it's
15:44
african-american Adolf's were
black but
15:46
you know who knows what Karen
hunter on
15:48
Sirius XM is really pushing how
she's
15:52
black pushing hard for
Bloomberg and and
15:57
it was this is the
15:58
a clip that is so bizarre she
brings on
16:00
this other african-american
woman Laurie
16:03
Daniel favors who well I'll let
you hear
16:06
just how mad she is it Mike
Bloomberg
16:08
but the end is kind of
surprising who
16:11
Berg is responsible not just
for stop
16:13
and frisk furthering it
systematizing it
16:16
glorifying it defending it up
until last
16:19
year when he decided he was
going to run
16:20
but he was surrounded by
intellectuals
16:23
black activists activists of
color up
16:26
across the entire spectrum who
outlined
16:29
for him the problems New York
City
16:31
Lawyers Association Night clue
the data
16:33
the statistics he had facts he
had
16:36
information and he was
committed to a
16:38
racist policy that jailed black
people
16:40
arrested black people stopped
and
16:42
frisked like I had 32 students
Bushwick
16:45
32 32 students who were on
their way to
16:48
our funeral had permission from
their
16:50
principals had letters from
their
16:52
parents accosted by the cops
held for 36
16:55
hours had to go to trial
16:57
had to get in my husband is
beat up in
16:59
court by court officers at
their defense
17:02
trial because the way in which
police
17:04
and court officers were
militarized
17:06
against black and brown
communities and
17:07
you expect us to just eat that
he's got
17:10
money so he's gonna be the best
17:11
candidate justification
17:13
bedford-stuyvesant Crown
Heights east of
17:15
York Flatbush Harlem did the
Bronx black
17:18
people driven out of this city
under
17:21
policies that favored wealthy
white
17:23
people and developers we cannot
even
17:25
sustain our communities right
now
17:27
education he undermined the
ability for
17:29
us to ask culturally competent
education
17:31
you want me to say because he
can be
17:33
Trump so Trump gonna he's gonna
do what
17:36
he do Bloomberg on doing he
doing yeah
17:38
he might win but guess what all
y'all
17:39
getting arrested all y'all
getting
17:41
stopped in prison he implements
the same
17:42
policies across the country
that he'd
17:44
further and supported in the
state of
17:45
New York
17:45
give me a break we can do
better than
17:47
this and I'm sorry I got to
agree with
17:49
Megan McCain but now I'm upset
I'm sorry
17:51
I didn't mean to add that was
mean if
17:53
he's the nominee are you gonna
vote for
17:54
him I don't think he should be
the
17:55
nominee if he's the nominee cuz
that's a
17:58
strong possibility if he's the
nominee
17:59
knowing and having said
everything that
18:02
I just said because I'm aware
about how
18:04
the politics and the system in
this
18:06
country works yes I will have
to vote
18:08
for him
18:09
[Music]
18:11
explain that to me okay
18:16
Democrat Democrat Democrat
Democrat
18:18
Democrat Democrat oh my
goodness I only
18:22
team with Democrat I got a vote
Democrat
18:24
Democrat I'm a democratic vote
Democrat
18:26
I guess even though everyone's
gonna be
18:29
stopped and frisked all over
the country
18:31
now Democrat vote Democrat I'm a
18:33
Democrat I vote Democrat I'm a
18:34
democratic vote Democrat that's
right -
18:36
I vote Democrat well you just
gave
18:39
someone all the makings of an
end of
18:41
show mix you know you're
completely
18:45
toast on that we had a little
extra bit
18:47
there nice it's already toast
and Mazel
18:51
these give it I guess so they
can do
18:53
something good with it so just
this is
18:54
what other thing from mole
facts the
18:58
liftgate man some youtuber and
it
19:03
doesn't make any sense for a
clip here
19:04
because it's lights in the
shownotes
19:06
discovered that bloomberg even
though he
19:10
was not standing on the box and
of
19:11
course we know the lecterns
were lowered
19:13
a little bit he's wearing four
to five
19:16
inch lift shoes and once you
see it you
19:19
can't unsee it and though and
so he has
19:23
his pants are very long and
it's almost
19:27
like he's standing on a version
of mail
19:29
pumps that's how high up he is
but you
19:31
don't see it because his pants
flow over
19:32
it but you can see his foot is
is four
19:35
inches from the bottom of the
Great's
19:37
kind of popping out at the
sides but
19:41
when he walks you see his knee
bend
19:44
he's like the longest shin in
human
19:46
history this guy he's so
frustrated
19:48
about his height he's willing
to do
19:50
anything well I I'm of the
opinion
19:54
mm-hmm I agree that and I think
Trump
19:57
someone has pointed this out
and he just
20:00
hounds him about it but I've of
the
20:03
opinion that they should have
had the
20:05
Apple boxes for people so they
get even
20:08
out the heights and to make it
more fair
20:11
I don't think he should have to
go
20:13
through this agony now I know I
used to
20:16
work for a guy there pollution
district
20:18
who is the guy ran the whole
thing is an
20:20
ex admiral from the Navy who it
must
20:22
have been
20:23
ridiculed by his by his crew
was me
20:27
always wore lifts
what's-his-name's
20:28
always you see the lips what
was his
20:31
name Louie that's a guy I
envisioned
20:35
Louie Louie
20:38
see always when you wear these
lips all
20:41
time and I think Boober
probably always
20:42
words that you're the normal
lifts which
20:44
are just they're just a heel
lifting no
20:46
no no these are elevations I
saw normal
20:49
always normally yes yes yes
normally I I
20:52
would say he just generally
wears some
20:55
lifts because most did some of
these
20:57
guys do that and you can spot
those
20:59
because the the back your foot
is
21:02
basically at the top of the the
back -
21:05
yeah exactly and but if you're
gonna
21:08
wear these big giant things
which in
21:12
fact there was an example that
that went
21:14
around the net of L of De Niro
in that
21:17
the Irishman had a shot of him
in the in
21:22
a scene and he had these like
five inch
21:25
lifts on both feet right
walking around
21:29
because that because gore says
he wanted
21:30
to shot them yeah beat the guys
to be
21:33
even high they weren't shooting
his feet
21:34
they just wanted to be shoot
him walking
21:36
down the street and I didn't
want one
21:39
get real short that's that's
not that
21:42
abnormal in Hollywood at Tom
Cruise
21:43
wears them all the time next to
21:45
certainly leading ladies or
ex-wives so
21:49
that's it's just I think the
crazy I
21:52
still don't think the creates a
bad
21:54
thing it but they shouldn't be
visible
21:55
no I'm not I'm not against the
crate I'm
21:57
just looking at look these two
guys are
21:59
trying to get under each
other's skin
22:01
I'm not you know what what
Bloomberg is
22:04
trying to do is say no one
likes you we
22:06
always laugh behind your back
you were
22:08
the joke and I don't know if
that gets
22:11
on a Trump skin it might I can
see where
22:13
it might and so he knows that
22:15
Bloomberg's weakness into his
Achilles
22:18
heel to coin a phrase is truly
his
22:20
height it's just yeah these
guys were so
22:23
successful and they can't they
just be
22:25
happy with what they got
22:27
that's a good one now Bloomberg
is I
22:31
mean at this guy is tone-deaf
he's doing
22:35
shtick now I mean we saw him do
a little
22:38
bit of stick on stage which
fell flat
22:40
he's no good now I think I'm
the only
22:42
candidate to come to Wilmington
but all
22:44
of them should visit senator
Warren
22:50
could go to Elizabeth's pizza
on Market
22:53
Street koba char could do a
flaming
22:57
Amy's restaurant
22:59
senator Sanders could go to the
KGB bar
23:10
when my speechwriter came up
with that
23:12
one I thought that was pretty
good - oh
23:14
my god crash cringe first it
doesn't
23:19
land then he's gonna blame it
on this
23:22
speechwriter and say he thought
it was
23:24
pretty good is dreadful yeah
it's like
23:31
oh I'm gonna miss Trump whether
it's
23:35
been four years I'm gonna miss
him for
23:38
that somebody's going to have
to use the
23:40
line here we have an unfunny
Jew who and
23:44
where does that line come from
it's got
23:47
to come from somewhere
23:48
I believe it's the comedy
community is
23:51
gonna have to do it because
it's just
23:54
like how do you how does this
happen
23:56
ya know see what else I have
yeah you
24:03
know I finally got a hold of
the ad that
24:06
Obama issue issued a cease and
desist
24:09
order over don't you heard
about this
24:12
yeah I know he Trump had some
no wasn't
24:16
Trump it was the the like one
of his
24:18
pick one of his packs yeah is
like a
24:20
Republican pack or a defend
Trump pack
24:23
I'm not quite sure what it was
and and
24:26
and so the at issue was that
they took
24:29
of course what everyone has
done I mean
24:31
actually we haven't done that
but how
24:33
many times have you heard
someone but
24:35
would someone has st. you clips
oh look
24:37
here's what Obama said is from
his audio
24:39
book and it's you know it's
just him
24:41
saying yeah okay hahahaha he
read a book
24:47
it's completely out of context
but in
24:49
this case he's actually said
something
24:52
in the book which he reads from
the book
24:54
and I don't think there's any
reason I
24:58
don't see how a CSUN I don't
know if it
24:59
worked or not I haven't
followed up on
25:01
that but I don't see why it
would be for
25:02
bohtan to put it together in an
ad like
25:04
this Joe Biden promised to help
our
25:07
community he was alive years
President
25:10
Obama
25:10
datian politics black people in
the
25:12
worst jobs the worst housing
police
25:15
brutality ramp when the
so-called black
25:17
committeemen came around
election time
25:18
we don't line up and vote the
straight
25:21
Democratic ticket sell our
souls for a
25:23
Christmas turkey enough Joe
Biden will
25:26
represent us defend us or help
us
25:28
believe Biden's empty promises
the
25:31
committee to defend the
president paid
25:32
for and is responsible for the
content
25:34
of this message I mean how is
that a
25:36
problem he's saying I was a
lousy ad for
25:41
some work in this case they
actually got
25:44
a lot of a bang for the buck
yeah well I
25:48
do knows but it's just like I
don't see
25:51
the illegality of it I don't
see why
25:52
there should be a cease and
desist over
25:54
that it's like it's well known
that the
25:56
black vote has gone on mass to
the
25:59
Democrat as a bloc and that
though that
26:01
there are elements who are just
not
26:03
thinking of doing that anymore
there's
26:05
like not voting or doing
something else
26:07
this is well known that's was
my little
26:10
bit I just did a minute ago
right but
26:11
somehow this was false
advertising I
26:14
don't know what that it's I
don't know
26:16
it probably was just a I don't
know they
26:19
probably did the
cease-and-desist to
26:21
make somebody feel better but
what they
26:22
did is they brought attention
to it it
26:24
doesn't make any sense I know
it's dumb
26:27
if they would just let it slide
no it
26:29
didn't notice yeah exactly
26:32
um snaps the cease and desist
was a scam
26:36
it was no CSUN business that
was part of
26:38
the whole mobile marketing
scheme oh
26:40
well I we know that firms oh
that's an
26:44
excellent point but it was in
the New
26:46
York Times I believes we're all
it and
26:48
even that proves it anymore
26:51
Steve Bannon was on with the
money honey
26:54
the original money honey Maria
Bartiromo
26:56
I still like her no matter
what's
27:00
happened to her she's still the
money
27:01
honey and this is I guess it
was Fox
27:05
Business maybe yesterday I
think it's
27:07
Bernie versus the anti Bernie
movie last
27:09
night you thought you saw Biden
27:10
obviously had a big night I
think one of
27:12
the most important things is the
27:14
african-american vote which is
obviously
27:15
so critical the Democratic
Party is not
27:17
buying what Bernie's selling
they're not
27:19
buying the socialism they're
not buying
27:21
the radicalism they're not
buying the
27:22
revolution these are very
practical
27:24
pragmatic people and I think
you can see
27:26
on Super Tuesday how that plays
that
27:27
look Bloomberg Scapa is going
to back
27:30
one of the establishment
alternatives
27:32
whether that's Biden or whether
it's
27:33
Hillary Clinton or somebody
else okay
27:35
against Bernie I tried to steal
the
27:38
nomination from Bernie again
and that's
27:40
why I think many Bernie
supporters will
27:41
come to president Trump at the
other day
27:43
there's nobody on that stage
there's
27:45
nobody in the ballot in South
Carolina
27:48
there's nobody in that balance
Super
27:49
Tuesday that is going to defeat
Donald
27:51
Trump you still think Hillary
Clinton
27:52
might make an appearance in this
27:54
election I think that the
Democratic
27:56
Party is going to look for any
27:57
alternative to Bernie if Biden
can't do
28:00
it with Bloomberg Scapa
obviously
28:01
Bloomberg doesn't have the
charisma or
28:03
the presence I think to be
28:05
commander-in-chief and
president right
28:07
now if they if they can't get
Biden to
28:08
do it they will look other
words and you
28:10
know if Hillary is already out
there
28:12
pushing herself and what about
Michelle
28:14
Obama who you've mentioned
before as
28:16
well I think if they go to the
28:17
convention and they're
desperate and
28:18
Bernie is way behind seven
eight points
28:21
behind Donald Trump the bama's
and the
28:23
Clintons will look for any
alternative
28:25
to try to defeat president
remember
28:26
their number one objective is
defeat
28:28
president Trump that's what
they've had
28:29
somebody snarky you know they
accused
28:31
suppression of information
doctor foul
28:33
she stood up there on national
TV and
28:35
said I haven't been suppressed
I've had
28:37
what we're trying to is get
accurate
28:38
information out and that's what
you need
28:40
right now the Democrats will do
anything
28:42
to destroy Donald Trump and
that's why I
28:44
think that they will come
around any
28:45
candidate they think that can
do it so
28:47
this thing is still wide open
but here's
28:49
the point this is Trump's
Churchill
28:51
moment this is it he's got to
bring the
28:53
country together what she's
doing he's
28:54
got to confront not just the
virus but
28:56
the economic contagion that's
coming out
28:58
of China the Ruby
28:59
talked about he does that you
don't need
29:02
to worry about 2020 even Maria
Bartiromo
29:12
is not buying anymore really
you think
29:15
that's still possible dope you
know she
29:17
is starting a podcast
29:20
Hillary yeah I know I know at
this
29:23
actually I'll give you a little
29:25
promotion has her team talk to
you
29:27
because you know you
29:30
Benjamin there he's little
preview of
29:36
our end of show podcast there
we go
29:51
listen to the sir seed sitter
of course
29:57
we have the best producers in
the
29:58
universe in the universe we all
know
30:00
that yeah so we should probably
talk
30:03
about coronavirus but before
that the
30:06
one thing that we haven't heard
much of
30:08
in the past few days because
obviously
30:10
you know the president's crazy
we're all
30:13
gonna die from from coronavirus
and the
30:17
Bernese getting screwed just
all the
30:20
news is anything but anything
worldly
30:22
anything else but oh no we
forgot to
30:23
talk about the Russian hacking
and will
30:26
we see a repeat of 2016 and
2020 I'm
30:29
pretty sure you heard this clip
I don't
30:32
want to go off the rails right
away I do
30:35
have a couple more Clips about
bite in
30:37
and no I'm sorry oh I'm sorry I
thought
30:38
you were done I'm sorry I got a
bunch of
30:41
good because I want to get
these in oh
30:43
good this is more analysis that
needs to
30:46
be discussed because this was
this is
30:49
this is Brooks you know our the
Democrat
30:55
who poses as a Republican on PBS
30:57
newshour Brooks & Dunn yeah
talk it
30:59
books and done talking about
Sanders
31:01
before this South Carolina
there's some
31:03
comments I thought were
interesting it's
31:05
in Compton in South Central LA
last week
31:07
and I took from 15 people on
saying
31:09
who's there's a Latino
african-american
31:11
community who's making sparks
in this
31:13
community and of those I just
got to
31:16
stop when whenever you hear
someone
31:19
talking about the Latino African
31:22
American American community
they're full
31:25
of shit this is not a winner
this you
31:28
done fortunately don't have the
very
31:29
beginning of this that was even
more
31:31
full of shit he says this guy's
in
31:33
writes for The New York Times
in New
31:35
York he says I was wandering
around in
31:38
watts what really he was in
watts he was
31:43
in was just yesterday just yeah
Oh
31:46
talking to people they are
people in the
31:48
black and brown community in
watts in
31:51
watts stuff in Compton in South
Central
31:54
LA last week and I was in South
Central
31:56
LA last week is an old white
dude and
31:58
actually he's plead it's pretty
32:00
gentrified now
32:00
to be honest about it if you
could find
32:02
still find black and brown
communities
32:04
15 people are saying whose
there's a
32:06
Latino african-american
community who's
32:08
making sparks in this community
and of
32:11
those people I'd say a bunch
maybe the
32:14
majority certainly couldn't
name the
32:16
candidate it's like they work
against
32:17
Trump they knew that that was
clear but
32:19
they include in are you asking
about
32:21
local politics they've got a
lot of
32:22
opinions and so the national
politics
32:24
swoops in and all of a sudden
people
32:26
have to make of you but if you
notice
32:27
that a lot of people are using
the term
32:29
swoop now I glad you caught
that that's
32:37
people have to make a view but
it's
32:39
they've been focusing on
frankly more
32:41
important things in their lives
I do
32:43
would make a call to Bill
Clinton Barack
32:46
Obama I think Bernie Sanders
represents
32:49
a challenge to their style of
Democratic
32:51
Party and the only two people
who can
32:54
create unity in an anti Sanders
wing are
32:56
Barack Obama and Bill Clinton
and if
32:58
they came in and said we're
gonna
33:00
organize so we don't divide the
vote
33:03
five or six ways then they
could be the
33:05
only ones to do that they're
probably
33:07
not gonna do it they're gonna
sit on the
33:08
sidelines but I do think if
they want to
33:09
defend the Democratic parties
they
33:11
understand it this is the week
this is
33:13
the moment when they say it's
gonna be
33:16
Biden and we're all going to
work
33:17
together or it's gonna be X and
we're
33:18
all gonna work together I do
think there
33:20
has to be some leadership
otherwise it
33:22
looks extremely likely to me
that Bernie
33:23
Sanders just wow this this guy
and he's
33:27
he says he's a Republican is
that the
33:29
guy you know he represents that
side of
33:34
the argument but he never does
agree
33:36
this is just a different kind
of debt
33:38
why in the hell so what he's in
essence
33:42
saying is that no we just can't
have
33:44
Bernie Sanders and everyone
agrees do
33:48
they realize they're making the
exact
33:49
same assumptions and mistakes
they did
33:53
with Trump this will this is
going to
33:55
give Bernie a certainty well
maybe but
34:01
the Democrat Party still is
behind not
34:04
getting I mean the party itself
as I
34:06
said I followed them yeah I
can't
34:09
disagree because you were right
and and
34:11
Joe
34:11
this so it's gonna have trouble
on
34:15
supertuesday
34:16
Joe is gonna have trouble with
his
34:19
cereal in the morning it's so
easy to
34:23
make these jokes but I feel bad
about it
34:25
cuz one day I'm gonna be 78 and
I know
34:28
I'm gonna be making jokes about
you but
34:30
you did you know if you're
gonna be out
34:32
running for president I deserve
it that
34:34
it's a little different than
just being
34:36
around the house all they're
using a
34:39
fork to eat is cereal with a
joint in my
34:44
mouth so okay thank you I'm
over it now
34:53
screw him the guys off is off
his rocker
34:55
let's play another there's
another
34:57
Brooks clip Brooks also
discusses the
35:00
kovat 19 thing in the elections
I mean I
35:03
here's the thing I'm I will get
into
35:06
this eventually but this thing
is not
35:10
gonna get through the summer
yeah I mean
35:14
play this we can get to look
back on
35:16
that got one more clip with
shields
35:18
talking about the election - it
could
35:20
become like it could take over
the
35:21
election I mean I I really no
ideas I'm
35:24
not qualified to know how big
this will
35:25
spread but I saw an article
that most
35:27
Americans will get some form of
it and
35:29
not a bad form but some form
and if that
35:31
if we start cancelling events
if the
35:34
economy goes down if we can't
gather in
35:36
crowds that's suddenly a
gigantic event
35:38
and so many people were Trump's
critics
35:41
or who even sympathized with
them but
35:44
didn't think he was a great
manager a
35:45
great leader suddenly they all
say that
35:47
we've been saying this for
years well at
35:49
least we haven't had a real
crisis and
35:51
then suddenly we get a real
crisis and
35:53
so to look at it in the crass
political
35:54
terms I don't see any upside
for Trump
35:57
I do see significant downside
and a lot
35:59
of upside for the Democrats
since they
36:01
are the party of health care
since they
36:03
are the party government you
know it
36:07
could really shock us how big
this this
36:09
becomes as it's already is in
other
36:11
countries all right I have to
play this
36:13
clip from the Bill Maher show
it fits
36:14
because it's about the politics
of it
36:16
this was it last night but wait
before
36:20
you play that should mention
how come
36:22
nobody mentions that maybe the
Trump
36:24
crowds
36:25
diminish a bit physic Ovid I
have a lot
36:29
as well I have a lot of
coronavirus
36:32
stuff to talk but I'm just
interjecting
36:35
this then we can come back to
the
36:36
shields clip because it was I
mean I saw
36:39
and I think I can see sometimes
when
36:42
Marr is really just in his act
and he'll
36:45
say something kind of rational
after he
36:47
does his whole thing but last
night he
36:50
was truly a little it was
Friday night
36:53
but the keeper and I were
watching we
36:54
turned it off halfway through
is like I
36:57
don't you know we're gonna go
to bed
36:58
make love I don't want to hear
this
36:59
credit I can't have this in my
brain
37:00
anymore it was so Mar of course
and he
37:04
had the first person he had on
was some
37:05
some she'll epedemic epidermal
epidemic
37:10
EPOXI epidemiologist he
couldn't say it
37:13
either which was interesting
epidemia
37:15
how does it go again just thank
you
37:19
epidemiologist I got it now and
so the
37:22
first 10 minutes was about you
know she
37:24
basically was saying nothing
new she's a
37:27
I don't know I don't know I
don't know
37:29
why he had her on but then he
had EJ
37:32
Dionne who some I don't know
like is he
37:36
do do you know him EJ Dionne
the Ohio it
37:40
puts a Jane Kleeb in your lab
yeah you
37:43
know her she was very annoying
and then
37:53
I don't know why he even agreed
to go on
37:55
buck Sexton and it's like wow
when you
38:00
see that I don't care how much
of an
38:01
ex-cia guy you are you're an
enemy enemy
38:04
territory and you're gonna be
chewed up
38:06
and you're gonna get you
shouted over
38:07
and it was exactly about this
and just
38:10
I'll set it up that Bill Maher
is
38:13
convinced along with some
version of the
38:17
establishment that he roles in
that
38:19
Trump is in complete complete
bumbling
38:23
idiot does not care is making
we're all
38:25
gonna die basically because of
Trump
38:27
that is that was the premise
and here's
38:29
out when so uh Donald Trump had
a rally
38:32
a few hours ago by the way
38:33
