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March 12th, 2020 • 3h 16m

1224: CAPS

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Oh Adam curry Jhansi Dvorak's 2020 this
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is your award-winning Gitmo nation media
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assassination episode 1224 this is no
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agenda capital of the drone star state
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in the morning everybody my Adam Curry
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and from northern Silicon Valley where
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we're all asking the question how's that
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V recovery doing I'm John C Dvorak well
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the V has to go all the way deep before
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can go back up let's see he's not a V
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otherwise yeah that's great today very
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exciting talked about this on the DHS
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employ show yeah and Horowitz introduced
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it he a new turn model uh uh what was
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this he says how about the L recovery
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very interesting to see I mean this is
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what's happening in the markets is
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fantastic it's it's I'm so happy to be
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alive to see all this well you're so
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happy to be out of the market apparently
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well it's not like they don't have some
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you know 401k IRA stuff yeah that's not
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be that's all that's well you can't take
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it out you smell cash baby you can't
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take it out baby you apparently can take
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it out because you've hit the edge you
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can't take it out if you're under what
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you have to be 63 I think oh yeah you
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forgot that yeah well of course so it's
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okay because you're more susceptible to
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dying from let's let's just start I need
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to post a a grade for the president's
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performance last night I would say a
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solid D - why oh my god it was horrible
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completely disorganized behind the
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scenes
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is his demeanor was horrible he's
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snorting and sniffing and breathing he
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can't he's a completely dead invoice he
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would have gotten an ethicist he's ready
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from the prom
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yes and it's this is fail epic epic epic
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fail yeah the only yeah I did and the
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only thing that was there good is he got
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across the the closing of flights from
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the EU but you know it's like this was
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so when will these idiots learn so of
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course they had the transmission live
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broadcasting before all the stations cut
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to it and of course people got all kinds
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of fun clips beforehand don't we know
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this is you're supposed to keep an eye
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on what's being broadcast at all times
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who's in charge over there the same guy
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does Biden sound well he may be here's
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the here's the preamble as the president
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is getting ready to speak have any white
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you have any white stuff he's cursing
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because he has a pen mark which
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can you count to ten three one two three
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four five six seven eight nine there it
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is okay let me see what has a loop is in
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so he's worried about some pen mark
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quick get some white stuff somebody
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helped me out here and very
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unprofessional Mic Check we know that
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when you're doing a Mic Check
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you never go past two it's one two one
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two check - that's not one - thief oh if
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I take up in that tent that's not how
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you do it then the president had a
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speech which was poorly written poorly
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written and created a lot of confusion
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the the main confusion was about the
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flights from the EU and I'll read to you
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what he what was written for him I think
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he read it pretty much verbatim but it's
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very poorly written to keep new cases
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from entering our shores we will be
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suspending all travel from Europe to the
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United States for the next 30 days the
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new rules were going to effect Friday at
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midnight these restrictions will be
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adjusted subject to conditions on the
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ground there will be exemptions for
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Americans who have undergone appropriate
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screenings and these prohibitions will
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not apply only to the tremendous amount
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of Trade and cargo but various other
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things as we get approval anything
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coming from Europe to United States is
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what we are discussing these
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restrictions will also not apply to the
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United Kingdom I mean even to say these
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restrictions will also not apply it's
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improper it's shit and this whole your
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rating for verbatim from the script yes
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and it's written that way yes Wow yeah
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so it made it sound like all trade and
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cargo would also be forbidden and so
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that had to be clarified and that gave
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everybody room to jump up and down and
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so for that reason Trump fails because
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he gave the media more bull crap to
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frighten people with it's really really
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dumb I'm extremely burke's by it and
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then afterwards of course the mic stays
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on the video stays
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okay that's not you don't want your
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leader the father figure okay you don't
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want that well from the perspective of
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some I would I'm suggesting a jump rock
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of provocateur involved here because
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this is like like you said every this is
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all amateur hour yeah to have them have
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the thing live and have it have an open
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mic afterwards is all stuff done in the
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control room we're done by somebody
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who's not a good guy you know and done
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on purpose these are not accidents not
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that professional level it should not be
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exact you not at a professional level
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this doesn't happen anymore this
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happened in the days of George Bush and
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even Bill Clinton satellite time not
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this this is dumb
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just stupid and of course it gave a
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complete room to give us some fabulous
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clips so in that regard I am happy the
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president performed as he did we got to
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see Don Lemon meltdown in real time it
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was fabulous he's the best kiri is
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melting down first trying to convince
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California the California lieutenant
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governor
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- they hate Trump say that he sucks and
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it's no good but I want to talk about
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this reporting that is in the New York
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Times detailing the the failures of the
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federal government that they have
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repeatedly to get ahead of this this
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virus give me your reaction to this
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reporting I have to really be very clear
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that the experience of state officials
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all the way up to the governor in
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working with the federal government has
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been very productive and very positive
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we believe very strongly that we don't
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want to see this devolve into a
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political situation that the most
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important thing is that officials from
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the federal government the state
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government they're working together it
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shouldn't be a political but I've just
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what I want to know shouldn't be
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political but let me go always are you
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getting the support that you need from
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the federal government what I am hearing
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from state officials is that the
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collaboration is very positive so I
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think you know really that's that's all
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I can say about
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we want to continue to increase
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cooperation the public is relying on us
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to work together as collaboratively and
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effectively as we can
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and she's echoing the sentiment of the
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Governor of California Gavin Newsom who
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allowed Hell to freeze over briefly yeah
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we had a cut we had a private
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conversation but he said we're gonna do
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the right thing and you have my support
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all of our support logistically and
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otherwise so before he made those
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statements publicly I had a private
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conversation with him around 4:30 West
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Coast time and he said everything that I
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could have hoped for and we had a very
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long conversation and every single thing
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he said they followed through on so I'm
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I'm just not interested in and finding
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daylight on those statements because
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every single thing his administration
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and it starts at the top including the
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vice president has been consistent with
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the expectation that we repatriate these
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passengers and we do it in a way that
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does justice to the spirit that defines
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the best of our country and the state of
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California I fell over backwards from
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this fantasy of course you know
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California was the first state to
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declare an emergency they've got the
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money flowing in let's see Ohio House
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Ohio doing John Kasich Republican the
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never Trump or at least on the surface
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he's a never Trump or always at never
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Trump ER and and Don Lemon tried to rile
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him up come on I gotta get someone who
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hates the president I just got to say it
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the president came out to calm people's
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fears he didn't do a good job of it
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because they've had to come back and
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clarify it several times and if this has
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been going on tonight for them to get it
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great we need straight actually an
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ovation from this president and this
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administration and we're not getting it
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and I don't understand why you are
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tiptoeing around it he came out minutes
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left
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oh don't worry that happens very rarely
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and he doesn't get it right I'm gonna
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tell you first of all he read it and
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somebody that wrote this book I don't
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want to get into that yeah what was
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the president can I finish now no you
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can't because wait you weren't here I
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don't want you to I don't want you to go
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on and deflect and talk about something
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else because we're here to talk about
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the president's address and and you said
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that someone else wrote it he's the
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president even if something else he
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wanted it should I know he did and he
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has to be respond done he put he put
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this thing out because there was some
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confusion out there okay and what I look
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look I would I'm trying to say to you
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dawn we got to move down the road
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looking back doesn't get things fixed
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we're not looking back the president's
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address tonight
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that is the newest information tonight's
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address I think it was fine that's what
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I think two or three times you think
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that's fine look I thought he did fine
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that's what I thought I thought he had
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the right tone and he no longer played
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around with we're gonna blame Democrats
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or were forget this up I hope he's
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trying to move forward because he
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understands the seriousness of this
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situation now the fact that they
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clarified it isn't unusual in a speech
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for somebody to clarify something okay
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but I don't think that the tone he
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showed tonight takes away from some
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clarification I think he sent a serious
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tone that's what I wanted out of him for
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a long time and I think we got it John
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that's what I think I can be serious
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here until you four plus four equals 85
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Don needs a vacation man he really needs
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a rest reporter is this not a reporter
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it'sit's the view for CNN's late-night
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overnight if you want some
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politicization of it for that we need to
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go to CNN where our brand-new
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correspondent no contributor is Andrew
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yang former presidential hopeful who
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loses all credibility by doing this
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thing makes you appreciate a functional
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government like a global pandemic yes
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I've always said that yeah that's and I
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know you're right I mean none of us
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there's very few people who have seen
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what happens when a society
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you know has the potential to really
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burst at the seams yeah yeah Joe Biden's
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argument has been about sort of a return
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to moral normalcy but it's also going to
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begin to look like a return to
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competence because Trump Republicans
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have been running the government in sort
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of an anti-government frame which is not
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what you want when you're dealing with a
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health crisis and we all know when Joe
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becomes our president he's going to
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bring back many of the Obama alums who
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are really really competent and
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technocratic hunger for that in the days
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to come among many many Americans if the
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corona virus continues to grow I'm
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hungry for some technocrats I cannot
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wait now here here's what I would have
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recommended the President to stop a
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second I understand now that Biden is
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going to bring into the White House
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Obama's mom Michelle's mom so yes you'll
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be living with them exactly exactly
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now what's happening and I've and thank
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you everybody producers from around the
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world are sending reports and I've been
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reading them all night Tina the keeper
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and I looking at everything comparing
