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March 8th, 2020 • 3h 3m

1223: Ogamacare

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orange man kill beibei's Adam curry
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John C. Dvorak this is your reward when
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you get my nation media assassination
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episode 1223 this is no agenda morning
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everybody I'm Adam curry and from
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Northern Silicon Valley where we have
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shaved heads and fists in the air it's
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international Woman's Day I'm John C
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Dvorak wow man leave California is that
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what you got there is that all you have
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for international Woman's Day shaved
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heads and fists in the air no seriously
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is that what's going on
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no you're making that up right
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they scrote elizabeth warren oh yeah
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well that's true okay
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oh man I just had to think we had the
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New York banker a former New Year banker
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his wife over the last night yes we
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hosted them and so as that's why
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struggling about Elizabeth Warren I
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learned a couple things yes we're all
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ears everybody let's make sure you're
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ready for me
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let me see four main topics one the New
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York Times sucks it's it's now using the
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same model as Fox News pander to your
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audience
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caveat he says that's the only way you
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can make money any more in media this is
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a new this is this is a revelation to
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him well I don't know I guess
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yeah then I have I yes we talked about
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the economy and what's going to happen
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with with the rebound from once
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coronaviruses over and he said that
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apparently now people are talking about
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au recovery I don't know if you know
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this people say they in the first with
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all we might see a V recovery and then I
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guess everyone's talking about au
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recovery ooh but he refutes that yeah
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and he agrees with our basic premise
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that this is not a big deal that that's
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how it kind of how he got to the the
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bullcrap from the times and you know he
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says everyone it says that a lot of had
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Trump hate he agrees Trump hate in the
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reporting he also thinks it will pass
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pretty quickly and he believes he has
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the mechanism that will reverse the
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trend of well the trend of the market
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but also the fear factor in the world
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and that would be once South Korea
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definitively publishes its numbers and
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he thinks it'll be somewhere like a half
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of a half but no of a tenth of a percent
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he thinks will be extremely low but that
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the South Koreans will be trusted
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because they can be trusted when they
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come out with numbers and it will be
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positioned as such and I like that I
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think there's a there's some validity to
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that I agree however he says the United
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States I said hey man is are we going
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into what's going is gonna be a
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financial reset what's happening all
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these new there's a lot of stuff going
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on and in fact he laughed let me see if
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I have this
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laughs no well well what up what did I
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always say about Trump with the with the
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US debt what did you say well you
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laughed about it just on the previous
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show I said he wants to do a refi he
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wants to refire
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listen here here is the president at the
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town hall from earlier this week so a
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lot of questions mr. president about the
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national debt since being president
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you've signed into law four point seven
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trillion dollars of debt including two
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point one trillion of discretionary
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spending understand that you're spending
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on the military as well when you ran for
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president at one point you said that you
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would pay off the debt within eight
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years so now we're about four years in
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and the debt is up three point five
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trillion dollars that's about 18%
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Republicans and Democrats obviously are
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not talking about the national debt a
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lot on Capitol Hill or on the campaign
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trail
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so did I talk about you care about the
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now I do right very much and I'll always
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talk about it because to me it's very
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important now the good thing about the
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debt is we're paying very little
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interest almost nothing this is a great
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interest climate in fact I want to
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refinance the debt construction guy the
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revival refi but now but then he said
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something interesting about where we're
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going to go he says it doesn't matter he
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says we are in the Japanese debt trap
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and I like Japanese debt trap yeah he
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says look at what happened with Japan
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although there was an important
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difference and I'm paraphrasing him he
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said the in Japan it didn't matter how
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much stimulus whatever they tried to do
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how much they printed it made no
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difference the economy just kept slowly
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deflating which of course kind of backs
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up the modern monetary theory but the
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problem Japan had and he says the same
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goes for for China eventually is they
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don't have enough young people and
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that's then that's why Japan you know
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just really can't get out of it so his
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advice
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is we better get busy we need to make
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more babies that was his he says that's
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the only way we can avoid it
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and I don't see that happening with the
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you know dogs I don't see it happening
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with dogs either replacing children in
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today's society so I thought that was
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interesting and then the final one as we
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were talking a little bit more about
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coronavirus he's you know when you have
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a course it's international Woman's Day
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you have a when you have a societal
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discouragement of having babies and
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Families and there's a discouragement of
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families which means the discouragement
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of babies and this is built into the
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economy it's built into the school
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system it's built into the colleges and
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that's why we have all these people that
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have furry babies and my baby has four
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paws and all these kinds of bumper
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stickers yeah it's all bit the system is
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is pushed the family is it's this it's
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designed to destroy the country and who
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was behind this system and how do we
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stop him
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you know it's funny I was talking to my
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buddy from Holland yesterday yeah Robert
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Jensen and he said and I didn't I didn't
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think to look for a clip but he says
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apparently earlier this year maybe
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wasn't yeah early admit was at the end
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of last year
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Soros apparently said yes yes there's
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only eight months until the election but
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in the revolution eight months is a
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lifetime and so now the conspiracy
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minded of course are thinking that all
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of this including the corona virus scare
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has all been propagated by George Soros
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and why not die and in the in the in the
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mode of never let a good crisis go to
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waste the analysis from the former New
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York banker was pretty interesting about
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Silicon Valley is now is it or is it
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Google Amazon Apple as well they're all
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asking their employees to
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I work from home I think a lot of them
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are Amazon doesn't have a lot of
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presence down here but they yeah but
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they've done that before I mean it's the
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it's very doable for these companies to
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have people working from home well what
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the what the former New York banker
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posited is oh yes he posited this oh
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just before I D he posited it he said no
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this is they're doing this to stimulate
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Silicon Valley he says by doing this
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they want to stimulate more
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telecommuting companies you know more
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technology more networks more broadband
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it says it's and of course for them huge
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differences in overhead so they're
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trying to use this to prove to I guess
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shareholders board members workers alike
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that see it works we can do it you can
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just stay home that's much better
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I think of something that's not even
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close that's what he thinks is going on
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yeah I'm sure he does I used to imagine
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that sort of thing myself years ago when
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I was writing about telework
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yeah just became known as yeah and then
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you start looking into it and yeah and
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that's not the way it works now I didn't
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want to see people it's it's like the
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right it's like you had a company but
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you know pod show and they Ron bloom
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wanted to see people want to see people
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no desks everybody all these guys in
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Silicon Valley all these bosses they
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don't like the idea of people working
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from home yeah it sounds good on paper
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and maybe you can sell it to somebody
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but in fact they want to see they want
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to see body so they I control these
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people hmm and it's I've never seen any
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evidence to the country one time on the
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silicon Spencer I had ad entrepreneur on
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there she was very kind of famous famous
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enough who was she what did they not
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gonna mention her oh good she would she
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would go on and on about do do I don't
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understand why people would they have to
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be in the office because sometimes we
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have a meeting we needed teams we need
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to have teamwork we need we need this
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camaraderie it has to be in the present
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yeah I said I've got to
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argument whether about telework no huh
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no that's no chance of that happening
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with this mentality interesting okay
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but this is what they have all these big
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buildings that's why there's this
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Salesforce Tower this tower is mine this
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tower well three out of four for the
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former New York bankers not bad then not
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bad and we might offend Sunday you thing
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I think I'm also over this of this I
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subscribe to the new idea but V recovery
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are you recovery I think you do recovery
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to be better but he says it's gonna be a
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V he doesn't say it's gonna be you he
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said I know it's when he says V I think
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you two out of four ain't bad ladies and
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gentlemen virus so we might as well
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stick with that for a moment it's it's
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kind of hot and I do have the bill that
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was signed into law by the President on
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Friday the Coronis coronavirus
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preparedness and response supplemental
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appropriations act money money money
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money money but first let's find out
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what happened within the hour after the
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President signed this bill which
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contains appropriations means
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distribution of money to the tune of
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eight point three billion dollars within
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the hour our fearless leader in Austin
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mayor Adler canceled South by Southwest
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disaster declarations remote the city of
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Austin and Travis County canceled what
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would have been the festival's 34th year
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community leaders saying people's health
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is just more important this is any
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evaluation that is ongoing daily with
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decisions made daily Friday afternoon
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just days from the start of South by
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Southwest the City of Austin canceled
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the festival with a disaster declaration
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at the same time the county issued a
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similar declaration to festival
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gatherings that are attracting
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individuals from areas that have
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documented cases of person-to-person
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transmission of kovat 19 and also those
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participants would be
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expected to be in close and sustained
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proximity with one another but just two
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days ago the city's health officials
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said that canceling the festival would
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not stop the spread of corona virus in
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Austin there is no evidence that closing
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South by Southwest or other activities
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is going to make this community safer
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Friday they added having the festival
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would help spread the virus faster
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there was no acceptable path forward
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that would mitigate the risk enough to
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protect our community officials looked
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at the size of events venues where
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guests were coming from and if those
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places had any threats of
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person-to-person contact between people
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with coronavirus the fact that this is a
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high-impact disease and that we lack a
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vaccine or treatment at this stage makes
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the threat higher as well there are
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still no confirmed cases in Austin or
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Travis County and for the past week
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businesses and performers have been
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dropping out a South by right so let's
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take a look at a few things first of all
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this is very sad for Austin this is our
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big event it's our big annual event it
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brings in over 350 million dollars
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according to last year's numbers give me
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a quick comment yeah sure
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couple of things one they said they are
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cancelling the event for health reasons
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well if that was the case it would have
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canceled eight years ago you know the
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drunk Fest that it is the other thing is
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as soon as I hear all this because I
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know there people were starting to bail
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yeah oh we're gonna keep doing it when
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this guy bails and then that guy bills
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and then this guy bills it was headed to
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being a money loser if it kept on and I
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die I'm gonna do you probably know the
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answer this but is it possible that it
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was canceled officially does that
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trigger some insurance clause guys
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losing their asses well the insurance
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clause on the South by Southwest
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organizers is unclear this conflicting
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reports but the reason why this was
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signed an hour within the president
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signing
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into bill this declaration was made is
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very obvious from the money being
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distributed there is emergency money and
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you know when you look at eight billion
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dollars and I'll break it down a little
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bit it doesn't sound like a lot when you
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break it into hundreds of millions and
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you see how many hundreds of millions
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that is an you think one hundred million
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dollars a lot of money the the most
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important chunk of money is four hundred
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and seventy five million dollars which
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will be made available to cities and I
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what else to do tribal areas stuff like