I've edited it for sanity so uh
Donald
38:37
Trump had a rally a few hours
ago he is
38:39
calling the coronavirus their
new hoax
38:42
so I'm gonna look on the bright
side of
38:45
this and say that I think the
corona
38:47
virus is going to change
people's views
38:49
of Donald Trump finally I think
choose
38:58
simultaneous conversations that
are
39:00
happening from the president's
side and
39:01
really cross country one of
them is this
39:03
is one of the very few issues
out there
39:05
up there with foreign military
invasion
39:07
right where everybody goes this
is
39:09
something we have to deal with
I was at
39:11
Long Island Railroad JFK
yesterday
39:12
people got the masks on
everyone's
39:15
freaked out markets are tanking
and
39:16
nobody wants us to be a
pandemic the
39:18
administration doesn't want to
be a
39:19
pandemic so all of our
interests are
39:21
aligned but he is lying his ass
off
39:23
about it do you do you really
not have
39:28
Donald Trump has like one go to
which is
39:31
denying do you really have no
buyer's
39:33
remorse with a guy who is lying
who says
39:36
we're gonna have a vaccine soon
and when
39:38
there isn't easy to cut wait he
just
39:40
said there's gonna be a vaccine
but
39:41
there isn't there will be a
vaccine he
39:46
said this is like Trump is
terrible
39:48
therefore he's bad at this and
that's
39:49
actually not talking about
39:58
this is a crisis serious crisis
and the
40:02
guy is a liar who is putting
into place
40:05
people who Co are not competent
to
40:06
Angela just from this do you
think he
40:09
wants 0 doesn't want less oil
what do
40:11
you think everything is what it
really
40:13
wants is the study but he cares
about is
40:14
the stock market that's all he
can
40:17
that's what he said just a
derangement
40:22
where the president's interests
are
40:23
aligned here if he wants to get
40:24
reelected she's going to do the
best job
40:26
he can there's no matter how
terrible
40:28
anybody here thinks he is but
he almost
40:31
admire you because somebody who
tries to
40:34
do the impossible should be
admired but
40:42
dealing with this in any other
way but
40:46
to protect himself not protect
the
40:48
country why did he tell the
Chinese say
40:52
the Chinese are doing a great
job here
40:54
why didn't he intervene there
from China
40:59
when some experts initially
said that
41:00
that was a bad idea
41:01
now they're saying actually and
why
41:04
don't we have more testing kits
all
41:05
across our country especially
in our you
41:10
know in World War two as soon
as the war
41:11
started they closed down all
the car
41:13
factories and in weeks they
were making
41:16
bomber planes and tanks we
can't in this
41:20
country make masks nobody can
get a mess
41:22
because they're sold out on
Amazon and
41:24
everywhere else guys freaked
out he is
41:29
and by the way a memo to Bill
Maher
41:32
masks don't come from the
magical Amazon
41:34
warehouse you know masks are
made
41:36
somewhere and it was policies
of many
41:39
other presidents before us and
and
41:42
Congress who decided it was
much better
41:44
to move everything overseas so
but that
41:48
they can sit there and say he
doesn't
41:50
care you only cares about
himself he
41:52
doesn't care about winning
41:54
I don't understand its unhinged
behavior
41:58
they're a totally unhinges is
42:00
embarrassing I think so
42:03
and just to people I don't know
I just
42:05
can't understand it but also
what level
42:08
of of paranoid do they have out
42:11
in California's maybe
specifically it
42:15
doesn't make any sense there's
been one
42:17
death do you oh well can we do
you want
42:20
to do anymore um well yeah I
got the one
42:22
she I play the one last let's
do that
42:24
about Biden and about the
election yeah
42:26
even though it's gonna show next
42:29
Thursday it's going to be a
whopper
42:32
because it'll be after Super
Tuesday and
42:34
we will have analysis you're
not gonna
42:36
get anyplace else
42:37
this is the Biden campaign in
California
42:40
shields in California is
David's paper
42:43
reported yesterday in a
terrific piece
42:45
he has one office and when the
reporter
42:47
went it was man oh stop stop
stop stop
42:50
you have to set it up the clip
is about
42:53
Biden's campaign in states
other than
42:55
South Carolina and I was
talking about
42:57
Biden has one office go in
California
43:00
it's David's paper reported
yesterday in
43:02
a terrific piece he has one
office and
43:05
when the reporter went there
goes my
43:06
head locked and when he went
back the
43:09
second time they had a table
set up for
43:12
volunteers and there were more
table set
43:14
up than there weren't
volunteers I mean
43:15
you know so if he does win it's
a great
43:18
tribute to his popularity to the
43:21
vestigial good feelings that
people have
43:24
for Barack Obama and for Joe
Biden but
43:28
it's not any campaign that's
been
43:30
persuasive thought what did he
say
43:34
oh yeah sorry what he said is
that
43:38
there's zero presence of bite
and in
43:41
California he's not gonna get a
vote
43:42
what Bernie's just gonna take
the whole
43:44
state oh I don't believe that
well
43:47
there's no there's no ads he
only has
43:49
that we've seen have been for
Bloomberg
43:51
Bernie and steyr yeah and I've
seen all
43:55
of them I know we don't get the
full the
43:57
full gamut but Bloomberg ads
rampant
44:00
here in Austin steyr ads and
mayor Pete
44:05
and I I'm probably gonna argue
there
44:08
Bloomberg I think is sending
the whole
44:11
gambit to the gambit the whole
range of
44:14
ads to Texas is one of his
targets well
44:17
I'm also hearing from people
that
44:19
they're hearing two to three
44:22
Lumbergh adds in one adblock
which means
44:26
I get to you've got a carpet
bomb if
44:29
you're doing that which I don't
know if
44:31
it really is effective it might
be but
44:34
your carpet bomb I mean that's
I mean
44:36
that's the stuff that you know
Tide
44:38
marketers people who sell soap
dream of
44:41
that ruptured how much money
can you
44:45
have to do that it's really
incredible
44:48
and again I'm very happy he's
doing it
44:50
because we'll we'll learn if
you can
44:51
actually buy something I think
we should
44:53
consider moving the coronavirus
till
44:56
after our first break and do a
couple
45:00
other things since there is
some other
45:03
news
45:04
but first sticking kind of with
the
45:06
election this is the the Malcom
Nance
45:08
clip I think you heard this one
one of
45:10
our producers sent it to us and
it's
45:12
from I couldn't clip it I found
that
45:15
varrock wanting Malcom Nance
45:18
who's Malcolm Nance welcome
Nance is a
45:20
chief petty officer who was in
45:23
cryptography in the Navy
45:24
yes it's somehow fun that often
it be
45:27
some sort of an X that's why I
like him
45:32
so much and now he's on a
podcast he's
45:34
already unhinged when he's when
he's on
45:36
television but now he's doing
the
45:38
podcast rounds and this was him
on the
45:40
why it matters podcast on a
scale of one
45:43
to ten how strongly by the way
Jon I
45:46
think that this will be the
right voice
45:48
for a podcast what do you think
we
45:49
should do auditions on a scale
of one to
45:55
ten how strongly do you think we
45:57
responded to 2016
45:58
oh that's I didn't even have it
on the
46:02
scale it's not on the scale
it's it's
46:04
not on the scale we're not
prepared at
46:05
all for 2020
46:07
the way Russia had attacked us
was using
46:11
truth hath truths and lies I
sort of
46:15
liked information cruise
missiles and
46:17
the air that they glide on is
the
46:20
Internet
46:21
the explosive payload is the
lie that's
46:25
embedded in there and the
problem is
46:27
unlike a regular cruise missile
where
46:29
the payload hits and explodes
this is
46:31
more like spreading a you know
a virus
46:34
right it's like a rumor or a
lie and
46:35
once it's out even if you say
it was a
46:37
lie or a rumor it can't but
it's more
46:39
insidious than just a rumor or
a lie
46:41
what was hacked in 2016 wasn't
the
46:44
Democratic National Committee
46:46
it was the mindset of the
American voter
46:49
and the way they hacked it was
to enter
46:52
it pour in misinformation allow
you and
46:57
your loved ones to spread the
virus and
47:00
now completely infected you
refuse to
47:04
believe that anything is wrong
with you
47:07
well that's bleak and scary I
love the
47:16
music I love the whole
production it was
47:18
purchased by the Council on
Foreign
47:21
Relations of all places who
barely have
47:24
they have money I know why they
budget
47:26
disco this girl is a New York
writer as
47:29
the CFR Idzik CFR so you see if
our
47:33
chickie
47:34
I don't think so I think she's
just was
47:37
hired to do these podcast she
might be
47:39
but she's too low end she is a
she
47:42
writes a lot about her own
tattoos and
47:46
you see the whole essay on what
yet you
47:49
have no the trouble she had to
go
47:50
through to get one removed
right you you
47:53
did Oppo research on her she
does she's
47:57
solid Brooklynite seems like a
very
48:01
lonely woman to me what is her
name
48:06
I'm so happy you did
48:11
she's a wreck so she's doing
this
48:14
podcast with this with this guy
she's
48:17
not the worst they brought a
woman in
48:18
that has much more vocal fry'
than she
48:22
does and talks a lot Gabriella
Sierra
48:25
there we go yeah that's her and
they
48:27
brought she brought some other
woman in
48:29
on that same thing and she's
worse and
48:30
and unfortunately they both
have such
48:33
similar voices that you can't
tell one
48:35
from the other and it's like it
becomes
48:36
confusing to listen you know
that she
48:39
does look like a solid
Brooklynite
48:41
you're so right and yes I can
see why
48:43
she'd be lonely not because
she's not
48:45
because of her parents I could
just that
48:47
she's actually looking actually
yeah but
48:52
I know this type what do you
mean you
48:56
know I know that open me that
they're
49:01
what we had one of it we had an
imposter
49:04
that came in there always spook
no it's
49:07
a girlfriend of one of the guys
who
49:09
stranded hey these guys are
okay and you
49:11
can tell it's alright I know
okay let's
49:17
go to brexit yeah and I love
that people
49:20
are yelling at me on Twitter
saying
49:24
you're wrong the brexit
happened man
49:27
brexit happened
49:28
Rex it happened man it hasn't
what
49:31
happened yeah they took the
flag down
49:33
yeah said they say that because
the deal
49:35
was psycho they give me the
date and the
49:37
time when it was signed yeah I
know that
49:38
but they're still kind of
negotiating
49:40
the entire deal is like getting
a
49:42
divorce but signing the papers
and then
49:45
saying let's split up the
assets which
49:46
is a very odd way of getting a
divorce
49:48
and I didn't evolve or Shamim
that was
49:51
everybody else but now
according to
49:56
Conservative member of
parliament Ian
49:58
Duncan the EU is panicking and
it's
50:02
panicking over a number of
things you
50:04
know the fisheries they may
have they
50:06
may they may starve without the
UK I
50:08
don't know but here he is
talking from I
50:11
think a renewed sense of fue
you well
50:15
Europe's in a panic now because
they
50:17
started to realize that Britain
going is
50:19
normos deal they tried to
pretend it's
50:22
not it is an enormous problem
for them
50:25
and so now what they're doing is
50:26
panicking over what how
competitive the
50:28
UK will become and we will
become
50:30
incredibly competitive compared
to the
50:32
European Union which is just
bogged down
50:34
rules and regulations
bureaucracy we
50:37
wanna break free of all of
that's what
50:39
people voted for to make our
own rules
50:40
on migration a lot of fishing
waters on
50:44
our borders all these things
are really
50:46
really important so we're very
clear
50:48
that we're not going to accept
this
50:49
negotiating position because
this
50:51
negotiating position is all
about trying
50:53
to tie us down so that we can't
compete
50:56
and we need to say I'm sorry we
are not
50:58
going to do that and if that
means at
51:00
the end of it all we move to
WTO World
51:02
Trade Organization terms then
so be it
51:05
and the countries that will
really be
51:07
damaged by that will of course
be in the
51:09
European Union not us after all
remember
51:11
we run a trade deficit in goods
and
51:14
foodstuffs of over a hundred
billion
51:17
pounds a year now that's 100
billion
51:20
pounds worth of goods and foods
that
51:22
they sell us more than we sell
them you
51:25
know that is that is a point
for the
51:28
European Union you now are at
risk to a
51:31
minimum of 100 billion a year
you make
51:34
your minds up in Europe do you
want to
51:36
do trade with us because we
want a
51:38
Canada style in other words a
normal
51:39
free trade deal and then we're
gonna go
51:42
and make free trade deals with
America
51:43
we'll make them with all the
other
51:45
countries like Canada Japan
Australia
51:46
wants to do one New Zealand
wants India
51:49
is now begging us to do a deal
huge
51:51
possibilities for the UK being
tied to
51:53
Europe is not the answer to
wrecks it
51:56
I like the bravado I think they
have
51:59
some they're certainly with the
fishing
52:01
they have some some advantage
I'm not
52:05
sure what else with that
hundred billion
52:07
where does it all come from
what are
52:08
they what are they selling what
does the
52:10
UK Brits yeah what are they
selling cars
52:13
parts look what cars T what
cars no it
52:19
doesn't everything owned by
being a dull
52:20
range the plywood car yes a
fine British
52:28
motor vehicle I don't know
52:32
it just seems like they've I
mean
52:36
everything points towards a
crash out
52:40
screw you type of deal its what
that's
52:44
what it looks like but the use
is is
52:47
faltering they're having so
much trouble
52:49
right now that they can't
really afford
52:51
to let just blow it up like
that they're
52:54
gonna have to do something and
and the
52:56
problems so we have a couple of
things
52:58
first of all the migrant issue
all over
53:01
Europe is you know it doesn't
really
53:03
bubble to the top of the news
because
53:05
you know Trump at least in
these parts
53:08
but I think even even what I'm
reading
53:10
in the EU papers you know but
probably
53:13
no one told you about what was
going on
53:15
in Paris a massive fire in the
center of
53:19
Paris forced the partial
evacuation of
53:21
one of the capitals of busiest
train
53:23
stations guards and Lyon the
fire has
53:26
been brought under control
demonstrators
53:28
reportedly set fire to scooters
and bins
53:31
during a protest against the
skaters
53:33
scooters and bins and the way
you're
53:37
talking about you is just
you're gonna
53:38
play some of these clips I do I
have the
53:42
clip for what's going to key
opening the
53:44
gates again it's 24 that's
exactly where
53:47
I was going and I have looked
into this
53:48
somewhat so weak that one has
been
53:50
warning that it's country is
struggling
53:52
to cope with the growing number
of
53:53
migrants in Turkey in recent
years
53:55
millions have fled war-torn
nations to
53:57
Turkey in the hope of using it
as a
53:59
stepping stone to reach Europe
an
54:01
agreement in 2016 saw the EU
promised
54:04
Ankara six billion euros worth
of
54:06
financial aid but turkey says
Brussels
54:09
has failed to hold up its side
of the
54:11
bargain and that the borders
into Europe
54:13
were once again open what did
we say
54:16
months ago if things continue
like this
54:19
US will be forced to open the
gates the
54:23
EU didn't believe what we said
but what
54:26
did we do yesterday we opened
the border
54:28
gates
54:29
regime did the decision means
the
54:32
migrant crisis that so polarized
54:34
European opinion in 2015 will
probably
54:37
flare up again and for millions
of
54:39
people that a new life in
Europe could
54:41
be in reach
54:44
from Izmir I am going to Greece
and then
54:46
to France I will wait there for
54:49
two-three days or a week if
they don't
54:52
open the borders I will go
straight to
54:54
the Everest River the mood
comes after
54:57
one of the bloodiest week since
turkeys
54:59
military intervention in
rebel-held
55:00
areas of Syria began in October
on
55:04
Thursday dozens of Turkish
troops died
55:06
after an airstrike by Russian
back
55:08
regime forces and Turkish drones
55:11
retaliated with an attack that
killed
55:13
dozens of Syrian soldiers the
Syrian
55:16
government has also failed to
comply
55:17
with an ultimatum from Ankara
to pull
55:20
its troops back from Turkish
observation
55:22
posts meaning further
retaliation seems
55:25
likely yes so the gates have
been opened
55:29
I think 30,000 migrants were
let out of
55:34
their containments 18,000
already made
55:38
it into Greece Greece is trying
to stop
55:41
them and I'm trying to feel
this is all
55:43
about Eid Lib it live in
northwestern
55:46
Syria and it's a little
complicated to
55:48
understand what's going on I
can only
55:50
really see it as being oil oil
55:52
refineries specifically there's
a m5
55:56
motorway in Syria goes right
past idli
56:00
bits strategically very
important
56:03
there's the connection over to
Latika
56:05
Latakia I think it is Latika
Latakia
56:08
where they have you know it was
actually
56:11
a beautiful part of Syria on
the on the
56:13
west side on the coast the way I
56:15
understand it is when and and
now this
56:17
strategy starts to come into
play but I
56:19
don't understand it yet is when
we Trump
56:23
took out sulemani that
completely upset
56:27
the balance in the Middle East
in
56:29
particular as it relates to
Iran and so
56:32
now you have rouhani and air
Dewan so
56:37
the the President of Iran and
the
56:39
president of Turkey talking
saying okay
56:42
you know we have to have a
political
56:43
solution to this so they're
going to try
56:45
and split stuff up but the
Russians are
56:48
in there and they're not having
any of
56:49
it but really the Turks are
kind of the
56:52
aggressor as far as I can see
in this
56:54
they are the ones that are
messing
56:56
around
56:56
in something that's not their
country
56:59
they're getting pushed back and
then you
57:01
know so you have Russia Syria
and then
57:03
Iran is also tied to Syria but
not
57:07
really and you know it's
confusing which
57:12
is confusing but the Turks will
tell you
57:14
that their their problem is
that this
57:16
there's all this action taking
place in
57:19
the in Syria that is causing
these
57:22
people to want to flee right
but the
57:25
tourney the Turks are there
themselves
57:26
they should get the hell out
what are
57:28
they doing there well we the
one you
57:31
know I don't want to say that we
57:32
suckered them into going in
there it
57:34
feels like it but it looks like
it to me
57:37
too I mean we were there for
said we
57:39
weren't supposed to be there in
the
57:40
first place
57:41
no because we had set up this
57:43
phony-baloney
57:44
revolution that was gonna take
place and
57:46
take go you know take him out
never
57:48
happened never worked out so
either send
57:50
some troops and that did wasn't
doing us
57:53
any good and so and we
shouldn't have
57:56
done that either but we did and
then
57:58
Trump comes along and he's
trying to
58:01
figure out how to get out of
this deal
58:03
and somehow cajoles Turkey and
they're
58:05
taking over our role of
screwing things
58:08
up with the excuse that hey you
guys you
58:11
guys have to take the brunt of
all these
58:12
these refugees once you just
you know
58:15
shoot at them and says well the
Turks
58:23
are getting the push back like
you're
58:24
sitting so saying okay screw it
then
58:26
we're just gonna open the gates
58:27
let the refugees come through
we're
58:29
gonna create a trail they'll go
right
58:31
through Turkey right into
Greece and
58:33
it's not our problem anymore
58:34
and we're talking from you know
the
58:37
reports that 900,000 people
have fleed
58:41
that fled ed lib interestingly
when I
58:45
look at the video and pictures
of what's
58:47
coming into Greece I don't see
families
58:49
I see young men died and that
may just
58:51
be the ones who are the first
to go I
58:53
don't know there's not a lot of
58:55
information and what is
disappointing
58:58
all those gee I'm not surprised
where is
59:01
the mainstream media on this
you recall
59:03
only I don't know six weeks ago
oh just
59:07
throwing the cards
59:09
people they just know gives you
shit the
59:11
killing them and Trump drum bad
drummer
59:13
and now there's actually almost
a
59:17
million people who have been
displaced
59:18
because of what's going on
there no one
59:20
gives a crap
59:21
not a single second have I seen
on
59:26
television yes crickets total
crickets
59:29
and that's a real humanitarian
crisis
59:32
that's going on there but of
course I
59:35
have to remind myself it's
American
59:38
mainstream media those are
brown people
59:40
who live in sand unless we can
tie it to
59:44
trump who cares that's how they
think
59:45
and it's people trying in 5em
racist
59:52
media it truly is and I've just
been
59:54
trying to get some good
information and
59:57
it's everything is sketchy you
know but
1:00:00
it bottom line ruh haunts or
Iran and
1:00:04
Turkey have to work out some
difference
1:00:06
they have to work something out
and
1:00:08
otherwise this is only gonna
get worse
1:00:10
and what they need to work out
I'm not
1:00:12
sure but they said what they're
the one
1:00:14
said Zoey we need a political
solution
1:00:15
which means he doesn't want
more war and
1:00:19
I guess no one wants it but I
don't know
1:00:23
and any help from the producers
would be
1:00:25
fantastic certainly anyone
who's boots
1:00:27
on the ground we know we know
you're out
1:00:29
there but I don't know what to
do with
1:00:33
this I really don't you can't
do and
1:00:37
redo dart we do what we can and
then
1:00:41
just to show you how stupid the
overpaid
1:00:44
media is this is a report from
the BBC
1:00:48
and I'm sure the sure it's
important to
1:00:49
know that the the panel had the
Panama
1:00:52
things the Panama virus is
killing
1:00:56
bananas you've probably known
about this
1:00:59
you'd be someone who would know
about
1:01:00
the bananas
1:01:01
yeah the Cavendish banana is
about to go
1:01:03
extinct yes thank you
1:01:05
and and that's a I think a big
deal like
1:01:08
bananas we're all bananas go
extinct or
1:01:10
just the caffeine just this one
that
1:01:11
what the good the one good
banana that's
1:01:15
left and apparently it's not
even as
1:01:16
good as the other one that went
extinct
1:01:18
I
1:01:19
told em the one good to long
you know
1:01:23
yellowy banana that did that
ripen
1:01:25
slowly and it ripens you goes
from green
1:01:27
right yeah you know that banana
is gonna
1:01:30
be gone in probably a decade or
two so I
1:01:33
I hear about this I'm looking
around and
1:01:35
you know you've already heard
Boris
1:01:36
Johnson say I'm gonna cut
funding to the
1:01:38
BBC well when I hear this I
just wanted
1:01:40
to learn something about what's
going on
1:01:42
with the banana this is the
production
1:01:45
and just imagine the video with
it but
1:01:47
you'll hear they almost like
the Council
1:01:50
on Foreign Relations podcast
there with
1:01:52
the with Malcolm Nance they
need to
1:01:55
dress it all up and give you
sound
1:01:57
effects and and set the tone
just tell
1:02:00
me what's happening with your
banana the
1:02:03
banana is one of the world's
favorite
1:02:04
fruits
1:02:07
but in the fields where they
grow a
1:02:10
fungus is creeping through the
soil -
1:02:13
and Bruce lessly destroying one
banana
1:02:15
crop after another I didn't put
that in
1:02:21
there yeah that's this is the
BBC we
1:02:24
have so much cream this is all
the beet
1:02:26
I didn't just never have not
touched
1:02:28