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first of all it seems like the test kits
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are really not available anywhere
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they're you know they are available of
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course but this this is not like a spit
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in the tube 23andme which I think people
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think that that's what it is odd done ID
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coronavirus but yes know what am i doing
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and these things take several days it's
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unpleasant to have it done it does have
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to be done by someone who knows how to
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swab you deep in your nose so those down
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the throat yeah it's it's not a pleasant
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experience but it's you know it's not
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like everyone else in the world has test
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kits so let's just get off of that
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Belgium
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what I love seeing is that the American
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people are not that I think they've
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dropped looking at a lot of just like
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okay whatever we're taking matters into
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our own hands and I'm seeing companies
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[Music]
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organizations all kinds of groups and
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it's kind of a similar messages all
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right we're all gonna do the best we can
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we're gonna hunker down for a couple of
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weeks to flatten the curve this is the
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term you've got to be on a lookout for
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flatten the curve of the infection
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bell curve and then we'll get through
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this okay and I did although I don't
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think it's necessary
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I encourage this let's just all okay for
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two weeks we'll do as little as we can
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you know try not to you know go to
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places where you could get or transmit
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and that's what the president should
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have said look we're Americans we know
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how to do this a couple weeks well I'll
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just do the best we can check on your
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neighbor can't get any groceries form
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we're coming together that way I really
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see that happening but the president
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didn't give any of that message I think
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people are going to start ignoring
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everything or the people's amygdalas are
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just going to explode and they're going
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to freak out and that's unavoidable and
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they're everywhere around us I don't
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know they're not ignoring anything
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around here everybody's working from
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home I had my hair cut yesterday the
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guys packed he's gonna go have an
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operation I couldn't get any well no
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cancellations no problem so I go over
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they get the haircut this area of
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Oakland Elmwood district has just always
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jam-packed parking on the street the
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parking lot itself was dead empty the
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hair salon I was the only one in there
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yeah and there's a lot of reports about
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that everybody's hunkered down it's
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hilarious that's what I'm saying that's
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what I'm saying it's like this is a good
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idea do that that's what Americans do
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we're bonding together
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don't listen all this other crap and
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we're probably going to be okay and this
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and everything else is maybe the
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recommendations stay off of social media
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because
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just people are making each other sick
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just by talking about it they've been
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doing that for years their amygdalas the
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rest of it so I did pick up a few clips
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because we're gonna talk about this I do
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have the some clips because the you what
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you're the one that actually comes up
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with this the idea that you're always
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worked about the fact that when there's
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a shooting or there's something street
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that happens yeah I know you're going to
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talk about event 201 and it's not like
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we didn't discuss it but I'm glad you
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pulled clips that's nice I have clips
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yes so since you immediately immediately
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say I are trying to say I didn't pay
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attention to it I'm pushing back I
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didn't say that oh I said you're the
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count you're the one that's always
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pointed out that there's always these
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pre events that take place before a real
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event and I and there's one that took
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place with the cove in nineteen yes
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which is called event 201 which was put
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on by John Hopkins I also got some more
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details about some of the money behind
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this and one of the guys behind it
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poisonous gates money it turns out
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really be the open philanthropy money
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he's was part of it so was the boats
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even better it's even better if it's
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Soros not Soros oh I'm sorry you said
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open philanthropy oh not open
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yes who was open philanthropy Dustin
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Moskovitz and Kerry tuna
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aye Dustin is a 2% owner of Facebook
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he's the guys that he was at Harvard and
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then he became a billionaire he's never
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done anything and then he married this
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is this kind of a Trump hater name Kerry
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tuna and she's now we're kind of imagine
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this is my fiancee Kerry tuna
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Kerry tuna and she's kept her name Kerry
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tuna I don't know why but she did she's
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on top 40 radio a bunch of different
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operations and it ends up with open
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philanthropy which has a huge endowment
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and a and their goal is unlike other
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muscat says that unlike all these other
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things where you you know you set it up
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so there's an endowment forever you know
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set it up so there's money no no we're
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setting this up to spend it all oh no in
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what time frame this is before they die
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Oh perfect they want to be both when
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they die they're gonna die broke so so
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there's no difference between these
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billionaires and us that's pretty good
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yeah well their case it's one of the two
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so the thing is actually out of the
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Center for Health security which is a
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Johns Hopkins operation and Johns
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Hopkins is kind of seems to me over the
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years has turned to a front for USAID
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and the CIA and I say that because our
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economic hitman is working right there
19:37
yes we have people on boots on the
19:40
ground but it's like it's and they have
19:43
their there's very interesting over the
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years has become a very spooky place and
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so they did this thing called event 201
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an event 201 was a was a and you can
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look it up just look up event 201 it was
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and throw out in the open era hiding
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anything it was two months or a month or
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two months or a month and a half before
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the breakout of the corona virus and it
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was a simulation of a breakout of the
20:12
corona virus crazy how that works and so
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I have about four clips and I have a
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couple of bonus clips later that talk
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about it here for example this is the
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event tool and you have to remember
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everything here it was a half day event
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and it was a simulation and it was a
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table read kind of a head of a TV show
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and it was this the scenario for what
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actually took place so let's listen to
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the intro this event 201 intro to the
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event the goal of the event 201 exercise
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is to illustrate if the potential
20:46
consequences of a pandemic the event 201
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scenario is fictional but it's based on
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public health principles epidemiologic
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modeling and assessment of past
20:57
outbreaks in other words we've created a
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pandemic that could realistically occur
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and for those interested in our
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assumptions we will have a lot of the
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background research and of the scenario
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publicly a
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available on our event 2a1 website at
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the conclusion of the exercise the
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policy discussions the challenges to be
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discussed in this exercise represent
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controversial high stakes issues that
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would require high-level input from
21:25
business and government leaders so just
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a few housekeeping notes before we get
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started for our in-person audience
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please do silence all your electronic
21:36
devices but you may tweet add hashtag
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event to Oh excellent
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you made tweet so they go on and then
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they CCC interest okay we're ready to
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rock and so they go with the they go
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with the movie they did they present
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them here's how it works
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they presented a movie about how it
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started and then they have a news of
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phony newscast from GNN and that and if
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the newscast goes on about it about it
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and then they have and then they go it's
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like they might as well ring a bell and
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go okay now it's three weeks later
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here's where we are but let's listen to
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the movie of how this whole thing got
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started and with that here in New York
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and online
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welcome to event 201 it began in
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healthy-looking pigs months perhaps
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years ago
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a new coronavirus spreads silently
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within hers gradually farmers started
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getting sick infected people got a
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respiratory illness with symptoms
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ranging from mild flu-like signs to
22:45
severe pneumonia the sickest required
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intensive care many who died at first
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the spread was limited to those with
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close contacts health care personnel
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co-workers and Families but now it's
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spreading rapidly throughout local
23:02
communities international travel has
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turned local epidemics into a pandemic
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spanning the globe just three months ago
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caps started in South America but has
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now reached several countries with more
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than 30,000 cases and nearly 2,000
23:19
deaths have we gotten any terrifying
23:24
numbers out of South America anything
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from Mexico I mean do everything nothing
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right nothing Africa still as good as
23:32
nothing likes can't get it well the
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weather seems to have an effect on it
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and it's not supposed to I thought it
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was well it'll all be over when the
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weather gets warmer no no they said to
23:47
initially and they reiterated this this
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is not weather dependent it will not
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build where was this really iterated it
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was reiterated over and over I didn't
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even bother to clip but I thought you
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knew that no I had heard quite the
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opposite actually no you've never heard
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that yes I did hear quite the young as
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you did here you're gonna you're hearing
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other stuff like for example I heard
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this the other day on the radio oh it
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turns out that they just by the way I
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don't know why you're argumentative
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because this is all fitting in the u.s.
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argumentative I'm just telling you what
24:22
I read well I heard on the radio this
24:26
little ditty which you really got to me
24:28
was oh you know it the thing is the
24:30
seasonal flu is worse because it spreads
24:32
faster this is from one of these local
24:35
experts yeah well that's not the way
24:38
we're Desilu know we were told
24:41
I don't know if you remember not but I
24:43
was remember it they were told that this
24:45
is virulent one person will give it to
24:48
three people and three people give it to
24:49
nine people and on and on and it was
24:52
gonna go like a bat out of hell in fact
24:54
this event 201 kind of projected it to
24:59
be that way to which well I was waiting
25:03
everywhere from like CBS News and Duke
25:06
University that they think that it will
25:08
affect the spread I believe this is new
25:11
I believe this is playing into your
25:15
scenario which is this whole thing is
25:16
bogus and it's gonna end in April first
25:19
oh no I'm snow April six I'm still on my
25:21
April six time row sixth yeah it was one
25:24
I said one month after the signing of
25:27
the eight point three billion dollars
25:28
after my birthday my birthday is on
25:30
April 5th for anybody wanting to help to
25:32
show out I mean they're saying that
25:38
there is a lot there lots of reports
25:41
that warmer where there will stop this
25:43
so and it doesn't matter I'm just saying
25:47
you know don't tell me I haven't read
25:49
that cuz I did well I'm saying you
25:50
didn't read it I'm saying is playing
25:52
into your scenario but I'm not I'm also
25:54
saying that it initially it never it
25:56
said that this was not weather dependent
25:59
right I could find doc you I'll find
26:01
documentation if I need to to prove that
26:03
but whatever the case is it may or may
26:05
not be weather dependent it makes
26:06
logical sense when you look at the map
26:09
except in Australia where they do have a
26:11
number of cases and then then more
26:13
recently Tom Hanks
26:14
well now let's just talk about Tom Hanks
26:17
cuz you can make the prediction right
26:19
now that by Monday will have multiple
26:24
celebraties self quarantined so they may
26:28
may not have the virus but they'll be
26:30
self quarantined and all over Instagram
26:33
this is going to be a trend hi guys hi
26:37
guys Here I am hi guys before before
26:40
Tommy Hanks was announced I was talking
26:43
at the table to do this and I said to
26:45
the kids this is the whole thing as
26:47
bogus unless some celebrities get it
26:49
with it Tom Hanks is like why did you
26:52
have to go straight to the top right
26:54
away
26:54
build it up slowly give me a Miley Cyrus
26:57
you know give me I mean maybe the
26:59
Kardashians they need that for the show
27:01
that could work very well yeah go
27:03
straight to Tom Hanks though that was I
27:05
think they day that was overdone well
27:07
then she says she mocks me it's my
27:10
daughter saying what Tom Hanks says and
27:12
I said well it doesn't count until he
27:13
dies so now I've changed my tune to it
27:17
none of this has mean anything until
27:19
some celebrities drop dead well you know
27:23
I'm changing the table here that would
27:28
have worked very well if the Pope had
27:31
died that would have been the right
27:32
celebrity that every thought I mean was
27:34
perfect that didn't happen of course I
27:37
would say we should keep an eye on Ruth
27:41
Ginsburg would be someone to watch ooh
27:44
yeah that I think we should watch out
27:47
for the only reason I brought up the
27:48
temperature or the weather change is you
27:51
know we just turn the weather machine on
27:53
you know that would be easy to get rid
27:55
of it I again April 6th the markets not
27:59
going to be back to normal the V will
28:01
have started no doubt but the money's in
28:04
it has to die down it has to die down we
28:07
cannot we cannot have a democratic
28:10
Democrat convention with this under way
28:13
you know this this it will stop and not
28:17
not that the virus not the virus will
28:19
stop the track let's go back to event
28:21
201 and what was predicted and what they
28:23
were working on to try to what was their
28:25
their game plan now this is the third
28:29
clip this is the three weeks and now
28:31
this is what they they came out with
28:34
like the bell would ring and come
28:35
somebody come now or six weeks and now
28:36
here now you have to remember what
28:39
happened to the route the real corona
28:41
the one in China and the scenario they
28:44
had predicted or they put together for
28:47
us depending on how you want to look at
28:49
it this is event 2 a1 this listen to
28:53
these numbers this is three weeks in
28:55
which would have been somewhere around
28:56
not on Oh January 20th you think well
29:00
yeah although it was already yeah
29:02
actually January 25th it was already
29:05
well
29:08
and and the way the scenario ran was it
29:11
was underreported for the first while
29:13
and then within three weeks though it's
29:16
still this is what you got
29:17
welcome back please silence your phones
29:21
we now pick up the scenario three weeks
29:23
later at the third meeting of the board
29:25
on November 29th 2019
29:28
thank you all for reconvening it short
29:30
notice we need to present to this board
29:33
a serious new issue related to the
29:35
economic fallout that is accruing over
29:38
the pandemic let's start by getting the
29:40
latest numbers and distribution from dr.