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that but cities who have declared an
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emergency in that four hundred and
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seventy five million dollars says here
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the four hundred seventy five million
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dollars of the funds made available in
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the proceeding proviso be allocated
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within thirty days it's like got a rush
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got it got to spend the quick got to get
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it out there so I think Adler of course
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had no choice there was a move on org or
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change.org petition which to me is
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always like okay you got fifty thousand
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something's fifty thousand people signed
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this now I don't know about that maybe
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maybe not I don't know exactly we but
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you know as a as a Democratic mayor he
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had no choice you know for him it's it's
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the easiest one it's like if I just bail
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out you know if someone gets sick then
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I'm screwed now we're gonna get the
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money anyway so maybe some of that money
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goes to compensate South by but there's
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there will be programs for small
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businesses as well I'll read some of
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that to you but here's the to me
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disgusting thing the same day in the
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evening after after service announcement
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was made
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the mayor post video with the the city
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attorney who you heard speak there and
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his health official and they're sitting
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in one of Austin's the better-known
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eating establishments and they got
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tequila and they're drinking and they're
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eating and during this eating and
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drinking of the food they record this
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video I'm here with our Senator in our
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County
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senator standing with Austin you know we
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cancelled South by this week there are a
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lot of people that are hurting because
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of that now is the time that we should
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be going to restaurants going to clubs
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wide musicians merchandise helping one
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another we want to make sure that
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everybody knows it's still safe and a
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wonderful thing to stand with Austin to
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eat with Austin to take rideshares with
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Austin and to go see local bands with
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Austin so y'all get out and enjoy
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yourselves
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go to the bars go to the clubs listen to
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the music tip your waiters tip your
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bartenders and if you want to you can
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make a contribution at the Austin
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Community Foundation and that's Austin
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CF dot org you can make a contribution
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to help those people who are hit the
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hardest by this and are the least likely
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to be able to come out of it
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drinking shots so how does this jive
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with that speech he gave when he
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canceled South by Southwest it's like oh
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you know it's emergency health emergency
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but people gotten partay I think I don't
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see how that works
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doesn't yes
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NPR had a good short piece on the bill
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which I'd like to just dive into briefly
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but they set it up with this eight point
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three billion dollars interestingly it's
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the largest of its kind eight point
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three billion sounds like a lot how is
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it helpful here
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it really is actually a lot there are
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some figures for comparison here five
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point four billion for the Ebola
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response in 2014 nearly seven billion
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for h1n1 in 2009 so this is many
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millions of dollars more than Congress
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put towards those efforts one important
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point this is quite a turnaround for the
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Trump administration just last week they
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requested only 1.25 billion in new
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funding and they wanted to move money
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around to get to 2.5 billion and they
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defended that
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figure as members of Congress from both
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sides of the aisle said this really
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seems like a lowball the president did
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say last week he was open to more and
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that is what he got eight point three
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billion more than three times that
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initial ask to which the president said
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oh you ate okay I'll take it so this is
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the cause I said the coronavirus
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preparedness and response supplemental
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appropriations act what this is is a
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division of that eight point three
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billion dollars and the the main
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takeaway from this is it's incredibly
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fuzzy as to what this can be used for
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but in general it is for mmm
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preparedness I shall read it verbatim
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let's get start first with the some of
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the chunks of money which are really
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ill-defined do require an additional
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designation by Congress before it can be
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used and that's kind
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peppered throughout this thing so
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there's still some some power strings
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cuz this is so obvious you know the
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president didn't see a need for a lot of
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money Chuck Schumer jumped in and every
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and this is so typical of Washington DC
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everybody jumps in they've all got their
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oh I need some money I need some money
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over here for instance an additional
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amount for disaster look the disaster
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loans program account for administrative
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expenses to carry out the disaster loan
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program for the small business Act
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twenty million dollars goes there and
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the amounts will be maybe transfer to
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and merged of wind salaries and expenses
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so you're going to go hire some people
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then we have the Department of Health
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and Human Services two point two billion
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dollars and this is what it's for to
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prevent prepare for and respond to
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coronavirus domestically or
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internationally that's it is there any
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obvious pork wells I just give them away
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well the pork is the giveaway so
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underneath the this 2.2 billion this and
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I of course I was looking for some
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keywords this will be will be made
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available to quote carry out
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surveillance but that's all it says yeah
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and I guess that can be monitoring
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people but surveillance is pretty
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specific I think so I don't know it's
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not specified anywhere else
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also for communications preparedness and
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then we have that four hundred and
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seventy five thousand dollars and that
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the real pork is in their funds may be
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used I think this is Secretary of CDC
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for purchase and insurance of official
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motor vehicles and foreign countries I
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guess we need that five million dollars
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I'm gonna go on a car shopping spree ten
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million dollars goes to foul cheese
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group there you know doctor foul Chi
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yeah thanks broke oh yeah he gets some
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communications of money there is three
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point 1 billion dollars made of a
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for counter measures and vaccines
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prioritizing platform-based
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technologies with us-based manufacturing
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capabilities and the purchase of
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vaccines so I think that will be used to
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build up some manufacturing capacity
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that's one of the president's favorite
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little moves they're further provided
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funds appropriated under the in this act
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may be used for grants for the
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construction alteration or renovation of
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non federally owned facilities to
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improve preparedness and response
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capability so it just sounds like we're
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gonna give it to certain favored
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organizations or manufacturers Guus yep
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your building yep
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also in many cases it says years they
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might be hiring people but be be known
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that such individuals may not be deemed
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employees of the United States well it
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says for the purposes of any law
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administered by the Office of Personnel
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and management I guess they're just
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saying we're gonna be hiring furnace or
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shelling out money in furnace lands
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that's a really imply foreigner just
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says there's not going to be employees
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of the United States money they're not
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working for the government they're good
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didn't just means it's gonna be a bunch
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of money going to NGOs I think oh yeah
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Department of State for quote diplomatic
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programs 264 million dollars programs
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got to do with their virus well let me
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read the diplomatic programs 264 million
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for necess for necessary expenses to
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prevent prepare for and respond to
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coronavirus including for maintaining
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consular operations so that makes we're
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gonna well but still if everybody in the
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council dies they got to put in a
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skeleton crew that cost money here's my
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favorite actually let me play this
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second clip from NPR first another big
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pot of money in here 950 million will go
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to this state and local public health
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response through CDC and as you say half
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of that has to go or be
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hitted in 30 days that's really really
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fast and what the money will be used for
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at this point in the epidemic is things
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like health department's staffing up to
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work 24/7 laboratories buying equipment
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and paying staff overtime and
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investments in data to be able to
24:25
properly do surveillance I love how they
24:29
don't blink an eye bat an eye at that
24:31
everybody wants to buy a mass spec that
24:34
would be there exactly global health
24:38
programs this is for the State
24:42
Department will receive four hundred and
24:43
thirty five million dollars for the same
24:46
expenses for necessary expenses to
24:49
prevent prepare for and respond to
24:51
coronavirus then funds appropriated by
24:57
this title and this is for homeland
25:00
security I believe now this is still
25:02
state anything under the heading
25:05
diplomatic programs may be transfer to
25:07
and merged with funds available under
25:10
the consular and border security
25:11
programs and I'm thinking maybe there's
25:14
some wall money in there that Trump
25:16
tried to hide but this is my favorite
25:19
administration of foreign affairs
25:21
diplomatic programs of the department of
25:23
state foreign operations and related
25:26
programs appropriations well we all know
25:30
what that is
25:31
CIA black budget exactly why do those
25:33
guys give that to get some new added
25:35
scam money from everyone then they have
25:39
an additional security protection not to
25:41
exceed a hundred million dollars let me
25:45
see cars for this
25:47
here we go super cars yes amounts
25:50
transferred
25:53
by Congress for overseas contingency
25:55
operations slash Global War on Terrorism
25:58
I mean come on it's like the everyone's
26:01
just taking money they're just stealing
26:02
little bits and pieces ooh I think I'll
26:04
grab this this is a nice little bit
26:06
mm-hmm yeah nice work if you can get and
26:11
now one other important designation in
26:14
this in this act is the you know they
26:17
just they just they have the term
26:19
coronavirus so what do you believe the
26:22
the legal term for coronavirus should be
26:26
in this document
26:27
I think it's be specific to the covet 19
26:32
yeah but that's not what it is it's ours
26:35
- CoV - - yes this is what by the way I
26:40
sent you that clip of those the army and
26:43
their little group of a guy from Fort
26:46
Dietrich and a bunch of other I would
26:49
say creepy people mm-hmm but very
26:52
knowledgeable they all called it that
26:55
that's what all the army calls yeah call
26:57
it czars Corona - yeah because it's
27:01
extremely similar to kuroh czars corona
27:05
and I don't understand why did we have
27:07
to have a CO vid 19 then this is odd I
27:10
when I first heard this czars Corona -
27:14
which is the designator that's used by
27:16
these guys I thought to myself to do
27:19
this is you know its army so you know
27:21
they're always very good about finding
27:23
them just the right title and and making
27:26
it sound militarized yeah what I felt
27:29
exactly the same way what was all this
27:31
rigmarole this folder all about kovin 19
27:35
when it's really SARS corona - yeah it's
27:38
the SARS virus now that course the rumor
27:42
mill and the Internet has it is it's
27:45
ours it's been injected with HIV yes
27:50
there's any evidence of that but the
27:53
cause it's all bullcrap it sounds to me
27:56
well but I think it's just SARS - well
27:59
here's here's what here's the prediction
28:01
I'm a guy and I think it's a fairly good
28:03
one
28:05
this was signed on Friday the six so by
28:09
April 6 this should all be over 30 days
28:13
from now it's all done
28:14
everyone has their money we know it has
28:16
to be spent the important money has to
28:18
be spent here Adler
28:20
within hours is already acting like it's
28:22
party time this I mean so transparent
28:25
and obvious oh it's a group that's a
28:27
great point first he cancels the event
28:29
it should be a sad time but no now he's
28:31
out party and everybody else come on
28:33
farling shots you see we're doing shots
28:38
yeah the three of them do a shot at the
28:40
end of the video and meanwhile the
28:44
actual information is just never really
28:47
brought to the top of the stack we are
28:49
still I'm sorry I should say who this is
28:50
this is M Admiral Brett Gerrard jawar he
28:57
is the assistant secretary for health
28:59
and human services we are still very
29:01
early in understanding and all the
29:04
evidence isn't there so I want to caveat
29:06
that but to set a grass and foundation
29:10
these typically more calidad is that
29:17
what are you supposed to say is a no and
29:26
now I decide like to add don't caveat
29:30
something it's nothing bring it into a
29:32
verb give me a break I mean that is
29:35
classic it's trying to do a google move
29:37
turning a noun into a verb I got it
29:40
we are still very early in understanding
29:43
and all the evidence isn't there so I
29:45
want to caveat that but to set a grass
29:48
and Foundation the typical mortality
29:51
rate for seasonal flu is about 0.1% or
29:56
0.15 percent the best estimates now of
30:01
the overall mortality rate for Kovan 19
30:05
is somewhere between 0.1 percent and 1
30:09
percent okay that's lower than you heard
30:12
probably in many reports why is this
30:14
number
30:16
it's because many people don't get sick
30:18
and don't get tested so probably for and
30:21
this is reflects the overseas experience
30:23
so probably for every case there are at
30:26
least two or three cases that are not in
30:28
the denominator so I just want to sort
30:31
of scale that that it's certainly could
30:34
be higher than normal flu it probably is
30:36
but it's not likely in the range of two
30:38
to three percent so our best modeling
30:41
again you have a denominator problem and
30:43
I want you to understand that that only
30:45
the people who are really sick or have
30:48
symptoms come in and get tested so based
30:52
on is is based on the models we have
30:55
right now we estimate the mortality as
30:57
0.1 to 1%
30:59
yeah of course no one wants to look at
31:01
their models because that's only good
31:03
for climate change models now the last
31:08
show I believe is the last show I had
31:11
heard this show before I had a clip two
31:13
clips in a row to point out to the
31:15
idiocy of this whole thing which one guy
31:17
says it's three and a half percent Tory
31:20
had the Harvard professor of the expert
31:22
and then they'd know then the expert
31:24
came out what he would do is first there
31:25
was somebody else said Sir Ian a person
31:27
then the expert came out using that data
31:28
and his own data the expert who
31:31
predicted by the calculations by the
31:34
numbers Jesus throughout we calculated
31:35
it 10 million dead yeah get this money
31:43
all this money shuffling and now from we
31:47
go from the three point five and ten
31:49
million dead - well you know it's kind
31:53
of maybe worse than the flu a lot of
31:55
people have it they don't thirty days
31:57
John 30 days 30 days and it's all over
32:00
it'll all be over in fact on MSNBC
32:03
they've are they're already done with
32:05
the death and destruction part they're
32:06
moving straight on to politicization and
32:09
this is that Princeton professor Eddie
32:11
Glaude real smug prick what I was
32:14
thinking about this in terms of politics
32:16
right right that's how prefer professors
32:20
of Princeton talk right what I was
32:22
thinking about this in terms of politics
32:23
right we talked about
32:26
the business community finally not kind
32:28
of sticking with Donald Trump but this
32:31
may be and I you know Nicole I should
32:33
mention this with little trepidation but
32:34
this may be Donald Trump's Katrina hey
32:43
let's just lean into that for a minute
32:44
the time we got to talk like that let's
32:46
just lean into that topic for a minute
32:51
now was the moment when all the things
32:54
that felt incredibly incompetent about
32:57
the Bush presidency the appointment of
32:58
Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court the
33:00
botched attempt to pass Social Security
33:02
private as they I mean I just can't sit
33:07
there like that she was she was in the
33:13
Bush administration she did she was in
33:16
the press office so she's quoting her
33:19
own administration here Nicole Wallace
33:22
Harriet Miers was not put on the Supreme
33:25
Court as we know it was a suggestion
33:28
that floated around it never grew nobody
33:31
took it seriously that gig okay let her
33:33
continue I'm sorry Supreme Court is a
33:36
horrible person this woman and that's
33:37
why I'd bring her up botched attempt to
33:39
pass Social Security private as they
33:41
lived it I can go through the whole list
33:43
were realize we gave them a proof point
33:46
that we were indeed incompetent and also
33:48
people died I mean this is this has the
33:51
making structurally for the same kind of
33:53
moment but if there's only a moment that
33:55
would shake that 40% the folks who would
33:59
allow him to shoot someone and ride down
34:00
to the there's any a moment it's this
34:02
one because it's babies it's friends do
34:08
you hear what this a hole is doing it's
34:10
like this is different because it's
34:12
babies that'll be dying babies will be
34:15
dying orange man kill babies babies
34:26
hey Bill look at all this toilet paper
34:29
we've got yeah right and so it seems to
34:34
me that this is an event that could take
34:37
down a president oh yes it could take
34:39
down a president this event mm-hmm
34:41
mm-hmm so I think everyone's kind of
34:45
getting over the the clock is ticking
34:47
down thirty days and we're good to go
34:49
and you can wait for the you I'll take
34:52
the bankers advice on the V good a note
34:55
from Black Knight of Seven Hills
34:57
Cincinnati Adam John listening to the
35:00
show had some Intel to share first you
35:03
mentioned toilet paper shortages yes
35:05
particularly by the way I went to
35:07
Central Market yesterday and I saw
35:09
people in the parking lot with their
35:12
trolleys filled toilet paper and it was
35:18
super busy there was no shortage inside
35:21
but however it may be defined the West
35:23
Coast as our producer says yes
35:26
particular on the west coast but in
35:27
general in the US retailer inventories
35:29
of toilet paper are critically low and
35:31
then tell wait he has standing here home
35:34
I'm being told the retailer warehouses
35:37
are essentially empty I work in the
35:39
consumer supply chain and we're being
35:41
told that toilet paper hand sanitizer
35:43
and bleach are essentially out of stock
35:45
nationwide we're making paper as fast as
35:49
we can and are unsure if we should
35:51
expect a huge drop-off in April as
35:53
people work out yes exactly yes or if
35:57
people will use more because they have
35:59
so much and demand will just level off
36:01
so we're preparing for both
36:02
possibilities you don't use more toilet
36:05
paper cuz you have so much hey Bill look
36:09
at all this toilet paper we've got yeah
36:11
I'm gonna wipe myself and wipe myself
36:13
for no good reason this nonsense hey man
36:17
he's one of our producers so go easy on
36:19
them this is probably management
36:20
management that's saying this all right
36:24
further my wife and I work it sorry for
36:27