this all I did is cut it off
after a
1:02:29
minute cuz I couldn't take it
this is
1:02:32
how they produce a simple story
they got
1:02:34
way too much money another so
work is
1:02:38
underway to rescue the banana
1:02:43
this man thinks he might have
found the
1:02:45
solution using the bananas he's
grown in
1:02:48
a greenhouse in the Netherlands
these
1:02:55
are Cavendish bananas which are
the
1:02:57
best-known variety in the world
but
1:02:59
before long they could become a
thing of
1:03:02
the past
1:03:05
the killer is a fungus called
fizz area
1:03:08
Moxa's poram
1:03:10
and when it gets into the soil
it causes
1:03:13
bananas to develop the tr4
strain of
1:03:16
Panama disease which has wiped
out crops
1:03:18
on farms in Africa Asia Latin
America
1:03:21
and Australia once it's in the
soil it's
1:03:27
almost impossible to get it out
again
1:03:32
could the answer be just to
take the
1:03:35
soil away I just realize what's
going on
1:03:38
this is a sickness and this
sickness
1:03:40
probably started when a lot of
the NPR
1:03:42
people went to podcasting and
you know
1:03:46
then it's like what's that
1:03:48
radio Radio topia what's his
name
1:03:50
without the podcast every one
has this
1:03:59
or everyone this these
producers out
1:04:01
there this desire this
insatiable need
1:04:04
to dress up everything and put
the scary
1:04:07
music
1:04:08
under everything to make you
feel like
1:04:10
you're really in the mood for
it people
1:04:13
people there's a reason why Joe
Rogan
1:04:19
has a hundred million
subscribers
1:04:20
because he doesn't have any of
that crap
1:04:22
get a clue you know don't you
think it's
1:04:25
some kind of sickness or this
1:04:27
overproduction just give me
that give me
1:04:30
a little bit I don't mind a
little bit
1:04:31
but just give me the news well
it's a
1:04:36
little bit like our jingles
mock to the
1:04:40
mom yes we do it to mock the
model yeah
1:04:43
and which a lot of people don't
1:04:45
understand because it's a lot
of people
1:04:47
got put off by it oh that's
terrible
1:04:49
what are they doing is this hot
what I
1:04:55
call high amateur ooh I like
that term
1:04:59
all right a mystery and I put
myself in
1:05:01
that category I like a lot of
noise and
1:05:03
stuff but I would never produce
1:05:04
something that actually was
finished
1:05:06
product I'm adding a fly I
think it's
1:05:09
fine cuz you're just doing a
live show
1:05:11
and you just do it oh it's
right in
1:05:12
there now throwing stuff in but
when you
1:05:15
sit down and actually produce
and you
1:05:17
bring the music go to bananas
1:05:20
banana about a banana when it
should be
1:05:23
just straight and I just want
to hear
1:05:25
about it I want to understand
the
1:05:28
mechanism is taking place with
regarding
1:05:30
the banana
1:05:31
I don't knit what's the point
of the
1:05:32
music if I'm in a mood music is
to put
1:05:36
you in a mood I don't need to
be in a
1:05:37
mood when you heard it in that
piece
1:05:39
went oh the Pinet the Cavendish
banana
1:05:41
is dying awful scary music and
then
1:05:46
people will save the world I
just know
1:05:49
we used to call that well that
works
1:05:53
better on television it's just
I don't
1:05:55
understand it I don't
understand it's
1:05:57
not necessary I find it
annoying and I
1:05:59
think you're wasting time no
one's like
1:06:02
the videos is that well you
know they
1:06:03
these guys who produced these
high clip
1:06:05
video touched cameras
everything's
1:06:10
angled a shot of the guy's face
with its
1:06:13
tongue sticking out then a shot
of me
1:06:15
cutting something then boom
boom boom
1:06:16
you know you see this on the
Food
1:06:18
Network in some of these other
places
1:06:19
where you have these production
1:06:21
companies that use this old
tricks of
1:06:24
fast cuts you never learn a
damn thing
1:06:26
watching this show that try to
kind of
1:06:28
keep you hypnotized bloop sounds
1:06:31
occasionally boy annoying it's
the whole
1:06:35
thing I don't know I never
liked it
1:06:37
personally I look for I couldn't
1:06:40
function because I do like it
but I
1:06:42
don't like the way they're
doing it it's
1:06:44
kind of a part of the I don't
maybe
1:06:46
they're playing into the the
the 1.5 1.3
1:06:50
x speed listeners there's
something
1:06:54
wrong I got a there's an
element that's
1:06:56
an interesting pool I got an
email from
1:06:57
one of our producers who said
that he
1:06:59
was I started listening to not
just our
1:07:01
show but lots of podcasts at
one point
1:07:03
three and he says he got
nightmares and
1:07:06
then he and somehow he deduced
that that
1:07:09
might have something to do with
it and
1:07:10
he went back to one time speed
and the
1:07:13
nightmares went away
1:07:15
I'd wow if anyone else has that
let me
1:07:18
know because this that is
interesting
1:07:20
still no there's a couple of
different
1:07:22
things we should talk about
just for a
1:07:23
split second is is the speed up
a ones
1:07:27
like the one point three one
point one
1:07:29
point five is usually what it
is but is
1:07:31
this a manual speed up where you
1:07:33
actually just note celebrating
1:07:35
everything and then changing
the tone no
1:07:36
no digital and it just it
really digital
1:07:39
just about silences okay
1:07:41
the digital ones which YouTube
employees
1:07:44
yeah is very interesting to
listen to
1:07:48
because it's mostly chopped out
silences
1:07:50
so you chop out the silences
most a lot
1:07:55
of chopped out silence and you
speed up
1:07:57
the voice but you you change
the tempo
1:08:00
but not the pitch yes and so it
still
1:08:03
sounds like the person but
they're
1:08:05
faster because it's time for it
to do us
1:08:08
and we could probably I that
and people
1:08:10
who are listening at one point
three
1:08:10
speed right now they're really
starting
1:08:12
to freak out because they have
no idea
1:08:12
what's really going on and
without like
1:08:14
thank you for courtesy in the
morn to
1:08:15
you John say Devorah committee
would see
1:08:16
you then they see an empty wow
it's a
1:08:21
lot better than I can do well
in the
1:08:23
morning to you mr. Adam curry
we are
1:08:29
good in the morning to the
trolls in
1:08:37
literal room la chambre de
twirl let's
1:08:41
see how many clothes we have in
the
1:08:42
shaumbra
1:08:43
oh nice 1450 good showing and
they're
1:08:46
pretty amazing that is no
agenda stream
1:08:49
calm if you're a troll if you
want to
1:08:51
learn how to be troll if you
live under
1:08:52
a bridge head over there and
join the
1:08:55
merry band of trolls the entire
point is
1:08:58
to troll you can also say
something
1:09:01
interesting oh give me a
one-liner or
1:09:03
some feedback it's always in
the corner
1:09:05
of my eye it seeps into my
brain somehow
1:09:07
and that you can do that while
listening
1:09:10
to the show or any show because
it's
1:09:12
there 24 hours a day seven days
a week
1:09:14
lots of podcasts no commercials
all talk
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all fun 24/7 trolling no agenda
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thank
1:09:25
our artists for episode 12 20
title that
1:09:28
was slogan here and this we had
promised
1:09:32
to do I think you said it was
time for
1:09:35
us to do it and I even thought
we had
1:09:37
used it before but no we had
discussed
1:09:39
it and this was from Joshua
Pettigrew
1:09:42
and this was the infamous
1:09:45
Pete
1:09:46
judge as Alfred E Newman and it
is one
1:09:49
of the best versions we feel
that has
1:09:52
ever been out there it's the
best I've
1:09:57
ever seen yeah and I have
searched for
1:09:58
somebody trying to do a better
job no
1:10:00
one has ever beat this
particular piece
1:10:02
of art and and actually it's
actually
1:10:04
astonishing Joshua made this I
mean let
1:10:07
me check this out for a second
1:10:10
he made this a long time ago
because
1:10:12
what is its thirteenth so poof
I don't
1:10:17
doesn't have an upload date
does it I
1:10:18
think it was I think it's for
show
1:10:22
11 that's one ready or
something at
1:10:24
least at least almost a hundred
episodes
1:10:26
ago yeah yes in general Joshua's
1:10:32
interesting pieces we don't
think we've
1:10:34
used many of but he does put
some good
1:10:37
stuff together and they've
actually used
1:10:40
we've used quite a few of me
then you
1:10:41
list the one who does the book
covers DC
1:10:47
comics look you know you're
right he
1:10:50
does those and he was always
good
1:10:51
doesn't it he I will say he
fell off no
1:10:55
he didn't fall off he did the
Budaj edge
1:10:57
one which was the tour de force
mm-hmm
1:10:59
as anyone who looks at against
notice
1:11:01
tour de force and then he
didn't get
1:11:04
picked and he quit we're hoping
to bring
1:11:07
him back into my node I said
what
1:11:09
happened why don't you send me
some art
1:11:11
in once in a while and he never
1:11:13
responded to the node either he
has on
1:11:15
his overboard on his no agenda
art
1:11:17
generator page he has crafting
fine
1:11:20
album art since Thursday June
23rd 2011
1:11:25
so that's when he started and
that's
1:11:27
sadly he's gone well maybe
he'll come
1:11:30
back
1:11:30
matters not we love it we
appreciate it
1:11:33
it's a I think this really
helped for
1:11:36
the previous episode when you
see a
1:11:38
piece of art like that pop up
on your
1:11:40
podcast app you want to click
it so and
1:11:43
it's such a good reminder we're
one of
1:11:44
the few people who do this and
now
1:11:48
podcasters if you want to make a
1:11:50
difference to what you're doing
change
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your album art with every show
it does
1:11:54
work people say oh that's
interesting
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something must be no click done
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don't realize
1:11:59
I on the app to update and
people to see
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it no agenda are generated calm
you can
1:12:03
check out all the artwork and
what we
1:12:05
love the most is having artists
come in
1:12:06
and create stuff we pick it
right after
1:12:08
we're done with a live show and
this is
1:12:10
truly incredibly creative and
stunningly
1:12:15
quick work that these people do
a lot of
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them are real pros or should be
pros and
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do it professionally Noah
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them we had a lot of them today
because
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apparently show 12/12/12 21 had
a magic
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to it it's the palindrome it's
the one
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two to one which is a 33 all
all the
1:12:54
elements that that we love were
in that
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in this show number and it's
funny we've
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noticed this to be folks that
you have
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people that's
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they donate
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run like if it was 12-21-12 it
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get the attention although that
did get
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a lot of attention back in the
day yeah
1:13:20
but it's just very funny to
well study
1:13:24
you know people like numbers
and they'll
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inhale the seconds at the top
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list from Clarksville Tennessee
with 12
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I believe that addi douching is
in order
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you've been deduced in a regular
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listener sense sir Dave then
one of my
1:13:53
trusted and highly respected
instructors
1:13:55
during my time in Kansas
recommended
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that I give the show a listen
as someone
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who is often looking for the
matching
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nation's hidden away where no
one dares
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to look I found the No Agenda
show
1:14:08
natural inclusion to my day and
a
1:14:10
humorous source of in
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moment when I realized that
this show
1:14:14
was the last palindrome for a
while and
1:14:17
the combination of the magic
number 33
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333 in total the way he does it
I could
1:14:22
no longer resist the call to
donate with
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this donation I understand that
I become
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real it's never the wrong time
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the head also a healthy heaping
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Gitmo nation
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William and we'll see you at the
1:15:22
roundtable later on you've got
karma I
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got something special for you
today in
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ok get
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the voice I started listening
some time
1:16:07
ago some years ago after
hearing a sound
1:16:09
like I shouldn't show cago
sound like a
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Chicago guy and after hearing
about the
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No Agenda from the podcast
formerly
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known as unfiltered yes oh yeah
they
1:16:17
were
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those guys were good is I'm sad
they're
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gone they they've modeled their
show
1:16:22
after ours mm-hmm their mistake
they
1:16:24
made
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guys they tried to do video
well that
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was mistake one yeah mistake 2
was they
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produced tire all in post
everything was
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posted up so this show didn't
come out
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for days no we're not for the
no Ajit's
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that took a lot of time that
denim wear
1:16:40
you down it wears you down
1:16:42
yeah we're it not for the no
agenda show
1:16:46
ago but then again not
everybody has an
1:16:48
atom curry at the helm oh thank
you for
1:16:51
saying that honey it's true no
agenda
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show my current job at an
undisclosed
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social media company in the Bay
Area has
1:17:01
one two or three yeah in the
Bay Area
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and perpetual state of being
surrounded
1:17:08
by a migdal of swollen sheep my
goodness
1:17:11
certainly would have driven me
insane by
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Nestle wait a minute so I
wouldn't mind
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in future Shawn you know maybe
some more
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anonymous boots on the ground
updates is
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it truly that bad is that all
that there
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is that's around you are you by
yourself
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are you the lonesome the lone
wolf in
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the flock of amygdala swollen
sheep wow
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that was good yeah thank you
for all
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that you do I respectfully
request the
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title sir sir-sir quits three
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circa me sir yes sir Twitty
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Huntsman Chinese to Huntsman
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that's true former and he's got
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second I didn't understand
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you've got
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karma and you wonder why people
are
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confused when they hear our
show get the
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first time yes yeah Cuevas is
on here
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and I thought I had an email
from him it
1:18:54
may have been something I for
it just
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gotten lost in the shuffle yeah
I don't
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have anything from him so I
know Eric
1:19:00
sent a saying that with that
note was mi
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a I I looked I don't have
anything now
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Milton Cuevas came up with 407
I will
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continue to look and hopefully
I'll find
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it before the end of this
episode during
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the second donations well then
let me
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give him just a karma just in
case
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because all everyone can always
use that
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and I don't know what is 407
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about some shirts and poor
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I hope we find his note Nolton
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me this
1:19:34
by the way people use this a
lot forgive
1:19:36
me pot Father for I have sinned
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not only has it been a while
since I
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last donated but I feel I have
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fellow producers for Dave FUBU
Zotoh
1:19:44
Earl of America's heartland in
Saudi
1:19:46
Arabia let him down yeah on
February
1:19:50
14th I was in mana mana mana
mana
1:19:52
bahrain bahrain in the meet up
day and
1:19:55
chose not to go to Sherlock
Holmes the
1:19:58
bar and have been there many
times I
1:20:01
lived just over the causeway in
the
1:20:04
Magic Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
chose to
1:20:06
celebrate my 59 birthday brunch
with my
1:20:08
friends leaving short day of
alone yeah
1:20:12
that's a whole don a second I
just want
1:20:15
to
1:20:16
was it Bahrain just listen to
house
1:20:21
sad sir Dave sounded this is
sir Dave
1:20:27
Grohl of America's heartland in
Saudi
1:20:29
Arabia I'm at the Sherlock
Holmes pub
1:20:31
Monomoy barium for the most
marvelous
1:20:35
Middle East meet up in Monomoy
1:20:37
unfortunately i sit here alone
and
1:20:39
didn't have any takers today i
hope you
1:20:43
feel really bad about this yes
I would
1:20:48
yeah anyway not much of a party
my guilt
1:20:53
has made it even worse when I
heard Sir
1:20:54
Dave was all alone in the pub
you go I
1:20:57
have donated 3 3333 $33.99 for
my sins
1:21:02
and would hope Dave will plan
another
1:21:04
Meetup and I'll do my best to
turn up
1:21:06
and make it like a party thank
you for
1:21:08
the best podcast in numerous I
continue
1:21:10
to enjoy the crazy stuff that
the No
1:21:12
Agenda covers and m5m never
covers it
1:21:16
has been it has been it's been
so since
1:21:20
episode one and I think my whole
1:21:22
worldview is significantly
enhanced by
1:21:25
my to Sunday listens every week
in the
1:21:29
morning Thank You baronet
Horatio and
1:21:32
you know will your sins have
been wipes
1:21:34
my friend my son we have a note
from the
1:21:37
Ferger Zotoh and then I'll read
at the
1:21:39
end of this donation never came
in but
1:21:43
the note came in hmm so
someone's
1:21:45
confusing them I did dig up the
note
1:21:48
that maybe I should read the
note now
1:21:50
let me find it hey I want you
to do that
1:21:52
a fugu tofu gayssot tofu kazuto
of
1:21:57
course big talker I'm like you
know
1:22:00
leading up to here it is in the
morning
1:22:02
earthlings first things first
baronet
1:22:04
Horatio of Arabia a loyal
citizen of my
1:22:06
extended earldom confessed to
missing
1:22:08
the most marvelous Middle East
meet up
1:22:10
in Mahna Mahna to celebrate his
birthday
1:22:13
if it hasn't already been done
can I
1:22:16
request a D douching for him of
course
1:22:19
you've been deduced no birthday
1:22:23
celebration certainly Trump's a
meet-up
1:22:25
all you can combine them mm-hmm
1:22:28
especially since we don't know
how many
1:22:30
we have left because of
coronavirus
1:22:35
he once said we're all gonna
die you got
1:22:38
the Josh I got the wait no no
no no
1:22:42
that's not what yeah oh oh you
mean
1:22:43
we're gonna do Dave fugu Soto's
no I
1:22:46
don't have those what does he
want
1:22:47
we're all gonna die in easy and
the
1:22:50
deducing you already did the D
dishing
1:22:51
given my recent history I
request a
1:22:54
double dose of travel goat
karma in a
1:22:56
few days I head off to India
for a
1:22:58
temporary position as a yanny
groupie an
1:23:02
upcoming cage match in Corrado
1:23:05
against his arch enemies is
arch nemesis
1:23:08
John Tesh this stuff going on
also I
1:23:13
will ask around and see if I
can locate
1:23:14
our one Indian producer Wow
very elusive
1:23:19
you'll never find him I don't
even think
1:23:23
he listens anymore
1:23:25
we had one and it went not that
there's
1:23:29
other Indians around the world
one in
1:23:31
one Indian producer who would
actually
1:23:33
donate who was in India yeah
yes yes one
1:23:36
that was years ago
1:23:38
mm-hmm my main concern is being
away for
1:23:42
a week and a half and having
the Saudi
1:23:43
government decided to stop
travel into
1:23:45
the country yes
1:23:46
I'm returning via Sri Lanka and
it looks
1:23:49
like a long walk back to Riyadh
yeah the
1:23:54
only other option is to hire
myself out
1:23:55
to run the bilge pump on a
leaky a lift
1:23:58
key Dow sailing to Yemen
enjoying a
1:24:01
camel train hauling brass
coffee pots
1:24:04
frankincense and Kat across the
empty
1:24:07
quarter tape it all sounds
terribly
1:24:09
exotic but I'm reasonably sure
I'm
1:24:11
reasonably sure it would suck
and you
1:24:14
have to deal with the questions
the next
1:24:16
time you come back to the USA
that's a
1:24:18
surefire way to get the SSSs on
your
1:24:21
boarding pass right now come on
goat
1:24:24
Karma keep those airports open
so he
1:24:28
needs a we're all gonna die
look we're
1:24:30
all gonna die
1:24:34
you've got so that matches well
okay we
1:24:43
keep these superstars in the
family
1:24:46
happy
1:24:46
yes sir seat center comes up at
three
1:24:49
hundred thirty three dollars
and 33
1:24:50
cents and the jingles at the
beginning
1:24:54
if you see those yep today I
surpassed
1:24:58
the halfway point tonight would
even
1:24:59
though my alias was sir seat
sitter long
1:25:01
before I discovered the best
podcast in
1:25:03
the universe
1:25:04
the feeling of stolen valor due
to
1:25:09
having sir at the beginning of
my
1:25:11
username keeps me donating so
soon I
1:25:14
shall be sir