29:42
rivers the Cape's pandemic continues to
29:44
grow with more than 1 million cases and
29:46
an estimated 73,000 deaths worldwide
29:49
there these are only estimates because
29:52
many countries are having trouble
29:54
keeping up with surveillance and
29:55
laboratory testing our models are
29:58
showing that with this continued rate of
29:59
spread there may be five and a half
30:01
million cases and almost 350,000 deaths
30:04
in one month
30:05
the three-month projection is alarming
30:08
with potential for over 30 million cases
30:10
and 3 million deaths the Americas are
30:13
still the most severely affected but
30:15
there are large outbreaks occurring in
30:16
many countries across the globe
30:18
countries with limited health care
30:20
infrastructure have seen the highest
30:22
death rates so far but health care
30:24
systems in high-income countries are
30:26
also becoming overwhelmed financial
30:28
markets have tumbled with all down
30:30
significantly for the year economic
30:32
disruptions are being felt across the
30:34
globe Thank You dr. rivers so now let's
30:37
look at this recent exchange on GNN that
30:40
focused on the economic and financial
30:41
crises that are rippling around the
30:43
world
30:48
[Music]
30:51
the response to the caps pandemic is now
30:54
the most expensive international
30:56
emergency ever political leaders around
31:00
globe are faced with many impossible
31:02
dilemmas including financial we have two
31:05
guests today to discuss the bottom line
31:07
of catastrophic response so just
31:11
listening to this it kind of mirrors
31:14
what happened they had a much better
31:17
name
31:17
I think caps is great would have been
31:20
much better than Cove in nineteen but if
31:23
they did all this preparation why was
31:26
where the did this did they produce a
31:29
paper give it to anybody after they
31:31
figured all this you can go look to the
31:33
website give it to anyone in the
31:36
government like hey everybody got the
31:37
paper you should look at this the paper
31:41
I don't have it in front of me but you
31:42
can look it up it's just this but it's
31:44
lame right but they don't you don't have
31:46
it here I'll give you the gist of it we
31:49
need more globalization we need more
31:52
cooperation between governments and
31:54
corporations yeah say that again yeah
31:57
global eyes we need because this is a
31:59
global thing we got to internationalize
32:02
that we need more cooperation remember
32:03
the old cooperation between governments
32:06
and corporations yes this is the old bro
32:09
this is the opposite of what is
32:12
happening and people are now aware that
32:15
globalization is a part of the problem
32:17
and we're not stupid by the way Tom
32:20
Hanks's went askew Tom Hanks his kid
32:24
Chet then now he's a he's a rapper or
32:27
hip hopper I'm not quite sure he's
32:29
completely tatted up except for I'm sure
32:31
not his neck and face I don't think his
32:33
parents will allow that and he is he so
32:38
he does this 33 second video in fact it
32:41
cuts at this it should be 34 seconds but
32:44
he literally cut he one of his main
32:47
tattoos in the middle of his chest is
32:48
the all-seeing eye and I and I have to
32:51
say that throughout the reporting on
32:54
coronavirus the number 33 is everywhere
32:58
it's 33 cases 33 diagnosed 33 it's 30
33:02
three is all over the place then we've
33:05
always seen that as some kind of code a
33:07
message it's really prevalent right now
33:10
and here's the 33 second video from the
33:14
all-seeing eye kid what's up everyone
33:16
um yeah it's true my parents got
33:19
coronavirus crazy they're both down in
33:22
Australia right now because my dad was
33:24
shooting a movie down there but I just
33:26
got off the phone with them they both
33:29
are fine they're not even that sick
33:31
they're not worried about it they're not
33:33
tripping but they're going through the
33:34
necessary health precautions obviously
33:36
but I don't think it's anything to be
33:38
too worried about I appreciate
33:40
everyone's concern and the well wishes
33:42
but I think it's all going to be all
33:46
right but I appreciate it and just have
33:49
it cuts off 33 seconds exactly and I
33:53
actually went on it I went on a quest to
33:55
to find mainstream interviews with
33:58
people who are suffering have suffered
34:01
family members etc I almost unfindable
34:05
for on YouTube for mainstream news
34:09
organizations that interviewed people
34:11
with pretty much the same results which
34:15
is yeah you know so I mean I can play a
34:17
few but let's get back to the event 201
34:23
here's the end is the wrap the wrap so
34:28
as you can see the caps pandemic was
34:31
catastrophic and as we've said the
34:34
impact of a severe pandemic is not only
34:37
a result of the disease itself but
34:39
really the cascading economic and
34:41
societal consequences that would follow
34:43
now we don't want to give you the
34:45
impression that traditional public
34:47
health measures aren't valuable because
34:49
they absolutely are in fact in the
34:52
200-some outbreaks that w-h-o responds
34:55
to each year interventions such as
34:58
isolation of the sick social distancing
35:03
disease surveillance really do help to
35:07
interrupt the spread of disease and
35:09
control epidemics before they become
35:11
pandemics but in a savvy
35:14
fast-moving pandemic it may not be
35:16
possible to contain the spread through
35:18
these kinds of traditional measures and
35:20
as we saw in the scenario it there's a
35:23
limit to what government NGOs and global
35:26
business can do on the fly to stop a
35:29
widespread and lethal pandemic that's
35:32
why prior planning and promotion of
35:34
routine public-private cooperation in
35:36
advance of the next pandemic is really
35:38
critical well that's interesting
35:41
Governor Cuomo certainly took that to
35:45
heart we get to that I want to get just
35:50
bring a couple of little things that bug
35:52
me about this whole thing besides the
35:54
fact that looked like a playbook and it
35:57
was one of these things that took place
36:00
just before an event this was at CBS I
36:03
saw this guy over and over and over
36:05
again on the different networks and
36:07
every place else pandemic expert on CBS
36:10
play this is on Norah O'Donnell show
36:12
yeah hold on a second here we go
36:16
and we want to bring in dr. Tom
36:19
Ingoldsby he's the director of Johns
36:20
Hopkins center for health security you
36:22
might have seen dr. Inglesby on 60
36:24
minutes on Sunday so great so this is
36:25
the guy who was part of event 201 then
36:27
he was at Johns Hopkins he would have
36:30
known about it right part of it doctor
36:33
thank you so much for joining us today
36:36
the w-h-o declaring coronavirus that
36:39
pandemic and then we heard dr. Fauci of
36:41
the nih say that this is ten times
36:44
deadlier than the seasonal flu that's a
36:46
pretty serious message doctor yeah it is
36:49
a serious message both the pandemic
36:50
announcement is serious I think mostly
36:53
for countries in the world that haven't
36:55
had cases yet to kind of make sure that
36:57
they're they're clear that this epidemic
36:59
will affect them but dr. pouches and his
37:04
discussion about the seriousness of this
37:06
virus as compared to seasonal flu I
37:08
think he's absolutely right
37:10
yeah this is this this times 10 is
37:13
constant is a the the issue I have with
37:17
the numbers is of course the numbers the
37:20
denominator for seasonal flu
37:24
is the people who have died of flu or
37:27
pneumonia so you're adding a lot in
37:32
there so either it's very underreported
37:35
the number of seasonal flu deaths or
37:39
we're going to see a much lower ratio
37:43
with this pandemic was not not to bring
37:47
that issue in but it was to point out
37:49
that this guy no I gotcha Inglesby was
37:52
at not only at the event and play event
37:55
201 bonus one but what I'm actually
38:00
agreeing with you I'm saying that his
38:03
message what he just gave there is the
38:04
same one everyone's using the role of
38:06
the pandemic emergency board members
38:08
here in New York and with that let's
38:11
welcome our participants and invite them
38:13
into the room Tom Ingoldsby from Johns
38:16
Hopkins center for health security yeah
38:19
the guy is jizan all over himself he
38:22
can't believe here he still he's the
38:26
only one that knows the scenario hit
38:28
that was mentioned this here he is just
38:30
opening the whole event right here bonus
38:32
- good morning and thank you all for
38:35
being part of this pandemic emergency
38:38
board we're at the start of what's
38:41
looking like it will be a severe
38:42
pandemic and there are problems emerging
38:45
that can only be solved by global
38:47
business and governments working
38:49
together the global community has been
38:52
working to respond to this pandemic
38:54
since its recognition but it's health
38:58
and economic impacts have become more
39:00
severe the World Economic Forum has
39:03
convened this board because of your
39:05
combined expertise your backgrounds and
39:08
your global voice we will need all of
39:11
you to help us respond to urgent policy
39:14
crises that are emerging the purpose of
39:17
this board is to advise leaders and
39:20
national governments global business and
39:21
international organizations on the
39:25
response to the pandemic particularly
39:27
focused on international problems that
39:30
require collaboration between business
39:31
and government the recommendations will
39:34
be critical and will be promulgated and
39:37
communicated
39:38
at the end of this meeting global global
39:42
this guy was on 60 minutes the week
39:45
before he was on 60 minutes Australia
39:47
from what I can tell he has and if you
39:50
look him up and look at all his youtubes
39:52
he goes back years going on and on about
39:55
these pandemics that are gonna come and
39:57
he's managed to hit the home run when he
39:59
ran into Moskowitz and and and Miss tuna
40:02
and loaded up their operation with a lot
40:06
of money and in fact you look at their
40:07
sponsors it's unbelievable do get Gates
40:10
money they got everybody's money they
40:12
put this event to oh one thing on and to
40:15
make it you know and then all of a
40:17
sudden the next thing you know we have a
40:19
pandemic pretty much similar it's
40:21
similar in terms of the virus being
40:23
implemented and and we're all in a panic
40:26
that stock markets crashed the whole
40:28
world's gotten into a tizzy I don't
40:31
think it worked out anything like this
40:32
predicted or what they think how it
40:34
should go which is a global governance
40:37
and a whole you know cooperation between
40:39
this and that in fact when you listen to
40:41
the whole event to oh one thing there
40:43
was none of them did anything that's
40:45
happening right now with this event is
40:48
nothing like what they predicted they
40:50
didn't expect toilet paper shortages
40:53
people buying water so first of all this
40:58
kind of this is why I never clipped it
41:01
and while I wasn't that interested
41:02
although I'm very I like that this guy
41:05
is the expert that everyone's bringing
41:08
on that I didn't expect the it's like
41:11
people saying we're going into a bear
41:14
market eventually you're right and then
41:16
you're gonna you're gonna be on TV every
41:19
single day so they were right about the
41:21
pandemic which I think anyone could have
41:23
said will have some kind of pandemic we
41:25
have him every every election year so
41:27
it's not that hard to predict they had
41:30
it to the event was two months before
41:31
this one took place it was six months
41:33
before we would have been saying the
41:34
same thing like wow if it was a year
41:36
before I mean to me I don't think you're
41:40
suggesting that this was a complete that
41:42
coronavirus is a hoax
41:46
no the coronavirus exists it's killing
41:51
people but it's not beyond the
41:53
government so especially right if you
41:56
lived in the Bay Area where they used to
41:57
gas people just occasionally with all
42:00
kinds of different chemicals to see how
42:01
they'd react I mean it's as though the
42:03
medical establishments got a few dr.