our producer yeah man well don't imagine
36:33
people we've got more toilet paper so
36:35
let's use more toilet paper okay no I
36:39
well I don't know maybe you know how
36:42
about this if if coronavirus is over and
36:46
we said within 30 days and everyone's
36:49
got gobs of toilet paper then I can see
36:52
what people like hey we're not dead and
36:54
yeah and wipe some more I don't make it
36:57
as possible further my wife and I work
37:02
in major cincinnati-based companies and
37:04
consumer goods and groceries and in the
37:06
social justice warrior times they cannot
37:08
be seen as putting the employees at risk
37:10
therefore although travel isn't
37:12
technically banned we are being
37:13
encouraged to not travel to that end
37:16
we've elected not to participate in
37:19
tissue world the paper industry trade
37:24
show for toilet paper and paper towels
37:25
this is that this is a show I would like
37:28
to go see Wow you imagine a big trade
37:32
show for just toilet paper and paper
37:34
towels there may be some great
37:39
innovation that we don't know about you
37:41
know see you maybe they have no the
37:45
shells that was the shells or the rocks
37:47
the pebbles I can't remember I have no
37:49
idea what the but it could be at one of
37:51
these this would be debt you're right
37:52
oh just worth going to just to go to it
37:55
yeah thank you very much Black Knight of
37:58
the Seven Hills Cincinnati yeah you got
38:00
I got a kick out of a tiny black nice
38:04
use for toilet paper cuz we got more
38:07
toilet paper let me see what else we get
38:12
oh no no that's a skip that Jack Dorsey
38:16
is rethinking his plan of living in
38:18
Africa
38:19
amid the corona virus outbreak which we
38:22
might want to note again is not in
38:24
Africa
38:26
although Uganda has what you gone to do
38:29
Uganda cancels all international
38:31
conferences issues travel ban Lombardi
38:34
now in Italy little north where my
38:38
sister Willow lives they now they're on
38:41
lockdown and another one of those
38:43
Illuminati Illuminati numbers 11 million
38:46
people just like Wuhan 11 million people
38:48
are shut in lockdown so we'll see how
38:52
that goes mr. Jack Dorsey with his
38:59
Taliban beard it's going to rush off to
39:03
Africa because he's afraid of the what
39:06
is wrong no no he was going he had this
39:09
plan to you know just to move like ice I
39:12
think a second headquarters or something
39:14
he wanted to do something in Africa
39:16
because his swamy told him to I don't
39:19
know and now he's really thinking that
39:23
isn't that we used to have Swami's does
39:33
United Nation I'm just doing a reading
39:36
through the headlines the United Nations
39:37
refuses to call coronavirus outbreak a
39:39
pandemic so that we know that's still
39:42
based upon the the pandemic bonds which
39:46
they don't want to trigger and I think
39:47
they won't be triggered because now the
39:48
u.s. that one thing Donald Trump is
39:50
always bitching about that we're the
39:53
ones ponying up here we are not the
39:56
bondholders not Germany not Japan now no
39:59
we're gonna pay for it because we got
40:01
more than a billion dollars going
40:02
overseas more than that actually you
40:04
know let's see like that NPR interview
40:07
and to be clear is this all domestic
40:09
spending or is there any money being
40:11
offered to other countries that are
40:12
dealing with the outbreak yeah so this
40:14
is interesting the Trump White House did
40:16
not request any funding for an
40:18
international response the head of the
40:20
coronavirus task force and Health and
40:22
Human Services Secretary Alex azar
40:24
actually told Congress they were
40:26
focusing on the homeland but Congress in
40:29
this law did include over a billion
40:32
dollars for the international response
40:33
and that could be used for instance to
40:36
help low and middle income countries
40:37
shore up their resources to be able
40:39
to contain or mitigate outbreaks experts
40:42
I talked to were really pleased and
40:43
quite actually relieved to see this
40:46
funding in there no it's it's shameful
40:48
there was a prett there's a pandemic
40:51
preparedness fund funded fully ready to
40:55
go all the World Health Organization has
40:58
to do is say yeah yeah it's at that
41:00
level and I think the numbers are there
41:02
because it's specific numbers but no no
41:07
we'll pay for it don't worry about it
41:09
these jackasses in Congress getting all
41:16
this free money wouldn't be bitchin and
41:18
moanin
41:18
you know it's interesting you say that
41:21
because you know of course power of
41:23
money corrupts I started watching the
41:25
long touted and perfectly timed Hillary
41:29
Clinton documentary on Hulu yeah and
41:33
it's four hours so I've only watched the
41:36
first hour and I must say that whole
41:40
first hour you can't help but be a fan
41:43
of Hillary Clinton in that moment
41:45
because she seems like such a genuine
41:47
person a true fighter for for women very
41:52
daring
41:53
good work she did a lot no it's it is
41:57
extremely well done you do not get even
42:00
with a slight whiff of the corruption
42:03
something bad happened to her
42:05
you have to yeah bill I think you're
42:11
right I think it is exactly what
42:13
happened now you you have to watch all
42:18
four hours now that you watch the older
42:20
stars of course have you possible that
42:22
think I don't you know if it's you
42:25
sometimes you can blow your you can blow
42:27
it you can do is do what you just
42:29
described is like wow this is great I'd
42:31
vote for her she's the best and then
42:33
after a while starts to wear on you and
42:35
after four hours maybe I don't know it's
42:36
not I don't care for it's possible that
42:38
they can't sustain that if they can
42:40
sustain that feeling that you've
42:42
achieved it was in the one-hour period
42:44
as a filmmaker and they can do that for
42:46
four hours and Wow yeah they can write
42:49
her but
42:50
okay so again this was incredibly
42:52
well-timed
42:53
we have just the perfect and I am sure
42:58
you have some bite and stuff we have but
43:00
we have the perfect potential but before
43:03
we go switch gears completely I do know
43:05
someone Reese little update I want a
43:07
place we will update on Cove in 1900 you
43:10
still have that is it really worth it is
43:12
it more than I just did it will add no
43:15
it's totally this in a different
43:17
dimension it is actually something
43:21
reasonable does just a Cove it's gonna
43:24
kill us all continue but it's kind of
43:26
backing off a little bit this is the
43:28
mainstream media V of PBS on Saturday
43:31
with Hari Srinivasan reporting and it's
43:36
a lot different than what you gave us I
43:38
mean it's not better the Food and Drug
43:41
Administration is rapidly expanding the
43:43
distribution of test kits to detect
43:45
cases of the new corona virus across the
43:48
country Vice President Mike Pence made
43:50
the announcement in Florida today at a
43:51
briefing with health officials that was
43:55
this before the the bill was signed or
43:57
you don't know no it's just yesterday oh
44:00
okay more than 1 million tests any
44:03
cooperation with those same commercial
44:12
even with more kits there are concerns
44:15
about the capacity of different states
44:17
to test people as the number of cases
44:19
increase how that data will be gathered
44:21
and reported there are nearly 400 total
44:24
confirmed cases in the US according to
44:27
Johns Hopkins University which is
44:28
tracking this spread globally Florida
44:31
officials reported two deaths from COBIT
44:33
19 both people who died were elderly
44:35
that brings the total number of deaths
44:37
in the u.s. to 19 New York Governor
44:40
Andrew Cuomo declared a state of
44:41
emergency after 21 new confirmed cases
44:44
today we have now been also going after
44:47
the money testing around the block as
44:50
you know we are aggressively testing
44:54
following up leads because we want to
44:56
find as many people who test positive so
44:59
we can get them out
45:00
circulation that's a great concept I'm
45:05
sorry Mr curry you've been taken out of
45:07
circulation so we can get them out of
45:12
circulation the Grand Princess cruise
45:14
ship remains off the coast of Northern
45:16
California with its 21 confirmed cases
45:19
of the virus among the more than 3,500
45:21
people on board as of this afternoon
45:23
officials have not said when or where
45:25
the ship will be allowed to dock in
45:27
Egypt a cruise ship on the nile river
45:30
with 100 foreign tourists is in
45:32
quarantine in the city of Luxor 33
45:34
people have tested positive for kovat 19
45:37
on that ship in southeastern China a
45:40
hotel collapsed today trapping about 70
45:42
people
45:43
officials say the hotel was being used
45:45
to quarantine people who had contact
45:47
with kovat 19 patients is this just
45:50
intended to raise the blood pressure of
45:54
their audience I mean this is like just
45:56
going down a list of all this all italy
46:02
reported its biggest daily increase in
46:04
virus what i say as you say that it
46:08
continues these infections now total
46:11
more than 5,800 people and 36 people
46:14
have died there from the virus in the
46:15
past 24 hours in Iran 21 people have
46:19
died from the virus just since yesterday
46:21
one of them a member of parliament the
46:23
number of confirmed cases in Iran is
46:26
also more than 5,800 people US health
46:29
officials continue to caution that the
46:31
immediate risk of being exposed remains
46:33
low and that the majority of people who
46:35
contract kovat 19 will have flu-like
46:37
symptoms and will recover
46:39
Wow Thanks reporting some actual info at
46:41
the very end oh my goodness alright I'm
46:45
closing the door on this step up in
46:47
China your what step correct wha
46:50
from the North China Plain all the way
46:53
to fullback whoo-ha
46:56
all right back to Hillary for a moment
46:59
the woman does fascinate so just the the
47:04
release date of this documentary it is
47:06
all about her running for president from
47:09
what I can tell and of course she's
47:14
doing the rounds and she showed up on
47:17
Fallon and of course we needed to talk
47:22
about the current 2020 candidates and
47:26
the the primary for the Democrats and
47:29
it's always interesting to check in and
47:30
see what HRC is thinking what do you
47:33
think of that with a look I thought it
47:35
was very exciting because starting in
47:38
South Carolina he had so much energy and
47:42
what he had to say was you know really
47:46
enthusiastic and positive and about what
47:48
he was going to do and who he was and
47:50
the people of South Carolina
47:52
obviously rewarded that and then that
47:54
kind of set off this momentum and it
47:57
carried him he won all but I guess three
48:00
states yeah why do you why do you think
48:02
people connect with Joe Biden you know
48:04
look I've known him for a really long
48:06
time I think people know he is a deeply
48:10
decent person he is a kind person he
48:13
doesn't take cheap shots at people
48:15
doesn't insult people as a way of you
48:18
know trying to put people down and lift
48:20
himself up he is such the opposite of
48:24
what we currently have in the way
48:31
[Applause]
48:32
had had a chance to think about it as
48:35
this contest got going and decided boy
48:38
the most important thing is we retire
48:40
the incumbent that's more important than
48:42
anything else and he has the experience
48:45
he knows what needs to be done he can
48:47
repair the damage that he would be
48:50
inheriting so I think that's what was
48:51
going on in people's minds
48:53
ya know Hillary is clearly talking about
48:55
herself here she doesn't believe a word
48:57
of that's when it comes to Joe Biden and
49:00
she does her disgusting Russia dance one
49:04
more time the candidates also have to
49:07
have to be willing to admit Russia
49:09
interfered last time they're interfering
49:11
this time yeah we know that even the
49:13
Trump administration has to admit that
49:15
so the propaganda it's just not true did
49:19
I miss something did we not miss that
49:23
that was overstated and it was what the
49:27
actual intelligence report said was that
49:30
Russia wouldn't mind if Trump was
49:32
reelected so that they cuz they felt
49:35
they could deal with him wasn't that the
49:37
actual intelligence reporting Putin's
49:40
calling the shots man the Trump
49:42
administration has to admit that so the
49:45
propaganda the lies the disinformation
49:47
the theft of information and all of that
49:50
that went on last time is going to be
49:52
back and so it's not only the candidates
49:54
although they have to be prepared to
49:55
take it on but voters need to be aware
49:57
of all that and what what advice yet to
49:59
the voters oh okay
50:02
hello stupid people of America your
50:06
queen now tells you what to do really
50:09
pay attention don't get fooled by the
50:13
propaganda just because something pops
50:15
up in your Facebook feed don't think
50:17
it's true I'm really very sad that
50:20
Facebook has said we're not going to
50:22
take down false information candidates
50:25
and particularly Trump is doing this you
50:27
can pay to put lies on Facebook and
50:29
that's really slick Lee is that a portal
50:33
for that is there a dashboard lies on
50:39
Facebook
50:41
particularly Trump is doing this you can
50:43
pay to put lies on Facebook and that's
50:45
really slickly produced people think
50:47
it's true really be skeptical about
50:50
what's coming in that Facebook feed
50:53
really any kind of social media
50:55
information that you get because so much
50:56
of it is manipulated you don't know
50:58
where it's coming from
50:59
yeah I was gonna say is it from you
51:01
think is there other people's as Russia
51:03
as other countries well we we know from
51:06
the intelligence that's been shared that
51:09
Iran tried to mess with the primary
51:12
another report Iran tried to mess with
51:18
the primary she says we know is prime
51:24
which primary I don't know what is she
51:26
is she still read into everything is she
51:29
top-secret I mean I guess I don't know
51:31
but this one was new to me the
51:33
intelligence that's been shared that
51:35
Iran tried to mess with the primary but
51:39
if you were a foreign adversary of ours
51:42
or if you just wanted to mess around
51:43
with us why wouldn't you try because it
51:46
worked last time so hey get in there and
51:48
try to pretend you're for somebody else
51:50
or pretend you're you know a certain
51:52
kind of citizen and you have a certain
51:54
set of beliefs and you try to you know
51:56
Jen something up so yeah I think all of
51:58
that's going to go on and is going on as
52:00
we speak
52:01
Oh Thank You Hillary for our Intel
52:03
update luckily over at the Hulu premier
52:07
someone actually asked the question that
52:09
would be on my mind because the most
52:12
important thing for our country not just
52:13
for the Democrats all Americans is to
52:16
defeat Donald Trump that's what I'm
52:18
going to be working toward
52:19
and Joe Biden had a big night last night
52:22
would you consider being his VP if he
52:24
asks I've not even thinking about that I
52:26
was very pleased that we had a huge
52:29
turnout people really are focused on
52:32
beating Trump and that's what they
52:34
should be focused on interesting how she
52:36
answers the question by saying I'm not
52:38
really thinking about that well why do
52:43
you say that because she could have just
52:46
said no she always has to leave it in
52:49
the middle and we all know we all know
52:51
know we all knows that though she could
52:54
have just said no but of course we got a
52:58
clue a clue from Amy Klobuchar that is a
53:01
sign that is a sign of lying of course
53:05
what's the simplest thing you do is you
53:09
say no or you just say Iran I don't know
53:11
that's Ron they got new technology over
53:15
there so this is the clip I found the
53:18
clip of Amy Klobuchar apparently gaffing
53:21
out by saying that she was happy to join
53:24
the Biden ticket now I'd like to let you
53:28
for finding this because I could not
53:29
find this clip oh yeah well they
53:31
irritated me whenever I see an article
53:33
and there's you know it states something
53:35
with quotes and there's just a picture I
53:37
go looking yeah I will look into but
53:40
then I says that by about halfway
53:41
through I said wait a minute this is so
53:44
this is out there so much Adam will
53:46
start looking and he'll find it I'm done
53:51
I could not think of a better way to end
53:55
my candidacy as hard as that was to do
53:59
with our beloved staff and everyone else
54:01
then to join the tick join the the Joe
54:06
Biden
54:10
Thank You Jo
54:24
[Applause]
54:28
I'm sorry your misgendering us no no you
54:34
can't say guys as women here toe join
54:43
the terrific the terrific terrific
54:47
campaign of Joe Biden what do you think
54:54
trial balloon actual or it yeah problem
55:01
test mark Ania no I think she was given
55:04
the opportunity and I mean by pick his
55:06
gruesome from New Mexico as vice
55:08
president but which the former New York
55:10
banker likes that idea by the way it's a
55:12
very good idea yeah he liked it it and
55:16
but this is a it's a possibility that
55:19
the Democrats is Bynes gettin to do it
55:22
it is you know what roomies in somebody
55:24
would have to be a Mesa lucky you you
55:27
got you got a bailout will give you the
55:29
vice presidency and then just probably
55:31
not long for this world and you know we
55:33
can so you think you got it you really
55:35
think that they they asked her what the
55:37
reason that when she did the gaffe
55:39
mm-hmm she goes I did ticket and then
55:43
she instead of saying is which if she
55:45
was like oh I gave it away or was a gap
55:48
or if it was actually a gap she would
55:50
have said oh yeah Joe I didn't joined
55:52
the ticket but believe me I would if I
55:54
was given the opportunity because that's
55:56
how much I like this guy Joe Biden right
55:58
she would have she wouldn't have gotten
56:00
so flustered because it's probably a lot
56:02
of this is based on confidentiality
56:04
agreements and all the rest and she
56:06
can't say anything yeah so I think that
56:09
they've offered it to her
56:11
on a contingency basis she may have
56:14
blown it right there that's why she was
56:16
so nervous yes yes you got all flustered
56:18
because oh my god no they're gonna take
56:20
it away from me we did get a quote from
56:22
her after after that gaffe here she is
56:27
[Music]
56:31
and so I think yeah it's a possibility
56:34
in Deadwood of course it takes Grisham
56:36
out of the picture and it it would
56:38
explain why Amy just bailed so quickly
56:40
and left the war and it hang and hang in
56:43
the banging uh you know they hung out to
56:46
dry as I'm yeah yeah and she doesn't
56:48
know what she's beside herself now
56:50
Warren is because she can't because the
56:52
party's on her case to there's those
56:54
people over there saying to her let's
56:56
face it you can't no no you can't you
56:58
can endorse Bert Bernie there's the
57:00
thing he's not even a member of the
57:01
party do you understand and by the way
57:04
you in him gotten to this beef do you
57:07
remember that he called you a liar and
57:09
all the rest and you so you have a good
57:11
excuse not to endorse him throw it to
57:13
Joe who do you think has the better
57:17
relationship with the unions is that
57:19
should be Bernie I would presume right
57:23
there's no evidence of this Biden is old
57:28
school Democrat old Union guy well I'll
57:32
tell you why I speak about big unions
57:34
yeah I'm talking United United Auto
57:37
Workers is that big it's as big as it is
57:40
yes for the biggest so this has been a
57:42
member twice I might might add well this
57:44
is so here's my question I find it
57:47
incredibly coincidental that after five
57:49
years five years they've been working on
57:52
this case just four days but with the
57:56
weekend four days before the primary in
57:59
Michigan we have this story the United
58:03
States at Michigan of course Detroit
58:06
Michigan at Motor City the United States
58:09
of America is charging mr. Jones
58:11
with one count of conspiracy to embezzle
58:14
Union funds and conspiracy to aid
58:17
racketeering activity this is the former
58:20
United Auto Workers chief who has been
58:23
indicted for this home for the horrible
58:25
crimes listen to them in one count of
58:27
conspiracy to defraud the United States
58:29
by failing to pay taxes on over 1
58:32
million dollars that he and his cohorts
58:35
stole from the UAW the allegations are
58:38
that in connection with his UAW roll
58:41
mr. Jones conspired with other UAW
58:44
officials to steal over 1 million
58:47
dollars in UAW money and property
58:49
instead of that cash and property going
58:52
to help the men and women of the Union
58:54
mr. Jones spent it on his own personal
58:58
enjoyment and on the whims of other
59:00
high-ranking union officials
59:02
mr. Jones together with UAW officials
59:05
Vance Pearson and Edward Robinson spent
59:07
UAW money on items that the workers of
59:10
the Union could scarcely afford these
59:13
improper expenses were completely
59:16
unrelated to Union business such as
59:19
luxury condos and villas in California
59:22
lavish dinners at expensive restaurants
59:25
premium liquor five sets of custom-made
59:29
golf clubs specially designed by a golf
59:32
pro horseback riding on the beach now
59:36
there's a couple more in here but yes I
59:39
found it here in the United Auto Workers
59:42
endorsed Bernie Sanders so dad the way I
59:45
read this is this is Bernie Sanders you
59:48
really want this is the guy who works
59:50
with these people but these these people
59:53
is your unions you want oh this is
59:55
horrible and look at what they're doing
59:56
they're there and I love the
59:58
specification of of these horrible
1:00:01
crimes we designed by a golf pro
1:00:04
horseback riding on the beach over
1:00:09
$100,000 in golf green fees golf
1:00:12
clothing sunglasses and tips for caddies
1:00:16
over $60,000 in high-end cigars humidors
1:00:21
and cigar paraphernalia over $8,000 in
1:00:26
spa treatments for UAW officials and
1:00:30
their spouses and much much more I'm
1:00:33
thinking we got to find us a union
1:00:35
sounds like party this is really a great
1:00:40
clip they're doing this to screw Bernie
1:00:44
well let's let's analyze that for a
1:00:47
moment in ten
1:00:50
the golf the emphasis son golf of
1:00:53
courses visit as a leader Strunk yep oh
1:00:55
yeah yeah yeah Trump yeah just like a
1:00:58
lead us to Trump horseback riding on the
1:01:00
beach this is what is not what a union
1:01:02
man would do it's just so from the feet
1:01:05
it would have been better if you said
1:01:07
romantic horseback rides on the beach
1:01:09
well this is this is part of the of the
1:01:13
I would it's kind of like a reverse
1:01:15
mirror to make Bernie an elitist in the
1:01:19
all these socialists they want to take
1:01:21
your money and they're gonna use it for
1:01:22
their own pleasure and which is what you
1:01:25
wanted the kind of argument you want to
1:01:27
sell people and to kill this idea of
1:01:29
socialists being you know anything but
1:01:31
asshole stealing your money and then
1:01:34
they the ones they're driving around the
1:01:35
big luxury cars and they're making you
1:01:37
do all the work and tip tips for caddies
1:01:40
and tips for caddy so so this is a this
1:01:45
is really and again it would end the
1:01:47
party that would be tight with the but a
1:01:50
lot of dimensions are they the upper
1:01:53
echelons of the Democrats jens that this
1:01:55
would be the way to go this is a
1:01:56
fantastic clip and you're right is it's
1:01:59
all about bernie is all about
1:02:01
embarrassing bernie and some awkward way
1:02:03
and after it once they gave the
1:02:05
endorsement to bernie there's no reason
1:02:07
the UAW should endorse bernie by the way
1:02:09
that I can tell there's nothing can't
1:02:12
attend and when one of us has a really
1:02:14
great clip and the other one appreciates
1:02:18
it what do we do well what we did
1:02:21
usually but but as you mentioned one
1:02:24
time ago that if somebody actually
1:02:31
defragment water over and slalom if you
1:02:35
ask you get skipped all right well
1:02:38
you're mean you'll give yourself the
1:02:42
clip of the day thank you thank you that
1:02:44
everyone's calling for it man
1:02:48
so I'm gonna get back to this analysis
1:02:51
of Biden that was great by the way I
1:02:55
that was one of the best out-of-the-blue
1:02:57
things that these guys are when doing
1:02:59
this guy wish I said by the way a month
1:03:01
ago when the Democrat elites decided
1:03:04
that they don't want Bernie then I get
1:03:06
to Bernie's done I mean that just just
1:03:08
makes the thing they did with Hillary
1:03:11
where they just had a few memos about
1:03:12
how to screw Bernie this makes it look
1:03:15
like that looks like Sunday school
1:03:17
compared to what we were witnessing here
1:03:19
this is dynamite this is real person I
1:03:22
and stuff I mean they gotta unless we're
1:03:25
getting rid of this guy
1:03:26
they got a US Attorney to roll it out
1:03:29
and with those words to really know not
1:03:32
just embezzled funds no no let's really
1:03:35
spell it out with these horrible wrecks
1:03:38
of human beings have done with your
1:03:40
money yeah your money now we talked
1:03:44
about Brooks on the PBS news hour going
1:03:48
on about how Bernie had the message and
1:03:50
he was nobody could beat him and then
1:03:52
well now this is another week goes by
1:03:55
the next thing you know Bernie's in the
1:03:57
in the toilet and bitin the gaffe
1:04:00
machine and I have a bunch of them yeah
1:04:02
today yes is that so what it what is
1:04:05
Brooks gonna say so this is his thing
1:04:09
I'm explaining it he's gonna be baffled
1:04:12
by it
1:04:12
he's always baffled this guy he was
1:04:15
baffled by Trump right to the end so
1:04:17
let's go with Brooks on the Dems
1:04:19
community shift I've never seen anything
1:04:22
like it
1:04:22
it was in the in the 48 hours after
1:04:25
South Carolina the polls were moving so
1:04:27
fast some pollsters were saying that
1:04:28
polls over 12 hours old were obsolete
1:04:31
and it's it was a spontaneous move by
1:04:34
millions of people all around the
1:04:35
country and different graphics spot day
1:04:38
I think there's one in reaching the same
1:04:39
conclusion that it's got to be Joe Biden
1:04:42
and why they didn't do that six weeks
1:04:44
ago or four weeks ago
1:04:45
I think first Super Tuesday forced a
1:04:48
decision on a lot of voters all at once
1:04:49
second you had an amazing act of
1:04:52
political selflessness a mclubbe a
1:04:54
Scirocco to one minnesota and it would
1:04:55
have been nice to feather in her bonnet
1:04:56
and she said no I would be selfish
1:05:00
and the judge did the same and so you
1:05:03
had a party establishment frankly doing
1:05:07
the right thing but more important was
1:05:09
the rank-and-file voters who just they
1:05:12
they looked at the reality and like a
1:05:14
community a community is more than just
1:05:16
a bunch of individuals a community
1:05:17
people have common values they sense
1:05:20
each other's movements and I don't
1:05:21
really think the Democratic Party acted
1:05:23
like a community moving all in at one
1:05:26
moment a community a couple of things
1:05:30
that are interesting that we're gonna
1:05:31
witness as we continue on this is
1:05:34
married journey
1:05:36
the media has decides as the media's
1:05:40
part of the Democrat Party they have
1:05:44
decided to cover up Joe's gaffes now I
1:05:47
refer back to my essay that it was
1:05:49
linked in the newsletter with a couple
1:05:52
of newsletters ago which is that this is
1:05:53
really all about the money because
1:05:55
they've already given up they keep you
1:05:56
maybe maybe maybe Biden could win but
1:05:58
it's that who cares we just we don't
1:06:00
want names they need they need the money
1:06:01
for the down ballot candidates and all
1:06:04
the down ballot people they're gonna
1:06:05
lose it all if Bernie gets you know
1:06:07
nominate so they're going out after him
1:06:08
and here's the funny this is a my
1:06:11
favorite clip which I think should be
1:06:13
kept around this is a because you
1:06:16
especially for your use this is Brooks
1:06:19
on Bloomberg advertising I want to play
1:06:21
this with it with it in mind that the
1:06:24
newspapers and magazines and everybody
1:06:26
is always you know promoting the idea
1:06:28
how advertising works and it works so
1:06:30
well and then we we hear of course this
1:06:32
is on PBS so there's no advertisers
1:06:34
involve you probably would have not
1:06:35
heard this analysis on any of the
1:06:37
network stations on Bloomberg I I
1:06:40
started this thinking you can't buy your
1:06:42
way in votes in the presidential
1:06:44
election there's too much free media
1:06:46
good ads don't do it and I think there's
1:06:48
a lot of political science evidence to
1:06:50
this that that advertising especially in
1:06:52
the high profile campaign just does not
1:06:53
work and Bloomberg did not help himself
1:06:57
in the debate but I don't think it's
1:06:58
enough well hold on hold on a second
1:07:03
does that is that just television or is
1:07:06
it all his Facebook and Instagram stuff
1:07:08
I don't know man the Russians did pretty
1:07:10
well with 110
1:07:11
I gotta keep saying that this blows
1:07:13
people away the great with a hundred and
1:07:15
ten grand by the way don't forget
1:07:17
citizens united in the koch brothers yes
1:07:20
oh my goodness how come you don't bring
1:07:22
those guys into the conversation mr.