1:25:15
sir see since he's not actually
a knight
1:25:17
he just no that's his name
could've
1:25:21
fooled me
1:25:22
it's like one-hour cleaners yes
indeed
1:25:25
he'll be sir sir seat sitter
okay
1:25:27
so he'll be sir sir seat sitter
I got
1:25:30
carried away making jingles
mixes and
1:25:32
songs that are a bit long for
the show
1:25:34
sometimes so follow me on
Twitter at sir
1:25:37
seat sitter for full versions
of the No
1:25:39
Agenda songs and mixes that
only get
1:25:42
partially played on the show
I'd be
1:25:45
remiss if I didn't call out K
Bob
1:25:46
Stephenson Noah beams and Logan
qualif
1:25:50
says douche bags ooh you need
to redo
1:25:56
specs for these gifts I would
call out
1:26:02
Seth Emmer's as a douche bag
but I'm
1:26:05
pretty sure he hates the show
let's coma
1:26:07
douche bag douche bag I need
some jingle
1:26:14
making karma and some
preventative f
1:26:18
cancer cover for myself and all
those
1:26:20
who need it I don't think I
have cancer
1:26:21
but I smoke too many cigarettes
and I
1:26:24
leave my cell phone in my
pocket hmm way
1:26:27
too often it's radiating my
balls for
1:26:30
jingles can I get a JC d
radiating my
1:26:33
balls Alex Jones it's real
andddd that's
1:26:36
true that's true crackpot when
Joe Rogan
1:26:39
inevitably inevitably huh
crackpot when
1:26:43
Joe DiMaggio invites you back
1:26:48
on JRE due to you being the pot
father
1:26:51
please bring buzzkill with you
there's
1:26:54
33 more years of the best
podcasting
1:26:56
universe boom I don't think
that way I
1:26:58
mean I don't think that would
be a good
1:26:59
show I don't we are yeah we are
so
1:27:02
uncomfortable in real life
together
1:27:04
that's no good cuz we we don't
want to
1:27:07
ruin the show no I get into a
fight now
1:27:10
we don't get into fights we
just don't
1:27:13
really know what to do I mean
you really
1:27:16
you wreck it and people have
looked when
1:27:18
you were here for the wedding
people who
1:27:19
looked at us and went are you
sure you
1:27:21
actually do that show together
1:27:22
you guys it's like we're so
1:27:24
uncomfortable it's like this
magical
1:27:26
wall of microphone and
headphones is
1:27:28
very very handy actually
decided to
1:27:31
eliminate one of the elements
of radio
1:27:34
which is a good one but I mean
when I
1:27:36
was working with Leo a lot it
was
1:27:38
available to me then mm-hmm
which is
1:27:40
visual cues to the other guy
yeah no
1:27:43
we're beyond that we got some
kind of we
1:27:45
have we got some up Reggie we
got some
1:27:48
visual cues are very handy with
my with
1:27:52
my Tourette's you'd be like
what what do
1:27:53
you want there we go never work
with
1:28:03
animals children and Tourette's
guys
1:28:05
that is that's your show
business tip
1:28:07
before the day is electrifying
my balls
1:28:10
it's real it's real it's real
1:28:15
[Applause]
1:28:18
you've got karma there we go
1:28:25
Burnett hoji hyung no no you're
missing
1:28:30
Bob dee dee dee guinness the
famous
1:28:33
Nathan's Dakin's there we go
Bob defense
1:28:36
Bob Jenkins in girl whore whore
whore
1:28:42
bob day games in whore day day
since you
1:28:50
can I know you're able to do
this
1:28:52
it's just shorten it to Bob day
fonts in
1:28:56
whore and whore yeah oh yes
sexy yeah
1:29:00
Geor for those taking notes yes
but
1:29:05
apparently just pronounced
whore whore
1:29:06
whore and whore for whore is
also a an
1:29:14
adjective and it's it's would
someone
1:29:17
say that is really disgusting
you'd say
1:29:19
duh this whore interestingly
not dot is
1:29:24
whore
1:29:24
that's Duffy's whore mum that
does whore
1:29:27
among excellent you nailing it
1:29:34
greetings crack fighting buddy
I've been
1:29:36
a long time listener without a
donation
1:29:38
so this this magical episode
I'd like to
1:29:40
donate a magic number and ask
for some
1:29:42
baby-making karma for my
beautiful wife
1:29:44
and I uh huh please continue
the awesome
1:29:47
value you are providing the
best to both
1:29:49
of you and everyone in the no
agenda
1:29:51
family regards Bob from the
beautiful
1:29:53
region of vent day to the east
of the
1:29:57
Netherlands vente the tickers
we call
1:29:59
them they're really nice people
these
1:30:03
are the salt of the earth Dutch
people
1:30:04
who live in int vente and
apparently and
1:30:08
we can help them out with a
little bit
1:30:09
of baby-making
1:30:11
you've got karma now we got
baronet hoji
1:30:17
hyung yes and he's sent a note
and
1:30:19
course this is really a
problematic
1:30:21
didn't get it to Eric I did but
it got a
1:30:24
lot you know it was the names
aren't
1:30:26
don't match but luckily I found
the note
1:30:29
I sent a donation to via PayPal
thought
1:30:32
of you show me a limey they had
a note
1:30:35
but I used one of the links in
the
1:30:37
newsletter I didn't know that
he missed
1:30:39
it is what happened what are
you saying
1:30:41
he sent a note he says that you
sent a
1:30:45
note on PayPal but he didn't
see the
1:30:47
note to put even tried to ok ok
so you
1:30:50
get a donation for 333 okay we
had the
1:30:53
email matches my baronet name
Ho Chi
1:30:56
hung and he actually has an
email I
1:30:59
apologize for any confusion
thanks it
1:31:05
doesn't really have any desire
for
1:31:06
anything he says thanks Ho Chi
hung a
1:31:10
cage on aged baronet Mong Kok
Hong Kong
1:31:14
depending these days stateside
to avoid
1:31:17
the bat eaters in Wuhan flew
bad either
1:31:21
but that doesn't happen in Hong
Kong
1:31:23
oh they don't the Cantonese are
not
1:31:26
gonna eat everything chomping
the
1:31:28
trumpet that's yeah that's what
he's new
1:31:29
he's not no he's saying the bass
1:31:31
probably referring to the Hong
Kongers
1:31:32
for the best the bass a good ok
onward
1:31:38
well thank we very odd baronet
Ho Chi
1:31:40
hung John Bogle in Bronx oh
yeah the guy
1:31:45
I was talking about
1:31:46
ok got it yeah 3 12 21 with this
1:31:49
donation and accompanying
executive
1:31:51
producer ship I finally take my
seat at
1:31:53
the round table with the no
agenda
1:31:54
knights and dames I'd like to
bring no
1:31:57
key and kosher wine to the
round - nice
1:32:00
I like it well they have the
attention
1:32:02
of the what kind of which
coachman
1:32:04
Manischewitz when I have the
attention
1:32:06
of the valley for value Network
I would
1:32:08
like to plug an independent
feature film
1:32:10
that I am and lead actor in
it's called
1:32:12
the trouble and it's a
spaghetti western
1:32:15
crime thriller set in South
Bronx 84
1:32:19
minute feature film that was
self
1:32:22
produced and self financed with
any
1:32:23
Hollywood MS
1:32:24
of influence having no
marketing budget
1:32:28
we picked up enough Awards and
good oh
1:32:31
yes right I remember blood this
guy
1:32:33
a word of mouth to earn a
producer the
1:32:35
distribution deal he's got a
producer
1:32:37
wah Woody Allen's rainy day in
New York
1:32:40
can't get on can't get on
Netflix or
1:32:43
anywhere can't get a producer
deal in
1:32:45
the US has been blackballed by
Jeff
1:32:47
Bezos yeah yet the trouble from
our very
1:32:51
own night joining the table
today has
1:32:54
nailed it I I can't I can't
wait to see
1:32:56
this I'll watch this this could
be the
1:32:59
beginning of a massive career
wish then
1:33:01
I can get maybe this is my in
four years
1:33:04
from our cameo my bid parties
yeah man
1:33:09
you can be in the director's
cut despite
1:33:14
having no marketing budget we
picked up
1:33:16
enough Awards and on and on it
is to my
1:33:18
knowledge the only feature film
starring
1:33:20
a no agenda night it's available
1:33:23
streaming on Amazon Prime free
for
1:33:26
subscribers or to be free with
ads okay
1:33:30
so this is on Amazon Prime and
this will
1:33:32
be and it's called the trouble
so
1:33:35
everyone should go check it out
even so
1:33:38
the douchebags can watch it
with a clear
1:33:40
conscience the trailer and more
info can
1:33:42
be found at trouble film calm
hold on a
1:33:44
second hold on a second I'm
onna Amazons
1:33:47
as we speak no see you also go
to
1:33:49
trouble film comm let's just
see what
1:33:52
this is there is okay so you
know I told
1:33:55
you up agonies underground
poker games
1:33:57
No Limit Texas Hold'em let me
okay
1:33:59
I can't wait I'll so I'm gonna
watch
1:34:01
that tonight that's fantastic
1:34:02
congratulations that's great I
love that
1:34:05
made it into the system snuck
in back
1:34:08
doored it please spread the
word if you
1:34:10
like to feel me rely heavily on
word of
1:34:12
mouth that you would duh I
shall duly
1:34:15
request the tile Sir John Vogel
of the
1:34:18
shameless plug
1:34:20
I also request some jobs Carmen
hopes of
1:34:23
booking another good role I
don't want
1:34:25
to send guy is a warrants in
war and
1:34:27
peace to you so here are some
stray
1:34:29
notes you should either read or
not I
1:34:31
want to give a big shout out to
Zurich a
1:34:33
love lavender blossoms probably
helped
1:34:36
me with a movie in some way I
recently
1:34:38
switched from another brand and
Elbe
1:34:41
works me much better
1:34:42
hi and costless hi I'm John
Vogel you
1:34:45
probably see me in some of my
work like
1:34:47
the trouble I recently switched
from a
1:34:49
different brand - lavender
blossoms when
1:34:56
producers specify they don't
agree with
1:34:58
everything you say but a
further is a
1:35:00
growing sense among the younger
1:35:02
generations that one should
only consume
1:35:04
media that matches their
ideology
1:35:06
whatever reason Millennials and
Gen Z
1:35:09
may need extra encouragement to
seek and
1:35:12
support interesting
perspectives they
1:35:14
don't always agree with your
support
1:35:17
perspectives they don't always
agree
1:35:18
with five or six years ago I
1:35:21
experimented with my podcast
playback
1:35:23
speed to 1.3 X I started getting
1:35:26
horrible nightmares every night
this is
1:35:27
what they know who you're
talking about
1:35:29
and that when I went to sleep
when I
1:35:31
turned my playback speed back
to one the
1:35:33
nightmares stopped that being
said I
1:35:37
still use a setting I used to
say to
1:35:40
count the silence and pause it
so he's
1:35:42
still compresses yeah which i
think is
1:35:45
isn't still a mistake you do
whatever
1:35:48
you want night and I encourage I
1:35:50
encourage the user manipulation
but your
1:35:54
Adam is a fan of the pause big
fan it's
1:35:59
very important it lets
everything reset
1:36:02
lets things sink down lets you
catch
1:36:04
your breath for a second
1:36:06
and then we can't continue it's
it's a I
1:36:10
am a fan of it but it's okay
I'm I enjoy
1:36:13
anyone being able to mangle it
any way
1:36:14
they want that's fine of course
thank
1:36:17
you John and I will be giving a
review
1:36:19
of the movie on the next show
and also
1:36:23
by the way humor sometimes
requires
1:36:25
pauses Jack many of course
being the
1:36:27
premier example of guy who
could use
1:36:29
them but sometimes you need to
be you
1:36:32
know you need to say something
you need
1:36:33
to drop something mini has to
be timed a
1:36:35
certain way and that sometimes
it
1:36:37
requires a pause sometimes a
long pause
1:36:39
there's sometimes a long pause
is funny
1:36:41
and so you're just taking all
that out
1:36:44
of the show it's this that's
okay it's
1:36:47
all the minor insults okay
there goes my
1:36:52
role but right there's so much
for your
1:36:54
bit part all right anyway I
worried
1:36:59
though it did she have some
Carly
1:37:01
releases request though didn't
he he's
1:37:03
getting it
1:37:06
you've got karma yes I'm sorry
he
1:37:10
actually needed jobs promised
jobs jobs
1:37:13
and jobs that's not your job
1:37:19
Harmon throw-in to go there so
next time
1:37:23
let's just say Dame Sarah
1:37:25
Rupert who's just recently
married has a
1:37:27
baby and she was at the Oakland
Meetup
1:37:30
oh okay
1:37:31
anis and the baby was there and
1:37:33
everybody even when she left
you talked
1:37:34
about this baby and tell us
about this
1:37:37
baby what was what was the base
was a
1:37:39
good just a second
1:37:41
almost perfect sucker baby
that's been
1:37:43
to one of these meetups we had
a sucker
1:37:45
baby show up at with it I think
it was a
1:37:48
some Chicano fan had a baby at
the thing
1:37:53
it was same thing this baby was
a girl
1:37:56
perfect beautiful googoo gaga
1:38:01
yeah every sort of thing a baby
should
1:38:05
be it was just and it was like
what a
1:38:07
gray and we talked that
question you
1:38:10
know that it was a that's a
baby that's
1:38:12
a good-looking baby those are
the ones
1:38:13
that once they hit two they
become
1:38:15
terrorists well not necessarily
but when
1:38:17
they're little babies their
baby always
1:38:20
cause some sucker babies
nineties and
1:38:22
the sucker baby is a baby that
you bring
1:38:24
out in public and other women
and and
1:38:27
even guys go that's all I want
one of
1:38:31
those and then did you guys
bring the
1:38:32
adorable yeah he showed up
didn't take
1:38:37
the l-train the adorable was
there if
1:38:43
the adorable with the sucker
baby I did
1:38:45
not have the sucker baby with us
1:38:47
Theodore sometimes I think like
that
1:38:49
know they could have been is
fisting you
1:38:51
know John well you know what I
mean yeah
1:38:54
no mama
1:38:55
mmm-hmm fist bump fist bumping
so yeah
1:39:01
she was there at the sucker
baby and
1:39:03
there was an interesting meet
up I do
1:39:05
want to take tell when I do we
had one
1:39:07
woman there who was I think she
was a
1:39:11
she was a woman I worked for a
quango of
1:39:13
some sort and people should
look into
1:39:16
that and she has she was it she
was a
1:39:20
girlfriend of a guy that's a
real fan of
1:39:23
the show but she's not so much
and this
1:39:25
is not you know and I think he
brought
1:39:26
her there and she did you just
look at
1:39:29
the group picture she's not
she's not
1:39:30
gonna show her face
1:39:33
but she's a classic and I
spotted her as
1:39:35
like oh I seen this type before
1:39:38
and which of course would
really annoy
1:39:40
were just saying a tape tape
mm-hmm and
1:39:42
it was the type of which go
pretty with
1:39:46
very little makeup if any but
pretty
1:39:49
which is always a good thing
kind of
1:39:52
frizzy hair and and look which
is looks
1:39:57
like she should be squinting
her eyes
1:39:59
when she looks at you but you
can see
1:40:01
that the thought bubble in her
head as
1:40:03
she's looking at you with this
kind of
1:40:06
virtual squinty eyes looking at
you and
1:40:09
the thought bubble says men oh
oh okay
1:40:18
yeah man not to insult her or
her
1:40:22
boyfriend where I won't mention
uh she
1:40:26
it would be the type to
convince him to
1:40:29
get a vasectomy in his 20s ah
yes okay
1:40:32
story done all right
1:40:34
this she's gonna tap bastard I
just
1:40:38
thought I'd throw that in there
so but
1:40:40
Dame Sarah did write a note in
and go
1:40:45
right to it
1:40:45
good morning from former
Baroness Sarah
1:40:48
Bradley now in need of his name
chin she
1:40:50
needs to be a needs to be put
on the
1:40:52
list for a name change okay
Baroness
1:40:55
yeah
1:40:55
Sarah Rupert you got it this
donation is
1:41:01
a special thank you for the no
agenda
1:41:02
community for helping me make my
1:41:04
repeated request of
relationship karma
1:41:07
work it really took a long time
nearly
1:41:09
ten years and now I finally met
the
1:41:11
right person I'd 45 I was
afraid it was
1:41:14
too late for me but with my no
agenda
1:41:16
karma I'm now I'm married to
love of my
1:41:17
life and have had the best
little human
1:41:19
resource six-month-old baby
violet nice
1:41:23
and she's how old six months
1:41:26
no no Dame Sarah was 45 no god
bless you
1:41:31
girl nice yeah she looks she
looks like
1:41:33
she's about 36 okay goodnight
very young
1:41:38
looking good skin yeah good skin
1:41:40
actually I've been listening
since
1:41:43
episode one on
1:41:45
sorry about that - no Janice
Joe's been
1:41:47
there for me all these years to
support
1:41:48
the infotainment keeping my
amygdala
1:41:50
small and for the karma by
donation
1:41:53
requests relationship
relationship karma
1:41:55
to be given to all the
producers that
1:41:56
are listening and need it now
like I did
1:42:00
also I'm the Protectorate of
Sonoma
1:42:03
County and like to add it to
Napa County
1:42:05
says they now live in both
spots I'm by
1:42:07
Valley weight
1:42:11
Stein first it's time for a
North beat
1:42:14
bay meet up I really like this
seat you
1:42:17
see the Santa Rosa and
Sebastopol
1:42:19
producers I hear them in the
donation
1:42:21
segments Russian River brewery
Houma the
1:42:23
plane of the younger and elder
and
1:42:24
Windsor would be a great spot
actually
1:42:26
it's not in winters in Santa
Rosa be a
1:42:29
great spot hopefully some steps
in to
1:42:33
set up the date time post the
meetup
1:42:35
page blah blah blah violet and
I will
1:42:38
come if it's posted and
announced but I
1:42:40
never seem to get organized
enough to do
1:42:42
it myself
1:42:43
love and light Baroness Sarah
Rupert and
1:42:45
baby violet still hitting my
husband
1:42:48
Jonathan in the mouth gently
and now I
1:42:50
should mention there's a
there's a
1:42:54
operation that Jonathan's part
of which
1:42:56
is this giant wine and food
Dean &
1:43:01
Deluca competitor that Deena
DeLuca went
1:43:05
broke and these guys kind of
took it oh
1:43:07
it took over in fact the place
and the
1:43:09
santolina is the gary's it's
called
1:43:12
gary's gary's wine market and
1:43:14
marketplace for something like
that and
1:43:16
most of them are in New York
and New
1:43:18
Jersey and there's one in Napa
for some
1:43:20
unknown reason and it's
interesting
1:43:24
place and I would say they
probably have
1:43:26
a lot of good apparently
1:43:27
snail a lot of good wine yeah
but anyway
1:43:31
she's married to this guy he's
like a
1:43:32
skeptic about the show already
hmm and
1:43:35
and she drugged up and she
dragged him
1:43:37
along to the Meetup
1:43:38
no he didn't show up just
violet little
1:43:42
baby violet
1:43:43
so we'll see anyway as
relationship
1:43:47
karma for everybody else
1:43:49
you've got karma would you know
I should
1:43:53
probably mention that because
of a the
1:43:56
palindrome on the on the show
episode
1:43:59
along with which means we have
a lot of
1:44:02
donation notes to read along
with the
1:44:05
all the meetups on the 29th the
leap day
1:44:09
shows gonna go long so if
you're an
1:44:11
affiliate be on alert you want
me to
1:44:14
pick up one and we alternate a
bit
1:44:16
because these are long yeah go
mark
1:44:20
men's ik 233 dollars thirty
three cents
1:44:24
jingles Sanders on the
president AOC
1:44:27
who's ready for the revolution
you pigs
1:44:29
in human clothing goat karma
for all
1:44:30
Trump Pelosi Jobs karma for my
1:44:32
daughter-in-law Britney I was
compelled
1:44:35
to donate after I was hit in
the mouth
1:44:36
with a couple of 33s during a
vacation
1:44:38
with my smokin hot wife in Cape
Town
1:44:40
South Africa huh we wandered
into a
1:44:44
random restaurant in the harbor
area and
1:44:46
sat at a random table that
happened to
1:44:48
be table number 33 while later
while
1:44:52
site seating I noticed a sign
displaying
1:44:54
all of the cities in the world
on the
1:44:56
33rd degree south longitude line
1:44:58
including Cape Town finally
when the
1:45:01
latest newsletter explained the
one two
1:45:03
to one palindrome in hidden 33
I knew I
1:45:07
could no longer ignore these
signs and I
1:45:09
must donate the two 33 33
represents the
1:45:12
233 s I saw in Cape Town one
final
1:45:14
observation my wife and I spent
two
1:45:16
weeks in South Africa in Joburg
1:45:19
Johannesburg I guess that's
what you
1:45:21
call it if you're in the hood
Joburg so
1:45:24
they call it go out there at
that there
1:45:26
to Joburg on a safari and in
Cape Town
1:45:28
during that entire time we
tuned out all
1:45:31
new sources in fact we did not
turn on
1:45:33
any TVs and my amygdala has
never been
1:45:36
smaller or healthier very good
is that
1:45:40
the end of the note I think
that's the
1:45:41
end of the note isn't it yes
yes and a
1:45:45
Trump blow see jobs car van I'm
the
1:45:46
President of the United States
I have
1:45:48
all of the power
1:45:55
jobs jobs jobs jobs and jobs
next on the
1:46:06
list is voter Salutin Wouter
slotin
1:46:09
Wouter slotin's
1:46:11
yes Betty's in Denver - 33
sounds like a
1:46:14
Dutch I think he is he's my
first
1:46:17
donation since the two of you
started
1:46:18
accompanying me during my daily
commute
1:46:19
for a little more than a year
ago I knew
1:46:23
she would be appreciated you've
been
1:46:26
deduced no jingles but a little
go
1:46:30
Carmen ever heard I'm a Dutch
civil
1:46:31
engineer living the American
Dream and
1:46:34
Denmark's well we know that's
where
1:46:38
people calling to Pete was it
pee Buddha
1:46:41
judge who said that people live
the
1:46:43
American dream in Denmark more
than
1:46:44
America yeah yes yes nice did
you know
1:46:50
that Pete is actually Maltese
yes we've
1:46:55
been over this okay
1:46:57
any depresses aquavit and
blonde shield
1:47:00
maidens all around it's the
love of a
1:47:03
king
1:47:03
no a life of a king the lease
is the
1:47:06
live I tell you John is the
other
1:47:09
producers have stated earlier
Adam used
1:47:11
to be a big cultural hero for
Gen Xers
1:47:14
like myself growing up in
Holland in the
1:47:16
80s keyphrase used to be has
been here
1:47:23
oh hello I'm the has been
cultural hero
1:47:26
Friday evenings are around
driving
1:47:29
around a Rotterdam the curry
and Venning
1:47:32
khals show has always been
playing on
1:47:34
the car radio and boy do I miss
this
1:47:36
even to this day of
difficulties as to
1:47:38
when my weekend actually starts
without
1:47:40
the official curry and van
inkle the
1:47:42
weekend has started jingle you
have it
1:47:45
no I know how it goes Matt the
beacon
1:47:48
for today time at the making
something
1:47:52
like that okay okay if you can
get it to
1:47:55
be great Adam on one of the
previous
1:47:57
shows you mentioned your
interviews with
1:47:58
musicians on the dutch national
TV while
1:48:01
drinking milk I think one of
your first
1:48:03
big unit
1:48:04
Don Johnson you were probably
around 20
1:48:07
years old and I remember how
proud I was
1:48:08
on your behalf I remember that
that's
1:48:12
true I know we had a dutch show
hosts
1:48:14
who could actually have a
conversation
1:48:15
in English without that
terrible Dutch
1:48:18
accent what you talkin about
boy when
1:48:26
you thank him for the interview
I
1:48:28
remember him saying something
like hey
1:48:30
this was a good interview Adam
you also
1:48:33
had the BG's in the countdown
show at
1:48:36
one time we're gonna pissed off
very
1:48:37
early by asking how much it was
to work
1:48:42
with wacko Jacko do you
remember that
1:48:45
yeah I do
1:48:46
he turned to you and answered
well I can
1:48:49
tell you that mr. Michael
Jackson is a
1:48:52
very good friend and deserves
respect
1:48:54
and I can let me tell you let
me tell
1:48:57
you something hear me now
believe me
1:48:59
later that one moment in time
changed my
1:49:02
attitude forever and I thought
you know
1:49:05
it's so easy to call famous
people names
1:49:09
now let's just forget the show
from but
1:49:16
when and I really like the the
get
1:49:20
brothers of course the only one
left is
1:49:23
Barry now and and but when I
was young
1:49:26
us from 19 20 years old any any
yeah you
1:49:29
know mr. Michael Jackson to you
1:49:31
basically and I remember
feeling so
1:49:33
small and so stupid for trying
to be a
1:49:35
cool hip DJ it taught me a big
lesson
1:49:40
and so I appreciate that
1:49:43
well I should mention that
Colin you
1:49:47
know using nicknames and being
1:49:49