42:05
mangle is in it I don't I wouldn't be
42:08
surprised if this was just a run a an
42:12
actual run as opposed to a dry run of a
42:15
real pandemic I'm not seeing evidence of
42:17
it that is that's a real pandemic well a
42:21
pimp fight they're dead in Italy I mean
42:23
what's our latest report from Willow
42:25
well if you list the Scott Adams who's
42:27
that all panicked about this by the way
42:29
most recently he's talking about the
42:31
dead being piled up no bullshit
42:35
I'm in constant contact with my sister
42:37
Willow who lives in feed ends near
42:40
Florence and in fact she gave me kind of
42:43
a blow-by-blow as the Prime Minister the
42:46
Prime Minister President came on their
42:48
president came on television last night
42:50
and said okay here's what we're doing
42:52
it's not a total shit you never hear
42:53
total shutdown in Italy no it's not a
42:56
total shutdown if you're driving around
42:58
it could be going to work it's okay if
43:01
you can stay at home please stay at home
43:04
they are closing restaurants which is
43:07
that's a problem that I think they
43:09
already were supposed to close after six
43:12
o'clock if you are going out then you
43:16
have to have a self declaration form
43:18
which you can print off right off the
43:20
internet fill it out now of course
43:23
there's that people are jittery so weird
43:25
stuff happens but otherwise there's
43:28
inconvenience of the grocery store where
43:30
you only they only let a few people in
43:33
at a time but there's no mention even in
43:37
it now there's a lot of conspiracy
43:38
theories in Italy and there's and
43:42
there's a number of them which I some of
43:44
them I actually kind of like the big one
43:46
for the Italians is this was this is a
43:50
bio weapon deployed by China because
43:53
they want to buy up the country and it's
43:56
happening already Italy has been selling
43:58
out to China in fact another conspiracy
44:00
theory claims that because Italy was the
44:05
first one the first country in the EU to
44:08
open up their their hearts their minds
44:12
and their wallets to the belt and road
44:14
initiative as we've discussed many times
44:16
that this was a punishment so this so
44:20
first we punished China for just for
44:24
being Chinese and then any collaborators
44:27
including the Italians where we give
44:29
them a dose of their own medicine the
44:31
the one I also like is the 5g conspiracy
44:35
theory that 5g is being tested they
44:38
turned up the power to see how people
44:41
would respond in Wuhan and of course at
44:44
a certain point there's too much RF
44:46
radiation and people start to get sick
44:47
there is there's reams of internet
44:50
material on this how you can get sick
44:53
from radio frequency the overpowered
44:57
radio frequency near your body and you
45:01
know just for good measure they tested
45:03
it out in Italy as well where they're
45:04
deploying 5g so there's a lot of these
45:06
types of theories but it's not she says
45:09
the same thing says people are panicking
45:12
the toilet paper I've looked into this
45:16
and and if if you people listening not
45:20
you John but if you went out and got
45:22
toilet paper if you were seriously
45:25
thinking about it your amygdala is
45:28
inflamed at at best and probably
45:31
enlarged to a degree this is a control
45:34
mechanism this is pretty good articles
45:36
about the psychology of it of course if
45:38
you're really going to be shut in you're
45:40
not gonna use the toilet paper is not
45:42
handy because you need food things to
45:45
drink and you know other important
45:47
things that you could think of but no
45:49
toilet paper is because people are very
45:51
confused feel out of control they see
45:55
people doing stuff and this is all from
45:59
in a large amygdala perspective just as
46:01
if someone in front of you is walking
46:03
through the woods and they jump because
46:05
they think you they saw a snake you'll
46:07
probably jump to and the toilet paper
46:09
rolls are
46:11
because it's big and it gives you a very
46:14
good feeling when you can take big
46:16
control of something like okay I'm in
46:19
control yeah I've got big thing taking
46:21
that back it's it's complete panic
46:25
that is set in when people do these
46:27
things but again no dead bodies it this
46:32
is the same thing we heard from China
46:34
that they were incinerating bodies and
46:36
it showed up on on satellite pictures
46:40
yes that's how bad it is
46:42
now I'm not believing it every single
46:45
video this is just where you have event
46:47
201 I have a huge problem with the
46:50
complete lack of mainstream interviews
46:53
with any victims you could just go look
46:56
for it and and you know we interview
47:00
lotto winners will do anything to get a
47:03
human interest story anything tears
47:08
report from New Zealand incapacitated
47:10
needing help to breathe and surrounded
47:12
by doctors in hazmat suits is perhaps
47:15
the go-to image of those infected with
47:17
coronavirus not so for Rebecca Fraser
47:20
who has conferred 19 as it's now known
47:23
curiously she looks just fine she's
47:26
relation in a Tokyo hospital after
47:28
testing positive for the virus while on
47:31
board the Diamond Princess cruise ship
47:33
that's now docked in Yokohama and in
47:36
lockdown for 14 days her husband's still
47:39
stuck on board Rebecca says she's
47:41
shocked she has tested positive for the
47:43
deadly virus given how fit and well she
47:46
feels just can't believe it can't
47:48
believe this happening to you I you know
47:52
not one to freak out though it's not
47:54
like I broke down in tears or anything
47:56
like that or screaming and yelling I
47:57
just took it for what it was and you
48:01
know come to the hospital and yeah well
48:03
did you feel unwell do you feel unwell I
48:06
know I never really felt unwell I had a
48:10
little bit of a cough and when they told
48:13
me and when I got here I had a bit of a
48:16
fever but all of that has normalized and
48:19
I have no symptoms and I think this is
48:21
part of the problem is they just can't
48:23
get a horrible story out of anybody
48:26
Crestview Florida and tonight in
48:28
Okaloosa County woman who tested
48:29
positive for corona virus while on the
48:31
Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan is
48:34
back home Janette red Baldo spent
48:37
several weeks quarantined at the
48:38
hospital in Japan and was eventually
48:40
cleared by the CDC
48:42
Rivaldo talked exclusively with channel
48:45
three's renee Beninati and renee how is
48:47
she doing tonight
48:48
April tonight where Baldo is back home
48:51
and crest for you and healthy she tells
48:53
me she was quarantined in Asia for close
48:55
to a month after catching the corona
48:58
virus I cried when I thought it it
49:02
really brought a lot of emotion
49:05
Jeannette Rivaldo showing us the Get
49:07
Well notes that now filled her home I
49:10
hadn't felt bad I never worried about my
49:12
safety or my health but all these people
49:15
were sending so much love
49:17
Rivaldo was one of close to 4,000 people
49:20
aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship
49:22
and then the top hit on YouTube or you
49:24
know google video does the same NBC News
49:27
the only one I could find from NBC
49:30
what's weird about the symptoms and
49:32
seems to be true for almost everybody is
49:35
I went days without going I have the
49:38
virus and all of a sudden just clicking
49:40
my fingers I jumped from normal
49:42
temperature to 100 in this rain I
49:44
developed a small dry cough but unlike
49:48
colds or other other foods that have had
49:51
there was no stopping mist of the nose
49:53
no nose drip no sneezing no body aches
49:57
no chills
49:58
so that was the weird part of this my
50:02
worst symptom was the fever and that had
50:04
for only about eight hours and then like
50:07
every fever after that I was drained
50:09
dealing with Marchak
50:11
I definitely dehydrated there are no
50:14
antibiotics for this so they were
50:16
pumping me up with a ton of Gatorade
50:18
I've been through every color of the
50:20
rainbow of Gatorade to
50:23
myself hydrated and other than having
50:26
the drink cause that's don't persist
50:28
it's getting better now
50:32
virus so I'm just fine geez JC has what
50:38
I think is a corona virus out and the
50:42
description that woman has pretty much
50:44
the same description exactly your son JC
50:46
has it you say you think he yeah yeah
50:48
well he could be the flu - it could be
50:51
something but hey whatever is exactly
50:52
what she said it was it's the same thing
50:54
you're not debilitated and you get this
50:57
stupid coffee which is annoying and but
51:00
the thing is they will not give him a
51:03
test exactly this is the same thing in
51:05
Rotterdam is it possible that they won't
51:07
give the test because they don't want to
51:09
see the real numbers no I know what I
51:13
understand well it's a easier to deal
51:16
with if you don't have to deal with real
51:18
numbers it might be that it's more
51:19
common than we think it might not even
51:21
be new if you really go out there and
51:23
start testing so I don't know the answer
51:28
to that but I know that around the world
51:31
I'm getting the same report someone says
51:33
hey I think I have a corona virus I have
51:36
symptoms they call their doctor they go
51:39
to the hospital and they are turned away
51:40
and say okay self quarantine we need to
51:44
use tests for people who are have weak
51:48
immune systems or are elderly
51:51
etc we have no time for you so to me it
51:55
sounds like yeah there's tests it's not
51:58
any again it's not an easy test it's not
51:59
spitting a test tube the real virus is
52:03
of the mind and it's propagating through
52:05
mainstream media and online we're all
52:08
we're not even talking about people with
52:10
just numbers here's a chart here are
52:12
some numbers
52:12
I got another chart over here look at
52:14
this ooh but this happened and oh this
52:16
is more it's more dangerous than that
52:18
this is all a bunch here let me give you
52:20
some real numbers deadly diseases
52:24
there's a nice chart that I've put in
52:27
the in the show notes
52:30
so this is what is the denominator here
52:37
disease deaths per day worldwide number
52:40
one disease death worldwide as of the
52:45
according to the winter Lancet 9th of
52:48
March okay a guess
52:54
heart disease tuberculosis both
52:58
tuberculosis is number one three
53:00
thousand fourteen deaths per day number
53:02
two hepatitis B number three by the way
53:07
if anything should be quarantined it's
53:09
somebody wouldn't tuberculosis yeah
53:12
pneumonia twenty-two hundred a day
53:15
hiv/aids this is much higher than I
53:18
expected 2,100 a day
53:20
malaria mm she GLE osis
53:26
what is shigellosis never heard of this
53:31
well I don't want it cuz it kills 1600
53:34
people a day rotavirus 1200 seasonal flu
53:37
one thousand people a day norovirus 548
53:42
whooping cough 440 Typho typhoid 396
53:46
cholera 392 meningitis 329 measles 247
53:51
rabies 162 yellow fever 82 and there it
53:54
is clocking in at 56 a day kovat 19 so
53:59
we don't understand scale as human
54:01
beings but we're being we're being
54:07
abused
54:08
we're being abused by the system by
54:11
people with tons of agendas I mean oh my
54:15
god I mean that they're pushing through
54:17
another bill today probably by the time
54:19
we hear this I'll have had a chance to
54:21
read it money it's money oh there's also
54:23
more going on this was on the floor the
54:28
other day because of course the Patriot
54:31
Act still has to be renewed you didn't
54:33
see any of that going on except I have
54:36
this little clip madam Speaker I have an
54:38
amendment at the desk to correct the
54:39
name of the bill amendment to HR 61 72
54:44
offered by mr. buck of Colorado and then
54:46
the title so as to read a bill to be
54:49
known as the federal initiative to spy
54:51
on Americans if I said at least we still
54:56
have some humor here and there so
55:02
actually here is now Pelosi in that this
55:05
is also political Trump asked for
55:09
something very big he said let's have a
55:12
payroll tax holiday for the rest of the
55:15
year which conservatively is about a
55:17
million up trillion dollars less in the
55:20
coffers of the United States Treasury
55:23
this has been rejected flat out by the
55:26