1:07:25
Brooks all the Democrats do is moan and
1:07:30
groan and moan about citizens united and
1:07:37
all the rest of it and they can't get it
1:07:39
so their director conflicted with this
1:07:41
very completely they can't drop it can't
1:07:45
say that on TV you can't say that
1:07:46
advertising doesn't work I'm amazed he's
1:07:49
still alive nah now which brings us to a
1:07:54
side clip which is the idiot one of the
1:07:58
members of the New York Times board this
1:08:02
is this is and I'm happy you're playing
1:08:05
this I clipped it to this is it is
1:08:07
important to record this and have it in
1:08:09
our show for future generations to enjoy
1:08:14
she's talking with Brian Williams on
1:08:18
MSNBC and this is what we hear wait wait
1:08:22
let's just set up its Brian Williams
1:08:23
MSNBC it is Mara gage mara gay yes and
1:08:28
they're right with the tweet the tweet
1:08:31
itself is from Washington Post reporter
1:08:38
somebody I don't know who that guy is
1:08:40
this no no it's a woman
1:08:44
Makita I think it's got some funny name
1:08:47
it yeah I didn't get to look at her
1:08:48
tweets because they're yeah but she's a
1:08:51
wopo reporter so it's the track it's in
1:08:56
it's NBC News it's the New York Times
1:08:59
and it's Walsh Washington Post it
1:09:02
perfectly shows the Ministry of Truth
1:09:05
eNOS no.20 20 billion bucks beating this
1:09:09
guy he could do it absolutely somebody
1:09:13
tweeted recently that actually with the
1:09:16
money he spent he could have given every
1:09:17
American a million dollars got it let's
1:09:19
put it up a screen it when I read it
1:09:22
tonight on social media it kind of all
1:09:25
became clear bloomberg spent 500 million
1:09:27
on ads u.s. population 327 million don't
1:09:31
tell us if you're ahead of us on the
1:09:33
math he could have given each American 1
1:09:35
million dollars and I've had lunch money
1:09:38
left over
1:09:39
it's an incredible way of putting it
1:09:41
it's an incredible way of putting it
1:09:43
it's true it's just surveying it says it
1:09:46
does suggest you know what we're talking
1:09:48
about here which is there's too much
1:09:49
money in politics it's true it's true
1:09:56
I'm a reporter it's true damn it we
1:10:03
forgive him because that's part of his
1:10:05
charm now so 300 million people times a
1:10:12
million dollars of course is 300 billion
1:10:16
which is not what Bloomberg spent he
1:10:19
spent what they said which is about 500
1:10:21
million but to come up with the idea
1:10:24
you'd be about a buck and a half and
1:10:26
somebody did the math you know it's easy
1:10:27
enough to figure out oh yeah but they
1:10:29
figured that it's the same as giving
1:10:31
everybody 1 million dollars and they and
1:10:34
this makes a lot first of all to say
1:10:37
that in the first place you have to stop
1:10:39
and think you have to say wait a minute
1:10:40
maybe my math is off here because that
1:10:43
doesn't sound right it doesn't sound
1:10:45
right this is a problem with these
1:10:46
reporters they can't stay at this knit
1:10:50
there's no sniff test for them exactly
1:10:52
it doesn't sound right because it's not
1:10:53
even close you're off by a factor of 1
1:10:56
million 1 million this is not a small
1:10:59
factor this is not like a factor of 10
1:11:01
I've done that on the show I've been off
1:11:03
by a factor of 10
1:11:04
I made a math mistake and is off by 10
1:11:06
it's not off by 1 million and they play
1:11:10
it straight and then somebody produced
1:11:13
they tweet and put it on the screen
1:11:15
there's a director there's cameramen
1:11:18
there's guys in the control booth
1:11:20
they're all over the place and I don't
1:11:24
see why you're something I don't see why
1:11:26
you're surprised I'm not surprised at
1:11:29
all it's fantastic I think Brian
1:11:32
Williams should be on the talk show
1:11:33
circuit he should be on the view too
1:11:35
talking about this yes yes but your
1:11:39
point is is well made and that is the me
1:11:42
Leo and the complete trust of other glib
1:11:45
Joe's they just trust each other just
1:11:48
just completely blanket car Blanc's you
1:11:52
have with me I have a letter from one of
1:11:55
our readers in the one of our one of our
1:11:57
many jurors one of our reader readers
1:12:00
readers yeah well you reach the groupies
1:12:02
or newsletters him I gotta have to find
1:12:05
it cuz it's around here somewhere but it
1:12:06
also reiterates what somebody else said
1:12:08
is and this was regarding your you and
1:12:13
the sound guy you know the sound guy oh
1:12:15
yes yes yes he says somebody hates him
1:12:17
and bowdry him but you've commented on
1:12:21
Twitter says somebody must really
1:12:23
somebody in the control room because
1:12:25
there's no way this could get through
1:12:27
all those dollars levels
1:12:28
somebody must really hate fucking
1:12:31
Williams he maybe he's a dick and this
1:12:34
girl this game what's her name whatever
1:12:37
name is Myra Gaius she was so glib
1:12:41
looking oh yes and she had this look of
1:12:43
like unbelievable satisfactory had done
1:12:47
math for the first time and liked the
1:12:49
answer she liked the answers that you're
1:12:53
right this is the New York Times a Gitta
1:12:55
mised this is a pity this is the epitome
1:12:58
of what we're getting from the New York
1:13:00
Times well and the Washington Post and
1:13:03
the NBC and I think the former New York
1:13:05
banker is on to it as well was about
1:13:08
time and with that I'd like to thank you
1:13:11
for your courage and say in the morning
1:13:12
to you the man who put the C in the
1:13:14
circulation you get taken out of
1:13:20
morning you mr. Adam curry in the
1:13:22
morning I boots underground feet in the
1:13:23
air subs in the waters - feet in the air
1:13:25
subs in the water and the games tonight
1:13:28
set well done nailed it in the morning -
1:13:30
the trolls in the troll room at No
1:13:32
Agenda stream calm let's take a quick
1:13:34
look account we have ooh nice 1369
1:13:38
that's a lot of trolls there where y'all
1:13:41
from trolls were you checking in from
1:13:43
this isn't no agenda stream calm where
1:13:46
you can listen to lots of live
1:13:48
programming if it's not live then we're
1:13:50
rolling out value for value podcasts go
1:13:53
- no agenda stream calm and here we go
1:13:56
Ecuador Columbus Ohio Bangor Maine okay
1:13:59
door yeah Kanda Naevia Nevada
1:14:02
chiraq Confederate California cala
1:14:06
california west slope of colorado Gitmo
1:14:09
lowlands eyes is good this is very good
1:14:12
good to see you all everybody then I
1:14:17
would like to thank our artists for
1:14:19
episode 1222 this episode was last one
1:14:25
on Thursday was titled booby trap and
1:14:27
the artwork was a nice piece and this
1:14:30
was done by comic strip blogger and this
1:14:32
was the Democrat donkey symbol kicking
1:14:37
as a donkey does a Bernie 2020 ball
1:14:40
behind him or her or it and it just this
1:14:44
was an older one wasn't it this wasn't
1:14:46
or was this no this is my week ago in
1:14:49
the newsletters one of the I think the
1:14:50
second time I we've used a newsletter
1:14:52
artwork for the show I think has only
1:14:55
been done twice well I mean I saw it and
1:15:00
it really epitomizes what's going on it
1:15:03
was very symbolic it was very well done
1:15:05
good people well thought out
1:15:06
definitely a good piece thank you for
1:15:08
that comic strip blogger we have many
1:15:11
artists who contribute their value to
1:15:13
the show by giving us fantastic artwork
1:15:17
it also shows up on hats and t-shirts
1:15:20
and hoodies and mugs at no agenda shop
1:15:22
calm and in general in our value for
1:15:24
value system I just wanted before we get
1:15:27
to the executive producers associate
1:15:29
executive producers who were also
1:15:31
obviously adding value to the show
1:15:33
I just wanted to say looking at how
1:15:36
because I got a lot of extra female
1:15:38
coming in after the Joe Rogan appearance
1:15:40
and I it's so nice how everybody I said
1:15:44
it before but everyone's like really
1:15:46
they've been promoting this if you look
1:15:49
at the YouTube comments
1:15:50
it's just every five comments there's an
1:15:54
in the morning here's the URL you got to
1:15:56
check out the podcast you guys have gals
1:15:57
hey guys and gals you've done great done
1:16:01
a great job at promoting is and that's
1:16:03
what you do but also I wanted to thank
1:16:05
everyone over the years art producers
1:16:09
have gotten so sharp when it comes to
1:16:11
spotting things that they think you know
1:16:14
will be interesting for the show that I
1:16:17
eyes are really sharp on important
1:16:19
topics like really it's like having our
1:16:20
own network of intelligence analysts and
1:16:23
it's I just want everyone know it's
1:16:24
exactly what it is well a yes seasoned
1:16:27
research professionals and it's so
1:16:31
incredibly enjoyable and when I look at
1:16:32
just other models even you know what
1:16:35
Joe's doing I'm like we are so fortunate
1:16:37
to have built this community and yes and
1:16:40
I want to respond more thing and they'll
1:16:41
shut up we're not a cult we're a tribe
1:16:44
and I was just thinking about it and
1:16:46
with Rogan said well you guys like a
1:16:47
cult and I answer should have been well
1:16:50
either not no different from your cult
1:16:52
but smarter would have been yeah we're a
1:16:55
tribe this is tribal media that we're
1:16:57
doing now and in this case we had a we
1:17:00
had two tribes united by the same
1:17:02
peace-pipe yeah I guess anyway any any
1:17:13
new newcomers hello welcome to the
1:17:15
partay it's like a party and here's
1:17:17
where we thank who people who supported
1:17:19
this particular episode in extraordinary
1:17:22
measures and that's why we like to
1:17:24
bestow them with the title of executive
1:17:26
producer or associate executive producer
1:17:30
yes we start off with anonymous uh
1:17:34
today's a little slower than it's been
1:17:36
we didn't get any of the Dame against
1:17:39
the Dames you know which because it's
1:17:41
international Woman's Day we thought
1:17:43
that might accomplish something so that
1:17:45
that was a
1:17:46
good huh who's a total dud nobody cares
1:17:49
about the women no well there you go
1:17:51
maybe they didn't shave their heads
1:17:55
there's no evidence of shaved heads
1:17:58
shaved heads in the fists in the air
1:18:02
anonymous 360 $9.99 from the Colorado
1:18:07
bunker now he is donated a lot over the
1:18:10
years and now he's going to be the he's
1:18:14
not yeah I don't know if you never asked
1:18:16
or benighted him something else but now
1:18:17
he's not he's gonna be the anonymous
1:18:19
Baron of the ATF - see which is code for
1:18:23
something is doing ATF - see ya
1:18:28
something you have to figure it out now
1:18:30
this is the 14th I'm out confuso what it
1:18:33
is yes I figured it out okay this is the
1:18:37
14th time I've contributed monetarily to
1:18:40
the show I'm still unwilling to allow my
1:18:43
true identity to be revealed on the show
1:18:46
so please keep my name anonymous I am
1:18:48
knighted as soar anonymous Baron of the
1:18:50
ADF - see I typically donate once
1:18:54
annually as my tax refund rolls and I
1:18:56
donated annually my title and tithing or
1:18:58
only mentioned once a year because of
1:19:01
this I feel unworthy unsightly and
1:19:04
douchey please d douche me OK oops I
1:19:07
almost missed the deed the douche button
1:19:12
deduced
1:19:18
when I hear all the knights contributing
1:19:20
more frequently I feel a pain of angst
1:19:22
and I think that I should simply break
1:19:23
up my annual contribution so that my
1:19:25
name is mentioned more frequently as a
1:19:28
solve for my conscience as a specific
1:19:32
way to obtain moral self in sensing what
1:19:37
moral cell or moral self licensing sorry
1:19:40
and virtual signal to my fellow knights
1:19:43
and dames so here I am donating again as
1:19:45
I've stated before you must continue
1:19:47
your work it is vital to our nation's
1:19:49
interests and the citizens are better
1:19:52
for it
1:19:53
as the as the peerage grows the
1:19:55
knowledge spreads as they hit people in
1:19:57
the mouth they are illuminated by the
1:19:59
light that is the No Agenda show as the
1:20:03
tax returns roll in over paying like the
1:20:05
good little slave that I am I've
1:20:07
returned a small sum inclined paying
1:20:09
back the value for value in any small
1:20:11
way that I can I have donated before and
1:20:14
I managed to rise amongst my peers to
1:20:16
the level of Baron hopefully I can
1:20:19
continue to contribute throughout my
1:20:21
wage-earning years which are rapidly
1:20:23
diminishing this particular donation in
1:20:25
the amount of three six nine ninety nine
1:20:27
is a special contribution that I called
1:20:29
a triple Intel threat treat a triple
1:20:33
Intel treat that's treat not threat
1:20:36
this donation celebrates the power of
1:20:39
three and they all my te o - one two
1:20:42
three three three pronounced o twelve
1:20:46
triple three yes
1:20:47
that's executive order 12333
1:20:51
the triple threat presidential read it's
1:20:55
that's PPD I think it's a a presidential
1:20:57
preparedness order or something I think
1:21:00
it may ask you a question did did the
1:21:02
Jambo Joe package arrived for you no I
1:21:06
got nothing
1:21:07
oh pretty happy today oh no I didn't get
1:21:11
anything I did know it's busy I'm happy
1:21:14
because the clock changed and I got to
1:21:16
get up earlier oh my god I was hating
1:21:19
myself so much at 4:30 this morning
1:21:22
five-thirty but really for 30 it was bad
1:21:25
damn it leads stealing time so these
1:21:28
guys is accounting on the back in a very
1:21:29
very orderly fashion well so he's taken
1:21:33
as a very hike I take this a very high
1:21:35
compliment from him you know once you
1:21:38
figure out ad F dash C it's a high
1:21:40
compliment that he says where did that
1:21:42
we're doing important work so I like
1:21:43
that and I appreciate it thank you then
1:21:45
he will be a knighted sir anonymous
1:21:47
baron of the ADF see today at the round
1:21:49
table yes he sends interesting notes how
1:21:56
you will say although they we don't get
1:21:59
any insight stuff from him but it's it's
1:22:01
still good stuff
1:22:02
Tony Cabrera three five six six seven
1:22:05
and he says in the morning here's your
1:22:10
latest karatsu profits from the No
1:22:13
Agenda shop do you know this refers to
1:22:15
its key retsu this is this refers to the
1:22:18
Joe Rogan show I I talked about how no
1:22:21
again refer to the Japanese idea that I
1:22:25
use in Silicon Valley so much which is
1:22:27
why I brought it up on on Joe Rogan I
1:22:30
talked specifically about no agenda shop
1:22:32
and how it worked and and I said it's
1:22:35
kind of a key retsu yeah Hebrews but he
1:22:38
was he was of the opinion that it was
1:22:40
nuts that we weren't doing mugs yeah I
1:22:43
said we got mugs and just we don't take
1:22:45
care of it ourselves and do this boys
1:22:48
over there no agenda shop calm they do
1:22:50
whatever they believe will that your art
1:22:52
we have people thousands we have people
1:22:56
and they know how to do mugs they know
1:22:58
how to make money doing some of this
1:22:59
stuff that it's not our core competency
1:23:02
our core competencies to scream into a
1:23:03
microphone but also yeah okay fine I
1:23:07
will be mailing out some no agenda mugs
1:23:10
to both of you yes good another mug yes
1:23:13
and I will send the bonus one to Joe of
1:23:15
course
1:23:15
and if bonus ones to Joe via Adam that
1:23:18
says Joe mentioned he wanted one good
1:23:21
no jingles no karmic being part of the
1:23:24
no agenda network is enough for today
1:23:26
thank you Tony and we love what you guys
1:23:28
do no agenda shop comm
1:23:30
the artist benefit the shop benefits and
1:23:33
sometimes the show benefits
1:23:34
fantastic well there we go right there
1:23:36
he's an executive producer Chuck boy
1:23:39
sure had sir hashtag blessed to 333 dad
1:23:43
I'm listening to you on the Rogen last
1:23:45
night when my first thought first
1:23:46
thought was does he know what he just
1:23:49
did that JRE episode is going to make
1:23:52
some waves man congratulations sup John
1:23:56
ITM Chuck we have one point four million
1:24:02
views on the full the full interview and
1:24:06
another 1.8 million views on the clips
1:24:10
this you know that cut it into Clips ten
1:24:13
minute bits so and that's all that's
1:24:17
excluding the actual podcast which I
1:24:19
think it does huge numbers well let's
1:24:22
get the numbers of the podcast should be
1:24:23
higher yeah yeah so Ryan Boatright in
1:24:26
Salt Lake City Florida 333 request goat
1:24:32
karma about three months ago I started
1:24:33
listening again and I don't know why I
1:24:36
ever stopped thanks for all the great
1:24:38
episodes and keep being awesome we shall
1:24:40
do our best here's you goat farmer Brian
1:24:42
you've got el Boleyn in Farmington
1:24:50
Minnesota to 6-9 6-9 first associate
1:24:55
executive producer for Today Show 12:23
1:25:02
jingle 69 69 to stop the hammer and you
1:25:06
even read those because you didn't I got
1:25:08
those no I got all those I'm good I just
1:25:09
I'm just working on my dame hoodie here
1:25:13
AJ Bolin sorry Noel
1:25:16
AJ AJ um Jane hood here I'm a millennial
1:25:22
girl stuck in a big big d'leh world if I
1:25:27
could get a jobs come by the way so we
1:25:32
had to go right in saying it's just the
1:25:33
opposite of what you said yeah like I'm
1:25:36
not convinced of this because we were
1:25:39
playing some it was a some guy went on
1:25:40
this is a couple of years ago some guy
1:25:42
went on and on about the amygdala
1:25:44
swollen when they get mad all the time
1:25:45
you see it bigger right
1:25:47
but whatever we're gonna stick with our
1:25:49
theory anyway she's stuck in a big
1:25:52
amygdala world if I could get some jobs
1:25:55
karma I'll need that for the annual
1:25:57
review at work so I harbor much love for
1:26:01
you John and Adam Adam and John she
1:26:04
harbors much love yes I find that to be
1:26:06
an interesting usage well she's going to
1:26:08
caveat that in a moment stay calm and
1:26:11
keep podcasting love and light AJ AJ
1:26:16
thank you so much stop the hammering
1:26:31
jobs jobs and jobs let's go to jobs like
1:26:41
that combination is a good combo haven't
1:26:43
heard the the 99 rosy thing in a long
1:26:46
time
1:26:47
that's an old it was the hammering it
1:26:48
worked out alright so Roberts Vogel in
1:26:52
Franklin North Carolina to 1882 Road in
1:26:56
just a little length you know but it's
1:26:58
kind of interesting with the included
1:27:01
donation and attached donation record I
1:27:03
hereby a request to be knighted Sir
1:27:04
Robert of the Smoky Mountain brass
1:27:06
mmm-hmm is he on the list I think so yes
1:27:09
he is on marched a blah blah blah
1:27:12
it's his 65th birthday ah that I didn't
1:27:15
put him on that list oh okay I'll put
1:27:17
him on that also I ran into this note on
1:27:21
one of my previous shows and I'm not
1:27:24
sure that we ever put Milton's Cuevas
1:27:28
son Jackson was in his final month of
1:27:32
the army training at Fort Lee on the
1:27:33
birthday list today
1:27:35
well his birthday is on March 1st so
1:27:39
Jackson what's his last name it would be
1:27:42
Jackson Cuevas CU e VA s and that was
1:27:47
March first and how old was he
1:27:50
21 21 I have a feeling we did it but
1:27:53
well we'll just do it again do it again
1:27:58
it should have been done in pile two
1:28:04
anyway he says he's gonna be the
1:28:07
mountain brass he's his brass has a
1:28:08
double meaning in my title it refers to
1:28:11
the brass instrument I play an E flat
1:28:13
Alto horn in the Smoky Mountain brass
1:28:17
band in Asheville North Carolina oh nice
1:28:19
huh yeah I told you man that is an E
1:28:25
flat
1:28:26
ah the brass I sweep up after the day at
1:28:32
the local outdoor range oh that's right
1:28:37
that's some real brass ma stop shooting
1:28:40
range in Nantahala National Forest
1:28:43
he needs a D douching we got that you've
1:28:47
been deduced birthday karma a little
1:28:51
sharp then I got ants and don't eat me
1:28:53
Bernie Sanders do you have that one I
1:28:56