disrespectful Trump for example
it makes
1:49:52
any habit of it mm-hmm I think
it's more
1:49:54
I think you can you can use you
can
1:49:57
check you use the check box
it's okay
1:49:59
after you're 50 years old when
you're 20
1:50:03
it's not cool it's not cool but
when
1:50:06
you're 50 if you were 15 you
said
1:50:08
something like that it would be
like
1:50:10
yeah whatever you can do it and
when
1:50:12
you're my age in the sixties
plus
1:50:16
Wow you've got free pass yes of
course
1:50:19
do whatever do as you like old
man who
1:50:21
cares
1:50:22
all right wants to thank the
two of he
1:50:26
continues he wants to thank the
two of
1:50:27
us for a great show and
following up on
1:50:30
a discussion at a while back I
would
1:50:31
like to conclude with the
following i'd
1:50:33
like to taste a good swiss
cheese is
1:50:34
determined by the holes
1:50:36
it's the pauses in your
dialogue what's
1:50:38
wrong this this is good pauses
in your
1:50:40
dialogue that proofs that
proves the
1:50:43
quality of the best podcast in
the
1:50:44
universe best regards meaning
houston so
1:50:48
he says like good swiss cheese
is
1:50:51
determined by the holes the
pauses in
1:50:53
our dialogue prove the quality
mm-hmm
1:50:56
thank you I will take that to
my grave
1:50:58
sir thank you and he wanted a
goat I
1:51:01
think a karma go did you've got
dose of
1:51:11
Gaza in Wilmington Delaware
$229 and all
1:51:15
he says is purple 3:13 okay
okay Eric no
1:51:26
Yin no I think this house
pronounces the
1:51:29
Vietnamese name new e'en to
28:20 recent
1:51:35
Texas hi john and anna thank
you for
1:51:38
your hard work i want to give
it a shot
1:51:39
it to my friend sir chaotic
mass for
1:51:41
hitting me in the mouth a half
a year
1:51:42
ago ever since that moment I've
been
1:51:44
hooked listening to every show
for the
1:51:46
past six months I deserve a
douchebag
1:51:48
call out for not donating
sooner now I
1:51:53
always question that a proper
donation
1:51:55
and a deed douching is long
overdue but
1:51:57
just in time for my 29th
birthday on
1:51:59
February 28th of 228 20 also
want to
1:52:03
thank you even though I give me
the deed
1:52:07
you've been deduced I'd like to
thank
1:52:10
you for your media
deconstruction
1:52:14
especially for your coverage of
the vape
1:52:15
wars in recent recent times I
work in
1:52:18
the vaping in this tree and
have been
1:52:20
seeing the trends come and go
but the
1:52:22
past few months have had a
profound
1:52:24
effect on the industry and the
1:52:25
capitulation of jewell the THC
cartridge
1:52:28
scare
1:52:29
and sweeping new regulations I
look
1:52:31
forward to the inevitable
knighthood as
1:52:33
I make regular donations for
the value
1:52:35
for value model please accept
these
1:52:37
jingle requests Pelosi and
Trump jobs el
1:52:41
Sharpton resist we much little
girl shut
1:52:43
up slave China is a hole it's
true and I
1:52:46
go karma Eric from Richardson
Texas yeah
1:52:50
I just like to add some content
to this
1:52:52
because I would have brought it
up
1:52:54
otherwise there's now a bill
that has
1:52:57
been passed in the house it has
to us to
1:52:59
pass the Senate the president
has
1:53:01
already said he will veto it
and it
1:53:03
lumps in the vaping industry
with a new
1:53:06
tube with new tobacco
regulations and
1:53:09
it's very negative it completely
1:53:12
compares each cigarettes and
vaping to
1:53:16
tobacco products which is
there's no
1:53:19
comparison that even goes so
far as to
1:53:22
say that they have regulations
for
1:53:24
synthetic nicotine so not even
nicotine
1:53:26
derived from tobacco so they're
a bunch
1:53:29
of jamokes who are doing that I
think
1:53:31
it's a fine cessation product
also
1:53:32
they're putting regulations on
that look
1:53:36
like they want to kind of
capture the
1:53:38
vaporizer inhaling methodology
I'm not
1:53:42
quite sure where that is but
the point I
1:53:44
wanted to say is that they are
now going
1:53:45
to do something that we learned
is
1:53:48
counterproductive and we
learned this
1:53:50
years ago when I was still
living in the
1:53:53
I think in the UK they are now
going to
1:53:56
mandate all tobacco products
just like
1:53:59
the UK and the EU have pictures
on it of
1:54:02
horrible lungs and hearts and
bleeding
1:54:06
crap and what we've learned and
I
1:54:08
remember we made quite a study
of this
1:54:10
is that actually makes people
want to
1:54:13
smoke more believe it or not you
1:54:15
remember we had this it has a
very odd
1:54:19
effect of pulling people
towards the
1:54:22
product but here's the thing
that it may
1:54:24
be different what they're doing
here
1:54:26
it's not going to be pictures
it will be
1:54:30
photorealistic images so they're
1:54:34
actually going to draw if you
will
1:54:38
creating graphics horrible
looking lungs
1:54:41
and say that's what your lungs
will look
1:54:42
like if you use the
1:54:43
product so it's very it's a
it's a type
1:54:46
of propaganda that I find very
1:54:48
interesting coming from the
government
1:54:50
itself and I hope the president
vetoes
1:54:52
it it's ridiculous what they're
trying
1:54:55
to do to the let before people
want to
1:54:57
kill themselves let him do it
1:54:58
whatever they want but to then
employ
1:55:01
photo shoppers to make it look
horrible
1:55:04
and not even from a real picture
1:55:06
interesting no it doesn't make
sense
1:55:09
here are your jingles desist we
much we
1:55:13
must and we will much about
Jacob
1:55:34
slackers next on the list from
Fairview
1:55:37
Texas could be Slater for now
so wait to
1:55:41
2787 nice note nice note
longtime
1:55:44
listener first-time donor
currently
1:55:46
listening to the podcast on my
33rd
1:55:48
birthday and enjoying every
minute
1:55:49
requested e douching and old
jobs karma
1:55:57
jobs and jobs that's I'll grab
anonymous
1:56:05
here 22222 regarding the spread
of the
1:56:09
corona virus considering the
spread of
1:56:11
it amongst the higher levels of
1:56:12
government in Iran I would be
concerned
1:56:14
about Dubai as a hub for
spreading it I
1:56:17
lived in and traveled the
region for
1:56:19
many years the Dubai Airport
has a
1:56:21
regional terminal that services
Iran as
1:56:23
well as many other countries in
the
1:56:24
region many with a lot of
expats from
1:56:26
the EU and Asia this there's
also a
1:56:28
considerable number of USA oh
gee a
1:56:31
other government agencies
people that
1:56:34
transition through that terminal
1:56:37
entering exiting the region
considering
1:56:39
the amount of third-world
traffic that
1:56:41
enters Dubai through terminal 2
and then
1:56:43
leaves the region by terminals
1 and 3 I
1:56:45
think there will be cause for
concern
1:56:46
not to mention the economic
impact
1:56:49
worldwide from local Seaways
being shut
1:56:52
down if there is spread within
the
1:56:53
Emirates the majority
population is just
1:56:56
there for
1:56:57
and lives in cramped quarters
yes
1:56:59
anonymous however we will be
talking
1:57:01
about this once we get through
all the
1:57:03
donations I don't think you
have to be
1:57:05
that worried but thank you very
much for
1:57:07
your support of the best
podcast in the
1:57:10
universe oh no priester 221 did
he send
1:57:13
us a note or is that just I
have it okay
1:57:16
good
1:57:16
hello pod fathers I have sent my
1:57:19
donation for show 1221 through
paypal a
1:57:23
small token of my appreciation
of your
1:57:25
great work as by the actually I
will
1:57:30
show you how you can have this
and read
1:57:31
it in the Dutch voice small
token of my
1:57:33
appreciated your great work by
the S by
1:57:35
the moolah reports commissioned
surely
1:57:39
the best podcast in the
universe happy
1:57:41
to send you the Brothers of
karamatsu
1:57:44
off to read out on Sunday show
last
1:57:47
Thursday show left me troubled
no
1:57:50
certainly the Frog 24 account
of frog 24
1:57:55
account it took me a minute
this guy
1:57:57
didn't catch it right away
1:57:58
French 24 yes account of the
extinction
1:58:01
level of the skiing industry
and the
1:58:03
Alps to investigate
Snowmageddon in
1:58:07
person I bullied my Human
Resources and
1:58:10
my smokin hot
1:58:11
better half in the car in Gitmo
nation
1:58:14
plus 31 and made my way to
Austria also
1:58:18
on John's behest I must go I
must go yes
1:58:22
on John's me I must go country
for
1:58:25
lovers of the outdoors a
beautiful place
1:58:27
I am pleased to report that the
death of
1:58:30
the winter sport at least in
this part
1:58:32
of the Alps is highly
exaggerated more
1:58:36
snow than you can eat and I may
leave
1:58:39
with some for people who wish
to visit
1:58:41
the country after me the region
where I
1:58:44
am in is just north of the
Italian
1:58:46
region of Lombardia yeah so
hopefully we
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can get locked up in quarantine
here for
1:58:52
an extra two weeks and then oh
ok get
1:58:56
your pencil out No
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by the way this donation
propels me to
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knighthood oh ok i also donated
julian
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douses as dame dr g really
likes that no
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agenda meat a trip
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the title I would like I aspire
to is
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sir lather of indecision okay
for the
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roundtable please serve me a
case of
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hold on
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the L AM Girona and or what
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whole thing
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are de yes house as the US what
is it
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total flow McHugh Smith rodas
house come
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on yeah yeah that's what I said
it's
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it's uh it's a very Dutch thing
yeah
2:00:20
look forward to John reading
the letter
2:00:23
yeah the later Atlanta very
funny
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you glad glad John Panozzo so
it's wrote
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as Sean's okay whatever for
jingles I
2:00:30
like the special helping of 33
is the
2:00:32
magic number
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yeah John's fists of nuts
brother really
2:00:38
don't really have that and at
Karma
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thanks again for all the value
for value
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gave you the show from the show
special
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thanks to Dame Jennifer for a
na best of
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luck animated no agenda best of
luck
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with this week's JRE another
program I
2:00:54
look forward to okay any people
we're
2:00:57
going keep up doing your
sanitation
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media declassification and the
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invaluable amygdala trimming
okay then
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just a regular karma whilst
rather the
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you've got karma Mike Schwab
from
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Brooklyn to 12.1 to then he
says I put a
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two in the middle of my
donation and the
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show number to suggest that the
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two-party system is in the
center of
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many of the problems we are
discussed
2:01:38
that are discussed on the show
in my
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book expressive voting I
explore several
2:01:43
ways to reduce the two-party
nosov the
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system we used to run elections
the main
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idea is to vote for as many
people as
2:01:49
you want with no ranking this
would
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reduce the role of primaries
that
2:01:52
introduce a lot of independent
variables
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that candidates could learn
from it
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would also deflect the spoiler
effect
2:01:58
and change the role of negative
2:02:00
campaigning and campaign
finance ranks
2:02:03
choice is more famous at the
moment but
2:02:06
I prefer unranked approval
voting the
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book is available on Kindle and
Apple
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I'd love some feedback from No
Agenda
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producers also for those who
love
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numerology and karma feel free
to try it
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a project I helped with at Life
elevated
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reading
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from the deck of playing cards
then
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check the readings for your
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role models have a great
experience on
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rogon and thanks for bringing
us so much
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show to look forward to every
dang week
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at jangles for jangles jingles
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Biden's big day gay gay bath
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could not find it I don't know
what that
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is I'm gonna give you the whole
load
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while we're underwater we're
doomed
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Mike Schwab the boy in Bushwick
Brooklyn
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do you know what the gay gay
bathhouse
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is jingle is never heard of it
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I'm gonna give you the whole
load did
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the head
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you've come from I don't know
but I have
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it I have it
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Wow I'm right on you and Bob
you had it
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did you look up gay gay maybe
find
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something many variations yes
nothing
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the bathhouses bath nothing
take this
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one too
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Matthew Weaver - Oh 2.22
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requesting a man fist bump John
and Adam
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the second ever no agenda Three
Mile
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Island meetup wanted to chip in
for an
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associate executive producer
ship of
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course this happened just days
before
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the official pronouncement on
Episode
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one - - oh that this shall not
be done
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anyways we didn't have any
water or
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blankets so here's your cash
another
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great time was had near the
banks of the
2:03:49
Susquehanna River the highlight
was
2:03:51
definitely the appearance of
Brendan f
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all the way from Connecticut Wow
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on a mission to in dirt
diversity in all
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meetings in the Northeast us
Brett is
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the Brendan our token black
who's
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running around is that what's
going on
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fantastic thank you for your
courage sir
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7:37 photo and audio report
sent via
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email to Adam at John yes I
have that
2:04:13
for the for the for the meetup
segment
2:04:18
and we'll throw in the Karma
for you
2:04:20
Three Mile Island errs you've
got okay
2:04:31
this is one of the meetup guys
is Jim
2:04:33
then beveren and Concord was
there 201
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dollars and he dropped off a
check with
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a note no agenda is the best
podcast in
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the universe but watching
animated no
2:04:45
agenda has made the show even
better I
2:04:48
used to listen
2:04:49
oh by the way he's got two
jingles lined
2:04:51
up I'll tell you what they are
listen to
2:04:53
that train and little girl yay
okay good
2:04:56
I used to listen to the show and
2:04:58
visualize you in your
respective studios
2:05:01
based on photos I'd seen not
any longer
2:05:05
after watching animated no
agenda I see
2:05:08
you guys as cartoon figures
2:05:11
cartoon world what an
improvement agreed
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your media deconstruction
simplifies and
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clarifies the m5m now I have a
simple
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vision to accompany my simple
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understanding keep up the good
work
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PS I forgot to mail the check
enjoy yes
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his checks dated January 10th I
hope
2:05:35
it's still good Jim van Beveren
yes
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thank you Jim and thank you
Jennifer
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Buchanan for always for the
fantastic
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California oh this is for you
but I'll
2:06:04
read it hey John
2:06:05
last time I donated were
shortly after
2:06:07
an Auckland meetup you called
me out
2:06:09
where were you
2:06:11
I planned to show up yesterday
but was
2:06:14
on a winning streak playing
mahjong so I
2:06:17
couldn't leave love love the
show catch
2:06:20
you next time
2:06:21
it's true when you're on a
winning
2:06:22
streak of mahjong you just
can't you
2:06:24
can't leave it's like bad form
I guess
2:06:28
yeah well we gotta meet ups
coming up
2:06:31
maybe she'll show up I would
recognize
2:06:33
her ooh
2:06:35
I had their Isaac's next on the
list
2:06:36
Fort Worth Texas
2:06:37
$200 she writes how can I get a
D
2:06:42
douching so my smokin hot
boyfriend can
2:06:45
stop threatening and call me
out as a
2:06:47
douchebag I am cutting my
financial ties
2:06:56
to Austin Texas and selling my
home so
2:07:00
that I can escape the campers
and the
2:07:02
hipsters that have taken over
my beloved
2:07:05
home I have lived in Austin for
10 years
2:07:08
by the way TBD which is worse
for a TX
2:07:11
I'm not sure what that means or
to be
2:07:14
determined when she's gonna
leave I have
2:07:16
lived in Austin for 10 years
and while I
2:07:18
have some great times I'm
running away
2:07:19
for multiple reasons mostly
that the
2:07:22
city I fell in love with has
changed
2:07:24
plastically and cleveland ohio
is pretty
2:07:27
good well hold on a sec it's
okay
2:07:32
Heather I understand however I
will stay
2:07:35
here and fight back I will
fight the
2:07:37
hipsters I will push them back
in their
2:07:40
place I think it's still worth
a try to
2:07:43
save Austin anyways jingo
request can I
2:07:49
get a pretty good it's true a
real
2:07:52
estate buying and selling Karma
for me
2:07:54
and my boyfriend thanks that I
thanks
2:07:57
shining a light on the m5m
Epstein
2:08:00
didn't kill himself and neither
will
2:08:02
blog oh thanks Evan I think
that sounds
2:08:05
pretty good you've got karma
also from
2:08:15
the Oakland Meetup and by the
way this
2:08:17
there's a note that came in
from our the
2:08:20
producer of the Meetup she by
the way
2:08:23
works for for slut as a slack
slack
2:08:26
whatever that company's luck
2:08:28
yes she's one of the purse like
she
2:08:30
dropped off stickers for
everybody oh
2:08:32
wait this was Heather yeah is
it Heather
2:08:35
yeah oh my goodness I'd I wish
I was
2:08:37
there I have so many questions
I think
2:08:40
it said I I think that as much
as I
2:08:42
despise it and think it's very
damaging
2:08:44
I believe that slack despite
what Andrew
2:08:49
Horowitz thinks is the
groupware of this
2:08:54
generation and I think it will
behave it
2:08:57
will continue to grow and be
very it's a
2:08:59
successful company there's no
lack of
2:09:02
demand no lack for the demand
of slack
2:09:04
it's very very very interesting
how
2:09:08
people come into companies and
they
2:09:10
expect slack to be there I
think it's
2:09:13
it's a long-term winner we
actually had
2:09:16
something of a conversation
about slack
2:09:20
Jennifer Jennifer Chang not
Heather oh
2:09:23
I'm sorry we had a long
conversation
2:09:27
about slack and its
implications and not
2:09:30
many people have the special
ring it
2:09:34
comes with this amount of beans
that
2:09:35
make some sort of noise
2:09:37
yes and it sociologically and
all the
2:09:40
families or the people with
that that
2:09:42
are working in a company that
requires
2:09:43
slack they're always bitching
about the
2:09:45
phones they're on the phones
all the
2:09:46
time I am in agreement with
Andrew but
2:09:49
I'm an agreement with you
2:09:51
it is it is slack specifically
is
2:09:54
Pavlovian slave oriented group
where yes
2:10:01
and that and that setters is
better than
2:10:05
stuff yeah I don't know what her
2:10:08
position is that the company
she's
2:10:09
you've dropped a lot of
stickers well I
2:10:11
got a she gave me a slack bag
Wow you
2:10:14
are yes that's not an egg yes I
may put
2:10:17
that on I got more stuff to
sell oh yeah
2:10:20
you sold the frisbee you sold
your Bob
2:10:22
frisbee so the Bob first we got
other
2:10:24
things to sell I'm gonna
hopefully get
2:10:26
to it in this show otherwise
it'd be at
2:10:28
the wait this show will be will
end on
2:10:29
Monday if we don't keep all
right onward
2:10:34
we were just a lot of the
commentaries
2:10:37
in this in this in the second
segment
2:10:38
this is the last the last
donation is
2:10:40
Ron pepper who was that to meet
up and
2:10:43
he sent a note in a very
interesting
2:10:48
paper like counting via email
please oh
2:10:50
yeah okay get your pen out
summary hmm
2:10:53
please tight me sir pepper ROTC
he may
2:10:57
be listed there cuz I thought I
sent
2:10:58
that the areas he is sir pepper
Oz he's
2:11:01
listed and just the jobs karma
from my
2:11:03
photography business panorama
panorama
2:11:08
network all one word panorama
2:11:10
network.com also just back from
Mexico
2:11:15
so he also dropped in an extra