Democrats by apparently some Republicans
55:29
as well
55:30
I personally although I've I would love
55:35
to try modern monetary theory at this
55:37
point I wouldn't mind giving that a shot
55:38
who gives a shit
55:39
what do we got to lose we have to do it
55:42
one one way or the other we have to try
55:45
one of these huge liquidity injections
55:48
although obviously I'm against the
55:50
Federal Reserve and and the way it's
55:52
been set up but we could give it a shot
55:54
Pelosi is having none of that House
55:56
Democrats are actually they finished up
55:58
a meeting in this room right behind me
56:00
talking about this and other issues as
56:02
well but what Democrats are trying to do
56:04
is get out in front of this issue
56:05
ensuring that their priorities are
56:07
included in any sort of relief or aid
56:10
bill and those are to ensure that people
56:13
who aren't receiving any income because
56:15
of coronavirus get some relief and also
56:17
people who are food insecure because of
56:20
it also get some relief and so what
56:22
that's translating to in a draft bill in
56:25
the House of Representatives includes
56:26
sixth place leave for people who either
56:30
have to be quarantined because of
56:32
coroner virus or who actually have the
56:35
virus other things is an extension of
56:37
unemployment insurance and an extension
56:40
of food stamps and aid for kids who get
56:45
free and reduced lunches at school but
56:47
can't go to school because their schools
56:49
are closed but what's not included in
56:51
this Aemon is the president's biggest
56:53
priority and that's a payroll tax cut
56:56
that has fallen flat on Capitol Hill
56:58
among Democrats even some Republicans
57:00
are saying that if people are not
57:02
working then a payroll tax cut does no
57:05
good so what also is not included in the
57:09
House bill at this point is anything
57:11
else that the president is wanting but
57:14
we do know that speaker Pelosi and
57:16
secretary monition spoke just moments
57:18
ago and that Pelosi wants a vote on this
57:21
bill tomorrow before they leave town for
57:23
a week amen so this is another litttle
57:25
that's where I played the whole thing
57:27
out so tomorrow would be today before
57:29
they leave for a week
57:31
oh they should not leave they should be
57:33
right in their seats in DC working very
57:36
hard on this crisis I think it would be
57:38
very bad optics for them to leave
57:40
then again Pelosi could continue to
57:43
propagate her message this is what she's
57:45
saying in every interview this is
57:48
Armageddon
57:49
my new version doesn't know about
57:54
civilization as we know it is at stake
57:57
this is Armageddon to which we say now
58:01
here we have ham radio guys ham radio is
58:04
the public service network of last
58:07
resort when the apocalypse comes we're
58:11
the guys who are gonna save the world
58:12
right exactly gonna play corniche clips
58:17
play starting a podcast hold on I was
58:20
well before I look for that here's my
58:23
ISO recommendation this is Armageddon I
58:27
thought that might be useful I'm
58:29
starting a podcast this has truly been a
58:32
dream of mine for years and I'm finally
58:34
going for it just some Rando pretty much
58:39
but I showed that for the end of show oh
58:42
you're gonna die so okay what I'm sorry
58:45
I got it I'm starting a podcast I don't
58:47
know man this is Armageddon
58:49
I think that's bad dude let me have a
58:51
downer I so at the end this is good
58:53
because then we can laugh at it but
58:57
their Armageddon what yeah yeah why you
58:59
you've been on this down or kick for
59:01
ending the show I didn't understand if
59:02
you keep stopping me because it's huh-uh
59:05
it's not as funny as I'm starting a
59:07
podcast that's pretty old
59:09
it's a dream come true by the way for
59:11
this woman her whole life has been
59:14
leading up to this I guess if you listen
59:17
to her yeah yeah I'm so happy for her
59:19
well while we're talking about these
59:21
horrible things that there's one little
59:23
test that's come up I don't even know
59:25
that they know it's a test of their of
59:26
the whole thing the whole kovat
59:30
nightmare mm-hmm it's and it has to do
59:33
with the NBA they should for what first
59:35
of all they dish suspended the NBA is
59:37
because Rudy Gobert got covered and they
59:41
did a calculation on ESPN showing that
59:43
he with covet probably played maybe six
59:47
or seven games oh really
59:50
and he's a he's our starter and he so he
59:53
would be bumping in bumping and
59:54
breathing and bumping and sweating on at
59:57
least I don't know about 60 70 players
1:00:00
now they should all get Cove
1:00:03
if it's as virulent even if it's even
1:00:05
mildly virulent and we'll see if that
1:00:08
happens but in fact here's the
1:00:10
announcement as it came in on the on the
1:00:13
get got everybody worked
1:00:16
this is NBA suspends in eighteen second
1:00:19
clip just came in right live on the Newt
1:00:21
they had to stop the newest faded and we
1:00:24
are monitoring breaking news tonight the
1:00:26
NBA just announcing a player has tested
1:00:29
positive for the corona virus shortly
1:00:31
before a game between the Utah Jazz and
1:00:33
Oklahoma City Thunder the NBA now
1:00:36
announcing they are suspending the
1:00:38
season Nora
1:00:40
and that is huge news huge huge now
1:00:45
here's a funny pair of clips I want to
1:00:47
play just to show you that no matter how
1:00:49
rich you are you can still be kind of
1:00:52
you can be rich and powerful but where
1:00:57
your your places in society may you may
1:00:59
not understand it completely and this
1:01:03
was this is I got two clips this is
1:01:05
about LeBron James LeBron James it was
1:01:09
told that they may be playing games and
1:01:11
there would have been one tonight but
1:01:12
they suspended the season they may be
1:01:14
playing games the NBA LeBron James is
1:01:17
worth nearly a billion dollars mm-hmm
1:01:19
they will be playing games in with no
1:01:22
audience right so here's Ron says this
1:01:27
is LeBron won't play please clip one we
1:01:30
play games without the fans know it's
1:01:32
impossible on Friday night after his
1:01:35
Lakers pinned the Bucks LeBron James let
1:01:37
it be known that if the league schedules
1:01:40
games with no fans in NBA arenas that he
1:01:43
would not play watch up to arena they
1:01:46
know fans in their game plan so they can
1:01:49
do what they want to do
1:01:52
no fan there was no you know he can say
1:01:57
whatever he wants I guess they can do it
1:01:58
there well what happens the next day
1:02:02
this is LeBron well play part two
1:02:06
but as coronavirus concerns mount
1:02:08
leagues are bracing for the
1:02:10
unprecedented possibility that the games
1:02:12
may go on while the fans stay home and
1:02:15
James has now softened his stance they
1:02:19
feel like it's best for the safety of
1:02:22
the players they feel the franchise safe
1:02:23
did the league to a mandate that then we
1:02:27
all we all this to someone came down on
1:02:32
James I guess there's a king above James
1:02:37
after all huh probably green with a
1:02:41
George Washington on it I'm sure that
1:02:44
has something to do with it
1:02:45
the dutch Prime Minister went on
1:02:47
television Margareta seen as a dweeb in
1:02:50
general and did this whole thing about
1:02:54
we're not gonna shake hands with the
1:02:57
Dutch will no longer shit of course the
1:02:59
Dutch actually don't shake hands they
1:03:01
like to do three kisses but okay we're
1:03:04
not gonna shake hands and so he goes
1:03:06
through this rigmarole or we can we
1:03:08
could touch the elbows we could touch
1:03:09
our knees we could do all this fun stuff
1:03:11
and well I'll claim is stupid home
1:03:15
descriptive so at this I'll translate on
1:03:17
the fly at this moment we are stopping
1:03:18
with the shaking hands resume you can do
1:03:22
feet kissing which apparently is a thing
1:03:24
and the books total you can bump elbows
1:03:27
your guilt if she was hold all I've seen
1:03:29
all kinds of great variations at schools
1:03:32
very creative people not for that Thomas
1:03:36
crude but we stopped today with shaking
1:03:38
hands
1:03:38
he then the show ends he stands up turns
1:03:42
to the guide to the left of him on the
1:03:44
panel and shakes his hand
1:03:47
sorry oh
1:03:51
are you saying no stop stop I will do
1:03:53
that over will do that over we can't do
1:04:00
that this is the kind of leadership they
1:04:03
have in Europe well shaking hands has
1:04:07
always been somewhat weird to me and
1:04:10
it's arcane because it your stems back
1:04:12
from the days where you have a sword and
1:04:14
you're you should put your hand out so
1:04:16
the guy pulled a gun or something I mean
1:04:18
it was just it so you have a grip on
1:04:20
somebody in case something bad happens
1:04:21
it doesn't really make a lot of sense I
1:04:24
mean the bowing is you know I'm
1:04:27
surprised we don't try to adopt that
1:04:28
nobody's brought that up for some reason
1:04:30
when's the last time somebody's got the
1:04:32
fish just bumping and the elbow bumping
1:04:35
and the arms crushing and all the rest
1:04:37
of it but what about the bow II when we
1:04:39
just start bowing like the Dacians do
1:04:45
[Laughter]
1:04:49
bowing for a reason probably because of
1:04:51
the coronavirus the old one
1:04:54
Korona 1510 the only thing we have to
1:04:57
fear is fear itself
1:04:59
a plane had to be diverted to dia after
1:05:01
several passengers became unruly because
1:05:04
they were concerned that another
1:05:05
passenger had the coronavirus the fight
1:05:08
took off from Eagle Colorado our mob
1:05:10
news reporter matt kroschel spoke to one
1:05:12
of the people that were was on that
1:05:13
flight who watch this entire thing
1:05:15
unfold Matt you know Karen the concerns
1:05:18
over coronavirus have hit the high
1:05:20
country with two confirmed cases in
1:05:21
Eagle County one here in Summit County
1:05:23
so the people on board this flight on
1:05:25
Sunday noticed another passenger was
1:05:28
coughing and sneezing they contacted the
1:05:30
crew on board and demanded that that
1:05:33
passenger was removed from the plane but
1:05:36
that's not exactly what ended up
1:05:37
happening they were trying to get the
1:05:41
whole plane join but sounded like a riot
1:05:43
United is telling us that the three
1:05:46
passengers that were removed from the
1:05:48
flight they're still under investigation
1:05:49
right now to see if there will be any
1:05:51
charges as for that passenger that was
1:05:53
coughing and sneezing well they're
1:05:56
telling us it was just allergies they
1:05:57
did check for fever and that passenger
1:06:00
was allowed to continue on to newer
1:06:03
people keep your wits about you this is
1:06:05
don't go insane over this stuff and this
1:06:08
is the problem we've had we were so
1:06:10
primed for this O'Brien we're so ready
1:06:14
media and entertainment has gotten us to
1:06:16
this moment and the beautiful machine
1:06:19
that is social networks and the
1:06:22
mainstream media the cable news networks
1:06:24
it's it's a perfect storm and then the
1:06:27
sad thing for me is you've got all these
1:06:30
kids and I've spoken about the Robin
1:06:33
Hood app before I think it's always been
1:06:35
a scam they've their front running on
1:06:37
these kids which means you know you put
1:06:40
in an order for let's say Apple Apple
1:06:43
stock and then they'll go and buy it and
1:06:45
sell it back see who had higher price
1:06:47
then it's it's I mean it's legal but
1:06:50
it's a total scam all these kids got
1:06:52
their weed and their skateboard money in
1:06:54
this app and then of course we have the
1:06:56
market gyrating like crazy and not once
1:06:59
not twice but three times in a row
1:07:00
robbing new traders stuck on the
1:07:02
sidelines yet again the trading startups
1:07:04
two days of outages last week during
1:07:07
another historic market day today again
1:07:09
you see tons of red on the signs here at
1:07:11
the Stock Exchange and another thousand
1:07:13
point dropped for the Dow the start up
1:07:16
meanwhile once again saying it's seen
1:07:18
both major major outages on equities
1:07:20
options and crypto trading this morning
1:07:23
prominent says it's now been partially
1:07:25
restored its last update says degraded
1:07:28
performance but clients still on Twitter