don't know anyway says having discovered
1:28:59
no Jenna from jcd plug on twit several
1:29:02
years ago I've sought to hit various
1:29:05
friends and family in the mouths with
1:29:06
only one full-time success my u.s. Naval
1:29:09
Academy roommate hmm despite forcing my
1:29:13
girlfriend over ten years to listen to
1:29:14
no agenda in the car and dragging her to
1:29:16
two and a meetups in Atlanta her
1:29:19
standard retort remains quote they have
1:29:23
an agenda what were here jingles cuz I
1:29:27
did I couldn't prep for those what did
1:29:28
he ask for oh sorry
1:29:30
birthday karma a little Sharpton huh any
1:29:34
Sharpton I got ants we don't eat a
1:29:37
Bernie okay well we don't have don't eat
1:29:39
me birdy but it's Bo Jaden we have don't
1:29:42
eat me Bo Jaden let you play that and
1:29:44
and ants we don't play the full ants
1:29:46
it's a minute 45 but no lives then I
1:29:50
understand what people want is anything
1:29:51
else in his note yeah I'm reading she
1:29:55
says they have an agenda yet I do see
1:29:57
her crack a smile every now and again
1:29:59
especially when dogs are people too
1:30:02
segments pops up she is not a dog person
1:30:06
but our big dog Percy oh yeah she should
1:30:10
get listened to Adam Adam in her be
1:30:12
right in the same boat she also tells me
1:30:14
that she that the reason I listen to no
1:30:16
agenda is because I'm an old crotchety
1:30:18
white man like you guys especially jcd
1:30:22
boom Shakalaka
1:30:24
gee compliments flying fast and heavy
1:30:27
here today and and I and my now adult
1:30:31
human resources have been tech media
1:30:33
group he says erica Hill was young and
1:30:35
hot she's still hot but I digress
1:30:42
there's only crotchety old man can say
1:30:44
stuff like this yes a few years back I
1:30:47
posted something yeah I'd say something
1:30:48
like that I get slapped a few years back
1:30:52
I posted something on the face bag but
1:30:54
based directly on a link from the show
1:30:56
notes my younger son mid-30s who put
1:30:58
really puts anything on the bag reported
1:31:00
on the bag quicklist listening to Dvorak
1:31:03
how did he know I don't know it refers
1:31:07
to faces another funny story relating to
1:31:09
a recent episode right after the first
1:31:10
or second Democrat debates was respected
1:31:12
in the discussion about Han how
1:31:14
unbalanced audio levels were on a couple
1:31:16
of women candidates the reason for that
1:31:19
according to my other human resource who
1:31:21
works in one of the AT&T Time Warner's
1:31:24
seeing in Turners subsidiaries hmm was
1:31:27
that just before they went on the air
1:31:29
they went for one last pee break and
1:31:32
their lavell ear transmitters got
1:31:35
knocked into the toilet oh really
1:31:37
the audio guys did not have time to
1:31:40
check levels on the replacement trans
1:31:42
Minister before they went on the air too
1:31:44
funny not to be true that sounds lanes
1:31:48
it it would explain it anyway DRI sees a
1:31:52
two hour and 15 minute drive each way
1:31:54
the Noach in the podcast is the ultimate
1:31:56
driving companion for making the trip
1:31:58
one habit I've developed is which I need
1:32:01
to break is that every time I hear
1:32:02
someone on the radio or TV say look I
1:32:05
yell look I want to add to that and I
1:32:13
love those those types of reports from
1:32:15
technical crew are gold I feel is gold I
1:32:19
mean who would know that I have one here
1:32:22
anonymous producer works for a
1:32:23
production company in Manhattan does
1:32:25
large corporate galas fundraisers and
1:32:28
benefit dinners Bloomberg has attended
1:32:30
many of these events and every time his
1:32:32
height has been a problem if he's
1:32:35
speaking at a lectern it must not be
1:32:37
made of lucite or a clear material see
1:32:40
this is Bloomberg's rider his handlers
1:32:42
have a specific box for him and they
1:32:46
want it hidden while other people are
1:32:48
speaking at the lectern I do not have
1:32:50
the exact dimensions of the box but my
1:32:53
guess is about eight inches tall
1:32:56
when he's speaking at a fireside chat or
1:32:58
in an interview setting there must be a
1:33:00
pillow on the chair to prop him forward
1:33:03
so his feet cut to the ground these
1:33:07
rules by the way also applied to Janet
1:33:09
Yellen big fan thanks for everything you
1:33:11
guys do the secrets of TV and media
1:33:16
being exposed right here before your
1:33:19
very own oh yeah I love that pillows my
1:33:23
feet touch the ground that's worse than
1:33:24
the box that is worse than the box
1:33:27
that's horrible yeah what did our um our
1:33:32
Robert want here for he don't eat me Bo
1:33:36
Jayden Sharpton to the any karma or jobs
1:33:39
come regular karma know you wanted a
1:33:44
hers it was some special karma it was it
1:33:48
was a regular Karma but it was for some
1:33:50
special reason no now we have to know he
1:33:53
had to put he put it right in the middle
1:33:54
here live any story episode so here it
1:33:58
is I deduced we did that I did that
1:34:02
birthday karma that's it okay
1:34:06
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our ESP ICT
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I got handsome
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1:34:29
you've got a bead since I've given erica
1:34:38
Hill story so erica Hill was at neck -
1:34:40
who is Erica are you telling us banker
1:34:43
for CNN she worked at she was on the
1:34:45
morning show on CBS she was one of the
1:34:48
coasts of the morning show before during
1:34:51
one of their transition periods she was
1:34:52
a she's a very pretty woman and I'm
1:34:57
consider myself the one that discovered
1:34:59
her okay the monkey comes out of the
1:35:03
sleeve again it wasn't like a discovery
1:35:05
it was like she was state she was very
1:35:09
attractive she had the right-sized head
1:35:12
she had the dimple shit everything going
1:35:14
on and they would have her do little
1:35:16
reports from the office or some some
1:35:18
bullshit some phony baloney thing but
1:35:21
every time the camera hit her the camera
1:35:23
loved her yeah and she liked the camera
1:35:26
and it was just like this relationship
1:35:28
you could see it between her and the
1:35:31
camera and as soon as I saw it once I
1:35:33
said oh if this girl wants to go into
1:35:35
broadcast and she's got it made because
1:35:38
it was just one of those things you
1:35:39
don't see it that often where it's just
1:35:42
a match made in heaven between a camera
1:35:46
and a person who just has this die the
1:35:49
ice Sparkle and everything with the
1:35:50
camera it's just funny the thing to say
1:35:53
in your witness but she was like top 10
1:35:55
yes and I'd like to expand when John
1:36:00
says she has the right head this is a we
1:36:03
are speaking as television executives in
1:36:05
this case she's got a you'd want a big
1:36:07
head on television the big head big
1:36:09
heads are good for ratings look at
1:36:14
Pat Sajak look at Jay Leno I mean I
1:36:18
don't have a big head but I made my head
1:36:19
big with hair and it's worked very
1:36:21
successful big heads equals ratings yes
1:36:28
but the funny thing is Natali del Conte
1:36:31
has a very small head and that was she
1:36:33
also had to run away to Portugal so
1:36:39
she's still out there she's still on the
1:36:41
lam with her husband well according to
1:36:44
them they're never on the lam but I she
1:36:48
has a blog and I check in on about once
1:36:51
a month to see what they're up to and I
1:36:53
have not they've they've begun
1:36:56
radio silence so I okay anyway so
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when you hear it you know it and when I
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heard there was it oh my god its
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pleasant it's a pleasant voice Innes
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I when I met her and talked her the
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first time it was like she has no
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training you know it's just natural and
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that that's it so it was got it made of
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you that natural just like people you
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run into there's another one I hate to
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go dead Gress too much but it's like
1:38:43
once in a while you run into somebody
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who's like a natural teleprompter reader
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mm-hmm
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never seen one don't know what it is
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they'd start to look at they read it
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like it's like I know I know I jump is
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exactly like that
1:39:06
his whole his whole body shifts and now
1:39:09
I'm going back to the teleprompter it's
1:39:13
so boring
1:39:14
why don't the Democrats call Trump out
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on this he's a lousy teleprompter reader
1:39:20
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Devorah you've got karma I think we
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since he produced this the preamble in
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the note was a little overboard
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to be honest or not' than there was
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like that that's a bit too much it's a
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little less I like the sound in general
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like that no no it's not necessary what
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younggu yes I'm waiting for the joke
1:48:30
yeah yes I wanted I can't wait on mania
1:48:42
for very short ones and a longer one
1:48:45
actually yeah let's start with the woman
1:48:49
that's not under get F but under bite in
1:48:51
gaff and this is the one that got I
1:48:53
think most of the play where he loses it
1:48:56
in the middle of a discussion and says
1:48:57
we have to reelect Trump turn turn this
1:49:00
primary from a campaign that's about
1:49:03
negative attacks into one about what
1:49:04
were for because we cannot get reelected
1:49:07
we cannot win this reelection excuse me
1:49:11
we can only reelect Donald Trump now I
1:49:14
would like to stop for one moment here
1:49:17
and put the no agenda producer
1:49:20
researcher hat on this is you've been
1:49:24
duped you've been duped this is out of
1:49:28
context because what actually happened
1:49:30
is Jo said something else after that
1:49:33
yeah so this is unfair so I have to
1:49:37
protect Jo I mean he's still out of his
1:49:41
gourd but that is not it well here comes
1:49:45
okay I'm not gonna argue with that but
1:49:47
let me just say one thing first we're
1:49:51
gonna we're only doing these gasps
1:49:52
because the the mainstream media has
1:49:54
decided to cover up for Jo right and
1:49:56
many of these gaps came from people's
1:49:59
listening to these clips on the
1:50:01
mainstream media and noticing chunks
1:50:04
missing right just this one is unfair
1:50:07
and I just want you to hear the whole
1:50:08
thing in context come on the nominee
1:50:10
will bring this party together who run a
1:50:12
progressive positive campaign and turn
1:50:15
turn this primary from a campaign that's
1:50:18
about negative attacks into one about
1:50:19
what we're for because we cannot get
1:50:22
reelected we cannot win this reelection
1:50:25
excuse me we can only reelect Donald
1:50:28
Trump
1:50:29
if in fact we get engaged in this
1:50:31
circular firing squad here so he saves
1:50:34
it but it's important to point out that
1:50:38
something else it was still nothing you
1:50:40
okay let me just step out who is in
1:50:43
charge of Joe Biden he just had a
1:50:46
fantastic showing on Super Tuesday put
1:50:49
the man at home and put the GIMP ball in
1:50:52
his mouth
1:50:52
lock him up don't let him out put the
1:50:56
surrogates on the road get Jill Biden
1:50:58
out there anybody
1:50:59
don't put this candidate out there
1:51:01
before before your Michigan primary
1:51:04
that's crazy he's you can't manage this
1:51:09
kind of person so they put him on the
1:51:12
Chris Wallace show no geez and so we now
1:51:18
we have a standalone kind of gaffe
1:51:20
followed by more gaffe and this is a
1:51:22
real disaster in my opinion this is the
1:51:24
gaff standalone thanks Chuck will see me
1:51:28
standing next to him and him standing
1:51:29
next to me we'll see you sleepy mr. vice
1:51:33
president thank you thanks for your time
1:51:35
please come back and less than 13 years
1:51:37
sir thank you very much all right it's
1:51:42
Chris but anyway I just did Chris no no
1:51:45
I just did Chuck I tell you what man and
1:51:48
these were back-to-back anyway on the
1:51:54
campaign trail thank you sir thank you
1:52:01
said that he I think that was the that
1:52:04
wasn't even the real Joe now I've just a
1:52:07
bunch of real short ones that came from
1:52:08
my compilation I there was about ten him
1:52:11
the compilation bus and work they're
1:52:13
very good but I like these and for a
1:52:16
couple of reasons
1:52:17
this first one which is the the top of
1:52:20
the list which is the because all of
1:52:22
these were at the same speech and this
1:52:25
would have all like two or three years
1:52:27
ago on our show would have been a drunk
1:52:30
or not drunk do you want to do it do
1:52:33
want to do a drunk or not drunk or no we
1:52:35
don't have to but you can maybe late no
1:52:38
we don't need to do that but let's start
1:52:39
with this one this is the dump this one
1:52:41
that says three
1:52:42
this is where he says instead of
1:52:44
Obamacare he says oh gamma care I ponder
1:52:55
though is uh is the the incredible
1:52:58
enthusiasm and excited this campaign has
1:53:00
generated folks well yeah but this was
1:53:02
something different I didn't hear that
1:53:05
did and I didn't that would that was the
1:53:08
end yeah oh I must have clipped it
1:53:11
poorly
1:53:11
well sorry well well done good work
1:53:15
drunk or not drunk mania or drunk one
1:53:20
that's this was one you wanted to first
1:53:23
of all now I wanted three oh god this
1:53:25
says Obamacare in the clip they'll never
1:53:32
know I'll edit this out okay good gee
1:53:35
John hey John tell me we have more bath
1:53:38
clips let's start back to that first one
1:53:41
with the one you played this is the one
1:53:42
that would have qualified for the drunk
1:53:44
or not drunk this is just him rambling
1:53:46
about talking to fire he sounds
1:53:49
plastered I pondered always uh is the
1:53:58
the incredible enthusiasm and excited
1:54:01
this campaign is generating a thick
1:54:03
tongue yeah oh man we need he needs to
1:54:07
drink courage now now that that will
1:54:10
move to clip this one this says to
1:54:12
alluded when I wanted to the end this
1:54:14
one says two and this one I was very
1:54:16
happy to get because he actually says Oh
1:54:20
Biden know Biden the Biden's oh he does
1:54:35
that's because that's not the real Joe
1:54:37
man the real Joe wouldn't make that
1:54:39
mistake woody it's not about his own
1:54:41
name Oh Biden Oh Biden the reason why
1:54:46
the reason why is because he keeps
1:54:48
throwing in there with some consultant
1:54:50
told him say Obama Biden you know Bhama
1:54:54
Biden campaign
1:54:55
Bhama by the administration obama-biden
1:54:57
care and then then when he comes out
1:55:00
with but then when he for some reason
1:55:02
says Oh Biden were Biden first Biden
1:55:04
Obama his brain can't can't process who
1:55:07
comes out oh by your app you're probably
1:55:10
right this is probably exactly now this
1:55:12
is the one I like which is the Obama
1:55:14
care you know if he actually used that
1:55:23
on this platform for it gamma care uh I
1:55:28
like that I want some Obama care
1:55:30
fantastic poor Joe as somebody once said
1:55:34
this is a bailed Elder Abuse yes it is
1:55:37
totally but the media will not play
1:55:40
these clips
1:55:42
well no no suffering for him they really
1:55:45
everyone is all in on getting this guy
1:55:48
the nomination and letting him run
1:55:50
against Trump and lose I would just like
1:55:52
to remind everybody that if even if you
1:55:54
go to Wikipedia and this is why I don't
1:55:58
add heat it's it's an insult really to
1:56:00
run this guy particularly when he talks
1:56:02
about I wrote that bill I wrote that
1:56:04
bill you know I wrote the federal
1:56:06
assault weapons ban bill well the
1:56:08
problem is that was all wrapped up into
1:56:11
one Act of 1994 the Violent Crime
1:56:15
Control and Law Enforcement Act and this
1:56:17
is the act that put a hundred thousand
1:56:19
cops on the street that built the entire
1:56:23
commercial prison system this was what
1:56:25
Hillary Clinton said this is how we need
1:56:28
to bring the super predators to heel and
1:56:30
if you look right here on Wikipedia so
1:56:33
this was very that my point is not a
1:56:36
very Pro african-american thing you did
1:56:39
here Joe and it says right here the bill
1:56:42
was originally written by Senator Joe
1:56:45
Biden of Delaware he was behind the
1:56:48
whole thing but ok run Joe run yeah this
1:56:55
would be a good opportunity to mention
1:56:57
that we do not have a explicit two-party
1:57:01
system in the United States and you go
1:57:04
anywhere overseas well you only have
1:57:06
Republican Democrat
1:57:07
you can actually you know there's a lot
1:57:09
of different parties and I look some of
1:57:11
them up and I would like to share some
1:57:14
other choices that you can vote for
1:57:17
Brian Carroll is the nominee for the
1:57:21
American solidarity party Jerome Segal
1:57:24
who was a philosopher from Maryland he
1:57:26
is running for the Bread and Roses
1:57:28
ticket we have Don Blankenship from West
1:57:32
Virginia he is running for the
1:57:34
Constitution Party then we have Gloria
1:57:38
la Riva and Gloria is running for the
1:57:43
party for socialism and liberation
1:57:45
Howie Hawkins the Peace and Freedom
1:57:47
Party he's an interesting dude and let's
1:57:51
see do we have anything else
1:57:54
let's Libertarian Party do they have a
1:57:57
candidate this year well ice let me see
1:58:00
I think they do actually no independent
1:58:04
I don't see the Libertarian Party
1:58:06
anywhere in this list it was did they
1:58:09
even have usually they do something yeah
1:58:12
they have a usually a convention and
1:58:13
then Garry Johnson gets to be President
1:58:15
it would there's been none of that
1:58:18
maybe it folded Libertarian Party 2020
1:58:24
let me see I could be wrong and it
1:58:27
wasn't McAfee running for something he's
1:58:29
always running for something here we go
1:58:31
20 20 presidential candidates okay so
1:58:34
they do have a here we go Oh like we
1:58:37
could have been on this list Adam Koch
1:58:39
Esch Bryan Ellison
1:58:42
Daniel Berman Daniel Berman's got a big
1:58:44
hat that says taxation is theft on it
1:58:47
sounds like a good libertarian uh
1:58:51
Jedidiah Hill I'm just reading the names
1:58:53
that I recognize this go quite a lot of
1:58:56
people running for Oh bad there he is
1:58:58
thank goodness well here's here's the
1:59:01
guy you go to Vermin Supreme twenty20
1:59:04
calm he is on the ticket pony up America
1:59:09
Vermin Supreme twenty20 this oh he's got
1:59:13
a great website John you got to take a
1:59:14
look what he's doing
1:59:15
Herman supreme he's the guy with the
1:59:17
boot on his head that guy with the boot
1:59:20
on his head and he gives a pony his
1:59:23
platformers everyone gets a pony you
1:59:26
spelled as vermin of the erm I n yeah
1:59:29
supreme twenty you know the guy twenty
1:59:32
twenty calm platform for a pioneer
1:59:35
America and a zombie powered future is
1:59:41
to spread allowed an unapologetic
1:59:43
message of free thought clean smiles and
1:59:45
ponies through satire and humor I
1:59:48
present real issues with fantastical
1:59:50
context in depth analysis and a dose of