25 bucks
2:11:18
by dropping off 500 pesos which
I didn't
2:11:22
account for because I'm just
gonna put
2:11:25
it in not gonna do anything
with it I
2:11:27
think you'll like the photos
from Mexico
2:11:29
at instagram.com are are pepper
/ are
2:11:35
pepper so there's photographs
for
2:11:38
everybody that's it you doesn't
have any
2:11:41
requests so it's good Wow
2:11:43
well these are an extensive
list of
2:11:47
executive producers and
associate
2:11:48
executive producers of clearly
an
2:11:50
important
2:11:51
1221 the palindrome to end all
2:11:54
palindromes thank you so much
for doing
2:11:56
this it also makes me feel I'm
really
2:11:59
excited to go to Joe Rogan I'll
be
2:12:01
appearing on that Super Tuesday
I'm
2:12:03
actually leaving tomorrow
2:12:05
gonna take my time yeah and I'm
staying
2:12:07
at the airport you know I'm
taking I'm
2:12:08
getting like you now John old
and
2:12:10
curmudgeon II like you know
it's the
2:12:13
best place to stay is at the
airport and
2:12:15
just all of this is you don't
have the
2:12:18
hassle of going to the airport
exactly
2:12:21
but all of this support is
incredibly
2:12:23
encouraging and I feel on top
of the
2:12:26
world people thank you and
please take
2:12:29
these titles seriously because
they are
2:12:31
they're completely accepted
wherever
2:12:34
credits are recognized so you
can say
2:12:36
that you are an executive
producer or
2:12:38
associate executive producer of
no
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agenda so 1221 thank you for
your
2:12:42
courage and if for those so
inclined
2:12:44
please support us for our next
show
2:12:46
which will be on Thursday the
big Super
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Tuesday review show foreign org
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and a can't wait remember three
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2:12:57
our formula is this we go out
or hit
2:13:01
people in the mouth
2:13:07
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2:13:15
all right
2:13:17
come flu come flu is really I'm
gonna
2:13:22
give the most important piece of
2:13:23
information right up front this
is gonna
2:13:25
be a big spoiler and I posted
this but
2:13:29
this is from the New England
Journal of
2:13:31
Medicine which I as far as I
know is a
2:13:34
reputable source is this a
reputable
2:13:36
source that we can see is yes
yes yes
2:13:39
okay so when people read this
they're
2:13:41
not just gonna say I like the
New York
2:13:45
Times no this is written by
Anthony as
2:13:52
written and researched by
Anthony
2:13:55
slouchy Clifford ouch dr. pouchy
2:13:59
Clifford Lane and Robert are
Redfield
2:14:02
these are these are people who
have been
2:14:03
around in the business for a
very long
2:14:05
time I'm the most important
paragraph of
2:14:10
this I'm going to read for you
because
2:14:12
this is this is the problem
that I'm
2:14:14
seeing with the numbers and the
numbers
2:14:17
is the mortality or fatality
rate which
2:14:21
people are throwing out there
and the
2:14:26
fatality rate is based upon
number of
2:14:29
cases who have it and number of
people
2:14:31
who died now unfortunately you
there
2:14:35
seems to be a problem with
testing kits
2:14:37
some of the the testing kits
don't
2:14:40
actually work as a kit you have
to draw
2:14:42
blood to do it so we really
don't know
2:14:44
how many people are actually
infected I
2:14:47
could be infected right now and
not know
2:14:49
it I may or may not get
symptoms but I'm
2:14:53
certainly not counted because
no one
2:14:54
knows it this is a little
different than
2:14:57
severe influenza which has
different
2:15:01
symptoms and that's much much
more is
2:15:04
known throughout decades and
decades of
2:15:07
witnessing this so it's very
easy to say
2:15:10
oh it has a 2% fatality rate
well yeah
2:15:13
that's what the people we have
tested
2:15:15
now and I should mention that
as JC
2:15:19
pointed out I think I mentioned
the last
2:15:21
show the to get tested if
you're like
2:15:24
here and I want to get tested
they the
2:15:27
fee is $3,000 in the insurance
companies
2:15:30
wall
2:15:31
pick it up yes and and so this
this
2:15:35
really doesn't this skews our
numbers
2:15:37
and I'm and I'm actually I'm
very tired
2:15:40
of people telling me that I'm
that I'm
2:15:42
not taking this seriously you
know send
2:15:45
me all this stuff to look at
let's just
2:15:47
look at that and I think we've
always
2:15:49
taken the New England Journal of
2:15:50
Medicine seriously we don't
take a lot
2:15:53
of a lot of things seriously
but this we
2:15:55
have so I'll read you the most
important
2:15:57
paragraph on the basis of a case
2:15:59
definition requiring a
diagnosis of
2:16:01
pneumonia that's what people
die from or
2:16:03
not the currently reported case
fatality
2:16:06
rate is approximately two
percent in
2:16:08
another article in the journal
Guan at
2:16:12
all report mortality of 1.4
percent
2:16:15
amongst 1,099 patients with
laboratory
2:16:18
confirmed kovat 19 so that's an
official
2:16:22
they got almost 1100 people and
they got
2:16:25
1.4 percent of those people
dying these
2:16:28
patients had a wide spectrum of
disease
2:16:30
severity if one assumes that
the number
2:16:34
of asymptomatic or minimally
symptomatic
2:16:37
cases is several times as high
as the
2:16:41
number of reported cases that's
what I
2:16:43
just said so I may have no
symptoms or
2:16:45
I'm feeling just a little
uneasy I'm not
2:16:47
reporting I'm not going to the
emergency
2:16:49
room not going to my doctor if
that is
2:16:51
the case the case fatality rate
may be
2:16:54
considerably less than 1% this
suggests
2:16:58
that the overall clinical
consequences
2:17:01
clinical consequences which I
believe to
2:17:04
mean death of kovat 19 may
ultimately be
2:17:09
more akin to those of a severe
seasonal
2:17:12
influenza which has a case
fatality rate
2:17:15
of approximately 0.1% or a
pandemic
2:17:19
influenza similar to those in
57 and 68
2:17:22
rather than a disease similar
to SARS or
2:17:25
MERS which have had case
fatality rates
2:17:28
of 9 to 10 percent and 36
percent
2:17:31
respectively so this confirms
what we
2:17:34
have been suspecting and from
all the
2:17:37
reports we've received that
this really
2:17:40
is not a big deal it is a media
2:17:43
big deal for a number of
reasons and I
2:17:45
have a few things to back up all
2:17:47
assertions here the first thing
is
2:17:50
Sanjay Gupta who literally
agrees with
2:17:56
what is being said here but
this guy
2:17:58
doesn't agree with it in real
life but
2:18:00
he's saying the following do we
have the
2:18:02
means to test everyone i I
don't think
2:18:04
we do and I and I think that
this has
2:18:06
been a glaring problem to me to
be
2:18:07
candid
2:18:08
you know again you look at other
2:18:10
countries around the world
including
2:18:11
Korea they have the testing
they've been
2:18:13
doing the testing up to
thousands of
2:18:15
tests a day we know that some
of the
2:18:17
original test kits that were
sent out to
2:18:19
what are called POC
point-of-care
2:18:21
locations were flawed for
various
2:18:24
reasons they didn't have the
right
2:18:25
control they don't have the
right
2:18:26
reagents whatever it might be
but I
2:18:28
think you know the numbers
change a
2:18:29
little bit but they may be only
seven
2:18:32
different hospitals and
locations around
2:18:34
the country where you can
actually get
2:18:36
this testing done and look
anecdotally I
2:18:38
talked to my friends in the
medical
2:18:40
community and they say hey
there are
2:18:42
stations who may be fitting the
criteria
2:18:45
here they weren't necessarily
in China
2:18:47
but they were in Korea they fly
back
2:18:49
they're sick they go to the
doctor they
2:18:51
say I should be tested they're
told no
2:18:54
you don't fit the criteria and
by the
2:18:55
way we don't have the test
anyways what
2:18:59
the hell did you hear the
doctor said
2:19:01
anyways nice anyways
2:19:04
no you don't fit the criteria
and by the
2:19:06
way we don't have the test
anyways I
2:19:08
don't want to overstate this
but the
2:19:11
concern is you know from a
public health
2:19:12
standpoint the readiness really
one of
2:19:15
the first criteria is
surveillance and
2:19:18
it's not clear to me right now
that we
2:19:20
have had the adequate
surveillance in
2:19:22
this country over the last
several weeks
2:19:23
to really get an idea of how
significant
2:19:26
this coronavirus outbreak is
here in
2:19:28
this country we could be
missing people
2:19:29
okay no you are missing people
you're
2:19:32
missing lots of people and
therefore
2:19:33
this magical to some people are
throwing
2:19:36
around 3% is completely
unproven not
2:19:39
scientific not based on actual
data that
2:19:43
you have so if we can't test it
you
2:19:45
can't be throwing these numbers
out and
2:19:47
this was an exchange that took
place
2:19:49
during the press conference
with Sanjay
2:19:51
Gupta and actually it was Scott
Adams
2:19:53
who brought this to my
attention and I'm
2:19:55
still not sure I agree with
2:19:57
Scott Adams but the Sanjay Gupta
2:20:00
definitely wanted to interpret
something
2:20:03
the president said the way he
wanted to
2:20:05
interpret it I'm not so sure he
got it
2:20:08
right but for sure there should
have
2:20:11
been some clarification before
he went
2:20:13
off reporting that the
president is
2:20:14
complete nutjob there were many
times
2:20:16
with the president expressed
surprise
2:20:19
yeah about certainly the
severity of the
2:20:23
flu he kept saying that this
was news to
2:20:26
him he didn't know how serious
the flu
2:20:28
was a man he watches a lot of
TV you'd
2:20:31
think that that one would have
come up
2:20:32
but here's you can you believe
this smug
2:20:35
smug woman he watches a lot of
TV really
2:20:38
that's okay and he didn't know
how
2:20:40
serious the flu was a man he
watches a
2:20:43
lot of TV you'd think that that
one
2:20:45
would have come up but here's
your
2:20:46
exchange with him and the flu
is higher
2:21:00
than that the flu is much
higher than
2:21:02
spreading or it's going to
spread maybe
2:21:04
within community steps before we
2:21:13
continue with this clip of
Sanjay back
2:21:16
at home base how did you add
John how
2:21:18
did you interpret what the
president
2:21:20
said when he said it's much
higher he
2:21:24
said that the flu is much
higher then
2:21:28
but it could have been the flu
is much
2:21:30
higher in number of cases it
could have
2:21:32
been the flu is much higher
than the
2:21:33
0.1% that he's at 0.01 percent
that he
2:21:36
said so the it was implying
that the flu
2:21:40
cases were either much higher
or that
2:21:42
the right value of the flu is
much
2:21:44
higher but not much higher than
2:21:46
coronavirus just much higher
than
2:21:49
whatever Gupta was saying the
zero P and
2:21:52
what you're talking about what
did you
2:21:56
take away from that experience
under
2:21:57
well you know I mean there are
a few
2:21:59
things first of all the
president I
2:22:01
think earlier was talking about
the
2:22:03
similarities between this
corona virus
2:22:06
and the flu in terms of how it
spreads
2:22:08
and you know there's there are
2:22:09
similarities there these are
both very
2:22:11
contagious pathogens I think
there's two
2:22:13
things that really surprised me
one is
2:22:15
that like you point out that
we've been
2:22:17
talking about the fact that flu
does
2:22:19
kill tens of thousands of
people every
2:22:21
year and apparently he didn't
know that
2:22:23
up until right before this
briefing he
2:22:26
was told us apparently by
doctor foul Qi
2:22:27
right here say it ahead of time
but also
2:22:30
in the midst of our exchange
all of a
2:22:32
sudden he said well no flu
mortality
2:22:35
rates are higher than
coronavirus did
2:22:38
you hear that John no well
that's how he
2:22:42
that's how dr. Sanjay Gupta is
2:22:44
interpreting that I didn't hear
it
2:22:46
either this is the way they're
the
2:22:48
dimension B people interpret
everything
2:22:50
wrong spreading it's going to
spread
2:23:08
maybe in communities so again
here's
2:23:17
what Gupta interprets all of a
sudden he
2:23:19
said well no flu mortality
rates are
2:23:22
higher than coronavirus what he
said he
2:23:27
did not say flu over but rates
are
2:23:31
higher than karani he never
said you
2:23:33
never used the word coronavirus
this I
2:23:35
could I listened to it the
second time I
2:23:37
can see the misinterpretation
being
2:23:39
there and nobody asks for
clarification
2:23:40
and then you make the
assumption that
2:23:42
that's what he's saying this is
very
2:23:43
common yes
2:23:45
but when you're talking when
you're
2:23:47
scaring people on television
it's not
2:23:49
such a good idea
2:23:50
they should have at least asked
for some
2:23:52
clarification before that would
have
2:23:55
been good lately let's finish
that he
2:23:57
said well no flu mortality
rates are
2:24:00
higher than coronavirus no yeah
I don't
2:24:03
know why he said that where he
got that
2:24:05
it's not true I mean but here's
the
2:24:08
concern if you have two
transmissible
2:24:10
pathogens flu and coronavirus
they're
2:24:13
both pretty transmissible flu
mortality
2:24:16
rates are about point one
percent so
2:24:18
point one percent of the people
who
2:24:20
get an infection with the flu
will die
2:24:21
of it with coronavirus so far
the
2:24:24
largest studies show the the
numbers
2:24:26
closer to 2% that's a 20-fold
difference
2:24:29
so if you have the same
transmissibility
2:24:31
but one is 20 times more lethal
it is
2:24:34
clear why public health
officials are
2:24:36
concerned about this and I
guess I was a
2:24:38
little little worried in an
effort to
2:24:40
sort of reassure people I'm not
sure the
2:24:44
president understood that
particular
2:24:46
point at least in our exchange
that's a
2:24:48
big deal
2:24:48
Sanjay and in that struck me as
2:24:50
incredibly worrisome it's
dangerous if
2:24:54
the president doesn't
understand the
2:24:56
corona virus is 20 times more
deadly
2:24:58
than the flu you see that just
now that
2:25:01
just making stuff up they did
so we
2:25:03
already reviewed they don't
really have
2:25:05
the mortality rate we don't
have on a
2:25:07
second candy does anyone have a
2:25:11
calculator there because if the
flu is
2:25:15
point O one is what they said
right hmm
2:25:18
20 times is point to not to
know that's
2:25:23
I don't think you're correct on
that
2:25:24
John I'm totally correct on
this it's
2:25:27
point it's 0.1 not 0.01 is 0.1
you sure
2:25:32
it's 0.1 or not point O one no
its 0.1
2:25:36
well I would did you say point
one then
2:25:38
not oh but I don't think so I
think they
2:25:40
said point go back to that go
back to
2:25:42
the original clip - goop does
with the
2:25:46
president that clip yeah where
they say
2:25:47
where they dropped these
numbers out
2:25:48
okay yeah sorry here we go
2:25:58
did you hear in the beginning
yeah he
2:26:01
said point one okay yeah so
they're
2:26:03
doing the math correct but
they're doing
2:26:04
it based on no information they
don't
2:26:07
have the test they don't know
so it's
2:26:09
very similar to say well we
have this
2:26:11
many people who have gone to the
2:26:12
hospital this many people have
died
2:26:14
that's what it's got to be but
you can't
2:26:16
compare that to two decades of
2:26:19
understanding influenza and
when people
2:26:21
show up so it's I find it
irresistible
2:26:30
anti did anything you can do to
pound
2:26:33
Trump it's good and and you
know so
2:26:37
there's a lot of he doesn't
know what
2:26:38
he's talking about stupid and
this was
2:26:41
an interesting winter Trump
rotation
2:26:43
this was an interesting little
2:26:44
controversy here we had one
person die
2:26:47
in Washington State here's the
president
2:26:49
talking about it at this moment
we have
2:26:51
22 patients in the United States
2:26:53
currently that have coronavirus
2:26:56
unfortunately one person passed
away
2:26:58
overnight she was a wonderful
woman a
2:27:00
medically high-risk patient in
her late
2:27:03
50s wonderful one and now we go
to CBS
2:27:08
Washington State public health
officials
2:27:10
gave new details in an
afternoon press
2:27:12
conference about the
circumstances that
2:27:14
led to the man's death that
person who
2:27:16
died was a patient at Evergreen
Hospital
2:27:19
but underlying health
conditions it was
2:27:22
a male in his 50s
2:27:26
okay is the president lying is
he stupid
2:27:31
this is MSNBC important part
and that is
2:27:36
confirmation that an American
has died
2:27:38
in Washington State
2:27:40
we had early reports that it
was a male
2:27:42
and release from the governor of
2:27:45
Washington referred to our
hearts go out
2:27:48
to his family and friends the
president
2:27:50
then said that it was a woman
in her 50s
2:27:53
the the governor of
Washington's press
2:27:57
release has been changed to make
2:27:59
reference to their so we are
unclear we
2:28:02
do not have confirmation we're
trying to
2:28:03
get confirmation but we do know
that the
2:28:05
first United u.s. citizen
2:28:07
died I still don't know if it
was a man
2:28:10
or a woman but this just goes
to show
2:28:12
you how stupid everything is
could you
2:28:14
are we overreacting yes yes I'm
hearing
2:28:18
this from doctors left and
right yes and
2:28:20
we are not overreacting the
press is
2:28:22
overreacting and it makes me
furious
2:28:24
press press should not be
reporting this
2:28:26
is dr. drew medical stories as
though
2:28:29
they know how to I heard you're
dr. drew
2:28:32
is really irked about this yeah
dr. drew
2:28:34
are we overreacting yes yes I'm
hearing
2:28:38
this from doctors left and
right yes and
2:28:40
we are not overreacting the
press is
2:28:42
overreacting and it makes me
furious the
2:28:44
press should not be reporting
medical
2:28:46
stories as though they know how
to
2:28:47
report it we have on a pandemic
I won't
2:28:50
know how to tell that we're
actually
2:28:52
having a pandemic because
everything is
2:28:53
an emergency people that are
infectious
2:28:55
disease specialists the CDC the
2:28:57
epidemiologist need to take
this very
2:28:59
seriously the press needs to
shut up
2:29:01
because you're more likely to
die of
2:29:03
influenza right right now I'm
not trying
2:29:07
to go against you but I have a
question
2:29:08
it is now beats ours in terms of
2:29:10
fatalities 362 and there's a
fatality
2:29:13
rate is still lower it's a mild
illness
2:29:17
it spreads all over the place
and it's
2:29:19
only out of the 17,000
documented
2:29:22
infected I bet there's hundreds
of
2:29:23
thousands of cases 300 days
okay always
2:29:26
a name you compromise people
always in
2:29:28
people that are at risk for
these sorts
2:29:30
of things if they get a severe
viral
2:29:32
respiratory infection whether
it's flu
2:29:34
or corona or whatever all of
these can
2:29:36
hurt people who are compromised
they can
2:29:39
the rest of us need to wash our
hands
2:29:41
carefully get our influenza
vaccines
2:29:42
listen to the CDC if there's a
problem
2:29:45
they will let us know CDC made
it very
2:29:47
clear that 5,000 people just in
the last
2:29:49
two weeks have died from the
flu here in
2:29:52
America why are we panicked
about that
2:29:53
people died on the streets of
Los
2:29:55
Angeles this morning from
homelessness
2:29:57
why if that were coronavirus
people
2:29:59
freaked the hell on her right
why aren't
2:30:01
we putting our partisan right
place it's
2:30:03
the press yes the press and
there's
2:30:05
reasons for this and there's
beneficial
2:30:08
reasons this was just something
could
2:30:10
not be it could be something
maybe I'm
2:30:12
just reading too far into a Tim
Cook was
2:30:15
interviewed by think it was CNBC
2:30:18
and of course because China and
where'd
2:30:22
all their stuff is made you
know the
2:30:25
issues came up and also the
stock price
2:30:27
the stock market obviously is
reacting
2:30:29
and Apple it has been down in
the past
2:30:33
few weeks for someone that
creates value
2:30:35
inside America's largest
company do you
2:30:38
think there's value that
investors are
2:30:39
missing well by my perspective
I don't I
2:30:43
don't really focus on the
short-term
2:30:44
gyrations of the market I think
for me
2:30:48
and with the way we run the
company we
2:30:50
work for the long-term and I
see no
2:30:53
long-term difference between
what was
2:30:56
happening four weeks ago versus
what's
2:30:57
happening today and so now the
market
2:31:02
takes time to recognize that
and so
2:31:04
forth and it will do what it's
going to
2:31:05
do and I'm the last person to
be able to
2:31:08
predict it but I would you know
for me I
2:31:12
look through that look through
the noise
2:31:14
and concentrate on the future
and the
2:31:17
future looks very bright you
might be
2:31:19
able to get Apple at a discount
at a 50%
2:31:20
discount we are a buyer you
know we have
2:31:24
a share repurchase planned and
so yes
2:31:28
this might be an opportunity to
maybe up
2:31:30
those share repurchases for
Apple well I
2:31:32
don't want to announce anything
on the
2:31:34
air but but everybody knows
that we're
2:31:37
buying we're buying shares and
if the
2:31:40
stock is lower you buy more
shares for
2:31:42
the same amount of money so
Bonanza this
2:31:45
is gonna be a bonanza for these
dickwads
2:31:48
know what not i mean apples
been a net
2:31:51
buyer since Carl Icahn first got
2:31:54
involved in the company a
couple of
2:31:55
years ago they've been doing
this of
2:31:56
course of course I don't think
they're
2:32:01
buying high but okay if you
think it's a
2:32:03
bonanza can we play the CBS
report this
2:32:06
is the yesterday's this is
yesterday's
2:32:09
update of the coronavirus story
from the
2:32:12
mainstream media on CBS and I
just was
2:32:16
so we can get a little
perspective on
2:32:17
what the what the beat is
actually doing
2:32:20
breaking news tonight President
Trump
2:32:22
addressed the nation today
announcing
2:32:24
the first coronavirus death in
this
2:32:26
country a patient in Washington
State
2:32:28
the president says there's no
reason for
2:32:30
panic
2:32:31
he plans to meet with drug
companies on
2:32:33
Monday to discuss vaccines the
outbreak
2:32:36
has now spread with at least 65
cases
2:32:38
across nine states there have
been three
2:32:41
new cases today all in
Washington state
2:32:43
and Wall Street has been
infected the
2:32:46
Dow lost more than 3,500 points
this
2:32:48
week
2:32:49
a 12 percent drop CBS's Steve
Dorsey is
2:32:52
at the White House there's no
reason to
2:32:55
panic in an abruptly arranged
White
2:32:58
House news conference President
Trump
2:32:59
tried to reassure the country
his
2:33:01
administration is taking
unprecedented
2:33:03
actions to contain the virus it
comes
2:33:06
after he accused Democrats of
trying to
2:33:09
weaponize it against him at a
South
2:33:10
Carolina rally last night and
today he
2:33:14
doubled down the hoax was used
with
2:33:16
respect to Democrats and what
they were
2:33:18
saying it was a hoax what they
were
2:33:19
saying but the president's
critics say
2:33:21
he's the one putting politics
ahead of
2:33:24
Public Health the problem is
when you
2:33:26
have the highest levels of the
Trump
2:33:28
administration actively using
words like
2:33:30
hoax it sends a very dangerous
signal to
2:33:33
the American people we want
folks who
2:33:35
take this seriously meanwhile
the White
2:33:37
House is announcing new travel
2:33:38
restrictions on foreign
nationals who've
2:33:40
recently visited Iran it's also
now
2:33:43
telling Americans to avoid
traveling to
2:33:45
areas in Italy in South Korea
most
2:33:48
affected by the virus it's
certainly not
2:33:50
a good situation when you lose