1:07:29
complaining that they can't execute
1:07:31
trades the founders now saying that the
1:07:34
two days of adages last week was due to
1:07:36
higher the normal trading volume that
1:07:38
stressed their systems we also saw some
1:07:40
downtime at fidelity TD and Charles
1:07:42
Schwab last week due to that same
1:07:44
trading volume issue Robinhood customers
1:07:46
though taking to social media to vent
1:07:48
some outrage about missing those trading
1:07:50
days last week a lot of those are
1:07:51
Millennials and were first-time traders
1:07:53
most of them threatened to pull funds of
1:07:57
those we saw on Twitter late last week
1:07:58
we also saw a class-action lawsuit filed
1:08:00
against the start-up for negligence due
1:08:03
to that outage yeah good get rid of
1:08:04
those guys well you know kids are
1:08:07
probably probably did the kids a favor
1:08:10
and taught him a very valuable lesson a
1:08:14
lesson also kept amaizing the more
1:08:16
okay no they were stuck in positions
1:08:19
they couldn't get out of oh well they
1:08:26
let you short on margin there's all
1:08:28
kinds of crap they let these kids do is
1:08:30
very bad not good but there is a silver
1:08:33
lining not just for these kids but also
1:08:36
a potential exit strategy for you and
1:08:39
myself Andrew I almost did not believe
1:08:42
this when I heard it I know me either
1:08:44
Jesse scientists in London are looking
1:08:46
for twenty four volunteers to actually
1:08:48
be injected with the corona virus to try
1:08:51
and help them develop a vaccine each
1:08:54
volunteer will be paid over four
1:08:55
thousand dollars to be given a weaker
1:08:57
strain of the virus which will see them
1:08:59
develop similar respiratory symptoms in
1:09:02
addition the UK a promising to fund over
1:09:04
sixty million dollars towards battling
1:09:06
coronavirus tell you there's money in
1:09:09
that four grand a lot of takers money
1:09:19
you know this is my nurse is not the
1:09:21
real deal this is like a miners I did
1:09:23
it's attenuated it's a that would be
1:09:28
good let's see yeah
1:09:31
I thought the it's worth listening to
1:09:34
this New York hand sanitizer
1:09:38
presentation just because it was so
1:09:40
weird before you go on with that I do
1:09:43
have a suggestion as a really great gag
1:09:45
okay so you buy one of these bottles of
1:09:49
hand sanitizer yes you dump it out and
1:09:54
clean it out thoroughly and make sure
1:09:58
it's just completely clean so you can
1:09:59
actually drink from it you put it fill
1:10:03
it with the water and put one drop of
1:10:05
blue food coloring then you go to
1:10:09
McDonald's and you take this hand
1:10:10
sanitizer and make sure you're in public
1:10:13
and then you're you spray your hands
1:10:14
before you eat the hamburger then spray
1:10:16
the burger and then open the burger and
1:10:19
spray the burger and then open your
1:10:21
mouth and sprint a couple of shots in
1:10:22
your mouth and start eating the burger
1:10:24
you will get attention
1:10:28
and I can't be too careful I think you
1:10:37
have to say that I think that that's
1:10:39
part of the gag is you have to say I
1:10:41
can't be too careful but I think you
1:10:44
should do it just have a little handy
1:10:45
spray bottle and just do it in a
1:10:47
restaurant do all over the place
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anywhere you go
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absolutely so New York State you know
1:10:55
there's been a shortage of Purell and
1:10:58
other hand sanitizers for a while now
1:11:01
for a couple of weeks even though it's
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no more effective than washing your
1:11:07
hands with soap and water but okay it's
1:11:09
handy and people like it makes you feel
1:11:10
good you get you can sniff it
1:11:12
but for some reason New York decided
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we're gonna make our own so they did and
1:11:17
this was the launch of the product
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edited down for your convenience open
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the curtain please we are introduced
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this is the governor of New York this
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isn't this is not some carnival barker
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this his governor has gone off the rails
1:11:30
the governor of New York open the
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curtain please we are introducing New
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York State clean hand sanitizer made
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conveniently by the state of New York
1:11:45
this is a superior product to products
1:11:49
now on the market the World Health
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Organization CDC all those people
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suggest 60% alcohol content Purell
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competitor 2 New York State clean 70%
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alcohol this is 75% alcohol it also has
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a comes in a variety of sizes it has a
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very nice floral bouquets little eye
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detective lilac hydrangea tulips when I
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like you
1:12:27
tulips yes floral bouquet making it in
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the state of New York
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cor I'm glad he's so panicked about
1:12:34
coronavirus craft Act
1:12:36
is making it for the state core craft
1:12:40
makes glass cleaner floor cleaners the
1:12:43
greasers laundry detergent vehicle
1:12:46
fluids hand cleaner and who does this
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company employ to make these products
1:12:51
have you any idea mr. mr. dvorak no I'd
1:12:54
never heard of this company
1:12:56
prisoners state prisoners prisoners make
1:13:00
this shit for them and now they make
1:13:02
hand sanitizer the current capacity is
1:13:08
100 thousand gallons per week and we're
1:13:12
going to be ramping up we'll be
1:13:15
providing this to governmental agencies
1:13:17
schools the MTA prisons etc that is now
1:13:23
in production will start distributions
1:13:26
we're going to distribute it to Newark
1:13:27
they should have come up with a better
1:13:29
name again the naming I mean a prison
1:13:32
naming is not as easy as it looked how
1:13:34
about prison hooch hand wash or
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something yes it works
1:13:40
my favorite marketing gimmick that's
1:13:43
ever I don't even know how they pulled
1:13:44
this off what is in your neck of the
1:13:46
woods is apparently there was a rumor
1:13:48
going around that
1:13:49
Tito's yes Tito's vodka it was the great
1:13:54
disinfectant yes inside and out
1:13:57
well yes and it turns out it just
1:14:00
doesn't have enough alcohol in it it has
1:14:02
to be like 150 proof tea dosa I don't
1:14:04
think it's like 120 maybe no no Tito's
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is normal it's no higher than honor I
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think it's like normal 80 another fun
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report is the inhaling of vaporized
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propylene glycol yeah which can't be
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healthy well that's what vaping is is
1:14:23
propylene glycol that's what is in vape
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juice propylene glycol really yeah it's
1:14:30
yes and apparently that kills the it it
1:14:35
protects the host it's hey work didn't
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it it it's not all Dave juice actually
1:14:44
but the ones I use and apparently that
1:14:47
does that scientifically is proven to
1:14:50
stop the flu influenza or to slow it
1:14:54
down we don't know about the corona
1:14:56
virus but why take chances wouldn't that
1:15:01
be just funny if you could survive
1:15:04
corona virus by vaping yeah it would be
1:15:09
very funny it would just be the perfect
1:15:11
perfect ending for all of this well
1:15:14
there was just a few were just a couple
1:15:16
more Clips just to get this up subject
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out of the way might as well play we
1:15:23
already talked about this the synagogue
1:15:25
being cordoned off I don't need to play
1:15:26
that clip but we do have you know just
1:15:29
so everyone shows that they're involved
1:15:31
we do have CBS again they have
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apparently they've shuttered the New
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York office because they have some some
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Coronas in there and tonight we here at
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CBS News also find ourselves in the
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york-based employees how much they
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seeing as we have been self quarantined
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to that could that bring the whole show
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WCBS whatever was in Manhattan yeah to
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be cleaned because the place is
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apparently a crap hole and needed
1:17:43
cleaning yeah I will say this the big
1:17:47
upside to all this is the cleaning
1:17:49
they're cleaning the rail cars now
1:17:52
they're cleaning their airline seats the
1:17:54
cushions at the airport they're cleaning
1:17:56
the seats I mean they're cleaning
1:17:59
finally you know it wouldn't be a bad
1:18:01
idea to have a national time like every
1:18:06
day all right at 10 a.m. we're all gonna
1:18:08
clean wherever we are yeah
1:18:11
just it and then get some of that blue
1:18:12
stuff you were talking about this brain
1:18:15
in your mouth yeah yeah exactly
1:18:20
there's this upside to it so bottom line
1:18:23
for people who are looking for some
1:18:25
guidance from us yeah it's just as risky
1:18:29
as as anything that can get into islands
1:18:31
and I say from my experience and
1:18:35
everybody else is including Jay who went
1:18:37
up to Washington by herself and drove
1:18:39
for a long while she had to test her
1:18:42
driving skills so she took a three-hour
1:18:43
drive now is the time to do stuff yeah
1:18:48
now is definitely the time to deal is
1:18:50
there's parking there's it's true
1:18:53
there's no crowds except the Costco
1:18:56
still crowded for some reason mall the
1:18:58
mall in Austin is still crowded that
1:19:00
hasn't slowed I went to the things that
1:19:02
are still crowded for some unknown
1:19:03
reason but the other things aren't and
1:19:06
there's a lot more parking and Caeser
1:19:08
driving the traffic is lower because
1:19:10
especially in the Bay Area where Silicon
1:19:12
Valley everyone you work from
1:19:13
home cuz they can all work from home
1:19:15
there's no per half these jobs are
1:19:16
bullcrap jobs there's no reason to be in
1:19:18
the office except so somebody could do a
1:19:20
headcount so they're all working from
1:19:23
home so the traffic is clear you can get
1:19:25
to the city and back pretty easily it's
1:19:27
like dynamite yeah and and be airline
1:19:31
tickets well be on the lookout though
1:19:33
for the stuff that gets shoved in here
1:19:35
and there that's that's the main thing
1:19:38
we're selecting we're gonna see you're
1:19:40
gonna see all kinds of rules there will
1:19:42
be checkpoints testing scanning people
1:19:47
will get used to this which is sad just
1:19:53
we'll see we'll see if they they push
1:19:55
this spying on American citizens act if
1:19:58
they if they know that's been going on
1:20:01
Portia that's a well but it's now is the
1:20:03
time to pass stuff because people are
1:20:05
not looking they do that anyway no
1:20:09
matter what they're getting stuff
1:20:10
through they pass a you know build a
1:20:14