1:59:52
much-needed humor in the political
1:59:53
sphere with thought-provoking activism I
1:59:56
stand against the tyrannical duopoly the
1:59:58
violent police state and all forms of
2:00:01
overreaching government got a link for a
2:00:03
V you might maybe there's audio from
2:00:05
this down this way from the homepage
2:00:07
yeah well not let me see I can play yeah
2:00:10
he's got a good picture himself says
2:00:11
motherboard and has got a okay I grew it
2:00:14
on his head here we go
2:00:18
[Music]
2:00:20
hi my name is Dermot supreme and so
2:00:25
generally knowing for as a person who's
2:00:27
running for president
2:00:28
I'm a friendly fascist I have a tyrant
2:00:30
that you should trust and you should let
2:00:32
me run your life because I to know what
2:00:36
is best for you that's it he's got my
2:00:43
vote he's got my vote
2:00:44
I voted for him before the guy is
2:00:46
fantastic love this guy
2:00:50
vermin supreme 2020 actually on the
2:00:53
ballot anywhere that's a good question I
2:00:57
mean he has to be usually he's on the
2:00:58
ballot in New York but I don't know if
2:01:00
he's a mmm it's good question
2:01:04
I don't know you can also donate to his
2:01:06
campaign doesn't even say chippin so
2:01:10
while we're on the topic of vermin
2:01:12
supreme mm-hmm I have a kind of a side
2:01:15
clip that might be worth listening to
2:01:17
because I've got to compete with you now
2:01:19
and digging up some of these things
2:01:20
this is chunk chunk chunk chunk yogurt
2:01:26
yogurt yogurt yes but he actually
2:01:29
recorded this himself oh and this is
2:01:32
only part of the recording he's at the
2:01:33
airport and he I guess the flight was
2:01:38
delayed
2:01:38
and he decided to make a fuss about it
2:01:41
and he was going to and he's gonna post
2:01:44
this I guess he did or somebody isn't
2:01:46
this old he's done this before
2:01:47
it hasn't he gone through some airport
2:01:49
oh yeah he does this over every so often
2:01:52
I don't know if this is new or old but
2:01:54
I've never heard it before you've heard
2:01:55
it before I think this is old I think
2:01:57
you've got snookered again man coming
2:02:03
supervisor I think this is I think this
2:02:05
is old so you at least got to be honest
2:02:08
what is their plight is there a plane
2:02:12
to be honest is there a plane whose
2:02:14
airplane where's the play where's the
2:02:17
play where is it
2:02:28
okay so where is the plane because I've
2:02:37
been here for hours
2:02:39
where's the play when did you make a
2:02:43
decision is there a plane I think this
2:03:21
is old I'm pretty sure it is well it's
2:03:23
my right it's new to me and I got a kick
2:03:28
out of not the like as though somebody
2:03:30
was recording somebody going nuts you
2:03:32
know with their own camera I got a kick
2:03:34
out of the arrogance for him to record
2:03:36
it how he thinks he's all that in the
2:03:38
bag of chips man she doesn't believe it
2:03:40
but really does he really thinks he's
2:03:42
all that I know no I mean let's record
2:03:46
ourselves being an a-hole yeah I don't
2:03:50
know hey I have an update of not really
2:03:53
an update but I caught something in the
2:03:57
hallway mush I need to play my theme
2:03:59
song hold on I've missed I have a theme
2:04:02
song here
2:04:07
I am the vaped Crusader hero of the
2:04:19
vapors I have exposed evil tobacco
2:04:22
yeah apparently by the way I should
2:04:24
mention this not to promote Joe Rogan
2:04:27
but why not everybody commented on your
2:04:31
because I heard that part 2 on your
2:04:34
exposition on the your and I was asked
2:04:38
about it by Nick yes he says what is
2:04:40
this what is all this I said Adam has
2:04:43
been going on and on about this for
2:04:45
weeks months months mm-hmm and he became
2:04:50
an extra and I explained Dexter and I
2:04:51
went to the background everything I said
2:04:53
I don't think that many people know so
2:04:55
much he's almost like he's like that now
2:04:57
he's the expert he should be hired by or
2:04:59
brought into the government and and he
2:05:03
summarized by parently beautifully
2:05:06
according to everybody on the Joe Rogan
2:05:08
show and I guess nobody it it baffled
2:05:14
everybody Wow so idea is a complement of
2:05:17
some sort that I'm giving you
2:05:19
yes for it clearly pains you but okay
2:05:26
really
2:05:27
but so the the even shorter version is
2:05:32
vaping has been taken down by big
2:05:34
tobacco and and the states that have the
2:05:39
master states agreement that's an
2:05:40
important part which means tobacco
2:05:43
companies have a deal with states states
2:05:46
is particularly California get a lot of
2:05:48
money to compensate for the death and
2:05:52
destruction that tobacco causes and the
2:05:54
states wrote bonds against these and you
2:05:58
know so they borrowed money against
2:05:59
their future earnings and with vaping
2:06:01
guess what people were not smoking
2:06:04
tobacco so they had to put a stop for it
2:06:06
and taking Jul effectively out of the
2:06:08
market and I think Monday or Tuesday
2:06:11
they're gonna try and pass this bill for
2:06:13
a flavored a liquids because oh you know
2:06:16
that's just trying to hook the children
2:06:18
you know don't don't mind giving your
2:06:20
three-year-old
2:06:21
cellphone but please don't don't have
2:06:23
any flavored vape liquids around and
2:06:26
this is all to Shepard in which is now
2:06:28
coming and we've been waiting for I
2:06:30
cross I and I know it's a stupid name no
2:06:33
one even knows how to pronounce it I
2:06:35
little I capital Q OS which this is a
2:06:39
good use I'll stop you here what were
2:06:42
they thinking with this naming
2:06:44
convention it's an acronym for I quit
2:06:47
ordinary smoking and I and I'm sure the
2:06:49
URL was available because who the hell
2:06:52
comes up with that so and and why is
2:06:57
this the genius they've been working for
2:07:00
working towards is because it is a
2:07:03
device that looks like a vape pen it
2:07:06
comes with little cartridges you plug in
2:07:08
but it is heated tobacco which means
2:07:12
it's almost smoke free this is since the
2:07:15
barbarians at the gate if you've never
2:07:17
seen that movie I think it was HBO
2:07:20
barbarians at the gate is about the
2:07:22
leveraged buyout of RJR nabisco and a
2:07:26
running gag throughout this was well
2:07:29
actually not even a gag they had on deck
2:07:31
the smokeless cigarette and it was going
2:07:33
to be a huge bonanza so they do a
2:07:35
leveraged buyout but it turns out the
2:07:38
smokeless cigarette when you light it
2:07:40
with a match something some chemical
2:07:43
reaction took place with the sulfur and
2:07:45
it smelled like a turd so as it but so
2:07:49
the I cross apparently has a smokeless
2:07:52
so now I'm looking at how else are they
2:07:55
gonna try and introduce this because
2:07:56
they need a few more pushes we already
2:07:58
have vape is bad vapors gonna kill you
2:08:01
even though it's completely unrelated
2:08:02
with tea with illegal THC cartridges
2:08:06
filled with the you know with vitamin E
2:08:08
acetate added we have all the scary
2:08:10
stuff kids are getting hooked it's all
2:08:12
bad here's I cross is gonna save the
2:08:14
world but we still need we still need to
2:08:17
highlight how great this new device is
2:08:20
and what better than some new research
2:08:23
yeah now let's think almost no smoke
2:08:28
practically no smoke from this that's
2:08:31
important because of a new term
2:08:34
third hand smoke you don't have to be
2:08:37
anywhere near a cigarette for toxic
2:08:39
chemicals to affect you that's because
2:08:41
the residue is lingering long after that
2:08:43
cigarette is put out what you need to
2:08:45
know John Banzhaf is a professor of
2:08:47
public interest of law at George
2:08:50
Washington University law schools also
2:08:51
the founder of the group action on
2:08:53
smoking and health
2:08:54
many of us had no idea what their hand
2:08:56
smoke was how exactly if it's on close
2:08:59
or in walls is it so powerful that it
2:09:02
could actually harm our health
2:09:04
well many ways third hand tobacco smoke
2:09:07
is like secondhand tobacco smoke
2:09:09
although the experts tell us it is more
2:09:11
toxic the circus acts tells us there's
2:09:14
no safe lower level of exposure to
2:09:16
secondhand tobacco smoke kills 40,000
2:09:19
Americans every year compare that by the
2:09:21
way the coronavirus now what this study
2:09:24
shows here typical non smoker you go to
2:09:27
a movie theater where they haven't had
2:09:28
smoking for over 15 years you sit down
2:09:31
it's not too crowded some of the people
2:09:33
in the audience are smokers or they're
2:09:35
not smoking then simply the residue from
2:09:38
their clothing will be enough to expose
2:09:41
you to about the exposure of 10
2:09:44
cigarettes secondhand tobacco smoke this
2:09:48
is pretty outrageous research I mean I
2:09:51
don't think that the jury is really in
2:09:54
or is done on secondhand smoke but now
2:09:57
third hand smoke you go to a movie
2:09:59
theater just the smoke the residue that
2:10:02
is hanging on other people's clothes is
2:10:04
equivalent to you sitting next to
2:10:06
somebody smoking 10 cigarettes
2:10:09
it doesn't even pass oh the sniff test
2:10:13
this is bull no this is PR is what this
2:10:17
is this was on HLN CLN your friend
2:10:21
what's the difference well because this
2:10:23
aired on CNN Headline News this is the
2:10:26
this is the propaganda channel I mean
2:10:29
not any less than the others CNN but
2:10:32
this is where you can get these kinds of
2:10:34
guys on either National Center for
2:10:36
Health Research sounds important not
2:10:38
really this these guys are paid shills
2:10:41
and this research is going to be
2:10:44
distributed it's coming from them
2:10:46
go ahead wait for it this will become a
2:10:49
story if they need a break
2:10:50
they need a break in the media cycle
2:10:52
taken you know so they can slip this in
2:10:55
but that's what we're getting now
2:10:57
that'll be the net just follow it
2:10:58
that'll be the next step towards we need
2:11:01
I cross yes because it takes it get
2:11:04
takes care of the nasty third hand smoke
2:11:09
you want to hear some more until I have
2:11:11
another minute into 50 seconds the kids
2:11:15
because this stuff tends to collect on
2:11:18
rugs and furniture kids are falling
2:11:21
around on rugs they're more likely to
2:11:23
pick up things the touch thing and put
2:11:26
it in their mouths and so it's much more
2:11:28
dangerous for kids but it's terribly
2:11:30
dangerous for adults fortunately there
2:11:33
are legal remedies and what are the
2:11:35
things we can do because obviously the
2:11:36
take away now listen to this this is
2:11:38
this is really egregious because they're
2:11:40
going to use HR and all kinds of other
2:11:43
mechanisms to screw people who and
2:11:46
probably people who are vaping - you
2:11:48
just watch it'll be a third hand vapor
2:11:51
oh yeah it's really really bad listen to
2:11:52
what he suggests you do at your company
2:11:55
and what are the things we can do
2:11:58
because obviously the take away I can go
2:12:00
to a movie theater I can't prevent
2:12:01
whether someone next to me smoked a
2:12:02
cigarette no but if you work and you
2:12:05
work where somebody is smoking go
2:12:06
outside for smoking break and come back
2:12:08
in and they smell tobacco smoke you can
2:12:11
complain to your employer you can file a
2:12:14
complaint with OSHA you can file a
2:12:16
complaint of the Americans with
2:12:17
Disabilities Act
2:12:18
you could probably file a complaint
2:12:20
under your local laws relating to this
2:12:23
and we've actually done this and in fact
2:12:25
it works or you could give me I cross
2:12:28
for his birthday it's coming no legs the
2:12:34
third hand smoke story has got no legs
2:12:37
okay we'll see I'm predicting that as we
2:12:39
speak
2:12:40
well for one and this guy sounds like an
2:12:42
old crank now if if the I cross
2:12:47
manufacturer comes along and says hey we
2:12:50
want to buy some ads
2:12:52
I think it'll get some legs we'll see
2:12:55
the third head smoke thing is too
2:12:56
laughable it's got no legs is stupid
2:12:59
it's the stupid this is the lab coat on
2:13:01
John he looked official but the lab coat
2:13:04
was a smart move but I all say this that
2:13:07
this doesn't happen this is not gonna
2:13:09
work it's it's too stupid it is stupid
2:13:13
would you suggest I cross market to the
2:13:16
masses I don't think they're gonna oh
2:13:18
that's a good question if we were
2:13:20
sitting around trying to figure out how
2:13:22
to sell this this Turkey through the
2:13:26
house argue about it is the question I
2:13:29
mean I got the raw it's got a bad name
2:13:33
it's got it looks is just too similar to
2:13:36
vaping while was just vape it makes more
2:13:38
sense
2:13:40
it's and this I would marketers they're
2:13:45
painting themselves into a corner no
2:13:46
possible no I cross the safe vape that's
2:13:52
what I do because it doesn't have better
2:13:54
than what they're doing it doesn't have
2:13:56
any harmful chemicals as a bonus there's
2:13:59
almost no secondhand smoke let alone
2:14:02
that crazy third hand smoke people are
2:14:04
talking right know what the tobacco
2:14:05
company would say to that pitch they'd
2:14:09
say we don't want to use the word vape
2:14:11
in any way we were trying to get people
2:14:13
not to even think about vaping so we
2:14:15
can't we can't put vape can't put the
2:14:18
competition's wording in our pitch hmm
2:14:23
okay well it's a real shame if they
2:14:27
can't even launch a new product off of
2:14:29
this destruction I mean there's the the
2:14:31
vapor of the vape industry is quite
2:14:33
large worldwide and it's just it's it's
2:14:35
being hammered and you know and when I
2:14:38
say they're outlawing flavored eliquid
2:14:41
it's not entirely true you have to go
2:14:44
through the FDA process about 1.5
2:14:47
million dollars per flavor so you know
2:14:51
it's like who can afford that
2:14:53
oh it's and there's a lot of little vape
2:14:55
shops and there's a lot of family
2:14:56
businesses this is a very grassroots
2:15:00
movement that was taking place and in
2:15:03
collusion with the government the the
2:15:05
the Big Tobacco came in and screwed
2:15:08
everybody and is getting away with it
2:15:10
and that's it from your vape Crusaders
2:15:13
see you next time everybody so I'm
2:15:19
noticing a couple of interesting things
2:15:22
they just think Burks me a little trend
2:15:27
that's irking me is there is the ageism
2:15:29
that I'm starting to see on democracy
2:15:31
now Oh interesting and this I only have
2:15:35
one but I could say that she says this
2:15:37
constantly over and over again because
2:15:39
everyone's all perked about the way it's
2:15:41
gone for Elizabeth Warren mm-hmm having
2:15:44
which once she quit the whole
2:15:45
everybody's up net Izzie and so you end
2:15:48
up if you go to Democracy Now you hear
2:15:50
the following kind of thing and you hear
2:15:54
it a lot this is the Amy Amy Goodman and
2:15:57
she the way she describes the
2:15:59
competition this is the top clip the Amy
2:16:00
older white men senator Elizabeth Warren
2:16:04
has suspended her bid for the 2020
2:16:06
Democratic presidential nomination
2:16:08
leaving the race down to two older white
2:16:10
men former Vice President Joe Biden
2:16:12
senator Bernie Sanders yeah she says
2:16:19
older white men a number of times and
2:16:21
then when she starts talking to people
2:16:24
they go off the deep end complaining
2:16:26
about racism and sexism
2:16:29
yeah but ageism doesn't count ageism
2:16:31
apparently is okay with these folk and
2:16:33
so they go on and on I do have one clip
2:16:36
that I did kind of enjoy this was the
2:16:39
she brought on this guy old socialist
2:16:41
hack norman solomon to come on and there
2:16:44
of course defending than one of the
2:16:46
older why old white man bernie sanders
2:16:50
but they were discussing and i think
2:16:52
pretty much what we've been saying for a
2:16:54
very long time the the corruption of the
2:16:57
media and why we see a lot of anti-trump
2:17:01
corruption of the media
2:17:04
the anti Bernie thing is at least as if
2:17:07
you're a socialist appears to be even
2:17:09
worse but they'd never make the jump to
2:17:12
Trump they will not see Trump big guy
2:17:14
whatever they say about Trump's fine but
2:17:17
let's listen to this clip because this I
2:17:18
was enjoyed enjoy this is norm Solomon
2:17:22
on corporate media let's face it MSNBC
2:17:25
and CNN huge and powerful cable networks
2:17:29
have been engaged in all sorts of
2:17:32
slander and innuendo and sometimes
2:17:34
smears against Bernie Sanders and for
2:17:38
Rachel Maddow and MSNBC and other
2:17:40
networks and media to act as though this
2:17:43
is only coming from one direction and
2:17:46
toward one direction is of a piece of a
2:17:48
pattern of bias against Bernie Sanders
2:17:51
that shouldn't be a surprise but should
2:17:53
outrage us these are corporate owned
2:17:56
entities MSNBC is owned by Comcast a
2:17:58
very anti labor anti-consumer huge
2:18:02
corporation they don't want Bernie
2:18:05
Sanders to be President he would tax
2:18:07
their profits he would challenge the
2:18:09
prerogatives of the wealthy to determine
2:18:12
the policies of the US government and
2:18:14
overall I think we should note that
2:18:17
corporate media have been on a assault
2:18:19
against Bernie Sanders we've gone
2:18:21
through several phases a year ago he was
2:18:23
old news other candidates were saying
2:18:25
the same things then when he stuck with
2:18:28
Medicare for all which is an affirmation
2:18:30
of the human rights of all people then
2:18:32
he was portrayed as an extremist or too
2:18:36
radical out of step then we were told he
2:18:39
had no chance to win the nomination
2:18:41
then after New Hampshire and especially
2:18:43
Nevada he was being trashed the mud was
2:18:47
flying from corporate media to pretend
2:18:50
that therefore progressives should stay
2:18:52
neutral until a convention I just don't
2:18:55
understand that we have Elizabeth Warren
2:18:58
saying now that she's going to stay in
2:19:01
the fight is the fight for Medicare for
2:19:03
all is the fight against corporate power
2:19:05
if that fight is to affirm the human
2:19:09
rights of all human beings
2:19:10
how can she stay neutral this is very
2:19:13
disturbing to me because
2:19:15
day goes by and Elizabeth Warren fails
2:19:19
to endorse Bernie Sanders and go out and
2:19:22
campaign for him is a de facto
2:19:24
assistance to corporate power to
2:19:27
corporate America and Joe Biden and I
2:19:29
don't think we should pretend anything
2:19:31
else Wow she was on SNL last night Liz
2:19:36
oh yeah catch it yeah I did it was it
2:19:40
was it was she was pretty good I have to
2:19:41
say they did a whole whole bit and
2:19:47
what's her name Kate McKinnon you know
2:19:49
she does Elizabeth Warren and then so
2:19:52
Elizabeth all of a sudden came on she
2:19:55
was answering question if she is fuzzy
2:19:59
but it was good and but more importantly
2:20:02
Elizabeth Warren and she's what 70 I
2:20:05
think she's just about 70 no she's over
2:20:07
70 she's like no she might just be
2:20:10
simple she's an old white woman but if
2:20:14
she got contacts grew her hair back and
2:20:20
ran as a Republican she'd have a shot
2:20:23
she is she is she's pretty good-looking
2:20:25
to her neck good skin if she she looks
2:20:29
she does not look 70 she just she's men
2:20:32
if you look at older pictures of her she
2:20:34
had some some hottie in her some very
2:20:38
have to go way back she is exactly 70
2:20:41
yes but she she just needs to stop
2:20:44
dressing like a hysterical nutjob this
2:20:49
is just some advice from this curry
2:20:50
Dvorak consulting group she actually
2:20:52
dresses like an 80 year old woman yeah
2:20:53
yes she dresses older than she is and it
2:20:57
just you know don't part it in the
2:20:59
middle get a get contacts she could look
2:21:01
really good you should go ask Hillary
2:21:03
where she gets her hair done in Paris
2:21:05
and get Perez yes exactly
2:21:08
that's not a hair gonna hairdo yeah yeah
2:21:11
yeah but she's good again she was good
2:21:16