travel
2:33:52
that's a big part of market but
for a
2:33:55
period of time we're gonna have
to do
2:33:56
whatever is necessary safety
health
2:33:58
number one and we were the
markets will
2:34:01
take care of themselves
2:34:02
the president also stepped up
pressure
2:34:03
today on the Fed to cut
interest rates
2:34:06
to help protect the economy
they're
2:34:10
talking 50 basis points yeah I
don't
2:34:15
know much about the stock
market I've
2:34:17
done some technical day trading
I see a
2:34:19
beautiful double bottom on the
s py and
2:34:22
the spider I think that's done
I think
2:34:24
we've hit the bottom unless the
Pope
2:34:26
dies and that is unless that's
like an
2:34:29
if who knows he's been holed up
in his
2:34:34
in his chambers for the past
three days
2:34:36
if the Pope dies then all bets
are off
2:34:39
if we can keep dese's yeah he's
in the
2:34:41
strike zone keep that mofo
alive and
2:34:43
we're pretty good
2:34:44
let's compare SARS to
coronavirus for a
2:34:47
moment
2:34:47
Aaron authorities here do not
know
2:34:49
exactly how or where the man
contracted
2:34:51
this virus all we know is that
a Qatari
2:34:53
man is in critical condition
with a
2:34:55
corona virus this is the same
class of
2:34:58
virus that causes the common
cold but
2:35:00
also SARS now unlike SARS this
virus
2:35:04
doesn't just cause severe
respiratory
2:35:05
illness it also seems to cause
kidney
2:35:08
failure now fortunately it
doesn't seem
2:35:11
to spread as quickly as SARS
but this is
2:35:13
something that medical medical
2:35:14
authorities still are trying to
figure
2:35:16
out what they do know is that a
second
2:35:18
patient was diagnosed earlier
in June
2:35:21
with that same virus that
patient died
2:35:24
and what authorities are
looking at now
2:35:26
is to see whether or not these
two
2:35:27
patients were in any way
connected
2:35:29
oh and how or where these two
may have
2:35:33
contracted that virus and that
will help
2:35:35
authorities figure out whether
or not
2:35:37
this virus is spreading or
whether it is
2:35:39
already much more widespread
just to
2:35:42
show you we've been renowned
with MERS
2:35:43
though you're that clip that
clip was
2:35:45
from 2012 yeah that was a MERS
yeah I
2:35:49
wasn't sorry no I just wanted
to put it
2:35:51
in there oh yeah just a show
we've been
2:35:54
through this we've seen it
we've been
2:35:56
around the block we got the DVD
the
2:35:59
t-shirt the bumper sticker
calmed down
2:36:02
calm down people in and you're
right it
2:36:07
is just more reason to go after
the
2:36:09
president which I find that's
when
2:36:12
you're talking about life and
death even
2:36:14
though it's not all that
horrible it's
2:36:16
really messed up what what the
press is
2:36:20
doing in fact here this is a
you know
2:36:25
ouchy who is you know I'm not a
fan of
2:36:29
foul Chi by the way the guy
owns patents
2:36:31
on viruses he's a total
douchebag but
2:36:34
he's been in in this business
for a long
2:36:37
time through multiple
administration's
2:36:39
people trust him so he canceled
several
2:36:44
appearances on the sunday shows
and
2:36:47
immediately this is what the
press does
2:36:51
and I'm just going to ask you
directly
2:36:52
about this with regard to the
flow of
2:36:54
information
2:36:55
from the very beginning you
received a
2:36:57
lot of criticism regarding that
in
2:36:59
particular about dr. Anthony
bouchy he
2:37:03
is more renowned in contagious
diseases
2:37:06
and there were reports out
there that he
2:37:08
was being muzzled can you tell
us that
2:37:11
this widely respected expert
dr. pouchy
2:37:14
will have every opportunity to
tell us
2:37:17
the truth that's a very
dishonest very
2:37:19
dishonest question because he
has
2:37:21
because he has had that ability
to do
2:37:25
virtually whatever he's wanted
to do and
2:37:26
in fact in fact he was never
muzzled
2:37:29
okay I think I can speak you
can speak
2:37:39
let me let me clarify it I have
never
2:37:42
been muzzled and ever and I've
been
2:37:44
doing this since the
administration of
2:37:46
Ronald Reagan I'm not being
muzzled by
2:37:48
this administration
2:37:49
what happened which was
misinterpreted
2:37:52
is that we were set up to go on
some
2:37:55
shows and when the Vice
President took
2:37:57
over we said let's regroup and
figure
2:38:00
out how we're going to be
communicating
2:38:02
so I had to just stand down on
a couple
2:38:04
of shows and we submit for
clearance and
2:38:07
when I resubmitted for
clearance I got
2:38:10
cleared so I have not been most
of it
2:38:12
all that was a real
misrepresentation of
2:38:15
what happened yeah well I can't
wait
2:38:16
until the media says he's he's
been
2:38:18
co-opted he's been hypnotized
by the
2:38:20
president oh that yeah that's
good he's
2:38:23
he's gone off the reservation
we can't
2:38:25
trust them anymore foutch he is
one of
2:38:27
them oh yeah this is said to
what they
2:38:29
did with bar yeah and you know
you've
2:38:32
you know you've reached go
ahead no
2:38:35
that's very funny that you make
that
2:38:36
obvious Richter's ask exactly
what they
2:38:38
do first they accused the
president
2:38:40
something didn't happen and
they do it
2:38:42
just on his question as he says
and then
2:38:44
the guy who's gets the focus he
says hey
2:38:47
no is that not nothing happens
to all
2:38:49
the guys sold out sold out
that's the
2:38:53
one sold out he's a
multi-millionaire
2:38:55
owns patents to multiple
vaccines sell
2:38:59
out sure but you know you've
reached
2:39:01
peak coronavirus when fox
business knew
2:39:04
whose brings you this one
four-legged
2:39:06
furry friends we're talking
about all
2:39:08
ourselves were focused on
ourselves you
2:39:10
know buying perishables trying
to
2:39:12
prepare for whatever is gonna
happen in
2:39:14
the next coming months or weeks
or so
2:39:16
but whatever about our pets the
FDA is
2:39:18
now saying that six out of the
32
2:39:21
companies here in the United
States that
2:39:23
make active drugs for pets
could be
2:39:26
facing supply issues why is
that because
2:39:29
they get some of their active
2:39:30
ingredients from China
2:39:32
they've already issued just
they're
2:39:34
talking about the fact that
there could
2:39:35
be disruptions there haven't
been any
2:39:38
disruption so I don't want to
alarm any
2:39:39
of our viewers right now okay
but we
2:39:42
know that on the CDC which is
not trying
2:39:44
to alarm me by shoulder website
they
2:39:46
aren't warning us to get
non-perishable
2:39:48
items and to stock up on
possibly
2:39:50
medication now you may have to
consider
2:39:53
that for your pets given this
industry
2:39:55
true is worth about 75 billion
dollars
2:39:57
not sure if we can see it on
the screen
2:39:58
right now but there's some
stocks that I
2:40:00
pulled up zoda's they're
well-known in
2:40:01
the industry in the United
States for
2:40:03
animal health I was just
speaking with
2:40:04
an investment banker earlier
this
2:40:06
morning who said he flew down
to Texas
2:40:07
for a deal
2:40:08
he went to go shake the CFO's
hand and
2:40:11
the CFO for this deal refused
to shake
2:40:13
his hand for fear of catching
something
2:40:15
and it wasn't just the CFO it
was one of
2:40:17
his colleagues as well so I
feel like
2:40:19
the the the fear factor seems
to be
2:40:21
escalating a little bit spread
yet here
2:40:25
in the United States but people
are
2:40:26
definitely taking precautions
2:40:27
especially when it comes to
your pets
2:40:29
yep but those anecdotal stories
actually
2:40:32
are very important very part of
their
2:40:34
anecdotal they are important
because
2:40:36
that's the mood of the country I
2:40:37
wouldn't need to assess the
anxiety
2:40:39
level in the country good stuff
cover
2:40:43
your ears cover your kids ears
yeah fuck
2:40:46
it was Barney huh I was
watching Kimmel
2:40:50
and I don't remember the guest
but one
2:40:52
of the guests comes out and
refused to
2:40:54
shake hands or hug and there so
Kimmel
2:40:57
came up with the fist bump
2:40:59
yeah and the guest no no and he
said no
2:41:02
let's do I've elbow what oh no
need knee
2:41:05
bump know what he I think was a
foot
2:41:07
pump did you watch it yeah well
it
2:41:09
wasn't that one with the sledge
injure
2:41:11
but that was her first it was
the but
2:41:13
you won't be forced less did you
2:41:15
it wasn't a better call Saul
the actor
2:41:17
yeah yeah it was I thought I
didn't know
2:41:20
was a knee bum but I was a foot
kick
2:41:21
whatever it was stupid
2:41:23
it was totally stupor my tongue
in your
2:41:26
mouth well no I won't do that
but you
2:41:29
know what I'm just kind of it
the idea
2:41:30
to do that was Rogen now that
would be
2:41:34
legendary ratings now one other
thing I
2:41:41
do want all producers to pay
attention
2:41:43
to we've heard the calls for the
2:41:46
president said two and a half
billion
2:41:47
dollars which is really only a
billion
2:41:49
because we already had this
money said I
2:41:52
mean January 29th the president
2:41:55
announced his
2:41:58
coronavirus panel of experts
and if you
2:42:02
recall what was the media's
response do
2:42:05
you mean what CNN said about the
2:42:07
president's coronavirus task
force
2:42:09
losers no look at the picture
2:42:13
coronavirus task force another
example
2:42:15
of trump administration's lack
of
2:42:17
diversity no black people
that's all
2:42:21
they can say about it on the
29th of
2:42:23
January and the people who are
in and on
2:42:26
the task force are quite
accomplished
2:42:29
but of course no one's gonna
look at it
2:42:31
now what you need to look at is
Chuck
2:42:34
Schumer said no no all we need
eight and
2:42:36
a half billion minimum we need
eight
2:42:38
billion this will all be put
together in
2:42:40
the coronavirus spending bill
and I was
2:42:43
talking to keep her about this
yesterday
2:42:45
she didn't know this and it's it
2:42:46
warrants re explanation when
big bills
2:42:51
go through National Defense
2:42:53
Authorization Act you know any
spending
2:42:56
bill there will often be line
items in
2:43:01
there known as pork which will
have zero
2:43:06
relation to what is the topic
at hand so
2:43:10
the National Defense
Authorization Act
2:43:11
will have something in there
for a post
2:43:15
office lon these are all the
goodies
2:43:18
this is the the negotiation
that goes on
2:43:21
in the smoke-filled rooms to
get the
2:43:23
bill passed the Patriot Act
2:43:28
which has enabled massive
spying on
2:43:31
United States citizens by the
government
2:43:34
is due to expire on March 13th
2:43:38
12th of 13th if it's not
reauthorized
2:43:41
the authorization to spy and
many other
2:43:45
things within some good but
most of them
2:43:48
egregious and crap in the
Patriot Act
2:43:50
will not get reauthorized pay
attention
2:43:53
to the coronavirus pending bill
I
2:43:55
guarantee you there's going to
be some
2:43:57
little gotchas in there that'll
be
2:44:00
jammed through that will
reauthorize
2:44:02
some parts of the Patriot Act
we've got
2:44:05
to pay attention to that
because that's
2:44:07
how these a-holes would do it
big fear
2:44:10
who gotta spend it gotta put it
through
2:44:13
got to do it don't pay any
attention and
2:44:15
they slip it in and that should
come up
2:44:18
any day now it should be it
should be on
2:44:20
the on the house of the floor
perhaps
2:44:22
this coming week it should be
at least
2:44:23
and that is your coronavirus
updates
2:44:27
you've got
2:44:30
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2:44:50
we live another day
2:44:52
well while all this is going on
the big
2:44:57
story what do you think the big
2:44:58
worldwide story is at least I
have my
2:45:00
opinion the biggest not
reported at all
2:45:05
we don't care a screw it
because I see
2:45:09
your Clips I know what it is
already I
2:45:11
can already line it up line it
up it's
2:45:14
locust in northern Kenya the
next
2:45:17
generation of locusts has
already been
2:45:19
born but as the plague
multiplies and
2:45:22
spreads Africa and the Horn of
Africa
2:45:23
governments hit by violence or
a lack of
2:45:26
supplies are struggling to hold
back the
2:45:28
tide in a region where 19
million people
2:45:31
already go hungry the UN's Food
and
2:45:35
Agricultural organization
representative
2:45:36
to Kenya dr. Tobias Tocqueville
Russia
2:45:38
says it's a disaster that
eclipses all
2:45:41
others it is a big threat it is
a
2:45:43
biggest threat much as we say
drought is
2:45:47
a threat much as we say that
floods can
2:45:49
be a threat but if we are
trying to rank
2:45:51
them I think they are all
threat but
2:45:54
desert locust situation is an
2:45:56
unprecedented threat on food
security a
2:45:58
single square kilometer swarm
can eat as
2:46:00
much food in a day as 35,000
people and
2:46:05
the FAO warned last month that
left
2:46:07
unchecked the number of locusts
in East
2:46:09
Africa could explode by 500
times by
2:46:12
June when eggs hot as they have
been
2:46:15
doing recently in Kenya's
Archers post
2:46:17
the young locusts or hoppers are
2:46:19
earthbound for two weeks and
are more
2:46:21
vulnerable to spraying but this
month
2:46:24
Kenya the region's wealthiest
and most
2:46:26
stable country ran out of
pesticide for
2:46:29
about a week and a half leaving
2:46:31
residents and farmers to watch
2:46:33
helplessly as the crops they
count on to
2:46:35
feed their families were
devoured yeah I
2:46:38
have I've have been following
this a
2:46:40
little bit but only when you
turn on
2:46:42
Pluto TV will you see this
report
2:46:44
anywhere yeah this is
unbelievably
2:46:47
horrible
2:46:48
nobody's reporting on it it's
good I
2:46:50
mean if I was a news director I
it's
2:46:52
good material great if it is
great
2:46:55
horrify people in the end the
girls are
2:46:57
fabulous let's play part two
it's
2:47:01
disturbing the
2:47:02
you've never seen anything like
this and
2:47:03
also when they land on
vegetation they
2:47:05
eat everything even the grass
if this
2:47:07
continues they will eat all the
2:47:09
vegetation in neighboring
Uganda the
2:47:13
military has been deployed and
spraying
2:47:15
trees in the morning before
locusts take
2:47:17
flight
2:47:18
Somalia where the infestation
was first
2:47:21
reported in December can't
provide
2:47:23
security to exterminators
Ethiopia needs
2:47:27
500 thousand liters of
pesticide for the
2:47:29
upcoming harvest and planting
season but
2:47:32
the country's single pesticide
factory
2:47:34
is struggling to produce its
maximum
2:47:36
200,000 litres as foreign
exchange
2:47:39
shortages have delayed the
purchase of
2:47:41
chemicals the best decides are
available
2:47:45
but the pesticides require
energy or
2:47:48
resources before they can be
released
2:47:51
the FAO says containing the
plague will
2:47:54
cost at least a hundred thirty
eight
2:47:55
million US dollars so far
donors have
2:48:00
pledged 52 million it where's
Bill Gates
2:48:03
where's Bill Gates all he's
always
2:48:07
writing about it 38 million
which is a
2:48:09
lot of money to kill some bugs
138
2:48:13
million Bill Gates I could put
you can
2:48:15
name him you can name Bezos
there's all
2:48:17
these guys this is like no
shuck chain
2:48:19
cause they're black
2:48:20
John they don't care they're
racist I
2:48:23
know if that's true but it
sounds good
2:48:27
let's look at the the ten
plagues of
2:48:30
Egypt of which the locust is
one water
2:48:36
turning to blood I don't think
we have
2:48:38
an example of that yet the Frog
Ebola
2:48:40
Ebola okay frogs the frogs lice
or gnat
2:48:45
slices definitely all over the
place
2:48:48
wild animals yeah hmm I don't
know
2:48:51
pestilence of livestock boils
thunder
2:48:55
storm hail and fire there yeah
dark
2:48:58
darkness California darkness
for three
2:49:02
days and death of firstborn
babies now
2:49:05
we're ahead of the game so far
I think
2:49:07
we're doing okay
2:49:08
yeah doing okay yeah yeah it's
it's it's
2:49:13
very interesting how actual
news is just
2:49:17
pushed away by something that
is handy
2:49:20
to scare people with and it's
done by
2:49:22
amateurs these these news
people are
2:49:24
amateurs they don't know what
they're
2:49:25
doing and they don't care they
don't
2:49:27
care in a competent it's like
why does
2:49:30
anybody read these
2:49:32
publications or watch these TV
shows
2:49:34
they don't give me there's
nothing else
2:49:36
is this by the way the de Lucas
story is
2:49:39
exciting if you're a news
person no
2:49:42
that's not for these news
people do it
2:49:46
Trump yeah got after the Trump
well the
2:49:49
only here's how I would spin it
now
2:49:50
here's how I would spin it let
me see if
2:49:53
I can do this it would have to
be
2:49:55
something like just when you
thought it
2:49:58
couldn't get any worse the
president
2:50:01
already ignoring coronavirus
now the
2:50:04
heavens above are showing us
how scary
2:50:07
he is with locusts I could turn
it into
2:50:12
a story there's some ways ways
of doing
2:50:15
it
2:50:16
their only major I got other
2:50:17
international stories but I
think we
2:50:19
need to take a break but I do
want to
2:50:21
get this one all the way which
is the
2:50:22
there is an Afghanistan story
flow it
2:50:25
was ice just a small story well
I'm in
2:50:31
fighting this war for 18 years
but this
2:50:32
was this actually was on CBS so
it's not
2:50:35
completely I think it was on
Saturday
2:50:37
it's not completely ignored by
the
2:50:39
mainstream but it could have
been I
2:50:41
think it's a little more
important than
2:50:42
then Trump guys calling a man a
woman
2:50:46
the United States today signed a
2:50:48
historic peace agreement with a
Taliban
2:50:50
it could end America is the
longest war
2:50:52
which began after September
11th 2001
2:50:55
empty is tyub has the details
2:51:00
for a war that started with
such fury
2:51:03
the first real step towards
ending it
2:51:05
was a gentle pen stroke the
agreement
2:51:08
signed by the US and talibans
top
2:51:10
negotiators was also quite
literally
2:51:12
written on the wall a peace
deal nearly
2:51:16
19 years after 9/11 Secretary
of State
2:51:19
Mike Pompeo was there to
witness it we
2:51:22
recognized the mecca shouldn't
fight in
2:51:23
perpetuity in the graveyard of
Empires
2:51:25
if we can help Afghans forge
peace we
2:51:29
believe that the Afghan people
are ready
2:51:30
to chart their own course
forward the
2:51:33
course forward follows more
than a year
2:51:35
of tough negotiations a trump
2:51:37
administration is promising to
pull out
2:51:39
5000 of the roughly 13,000 US
troops
2:51:43
currently in Afghanistan within
135 days
2:51:46
and in 14 months
2:51:47
a full withdrawal the job we've
done has
2:51:50
been fantastic 1 in terms of
terrorists
2:51:54
and terrorism and it's time for
our
2:51:56
people to start coming home but
only if
2:51:59
the Taliban keeps up its side
of the
2:52:01
bargain which requires it to
sever ties
2:52:03
with al-qaeda and to negotiate
power
2:52:06
sharing with other Afghan
political
2:52:08
factions not part of the deal
protecting
2:52:11
the rights of women and
minorities were
2:52:13
so brutally repressed the last
time the
2:52:15
Taliban was in power but after a
2:52:18
trillion dollars spent and
thousands of
2:52:20
lives lost if you want to see
the
2:52:22
fighting continue this really
is the
2:52:25
beginning of the end at the
other side
2:52:28
CBS News
2:52:30
yeah did you look at the
details of this
2:52:33
deal no I didn't I did and I
think it's
2:52:36
a drug deal I'm sure that
because we're
2:52:40
going to leave 8400 troops
there which
2:52:43
is kind of what we had before
we put in
2:52:45
a few more so there's and we're
going to
2:52:49
allow 5,000 Taliban to be let
out of
2:52:54
incarceration as as part of the
as part
2:52:59
of the deal so I take it to me
it's like
2:53:02
okay you got your guys to get
the drugs
2:53:04
and you got us to go ship them
back I
2:53:05
mean there's no way we can
leave there
2:53:07
we need to continue to ship the
drugs
2:53:09
yeah we're the drug dealer and
we also
2:53:12
have to protect the lithium
from your
2:53:14
Chinese exactly and Iran is not
happy
2:53:17
with all of any of this Iran is
really
2:53:19
like they don't like it they're
the ones
2:53:22
well they haven't been happy
since we
2:53:23
first talked to the Taliban and
the ice
2:53:25
appointed telling us well I
think
2:53:27
they're the ones that you know
killed a
2:53:28
few people when they were
supposed to go
2:53:30
to Camp David and and have the
meeting
2:53:32
and then Trump blew them off
you said
2:53:34
out of these wise guys but I
think the
2:53:35
Iranians did part of that it's
a messy
2:53:38
part of the world that someone
else have
2:53:40
it
2:53:40
yeah the Turks there you go I'm
gonna
2:53:43
show my food by donors you know
agenda
2:53:46
imagine all the people who
could do with
2:53:48
us oh yeah that'd be fun
2:53:51
oh yeah too few people to thank
for show
2:54:00
12:21 starting with time Tommy
Barnes
2:54:03
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2:54:07
her daddy cast 122 ten Shawn
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2:54:10
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2:54:17
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I'm
2:54:22
sorry I'm setting up the next
segment
2:54:25
I'm dumbing a whole different
page it
2:54:27
said Netherlands Oh Dody do
young yeah
2:54:30
you're absent very good Chris
Levine in
2:54:34
San Juan Capistrano although
was to say
2:54:38
France for San Juan Capistrano
well I
2:54:41
don't know
2:54:42
he needs a D douching deduced
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2:54:50
Hampton Fort Worth Texas 808
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2:54:56
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2:54:59
donating for a sexy wife in the
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2:55:01
birthday and 3y nice put some
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2:55:04
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2:55:08
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2:55:11
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2:55:15
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2:55:21
should be credited to dude
Darris of
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2:55:44
yeah there's some Karma for you
at the
2:55:46
end Robert case 600 6 and we
have
2:55:50
douchebag call out for Trevor
Ward's of
2:55:53
Duty fan douchebag bro Scott
Richardson
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2:56:07
and another DD douching deduced
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Nick's Secord Nick Secord
2:56:30
he needs jobs karma to boost his
2:56:34
upcoming interview Wednesday
for a a new
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job he's an aspiring dude named
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2:56:44
for him Scott of the tall corn
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Davenport Iowa 5233 Steeler
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celebrated two days ago on the
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celebrating today that is March
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happy birth and everybody from
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on the docket for today you
heard her
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earlier coming up with the
donation Dame
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Sarah Rupert becomes a Baroness
today
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please bow before the Baroness
Baroness
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Sarah Cooper thank you very
much and
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congratulations with your