limit farting in Congress and it's got
1:20:16
all kinds of stuff in it I've not read
1:20:20
this bill yet yeah the farting bill
1:20:22
that's it's but that guy from that that
1:20:24
Joker from Colorado hurry was should
1:20:27
make him a hero of the show you know
1:20:30
tried to pass the spine clip again I
1:20:36
want to hear it again okay madam Speaker
1:20:39
I have an amendment at the desk
1:20:40
to correct the name of the bill
1:20:43
amendment to HR 61 72 offered by mr.
1:20:46
buck of Colorado amend the title so as
1:20:49
to read a bill to be known as the
1:20:51
federal initiative to spy on Americans
1:20:53
FISA Act mr. buck of Colorado he's our
1:20:59
guy but you know what he he it was a
1:21:01
good thing
1:21:02
and what he did gets attention that's
1:21:04
the clip that's the clip they're not and
1:21:05
of course you won't see it on any
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mainstream but that's the clip that gets
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people to the to the top US yeah well
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we're we're some people we count we do
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jobs karma did he ask for that yeah
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right there at the end he says I also
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it's pretty that's a good name for there
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yeah in the morning Adam and John with
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ESP ICT you've got karma die Annie
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anonymous in Houston Texas three three
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three three
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Oh she sent a short note said a check in
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a spirit of Lent and making reparations
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one of my priorities has to be to catch
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up on my value for value which alas
1:34:10
seriously in arrears being a hopeless no
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agenda junkie there is no excuse for
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falling so far behind and then sponging
1:34:20
off your other listeners I would do
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better after this keep up the good work
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and blessings from Diana Diana thank you
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any any sure al Patterson in Auburn
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California very nice area by the way
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this is a foothills of the Sierra
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Nevadas 300 $12.20
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this donation of three twelve 20 is on
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behalf of my husband Ben Van Kirk quick
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hmm whose birthday is on March 12th 220
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he was a dude named Ben for many years
1:34:58
then decided to pursue his passion of
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his passion project uncharted XCOM
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full-time hmm son showed x-com okay he
1:35:10
produces long format documentaries on
1:35:13
topics such as the younger dry at impact
1:35:19
what driest what younger dryas the
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impact I have no idea I've no idea maybe
1:35:25
that's a meteor or something
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evidence for precision engineering you
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know in ancient Egypt in South America
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and the improbable timelines of the
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ancient Egyptians
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I love all reducers man we got something
1:35:37
more the History Channel anytime
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Uncharted X focuses on questioning
1:35:43
mainstream archaeology and bringing in
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the facts
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Ben is the epitome of a one-man show he
1:35:51
records his own on location footage rice
1:35:54
gets him out of the house I suppose I'm
1:35:57
in Egypt writes all the scripts does all
1:35:59
the video editing narration and
1:36:01
marketing himself and leverages the
1:36:04
value for value model to keep it on the
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float so happy birthday Ben can I please
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get the following jingles I guess we'll
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credit him with the attention yes we
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shall we shall
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yeah his head is gone look at all that
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juice and bite nanana or Obama no no no
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plus of course Karma for the ongoing
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success for Uncharted X Cheers
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all right so this will be four so we put
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in bin I guess just to make sure of Ben
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flan carrot cake okay and it's not his
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head is gone but and her head is gone
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can you see that juice
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you ask we play sir JB night at the DMV
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two three four five six and his note
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says do not use my real name that's
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right all caps
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thank you sir JP we got it we got it
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thank you for your courage onward to
1:37:21
Michael Robinson in Salem Oregon to to
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5.75 and he wrote a letter with
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Starfleet Command logo scribbled on in
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crayon as if it was a real thing it's a
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forgery but okay there's no cake you get
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it read anyway this note comes to you in
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14 point font to help John as implanted
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lenses thank you for your amygdala
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shrinking twice weekly Thursday laughs
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and insights that help keep you sane
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your recent analysis of the ruined flu
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has been particularly insightful at work
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today we drained 33 milliliters of fluid
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from a patient's groin and I knew it was
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time to donate fluid yeah well luckily
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no my to - I have 575 is for donations
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in one one lucky 3333 donation a small
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Boo Boo's 9009 and an ever popular 69
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the for donations I meet I mean I
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achieved knighting on my 33rd donation
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see attach the county I'd like to be
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crowned serf Furi Furi freed I don't
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think I'd be sent this in no I don't
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think so either
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my that was my mistake no I've been
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sending him in recently I forgot to do
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this one I guess I didn't read the note
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I'd like okay Rhett you yeah he'd like
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to be known as sir furry furry freedom
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fighter of the Oregon Green Zone okay
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and if it's not sold out I'd like to
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have corned beef and cabbage added to
1:39:05
the round table Oh a a sparse request
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but okay yes that was a good whenever we
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always have corned beef and kibosh you
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got it
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my smoking-hot wife Michele graduates
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from dental hygiene school
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hold on John do you have the direct
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number for the table service I do I'll
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give it to you Scott okay my smoking hot
1:39:30
wife Michele graduates from dental
1:39:32
hygiene school in a week and we'll be
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taking board exams and asking for jobs
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jobs gonna get her some dimension
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straddling Trump Pelosi jobs karma also
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my sisters Andrea and Juran are in
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Ireland for two weeks can I get them
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some corona karma so they can get back
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safely yeah by the way Ireland is still
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on the fly you can still fly at Ireland
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so if they're in Ireland you had no
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problem can I get them some corona karma
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so they get back safely after jingles
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I'd like okay I'm sorry I didn't give
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you this earlier give you the whole load
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but give you the whole load look at that
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juice which you've already had queued up
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mm-hmm
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and by the way look at that juice after
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a head get shot is really a good one and
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I taste like poop
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well like it tastes like poop is bugs
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bugs bugs yes I love bugs jingle but I
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can cue it up I guess yeah that's what
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you think I think wait I'd like to call
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on my buddy Dane as a douche bag I hit
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him in the mouth years ago his
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smoking-hot wife has donated but I don't
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think he ever has thanks again Michael