but there's you know she's still not
2:21:17
exactly solemn and said she's not she's
2:21:21
not endorsing anyone she's not helping
2:21:23
Bernie she's not helping anybody she
2:21:24
just who the hell knows I can help
2:21:26
Bernie the party's gonna be on her ass
2:21:28
and
2:21:28
you like look do you like this job of
2:21:32
yours as the senator you want to keep a
2:21:34
support you understand the party you're
2:21:36
gonna become an independent what're you
2:21:37
gonna do if you're gonna if you're a
2:21:38
Democrat you're gonna endorse Joe and
2:21:41
here's how you're gonna do it they're
2:21:43
gonna give him/her a script that that's
2:21:45
a good excuse for her to endorsing Joe
2:21:47
she is not gonna endorse Bernie
2:21:48
there's no way there's no way she's
2:21:50
gonna ever endorsed Bernie she can't do
2:21:52
it they won't let her know he's alright
2:21:56
you're right you're right well maybe she
2:21:57
missed she did hold out but maybe she
2:21:59
was holding out for a great deal maybe
2:22:00
there's something I don't know we'll see
2:22:02
Pamela Pamela Harris Camilla Harris
2:22:05
endorsed Joe Biden Kevin Harrison who
2:22:08
stood there and said children and now
2:22:16
she's all this is the man I trust him
2:22:19
he's great yeah please hypocrite can't a
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hypocrite yeah I'm gonna show my school
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Joshua Pettigrew I you know who he is
2:23:09
yes in Monticello well he is our artist
2:23:13
that did the and he can't do art anymore
2:23:19
so he sent us in some money can I got a
2:23:21
note from and I want to read it okay I
2:23:24
figure out where it is curious it's a
2:23:29
little longer than I'd like but here it
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is
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dear Jack Benny and Rochester I write
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you in a response to the many kind words
2:23:38
of appreciation that you both have
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heaped upon the Peabody judge artwork I
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submitted a special thanks goes to John
2:23:44
who has personally championed it
2:23:46
mentioning it on the show more than once
2:23:48
and using it in the newsletter and
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posting it about it on Twitter that's
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true that's because this is a great
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piece yeah I also write to apologize for
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the belatedness of this note I should
2:23:58
have responded quicker you guys deserve
2:24:00
better of your producers I've not gone
2:24:03
overboard and continue to be blessed by
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your wit and wisdom during these
2:24:05
deranged times the reason for my lack of
2:24:08
artwork submissions in recent years is
2:24:10
due to the fact that I can't listen to
2:24:13
the show live anymore
2:24:14
right yeah he told us that as you can
2:24:17
imagine this can be a difficult hurdle
2:24:18
to overcome the Pete Buddha judge art
2:24:21
came after Trump called him Alfred E
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Newman on Twitter the hilarious images
2:24:24
that conjured in my mind was just dying
2:24:26
to be expressed in real life as John is
2:24:29
described on the show before sometimes
2:24:32
an artist just has to create this is
2:24:36
true in this case and I couldn't help
2:24:37
myself despite the low possibilities of
2:24:40
being selected and that was the reason I
2:24:42
won through this note is that we have
2:24:44
another guy that's in one of ours who
2:24:45
won't mention who it is who's always
2:24:47
quitting he you know you'll get them
2:24:49
upset you never I am not gonna do any
2:24:52
more art but he listens to the show and
2:24:54
this happens artists are artists they
2:24:57
are and they had they can't not do it
2:25:00
and well I just thought was just a
2:25:03
that's a sweet note and just it reminded
2:25:06
me of last night the former New York
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banker I know who he wanted to be the
2:25:13
candidate and who he thinks will be an
2:25:15
excellent president next time around
2:25:16
people judge and I and and I and I know
2:25:22
this because I said Oh
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CIA Pete the white Obama mmm that was
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the wrong thing to say
2:25:30
the free think of that commentary he did
2:25:33
not like that man but he's the smartest
2:25:36
guy yeah I he mumbled and I could see
2:25:38
him and I backed off immediately he was
2:25:42
not yeah now that was early on in the
2:25:48
evening so it was still good everything
2:25:50
turned out great later after I after I
2:25:53
sent them home with one of those
2:25:55
cinnamon bottles from jambo Joe
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everybody loves me now Jim Zuko loves us
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in this age of Corona can john sheridan
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sp4 bus mighty rice thanks i don't know
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but useful rotavirus has to do with it
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what you should consider I haven't
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Bobby SRAM and Dubuque Iowa Dubuque
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he needs a he's 60 bucks and him and his
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yeah you've been deduced Mark J we'll
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call him because it's what it says on
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his note from American Fork Utah sent a
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note in that is again worth of at least
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a little mention he needs a D douching
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you've been deduced he says he also I
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didn't do this and I made a mistake he's
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needs to be on the birthday list uh yeah
2:26:58
okay Marv Marv J yeah turning 50 on
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Saturday okay mark J 50 on Saturday done
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so he says the last 10 years have been a
2:27:10
string a bad thing after another maybe
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some no agenda karma will help him quit
2:27:13
that the end for you he says I first
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discovered no agenda in the back in the
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early days and John mentioned on twit
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that he was doing a podcast with the
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original and greatest host of
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headbangers ball what so I had to listen
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and he says I immediately connect you
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with the shows you were talking about
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things I was noticing about the MSM that
2:27:36
nobody else seemed to notice he says I
2:27:40
stupidly became a man overboard and
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we're only returned in 2016 after the
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2016 election that's not good we're
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happy here's a PS so I wanted imagine he
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says he didn't know it would be talked
2:27:51
about this before he didn't know it was
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saying they were saying New World Order
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oh really
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I always thought he says know what that
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Oh des yeah that's it could be who knows
2:28:06
me if it's if it's that to you it's all
2:28:08
good it's all good
2:28:11
onward Marshall Bennett in Locust Hill
2:28:16
Virginia by 555 and he's God he says I'm
2:28:21
calling out the very person who hit me
2:28:23
in the mouth my father as a douche bag I
2:28:26
also want to wish him happy birthday at
2:28:29
the same time he's on the list sorry dad
2:28:30
and happy birthday
2:28:32
lots of love also need health cam karma
2:28:34
and f cancer karma from my mom
2:28:36
mother-in-law was battling cancer yes
2:28:38
we'll put that the end for you thank you
2:28:40
John Monica 5510 Highland Heights
2:28:43
Kentucky
2:28:44
sir Mad Hatter 5510 hey and he'll be
2:28:47
wishing dame jamie the love of his life
2:28:49
a very happy birthday for March 10th
2:28:51
also on the list
2:28:53
macaé Stoddard I'm hoping I got that
2:28:57
5510 in Oceanside California also
2:29:00
another douchebag call out here he's gay
2:29:05
can you please call out a Jew jo o
2:29:10
Birmingham as a major douche bag
2:29:16
Catherine 5510 in New Hampshire another
2:29:19
birthday for Abel Kirby yes he'll be
2:29:23
turned I ain't turning 30
2:29:25
tomorrow Abel Kirby man he does a lot of
2:29:28
our great jingles Brian Burgess and so
2:29:32
does he yeah hold on a second let me
2:29:33
just I'll play a shorty one that you'll
2:29:36
recognize what is this now that's an end
2:29:39
of show he has what is this stuff he's
2:29:44
doing here
2:29:47
[Music]
2:29:55
as he has a lot of end of show things
2:29:59
cool you know is this one
2:30:11
[Music]
2:30:14
yeah not gruesome at all nice mm-hmm
2:30:18
yogi onward Brian Burgess in Pelican
2:30:21
Rapids Minnesota
2:30:23
5405 then we have Katrina
2:30:27
Oh cursed rum Jesu ski in Iowa City Iowa
2:30:31
$50 in 30 cents and she's got addy
2:30:34
douching he's a D douching for starters
2:30:39
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2:30:41
deduced and then she's got a birthday
2:30:45
call-out but it's also a douchebag call
2:30:48
out for his dad Brad Josue ski hey but
2:30:55
it's it's for Andrew she's donating for
2:30:58
Andrew today's his 30th birthday he's
2:31:00
also on the list Brian Moser $50 in one
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cent Edward and now we got $50 donors
2:31:09
were to wrap this up Edwin Mazurek in
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Memphis Tennessee alo ah libel our label
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in Newark Delaware Sir Franco in sabato
2:31:19
Texas Larry hey and Mooresville North
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Carolina
2:31:23
Brian hey with the birthday some parts
2:31:27
unknown is he got a DB well this is this
2:31:30
is nice for Brian hey as a birthday gift
2:31:33
from his wife and kids he he's always
2:31:36
saying he wants to donate me up more
2:31:38
often we aren't sure what addy douching
2:31:40
is but we're pretty sure he'd appreciate
2:31:41
one if this is enough for it in the
2:31:45
morning yeah well deduce it
2:31:47
I love that here's the here's is the
2:31:53
white mom and the kids and like well you
2:31:56
know you could have gotten Old Spice or
2:31:58
some damn socks now you give the man
2:32:00
what he wants
2:32:01
thank you it's appreciated Mary Hui Hui
2:32:06
Hui Hui a Joey y50 Sir Chris Abraham in
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Arlington Virginia another but this
2:32:14
birthday day we had a number of strings
2:32:15
of days there's a lot of birthdays there
2:32:17
anything in there that we need to do
2:32:19
besides the birthday
2:32:20
Jonathan Mayer in Xenia Ohio Bret
2:32:24
Farrell sir I believe in Oklahoma City
2:32:26
Oklahoma by count Allen being in Tigard
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Oregon now you remember that name I have
2:32:33
a note from him I do have the note who
2:32:35
is this is Oh advi-- count Alan bean is
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this uh is this the special letterhead
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no no no this is the guy who's been
2:32:43
giving his $50 check since the beginning
2:32:46
of the show from Oakland okay this area
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has been such a draw to me now he's in
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Tigard Oregon with our Grand Duke huh
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this our areas as heard Wayne Mellon son
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this is a draw to me over the years I've
2:33:00
moved to Tigard Oregon from Oakland hmm
2:33:03
this is a recent move you've only been
2:33:05
here a week and we're already very happy
2:33:06
to been done so both my wife and I are
2:33:08
newly retired and look upon this move as
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a new adventure well that's interesting
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nice yeah got out of California chats
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fir'd Pennsylvania nice I got out of
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Oakland yeah sir Kyle Meyer in Atlanta
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Georgia and last but not least Geoffrey
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the cinnamon rhymes with cinnamon in
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look at the calendar for the 8th of
2:34:40
March 2020 here's who's celebrating her
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who has celebrated belated - happy
2:34:45
birthday so Jackson Cuevas who turned 21
2:34:48
on the first Marshall Bennett says happy
2:34:50
birthday to his father sir Mad Hatter
2:34:52
says happy birthday today
2:34:53
Jaime so be celebrating on the 10th
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Catherine says happy birthday to her
2:34:57
brother Abel Kerby he'll be turning 30
2:34:59
tomorrow and Katrina okra Strome Jesu
2:35:03
Jesu Suki says happy birthday to her
2:35:05
husband Andrew he turns 30 today Brian
2:35:09
hey is celebrating Sir Chris Abram turns
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50 today Robert the soul turns 65 and on
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Saturday Mark J will turn 50 years old
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happy birthday from everybody here at
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three knighting for today so I could
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just do with the medium blade if you are
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2:35:34
Robert so gentlemen all three of you are
2:35:38
about to join the no agenda round table
2:35:40
of the Knights and the Dames that's
2:35:42
where they all sit and where you will
2:35:44
take place after I pronounce the KD sir
2:35:46
techno experts are anonymous Baron of AD
2:35:49
FC and Sir Robert of the Smoky Mountain
2:35:52
brass gentlemen for you hookers and blow
2:35:54
rentboys and chardonnay who warm beer
2:35:57
and cold women Captain Morgans and women
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and with questionable reputations kebab
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and Persian wine redheads and rise
2:36:03
organic Mac
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plasticisers breast milk and pablum
2:36:06
sparkling cider and escorts bong hits
2:36:08
umber blue let's say ginger ale and
2:36:11
gerbils geishas and Sokka and of course
2:36:13
we've got mutton and Mead and as
2:36:15
discussed you will receive your ring
2:36:18
your sealing wax and your official
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certificate after you go - no agenda
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nation.com / rings fill out your info
2:36:26
Ericka she will get that off to you as
2:36:28
soon as possible as soon as China's
2:36:30
shipping him again are we expecting any
2:36:34
how does that work the people running
2:36:36
out of t-shirts in the world and does I
2:36:38
wanted I wonder you know there's got to
2:36:40
be a lot of cheap stuff from China that
2:36:42
we're not gonna see anymore
2:36:43
and I have a question for you hmm
2:36:46
there is talk of an oil war Saudi Aramco
2:36:51
slashing crude pricing apparently trying
2:36:54
to destroy OPEC screw with with Russia
2:36:58
have you followed any of this no but I
2:37:01
do have a clip although you'd have to do
2:37:03
your meet up report first I believe oh
2:37:05
shoot man thank you so right
2:37:14
it is like a potty actually have a thank
2:37:17
you for reminding me John I do have a
2:37:19
meet-up report this is the Miami Beach
2:37:25
meetup report in the morning this is the
2:37:28
Miami meetup on Friday March 6th we're
2:37:33
at the hookah and Moore and North Miami
2:37:35
this is Gregg in the morning everybody
2:37:37
hey Gitmo nation this is Prem and I have
2:37:40
to call myself out as a douche bag hey
2:37:43
this is Alex from previously Panama then
2:37:46
later Italian now in Belgium thank you
2:37:49
for I know small but dedicated meetup
2:37:58
these are meetings that people go to
2:38:01
sometimes we're able to attend in
2:38:03
different parts of the world but people
2:38:05
like to get together they know that when
2:38:07
they're part of the tribe that there's
2:38:09
no triggering everyone can talk openly
2:38:11
freely don't have to worry about someone
2:38:13
getting all all dude mad about anything
2:38:17
and they meet up and have food and
2:38:20
drinks and hang out and it's all walks
2:38:23
of life all race creeds religion
2:38:26
backgrounds ages it's well worth it and
2:38:29
we've got a couple coming up this week
2:38:31
Tuesday in Toronto it is the meet-up
2:38:34
me-80 and that will be at Union chicken
2:38:37
look for Bishop your organizer Thursday
2:38:40
in Monroe Connecticut sprawl to be
2:38:43
exactly Monroe which has a diaper
2:38:46
changing station meet at Republic
2:38:48
kitchen named Jamie organizing for you
2:38:51
also this coming Thursday no agenda
2:38:53
local 5:12 March Sunset Valley Texas
2:38:56
this is Sir Scots black baronet of the
2:38:59
No Agenda armory I may try to go to that
2:39:02
one on Thursday and mainly because sir
2:39:05
Scott says he's got some beautiful fresh
2:39:07
venison for me and I know I'll come to
2:39:11
the meet up for that I woke you up and
2:39:14
then Friday the Mississippi rocket ranch
2:39:18
this is a meet-up
2:39:21
at the John C Stennis Space Center in
2:39:23
South Mississippi's Hancock County
2:39:26
and you got our RSVP 48 hours prior to
2:39:30
the event for access to the meetup site
2:39:31
how cool is that John Horner is
2:39:36
organizing that also finally a good
2:39:38
reason for an RSVP yes
2:39:40
Colorado local 5280 in Denver that's the
2:39:44
first ever Denver local 5280 meetup and
2:39:47
they're on a six-week cycle Hofbrau and
2:39:49
Colorado a gorge pray Dell is hosting
2:39:52
that for you and then Friday the
2:39:54
Charlotte meetup Friday the 13th
2:39:56
spooktacular that will be at Sycamore
2:39:59
brewing camera and hosting for you and
2:40:02
what does this 8th Friday Amsterdam No
2:40:05
Agenda meets
2:40:06
Oh what is this meets top pad I think
2:40:11
there's a meeting of I think this is
2:40:15
Roderick fellows podcast group may be
2:40:19
meeting with ours in Amsterdam yeah with
2:40:22
sounds like it's fun it's a lokai funder
2:40:26
stud and entrepreneurial was organizing
2:40:29
that for you for all the details
2:40:31
go to no agenda meetups calm if you
2:40:34
can't find something there you can start
2:40:36
your own it's free it's easy it's
2:40:38
available and you'll meet incredibly fun
2:40:42
children from other lands No Agenda
2:40:44
meetups calm it's like a party
2:40:47
sometimes you wanna go hang out with all
2:40:50
the nice and day
2:40:53
you to be way me check it all hello
2:41:00
everybody
2:41:03
[Music]
2:41:04
it's like a party
2:41:07
thank you for reminding me of that job
2:41:09
now back to this this oil ward looks
2:41:12
like we're underwear like at 45 bucks a
2:41:14