upgrade in
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title it shall be reflected on
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peerage maps i TM dot by ITM
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/i TM ITM she was just changing
her name
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to Rupert it she always was a
Baroness
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oh it's well it's still a title
change
3:00:01
but it's just not an upgrade
it's a
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title change all right
3:00:05
I understand then we have let
me see we
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have a number of knighting zand
deigning
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z-- do we have one two three no
we have
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Knights today let's get some
blade is
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here there you go yeah that's
deep deep
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[Applause]
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William Hale the second Shawn
newcomer
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John Vogel Ron pepper Mike
Schwab
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gentleman all
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you up here on the podium
you're about
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to become Knights of the No
Agenda
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Roundtable and I pronounce the
KP sir
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will with one L Knight of the
cross
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cannons sir quit T of central
New York
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and southern Adirondacks Sir
John Fogle
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for you
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gentlemen we have hookers and
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red boys and Chardonnay case of
Corona
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and Scoville flummoxes with
Rhoda Stiles
3:00:55
poor died in Coronas no key and
kosher
3:00:58
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pepperoni rolls
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and Pale Ales
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breast milk and pablum ginger
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3:01:03
gerbils and mutton and Mead
thank you
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for making this episode special
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lot just jam-packed with
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[Music]
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[Applause]
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yeah just Jack it all into one
show we
3:01:41
had a number of meet ups on
leap day of
3:01:44
course how could you not want
to do that
3:01:45
and we received increasingly
improved or
3:01:50
increasingly improving meet up
reports
3:01:53
I'm really liking it people
you're doing
3:01:55
much better you're keeping them
short
3:01:56
some of them appear to be
produced which
3:01:59
is incredibly appreciated and
this of
3:02:01
course is not only for people
to see
3:02:04
each other face to face to meet
3:02:05
like-minded people who are not
3:02:07
triggering as it which is
incredibly
3:02:10
healthy but it is also your way
to
3:02:12
defeat back into the show just
like the
3:02:15
donation segment so we'll go
through
3:02:16
these reports the first one is
the
3:02:19
Vancouver British Columbia
Meetup
3:02:33
hey this is Kevin that
Vancouver meet up
3:02:36
in the morning hi it's Adam
yeah in the
3:02:38
morning hey it's Dean thanks to
health
3:02:41
you make a loan it's Alberta BC
here
3:02:43
just at the Vancouver meet up
hope to
3:02:45
see another meet up here in the
short
3:02:47
future Laura thanks for the
sanity isn't
3:02:54
that one of the best meetup
reports
3:02:56
you've ever heard the best so
far doing
3:02:58
like the outdoor the wind like
Anderson
3:03:01
Cooper this is brian is live at
the
3:03:08
Chicago meetup we are sucking
in Sun and
3:03:10
we are here from Chicago
Illinois to
3:03:18
Three Mile Island
3:03:20
greetings Gitmo nation from the
Three
3:03:22
Mile Island meetup we'd like to
say hi
3:03:24
starting with our special guest
Brendan
3:03:26
on everybody
3:03:27
thank you for your courage I've
been up
3:03:29
and down the Northeast looking
for
3:03:31
another person of color and I
found one
3:03:41
hi I'm token girl Chris Steve
here in
3:03:45
the morning and it's like a
Potter this
3:03:48
is Chris here suck it in suit
here in
3:03:51
Central PA in the morning get my
3:03:53
nation's a surf Humber good
morning Adam
3:03:55
and John where you're just
having a
3:03:58
great you slay me Kansas City
3:04:06
yeah all right sir Spencer
Wolfe for
3:04:09
Kansas City here with another
Casey
3:04:10
edition of no Jenna meetups
here in the
3:04:13
city of Super Bowl champions
we're gonna
3:04:15
pass it around right now
3:04:16
hello the circumspect from Oak
Grove
3:04:18
Missouri I am officially
requesting a
3:04:21
name change I'd like to be sir
3:04:23
dick pound the longest standing
member
3:04:26
of the No Agenda nation and
thanks
3:04:28
shout out to everybody in Omaha
made the
3:04:32
one show our trips down here
3:04:35
shout out to pasty Jordan with
an H
3:04:37
douchebags
3:04:38
dammit our own messed it up I'm
a
3:04:45
douchebag anyway Daris from
Lenovo the
3:04:49
lower Platteville e of Ashland
from
3:04:56
Kansas City to Zurich
Switzerland
3:04:59
greetings from Gitmo nation
fondue here
3:05:02
Switzerland we have ten people
here my
3:05:07
service with Senna Black
Knights and
3:05:10
let's hear from the other ones
hi this
3:05:13
is Cyrus the American virus
from Iran
3:05:15
I'm feeling pretty good
3:05:19
hi this is Phil I have an
important
3:05:22
announcement to make
3:05:23
there goes the Zephyr hi this
is Lucas
3:05:27
from Munich in the morning I TM
here is
3:05:31
Sir Philip is out and Jeffrey
Epstein
3:05:35
didn't kill himself
3:05:36
I TM I'm subsidies from the
Zurich
3:05:41
Islands here's the dude named
Stefan ITM
3:05:46
altogether I wish I could be at
that
3:05:52
meet up I bet that was fantastic
3:05:54
Zurich ten people now San
Antone Texas
3:06:00
look my name is Andrew and I'm
having a
3:06:02
fantastic time at the No Agenda
meetup
3:06:04
in San Antonio let me be clear
I'm Jess
3:06:07
and this is the San Antonio
meetup
3:06:09
listen there are good people
good beer
3:06:12
good conversations to be had
3:06:15
we need more San Antonio slaves
come out
3:06:17
here
3:06:18
y'all good time have a good one
3:06:21
hi I'm Anne formerly from
California now
3:06:24
happily at the San Antonio Mita
3:06:26
hello I am God man just a
douchebag
3:06:29
Tommy their net and then
finally the Bay
3:06:33
Area troll moot meetup in
California
3:06:40
morning in the morning the
anonymous gay
3:06:42
accountant in the morning or
did had to
3:06:44
meet up and things are morning
in the
3:06:46
morning this is day from no
agenda fun
3:06:48
calm this is Nancy China is km6
TMZ it's
3:06:53
true roll room the sewer and
hug story
3:06:56
this is lavish in the morning
this Alex
3:06:58
11:11 night chez Gong Wu I'm
braving the
3:07:01
corona pocalypse foreheads on
stick some
3:07:03
morning in the morning this is
Jim from
3:07:05
Congress Arab Rupert here with
the human
3:07:09
resource violet in the morning
my
3:07:12
Millennials
3:07:14
wow wow it's like my brain is
just
3:07:17
blowing up from this thank you
everybody
3:07:19
these are fantastic reports
very very
3:07:22
good well done on the calendar
Thursday
3:07:25
Michigan local one Friday
winston-salem
3:07:27
North Carolina
3:07:29
Oregon local 33 also on Friday
and the
3:07:32
day of the dude that will be
fried hey
3:07:36
where is that going to be Miami
Florida
3:07:39
meet at a hookah and more if
you would
3:07:43
like to know more about any
meetups go
3:07:44
to no agenda meetups calm if
you don't
3:07:47
find something near you is very
simple
3:07:48
just put something on the list
no agenda
3:07:50
meetups calm
3:07:52
sometimes you wanna go hang out
with all
3:07:55
the nights and days check it out
3:08:04
[Music]
3:08:09
it's like a party
3:08:13
huh
3:08:15
you had a lot of fun at the at
the
3:08:18
Oakland is great mood to meet
up and
3:08:20
there was at Drake's which is
the only
3:08:22
drawback I can't believe the
food they
3:08:24
cook at that place oh my god
it's just
3:08:26
so inedible no really that
everything's
3:08:29
got French everything has to be
french
3:08:30
fries
3:08:31
it's like french fries with
this on it
3:08:33
french fries with that on yeah
nachos
3:08:35
for french fries yeah yeah NAR
ste oh
3:08:40
good group good well I mean
just listen
3:08:43
to these people I mean who
doesn't want
3:08:45
to be a part of that now I
wanted to be
3:08:48
there's a couple of my wines I
want to
3:08:50
be all of them it'll be great
3:08:52
we played a little spot to
spook yes oh
3:08:55
just for your data points Steven
3:08:59
Spielberg has pulled out of the
the new
3:09:03
Indiana Jones movie which is
supposed to
3:09:05
start filming this summer Steven
3:09:07
Spielberg pulled out of the
French
3:09:09
Academy so for the cesare
Awards after
3:09:12
Polanski wanted I mean play
this Pulaski
3:09:15
causes stir clip no interesting
I had a
3:09:18
different take on it we're good
the
3:09:19
renowned French Film Awards
this is ours
3:09:21
held their 45th ceremony on
Friday
3:09:23
evening but they took a
dramatic turn
3:09:25
when convicted child rapist
Roman
3:09:27
Polanski won the award for Best
Director
3:09:29
at dressage L&L a figurehead of
France's
3:09:32
mewtwo movement stormed out of
the hall
3:09:34
shouting shame while she was
followed by
3:09:36
a few others
3:09:37
a couple hundred protesters
rallied
3:09:39
outside the venue before the
event
3:09:41
started calling out the choice
to
3:09:43
celebrate Polanski's work one
activist
3:09:45
said that supporting the
directors work
3:09:47
stopped victims from coming
forward
3:09:49
Polanski said this was a public
lynching
3:09:52
but he was convicted of raping
a 13 year
3:09:54
old girl in the u.s. in 1977 he
pleaded
3:09:57
guilty to unlawful sexual
intercourse
3:09:59
with a minor and fled the
country on the
3:10:01
eve of his sentencing he's faced
3:10:04
multiple accusations of rape
since then
3:10:06
this is the fifth time Polanski
is won
3:10:08
Best Director at this is ours
but this
3:10:10
time the Academy resigned on
Mass two
3:10:13
weeks ago the whole board of
the awards
3:10:15
stepped down a general meeting
will soon
3:10:17
be held to elect a new board
which the
3:10:20
Academy says will work to
implement
3:10:21
reforms in modernization well
this is
3:10:24
interesting because it plays
into what I
3:10:26
was going to inform you of
3:10:28
is that Spielberg pulling out
of the new
3:10:30
Indiana Jones movie is a big
deal
3:10:32
moreover because it is a Disney
film and
3:10:36
so we have apparently some very
old
3:10:41
audio and/or video tapes of
casting that
3:10:44
Spielberg was doing asking very
3:10:46
inappropriate questions of
child actors
3:10:50
remember Bob Iger just resigned
from
3:10:52
Disney's a lot of pedo stuff
circling
3:10:55
around
3:11:03
he's not gonna direct that sure
you got
3:11:09
any more gems like that
3:11:10
oh that's the gem of gems
tonight is
3:11:13
pretty good we could we can
just we can
3:11:15
go right now just get out of
the way
3:11:17
these are short okay let's play
the
3:11:21
SpaceX rocket blows up so we
know that
3:11:23
happened a spectacular
explosion of a
3:11:26
SpaceX rocket the starship
super rocket
3:11:29
blew up late Friday night
during a test
3:11:31
near Brownsville Texas the
rocket
3:11:33
designed a ferry cruise to the
moon and
3:11:35
mars was destroyed the blast
could be
3:11:38
heard and felt for miles around
I heard
3:11:41
I heard the ground shook really
no
3:11:53
reporting oh okay Joe
chatterjee the
3:11:58
traitor jpe Loused reporting
trader Joe
3:12:02
has died Joe Cullum was 89 he
opened his
3:12:05
first quirky grocery store in
Pasadena
3:12:08
California fifty-three years
ago now
3:12:11
there are more than 500 Trader
Joe's in
3:12:13
over 40 states they don't want
to
3:12:16
mention this is actually now
owned by
3:12:18
the German grocery store chain
yes it's
3:12:21
Aldi yeah Aldi but they don't
mention
3:12:23
that that mean because it's not
traitor
3:12:25
June in fact the way I
understood the
3:12:30
story is that the two there
were two
3:12:32
brothers and the and they're
gonna take
3:12:35
over this the supermarket
business in
3:12:38
the United States yeah
3:12:39
but then the one brother didn't
want to
3:12:42
sell tobacco products so then
he bought
3:12:44
Trader Joe's because he didn't
want to
3:12:47
be a part of the Aldi selling
tobacco
3:12:49
but yeah they they had a tiff
this whole
3:12:53
trader Joe was a hashtag Oh our
IP
3:12:57
trader Joe I love your place
man oh well
3:13:06
Twitter story on another
underplayed
3:13:10
story that nobody's talking
about but
3:13:12
it's a gem cuz you know I think
if it
3:13:14
wasn't for for coronaviruses
would have
3:13:17
been played up a little bit
China
3:13:18
Olympic doping scandal like the
Russians
3:13:21
oh boy China's three-time
Olympic gold
3:13:23
medalist Sun yang expressed his
shock
3:13:25
are being handed an ancient ban
on
3:13:27
Friday for a dope test
violation that
3:13:30
rules him out of the Tokyo
games and
3:13:32
said he would immediately
appeal the
3:13:34
decision the Court of
Arbitration for
3:13:36
sport earlier accepted an
appeal from
3:13:38
the world anti-doping agency
against the
3:13:41
decision by Swimming's
governing body to
3:13:43
clear sun of wrongdoing for his
conduct
3:13:45
during a 2018 test Katz said the
3:13:49
eight-year ban was imposed
because the
3:13:51
28 year old already had an
earlier
3:13:53
anti-doping rule file a ssin
against him
3:13:55
sun expressed his anger at the
decision
3:13:58
saying in a statement I firmly
believed
3:14:01
in my innocence believed that
facts must
3:14:03
overcome lies the Chinese
swimmer is the
3:14:06
reigning world an Olympic
champion in
3:14:08
200 metres freestyle and won
two gold
3:14:10
medals in 2012 and another in
2016 but
3:14:14
is also a controversial figure
in the
3:14:16
sport at the Rio games
Australian rival
3:14:19
Mac Horton accused him of being
a drug
3:14:22
cheat and refused to share a
podium with
3:14:24
son at last year's World
Championship
3:14:25
whilst the appeal hung over him
as did
3:14:29
British swimmer Duncan Scott
who won 200
3:14:31
meters freestyle bronze cast
ruled that
3:14:34
Suns World Championship results
should
3:14:36
remain because he passed doping
control
3:14:38
before and after the 2018 test
when his
3:14:41
entourage smashed vials
containing blood
3:14:43
samples taken out of competition
3:14:46
the Chinese Swimming
Association said it
3:14:48
deeply regretted the ruling and
3:14:50
supporter Sun in defending his
interests
3:14:52
you know I'm sure this is not
being
3:14:54
reported the Chinese own so
much media I
3:14:59
mean do you know that they own
like 15
3:15:02
percent of Reddit no but why am
I not
3:15:06
surprised
3:15:07
yeah well that explains
everything
3:15:08
explain why they're getting rid
of the
3:15:10
Trump forums or whatever the
Donald or
3:15:13
whatever it is it explains why
there's
3:15:15
dicks on our reddit it's
Chinese who
3:15:19
hate us I think well maybe it
wouldn't
3:15:24
surprise me last story I want
to play is
3:15:26
the new Trump has gone back to
Radcliffe
3:15:30
versus his head of the DN a--
yeah DNI
3:15:34
yeah DNI Department of National
3:15:36
Intelligence whatever it's
called and of
3:15:38
course I'm making a story out
of a fuss
3:15:40
about it there in mainstream
media
3:15:42
because they don't like you
know Trump
3:15:43
picks the guys no good
ballistas player
3:15:45
so he'd catch up yeah I'm just
not sure
3:15:48
honcho that's what I wanted
president
3:15:51
Trump's no praise John
Radcliffe his
3:15:53
pick once again to be the
nation's top
3:15:55
spy all right the guy he cut
out because
3:15:57
it was they were coming up with
some
3:15:59
Oppo research on him that he had
3:16:02
inflated his academic career or
3:16:05
something yeah he did but bad
some
3:16:07
bullshit or something that
wasn't
3:16:09
necessary it took some time to
go erase
3:16:11
the problem Catherine Herridge
reports
3:16:15
he's a controversial choice to
lead the
3:16:17
nation's 17 intelligence
agencies in his
3:16:20
first television interview
since the
3:16:22
announcement Texas congressman
3:16:24
Republican John Radcliffe
pushed back
3:16:26
against charges he's not
qualified to
3:16:29
lead the intelligence agencies
I've been
3:16:31
handling national security
issues as far
3:16:33
back as 2005 but critics say
you've
3:16:36
never held a job in the
intelligence
3:16:38
community I think what we've
seen is
3:16:40
that some of our most
experienced
3:16:42
intelligence officials have
gotten it
3:16:43
wrong with respect to important
issues I
3:16:46
want you to respond to critics
who say
3:16:47
president Trump puts loyalty
ahead of
3:16:50
experience my experience as a US
3:16:52
attorney on national security
issues as
3:16:55
a legislator almost exclusively
in these
3:16:57
areas that was in
3:16:58
pourtant him loyalty what we've
talked
3:17:01
about is my loyalty to the
Constitution
3:17:03
Radcliffe was a passionate
defender of
3:17:05
the president during the Russia
probe
3:17:07
and more recently impeachment
he was
3:17:09
among the first to flag
irregularities
3:17:10
in the surveillance of a Trump
campaign
3:17:12
aide I've had a very public
role and
3:17:15
I've demonstrated that I've
been right
3:17:17
on some of these most important
issues
3:17:18
Radcliffe was tapped last
summer for the
3:17:21
job but it was withdrawn after
3:17:22
allegations he patted his
resume what's
3:17:25
changed i reconsidered because
the
3:17:27
president asked me and I think
when the
3:17:28
president asked you to do
something for
3:17:30
your country you look at that
just
3:17:32
because someone in your
business accuses
3:17:34
you it doesn't make it true
3:17:35
the chairman of the House
Intelligence
3:17:37
Committee Adam Schiff called him
3:17:39
unqualified can you get through
the
3:17:41
confirmation process I think
that I'll
3:17:43
have the support of all
Republicans at
3:17:46
the end of the day I'm gonna
work hard
3:17:47
to convince at least some of my
3:17:49
Democratic colleagues on the
other side
3:17:50
of the aisle
3:17:52
congressman Radcliffe tells CBS
News he
3:17:54
expects the confirmation
process to move
3:17:56
quickly and if confirmed
Radcliffe said
3:17:58
one priority is ensuring the
3:18:00
intelligence community becomes
entirely
3:18:02
apolitical well this is the guy
that has
3:18:08
to do it this national security
3:18:10
bureaucracy which I've named
myself
3:18:11
stands for NSB look it up
historically
3:18:15
it has to stop we need these
are these
3:18:18
this is the problem is these
Intel
3:18:20
agencies 17 of them he's got
he's got to
3:18:24
do something about that yeah
well he's
3:18:27
got a mind to so we'll see
3:18:30
yeah I think I thought I think
he was
3:18:32
ahead of mine too before and I
thought
3:18:33
they were rousted him he's the
one who
3:18:34
withdrew his is his resume and
his
3:18:40
application maybe in the people
he got
3:18:43
driven out and they came back
maybe in
3:18:45
the purge of the the National
Security
3:18:47
Council maybe they got rid of
some
3:18:48
elements that were bothersome
and now
3:18:51
he's coming in no no no he'll
be ah can
3:18:54
we call it I think we're good
alright I
3:18:57
think we're very good but we're
also at
3:18:58
the end of the show and we're
also late
3:19:01
what's the wait what's late a
podcast
3:19:06
you got a job or something
3:19:09
thank you all very much for
listening to
3:19:12
know it'll be three and a half
hours by
3:19:15
the time we're done with our
end of show
3:19:16
mixes thanks to Jesse coy
Nelson Danny
3:19:18
loose first Fletcher Cohn
insalata and
3:19:23
sir seat sitter for end of show
mixes
3:19:26
and I said meek arm everybody
for the
3:19:31
JRE on Tuesday it'll probably
be out on
3:19:34
Wednesday I guess he doesn't
stream live
3:19:36
anymore and I look forward to
seeing you
3:19:38
all on Thursday coming to you
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opportunities own 33 here in the
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frontier of Austin Texas FEMA
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3:19:45
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maps in case you're looking for
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the morning everybody
3:19:49
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3:19:52
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I'm John
3:19:56
C Dvorak we return on Thursday
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here on no agenda no agenda
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until then adios mofos and such
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Hillary Clinton is starting a
podcast
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world I wonder
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ever-growing Clinton body
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I'm so happy
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her podcasts gonna change
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will she talk about the
whiskey's dread
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or when she talks about the
lovely does
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or how she can
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the rest of
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for spirit
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gonna be a blast
3:21:37
the Hillary Clinton experience
just to
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ripoff Joe Rogan right away all
right
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shit this I would appreciate if
you
3:21:46
would go to me straight up goat
me
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so um goat me hello
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here we go earthquake weather
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earthquake straw hole drill the
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precisely tell room you see it
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the longest-standing
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I think I was taller she's good
an
3:24:08
interview with dick pound I
would have
3:24:10
jumped off who's gonna be I'm
talkin
3:24:15
longer come on you know are you
kidding
3:24:19
me my name is Joe Biden on the
3:24:41
Democratic candidate for the
United
3:24:43
States Senate that's all I
really gotta
3:24:45
say di my but I got two minutes
and 30
3:24:47
seconds left I'm looking at the
clock
3:24:49
down here if you could if there
was a
3:24:52
pill there's a pill that I
could take
3:24:54
and not be gay anymore I would
have
3:24:56
jumped up this is gonna be I
could take
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and not be gay anymore I would
have
3:25:05
jumped on the president is a
Russian
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operative and the jibbers of
pill
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there's a pill gonna interview
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mofo Dvorak org slash and a how
many
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hours do you have