barrel now and it's in its it could go
2:41:16
down some say to 28
2:41:19
yeah there's I saw a clip years ago that
2:41:22
Saudi Arabia can make money at 20
2:41:25
because it comes out so easy yeah but
2:41:27
who else going on there too I want to
2:41:30
play this clip this is about some Saudi
2:41:32
Arabian intrigue okay at least four
2:41:37
members of the Saudi royal family are
2:41:39
being detained
2:41:40
according to reports in The New York
2:41:41
Times and The Wall Street Journal Saudi
2:41:43
princes were reportedly taken into
2:41:44
custody for allegedly plotting to house
2:41:46
King Salman and the Kings designated
2:41:49
successor his son Crown Prince Mohammed
2:41:51
bin Salman two of the men the King's
2:41:53
brother Prince Ahmed bin Abdulaziz and
2:41:56
his nephew Prince Mohammed bin Nayef
2:41:57
were arrested in their homes and charged
2:42:00
with treason knife had been crown prince
2:42:02
until 2017 when King Salman replaced him
2:42:05
with his son Mohammed bin Salman known
2:42:07
as MBS Saudi officials did not comment
2:42:10
on the four arrests as of Saturday
2:42:11
afternoon
2:42:12
so from Bloomberg Saudi Arabia kicked
2:42:15
off an all-out oil war on Saturday
2:42:17
slashing official pricing for its crude
2:42:19
making the deepest cuts in the last 20
2:42:22
years on its main grades in a bid to
2:42:24
push as many barrels into the market as
2:42:27
possible the cuts in monthly pricing by
2:42:29
state producers Saudi Aramco are the
2:42:31
first indication of how the Saudis will
2:42:33
respond to the breakup of the alliance
2:42:35
between OPEC and partners like Russia
2:42:38
the kingdom plans to accompany the price
2:42:41
cuts with a hike in crude supply so
2:42:43
they're gonna flood the market this this
2:42:45
wall of this hey I got people in Texas
2:42:47
emailing me saying they're worried
2:42:49
because we can't go much under 50 bucks
2:42:52
I think for our shale no shell know 50
2:42:56
is definitely the the bottom right yeah
2:42:59
you can't do shit otherwise it's just no
2:43:01
there's no money
2:43:03
Saudi Aramco lowered April pricing for
2:43:05
its crude sales to Asia by four to six
2:43:08
dollars a barrel into the US by seven
2:43:11
dollars a barrel and then now Putin's
2:43:13
also starting to dump now
2:43:15
now this it's the Russians don't have
2:43:17
well I think they're trying to crush
2:43:19
Russia I have a price floor to it yes is
2:43:22
it's not much lower than what it is
2:43:25
no I don't know maybe this is part of a
2:43:29
giant scheme maybe it's part of the
2:43:31
whole Syria thing you know they're there
2:43:33
it's all about oil there too and so
2:43:35
maybe someone stepped on somebody's toes
2:43:38
but yes the I I've read I don't know if
2:43:41
I can find that anywhere here but I
2:43:42
think I read that the incarceration
2:43:44
because when I read the story I'm like
2:43:46
this is an old story about mb/s
2:43:48
incarcerating his family but no it's
2:43:50
it's happening again
2:43:52
there's a rumor that Kings Psalm and his
2:43:55
dad that he's dead
2:43:57
yeah he's dead yeah you heard that -
2:43:59
yeah yeah so what happens could this if
2:44:04
they really go down to 228 I mean won't
2:44:07
we get when we have a oil crisis again
2:44:10
like in the 70s isn't that exactly what
2:44:12
happened
2:44:13
no in the 70s the price went up not down
2:44:16
Oh what am I thinking of then well so I
2:44:23
don't know far as I'm concerned you
2:44:24
booed glory the price of oil in the
2:44:26
economy's all perk up because there's
2:44:28
cheap energy so cheap and okay means
2:44:31
here we go this is Trump with his
2:44:34
buddies remember his his orb friends
2:44:37
they all stood at the orb yeah and he
2:44:42
said hey hey mb/s brah let's put Putin
2:44:46
out of business man how about that for
2:44:50
strategy no definitely hurt Putin you
2:44:56
know it'll hurt some of our oil
2:44:58
suppliers and mostly the frackers yep it
2:45:01
won't change much with the drillers and
2:45:04
I don't know I mean I'm watching it
2:45:07
closely trying to figure out what the
2:45:08
hell's going on but it's very weird it's
2:45:10
very odd there's no reason for it unless
2:45:12
something's going on hmm
2:45:13
you're something about foot okay well I
2:45:17
expected to know more by Thursday I hope
2:45:21
a OC was on Seth Meyers we haven't
2:45:24
played any a OC stuff in a while
2:45:27
if you're interested yeah I'm always
2:45:30
interested in whatever she has to say
2:45:32
well it's it and I and this caught my
2:45:34
eye because people are like upset
2:45:36
because she said illegals should illegal
2:45:40
aliens should vote in the or should
2:45:43
participate in the census and of course
2:45:46
there's all kinds of people particularly
2:45:48
on the right who are triggered by that
2:45:49
but as far as I know the idea is
2:45:52
everybody signs it I mean it's it it
2:45:55
states quite specifically in the FAQ
2:45:58
that I read on the census.gov site but
2:46:02
yes if you want money to go to your
2:46:05
community your city your town whatever
2:46:06
even if you're there undocumented you
2:46:09
should participate in the census so
2:46:11
she's not saying thing anything out of
2:46:13
the ordinary but I guess this stems from
2:46:16
the potential question that the Trump
2:46:20
administration was toying with putting
2:46:22
on which was are you here legally or not
2:46:25
or that word I think was it citizen or
2:46:27
resident alien anyway here she is
2:46:29
another thing that will have huge
2:46:31
implications not just on this election
2:46:32
but the next decade is the census can
2:46:35
you speak about how you're approaching
2:46:37
that and and how just try to explain to
2:46:39
people exactly how important it is it's
2:46:42
this is such a setup so y'all come on if
2:46:45
you let me talk about this so we are all
2:46:47
going to get census forms or a prompt
2:46:50
we're gonna get mailed a prompt to fill
2:46:52
out the census in the next two weeks or
2:46:55
so and so I think what's really
2:46:57
important is that we all fill this out
2:46:58
it happens once every 10 years every
2:47:00
single person no matter your
2:47:03
documentation status no matter your
2:47:04
housing status income etc is to be
2:47:07
counted and it determines how much our
2:47:09
schools are going to get funded how much
2:47:11
infrastructure gets invested and of
2:47:13
course how many members of Congress each
2:47:15
community gets and if you get under
2:47:17
counted you know in in some parts of New
2:47:20
York City some communities the self
2:47:22
reporting is about half of what we think
2:47:24
it should be and that has real impacts
2:47:26
on apportionment of how you know how
2:47:30
many teachers that your local schools
2:47:32
get so it's really important it's
2:47:33
completely confidential and it's even
2:47:36
confidential within the federal
2:47:37
government
2:47:38
your your census data it is not shared
2:47:41
with any other federal agency also don't
2:47:44
worry if you're having a creative living
2:47:47
situation and it's not gonna be told to
2:47:49
your phony dudette now this is also the
2:48:05
census also is also used for
2:48:06
redistricting so it's very important to
2:48:08
have everyone counted certainly if you
2:48:10
have people who'll be sympathetic to AOC
2:48:13
such as undocumented immigrants I don't
2:48:18
think she's gonna get reelected by the
2:48:19
way I think she's out all of these the
2:48:22
whole squad I'm pretty sure there's
2:48:25
gonna be some movement against them as
2:48:27
well they'll get out well the party's
2:48:29
fed up with him yeah and and and she so
2:48:33
there's one other clip here short one
2:48:34
that I have
2:48:34
I was surprised by this and as a citizen
2:48:39
as a taxpayer somewhat perked happy you
2:48:44
got some companionship for yourself I
2:48:45
would imagine Washington even though
2:48:47
it's crowded with people can be very
2:48:48
lonely yeah you got a new dog this was
2:49:02
taken in the House Rules Committee he
2:49:04
was a doggie chairman of the day he
2:49:08
rotates there's a cast of characters and
2:49:10
so they very graciously invite the the
2:49:13
dogs of many members so this is that
2:49:14
this was not a special treatment for you
2:49:16
it's a rotating set of dog so there's a
2:49:18
lot of different doggie chairs of the
2:49:20
day that's great by the way I don't know
2:49:22
why that's not on c-span because it
2:49:24
should be it should be because she's man
2:49:26
is boring it needs more dogs so they
2:49:31
take time to bring their dogs into the
2:49:36
chambers and they have professional
2:49:38
photographers and they put their little
2:49:40
dog with a little sign with his name and
2:49:43
they take a picture of it and he's the
2:49:44
chair dog
2:49:47
really I can see why your this behavior
2:49:57
you're putting us into the the debt trap
2:50:00
of Japan she's the one saying you can't
2:50:03
have children because of climate change
2:50:04
well look at Japan and enjoy your future
2:50:07
AO see you should change your tune young
2:50:12
lady I had gotten a couple of clips to
2:50:19
finish things up I want to get at least
2:50:21
one I want detentions on the Greek
2:50:23
border so we get catch up with that
2:50:25
little problem that's becoming a mess
2:50:27
which is not being reported as a PBS
2:50:29
does report it on Saturday tensions on
2:50:32
Greece's border with Turkey escalated
2:50:34
today as migrants trying to get into
2:50:36
Europe faced off with Greek police
2:50:37
authorities use tear gas to try and
2:50:40
disperse a group of migrants armed with
2:50:42
rocks who tried to tear down a border
2:50:44
fence at least two people were
2:50:45
reportedly injured in today's clashes
2:50:47
Greek police have been clashing with
2:50:49
Syrian migrants trying to cross into the
2:50:51
country since Turkey's president Reggio
2:50:53
title on opened the border last week
2:50:55
Greek officials said that the tear gas
2:50:57
and water cannons were used for quote
2:50:59
deterrence purposes man it's such a mess
2:51:04
it's a total mess I hear that there's
2:51:07
now a new movement starting for an exit
2:51:10
for the Netherlands they want to NEX it
2:51:14
yeah yeah how is that gonna work
2:51:18
what do you mean how is it gonna work
2:51:19
their land like - right in the middle of
2:51:22
an Atlanta like I mean they're not
2:51:23
landlocked but they're right in the
2:51:25
middle of all they're right in this guts
2:51:27
of Europe I mean it's not like England's
2:51:29
an island over there someplace they can
2:51:31
kind of maybe pull it off I don't know
2:51:34
if they could pull it off well I'm just
2:51:36
reporting I do all right I'd push for it
2:51:39
yeah I'm all for it in fact I talked to
2:51:42
the former New York banker last night I
2:51:43
said what do they do with the euro
2:51:44
because that's the problem so that's a
2:51:46
real problem to do a brexit type move
2:51:48
while holy water in the eurozone yeah
2:51:51
well what he said was they should bring
2:51:53
back the Gilder and peg it to exactly a
2:51:55
peg it to the euro but then at the price
2:51:59
that it went in so
2:52:00
the biggest complaint when the Gilder
2:52:02
turned to the euro is you got 50 cents
2:52:06
for you had it was 2 guilders to the
2:52:08
euro and so you'd buy a cup of coffee
2:52:11
you know a week before this changed over
2:52:13
and it cost 3 guilders and a couple
2:52:16
weeks later it was 3 euros it happened
2:52:20
to Italy - oh yeah so I think it was 220
2:52:22
or something was the exact number so he
2:52:24
says take it back - you know so that
2:52:26
would be what 60 cents or whatever and
2:52:30
introduced the Euro the Gilder at that
2:52:33
price but peg it peg it to the euro for
2:52:36
5 years and they then you can always
2:52:39
change that later
2:52:40
what's that would cause a boom in the
2:52:42
economy oh my god it would be so good
2:52:45
yeah
2:52:46
well that's a good idea hey do we have
2:52:48
an end of show iso or you leave me high
2:52:50
and don't have any eyes i do have one
2:52:52
little end of show kind of sad story I'm
2:52:55
kind of but it's really good for end of
2:52:58
show no it's not that sad is it okay
2:53:01
bitches it's the fact that Rosalind P
2:53:05
Walter who you've heard her name a
2:53:07
million times she's financed half of PBS
2:53:10
died and yes she's a rich woman she was
2:53:13
a inheritor of Schwab and come as your
2:53:17
dad recommen super rich but there's a
2:53:21
kicker in this story about her she
2:53:24
Rosalind P Walter who nobody knows who
2:53:27
she is but she was Rosie the Riveter Oh
2:53:31
with the with the the muscle arm and the
2:53:34
muscle I mean world
2:53:36
Wow really about that to be fascinating
2:53:40
that and it's just it's a very strange
2:53:42
story but about her in general because
2:53:45
she was her parents wouldn't let her go
2:53:47
to college for probably the same reasons
2:53:50
you shouldn't go to college today and
2:53:52
she it's just a very I thought would be
2:53:54
a good opiate we don't play them on the
2:53:55
show too much but discipline was kind of
2:53:57
fascinating was run on a Saturday of
2:53:59
course nobody got to hear it the more
2:54:02
you know
2:54:04
this week Rosalind P Walter one of the
2:54:07
most generous and devoted supporters of
2:54:08
PBS programming including the Newshour
2:54:10
Newshour weekend died at age 95 her name
2:54:14
has been a constant on the credits of
2:54:16
programs like American masters which she
2:54:18
helped launch to great performances to
2:54:20
Canon Ric burns documentaries and dozens
2:54:23
of other programs since the mid 1970s
2:54:26
Rosalind P Walter served as a trustee at
2:54:28
wnat for more than 30 years and became
2:54:31
the station's most generous individual
2:54:33
supporter in its history
2:54:34
but most people don't know that Rosalind
2:54:37
P Walter was also the inspiration for a
2:54:39
1942 hit song Rosie the Riveter and the
2:54:43
posters honoring the women who worked in
2:54:46
US factories during World War two
2:54:48
she's making history in the early years
2:54:54
of World War two
2:54:55
ra's worked as a Riveter on the night
2:54:57
shift at a Long Island aircraft plant
2:54:59
making the Corsair fighter planes they
2:55:02
had to find out where the women could
2:55:06
earn the same pay by doing the same job
2:55:08
so they timed me after I'd learned them
2:55:10
all and I broke all the men's records
2:55:16
they had to pay the women it's this
2:55:18
thing come on
2:55:20
she was never known as Rosie always Roz
2:55:23
but the song was born Rosalind P Walter
2:55:25
was born into a privileged wealthy
2:55:28
family her father was president and
2:55:29
chairman of the pharmaceutical company
2:55:31
er squibbon sons and her mother was a
2:55:33
well known educator poet and writer but
2:55:36
her parents refused to allow Rosalind to
2:55:38
attend college she once said that she
2:55:40
chose public television as the focus of
2:55:43
her philanthropy because she quote
2:55:44
wanted all Americans whether they were
2:55:46
rich or poor well educated or not so
2:55:49
well educated to have equal access to
2:55:52
news and knowledge and the arts her
2:55:54
legacy is ours to carry on thank you
2:55:57
Rosalind P Walter oh that is a nice nice
2:56:00
note to leave on it's nice yeah yeah
2:56:04
when I died I want a plaque I want to
2:56:07
apply and I want a PBS Saturday's thing
2:56:10
I want a plaque
2:56:11
please Platte thanks you're good coming
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[Music]
2:57:25
completely theological what's going on
2:57:29
sadly we're reacting in all the wrong
2:57:31
ways I mean my favorite part of this
2:57:33
script is it unravels was the Pope
2:57:36
sneezing at coughing oh my god if the
2:57:39
Pope dies this will freak out the world
2:57:41
we're conditioned through horror movies
2:57:44
for this we're conditioned we're primed
2:57:46
we're primed to be suckered into
2:57:48
something someone was trying to talk to
2:57:49
me about that whatever is going with the
2:57:51
pandemic there's always something going
2:57:52
on the background do you think whenever
2:57:54
there's something going on with the
2:57:55
pandemic then they use it as an
2:57:57
opportunity to sneak stuff in yes you
2:57:59
have a bill and the bill will be
2:58:00
financing for coronavirus whatever that
2:58:03
means so this is when you move in with
2:58:04
new legislation and you stuff a bunch of
2:58:06
shit in that bill piece of the Patriot
2:58:08
Act and they actually get passed in that
2:58:09
big million a half was already kind of
2:58:11
there you cannot vote against this shit
2:58:13
cuz how can you vote against pandemic
2:58:14
saver how can you vote against Patriot
2:58:16
you cannot vote against this shit
2:58:18
endemic saver this whole thing is very
2:58:20
very spooky there's all kinds of weird
2:58:23
shit you
2:58:24
and I vote against this shit how can you
2:58:27
vote against Patriot so this is when you
2:58:29
move in with you legislation yeah one
2:58:35
more time the kikiyaon it's fucking
2:58:36
ahead but anyway the problem is the
2:58:48
joking around about it while while death
2:58:50
is happening this message is being
2:58:52
broadcast by the Department of Defense
2:58:54
of the Republic
2:58:58
[Applause]
2:59:02
this video is about the coronavirus and
2:59:05
how it is another Illuminati scam now
2:59:08
the first thing that got my attention
2:59:09
was that Wuhan is a major city with 11
2:59:13
million people remember 11 is a Masonic
2:59:16
and number a story going around today
2:59:18
claims that many people think the
2:59:20
illness sweeping the globe is connected
2:59:22
to Corona the beer it's true Google
2:59:24
searches have spiked since January the
2:59:27
18th for the terms beer coronavirus so
2:59:30
far Corona beers parent company has yet
2:59:32
to comment about this then overseas many
2:59:42
popular tourist destinations are eerily
2:59:44
quiet due to coronavirus concerns the
2:59:47
waterways of Venice are largely empty
2:59:48
and the Louvre in Paris is closed today
2:59:51
as more infections are confirmed across
2:59:53
Europe hundreds of shoppers rush into a
2:59:55
Los Angeles taco this morning with this
2:59:57
warning supplies are being rationed to
3:00:00
keep up with the unprecedented
3:00:01
coronavirus plan of chopping customers
3:00:04
rundown store aisles at full speed and
3:00:06
then quickly start loading up their
3:00:08
heart yesterday during a segment on the
3:00:11
exchange
3:00:12
I said maybe it would be a good idea to
3:00:14
expose everybody to the corona virus
3:00:17
maybe it would be better off for the
3:00:18
global economy or if the markets in
3:00:21
general there was the dumbest most
3:00:23
ignorant stupid thing anybody could have
3:00:26
ever say
3:00:30
[Music]
3:00:35
I think an epidemic of either naturally
3:00:39
caused or intentional caused is the most
3:00:41
likely thing to cause save 10 million
3:00:44
excess deaths don't tell the supervisor
3:00:46
I have the pig I've been working with
3:00:48
the shattered pelvis for three weeks I
3:00:53
am going to avoid small aircraft hot
3:00:57
tubs canoeing in any water in DC and
3:01:01
what else should I be on the lookout for
3:01:03
what are you doing well
3:01:06
I laid out the vapor Wars I explained
3:01:08
the scandal oh and I took it right and
3:01:12
I've become like a hero of the vape
3:01:14
community all of a sudden
3:01:16
[Music]
3:01:29
[Music]
3:01:38
and blue a thick cloud
3:01:43
[Music]
3:01:46
this paper made man
3:01:49
brought up the big horse
3:01:52
and now and once he hit that blood he
3:01:57
new shower Betty had to protect the bad
3:02:03
babe in his hand
3:02:10
be exposed on the big
3:02:16
and now
3:02:19
our
3:02:21
so we're at a bank closet ain't never
3:02:25
gonna stop
3:02:27
people
3:02:30
newspapers made
3:02:33
whoa
3:02:41
[Applause]
3:02:44
running from
3:02:59
[Music]
3:03:01
put money in the vape community is like
3:03:04
I'm the hero
3:03:05
I'm the hero of the vapors but as I was
3:03:12
thinking about it and actually Rogen
3:03:14
made me think about he says this is like
3:03:16
kind of like who killed the electric car
3:03:17
and I thought to myself oh crap I gotta
3:03:20
be careful yeah yeah I'd be out of the
3:03:23
hot tubs mofo Dvorak
3:03:33
org slash and a they've got nuts
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