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okay first we will do the requested
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Corona Karma you've got
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jobs jobs jobs the fly yeah I'm the fly
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on the floor yeah that's why this is why
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I don't like your moaning and groaning
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so much because I think you can do these
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all on the fly I'm not moaning and
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groaning no I'm just sometimes you do
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anonymous $200 a 69 cents anonymous
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I need relationship Karma if this works
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I will be donating more can't threaten
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karma karma that's our this work shall
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be don't anymore not not if not I'll be
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sad okay I love to show my husband but
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okay do we have is at the end of that
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one yes name Nancy's necks of New Jersey
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she's in Mays Landing and she Kimber's
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nice $200 my husband and I are about to
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leave on a trip so of course we need
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some travel Karma also helps karma so we
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don't get Corona thanks to my husband
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that Stu you guys for keeping us company
1:42:25
on the trip and for keeping a sane
1:42:27
much-loved Dame Nancy thank you Andy
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Nancy and happy to oblige a all-in-one
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combo for travel and health you've got
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karma
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and last on the list is Brian Ellis who
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has a note he said she's had a card a
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very nice card Hale romulus and remus
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first time Hale first time donating but
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please no D douching been listening
1:43:01
since the pipeline's episode and for a
1:43:04
first episode the show's structure was a
1:43:07
little confusing however it was like
1:43:10
Plato's allegory of the cave
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you two are important men of our time
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worthy of the same category as Plato's
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as Plato Hobbes Locke and Rousseau all
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men I was taught about in high school oh
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really well they don't teach that
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anymore No thank you must be of the
1:43:30
older generation thank you for all the
1:43:32
info sentiment and humor you provide on
1:43:35
a bi-weekly basis thank you for being a
1:43:38
positive role model for me as well oh
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gee oh here we go
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jingles like it already is earlier but
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no I'm not gonna gross Adams Italian
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nice saying shut up slave two to the
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head and dr. Kiki shut up already
1:44:01
he continues right I will keep reading
1:44:03
while you do those up some relationship
1:44:05
Karma as well he's also had some
1:44:07
relationship karma being my smoking hot
1:44:09
girlfriend is in Russia and I'm in
1:44:13
Nebraska so thank you for your courage
1:44:18
loving light thank you for the card yes
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and I have everything here and what's
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just a regular karma relationship
1:44:28
relationship oh we can we'll do that
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once as well that we can we can do this
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all
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don't take the scalpel up already
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you've got karma shut up already it's
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science that includes our group of
1:44:53
executive producers an associate
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executive producers for show 1224 1224
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can you believe 1224 episodes of which
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you are now an executive producer or
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alternatively an associate executive
1:45:07
producer I would say you should be very
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proud of these credits they are real
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Derrick's
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they're recognized anywhere that the
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credits are accepted so you can put them
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in your curriculum you can put them on
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your LinkedIn it does help get jobs we
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know that fan TV it's what's the OM DB
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if you have an IMDB put it right there
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in fact you can't you start an IMDB if
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you haven't a producer credit yes in
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fact the guy we spoke about earlier
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Inglesby yeah this is put one up for
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himself for a 60 Minutes performance oh
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now I did think about that for a second
1:45:43
really you're interviewed and you're on
1:45:47
IMDB we should give him an executive
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producer ship just for the hell of it
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you know we should know we will be doing
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this again on Sunday if we make it you
1:45:59
never know but I think we'll be here to
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bring you more of your in info saimin to
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keep those amygdalas at a nice and big
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delay I should say it Anais and in a
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healthy size and to help us please go to
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Borah dot org slash
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virus our formula is this we go out for
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hit people in the mouth
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I'm starting a podcast
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I have one more candidate for ISO oh and
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this is I'm not a pundit okay I'm not a
1:46:52
punter now tubed up it's Joe Biden
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miking a bad miking yeah
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and it actually footballs at the end I'm
1:46:59
not a punter hmm yeah
1:47:02
oh I have good news because of the Joe
1:47:08
Rogan appearance appearance the Joe
1:47:10
Rogan experience appearance appearance
1:47:12
is even better I got a call from super
1:47:15
agent Matthew lusher in Los Angeles yeah
1:47:18
this is my agent he's been my agent for
1:47:21
25 years has gotten it he finally called
1:47:23
you back no he called me out of the blue
1:47:25
I did not reach out to him at all he has
1:47:28
got me zero gigs in 25 years but he is
1:47:31
officially my agent you can look him up
1:47:33
in the agent directory and we had a
1:47:37
little chat and he said how you doing I
1:47:39
said you gotta check out animated No
1:47:41
Agenda and he was playing it on the
1:47:44
phone before we even hung up I said okay
1:47:46
call you back in a few days and and as
1:47:47
he was parting he said ha it's great
1:47:50
they're short and I don't know what that
1:47:52
means but usually if the super agent is
1:47:56
positive good things come of it it's
1:48:00
probably something in the ether in the
1:48:03
milieu in that crowd that says it's a
1:48:06
short G letter
1:48:07
yeah now there's something going on
1:48:09
something well I think we're on our way
1:48:15
speaking of which this kind of dovetails
1:48:18
two topics we've talked about how people
1:48:22
when they're anonymous online become
1:48:24
such incredible douchebags
1:48:28
and we'll say stuff to you that they
1:48:30
would never say to your face and this
1:48:31
goes back to my first online experiences
1:48:33
with Usenet and Eric writes in and says
1:48:37
hey so I saw you on Joe Rogan and have a
1:48:40
funny story as one of the first
1:48:41
celebrity types online I sent you an
1:48:43
email 25 years ago
1:48:46
making fun of your hair and you wrote
1:48:48
back saying fuck off asshole well 25
1:48:51
years later I'm sorry what a douchey
1:48:54
asshole I was all of this amazing
1:48:56
technology and I immediately troll Adam
1:48:58
curry anyway your appearance on Joe
1:49:02
Rogan is inspired me to take my online
1:49:03
security more seriously by by Google
1:49:05
sorry man thanks for being a dick isn't
1:49:08
it it's like that's like a Casey Kasem
1:49:09
long-distance dedication almost isn't
1:49:11
that beautiful that was fabulous I
1:49:14
thought I thought that was just
1:49:16
beautiful I think you should have gone
1:49:17
on the Rogen show shaved head I'll do
1:49:21
that next time great idea
1:49:22
yeah great idea because we didn't get
1:49:24
enough attention right 1.7 million views
1:49:26
on the video by the way there are skull
1:49:29
caps you can wear you can fake it and
1:49:31
this gag has worked since the 30s oh
1:49:34
yeah
1:49:35
always works I'd like to direct your
1:49:38
attention to the European Union for a
1:49:40
moment that two things first just going
1:49:44
back to the cum flew the reason well let
1:49:48
me give you the the events as I see them
1:49:50
there has been an ongoing argument
1:49:52
between the it would probably be a
1:49:57
Department of Homeland Security and the
1:49:59
airlines to get information on where
1:50:03
people are coming from when they fly
1:50:05
from Europe to the United States so this
1:50:07
is the genesis of this this flight ban
1:50:09
and the airlines and this has been going
1:50:12
on for a couple weeks they're like we
1:50:14
can't do this we cannot track where
1:50:17
someone comes from if they're doing a
1:50:20
multi leg flight and of course we know
1:50:22
why they can't track it they can't track
1:50:24
their customers because they can't
1:50:27
really hook into the mainframe it's two
1:50:29
separate separate systems and we'd been
1:50:31
been through this many times the the
1:50:34
system the airline booking systems are
1:50:36
pretty much all COBOL big mainframe
1:50:39
systems that's why your name is still
1:50:41
all uppercase they can't even do mixed
1:50:43
case so they couldn't figure it out and
1:50:46
that's what I think Trump said screw it
1:50:49
we'll just block everybody for a month
1:50:53
that's just one of the many problems
1:50:55
going on in Europe the the complete
1:50:58
control for the European
1:51:00
Union Post brexit is in full effect
1:51:03
countries are now being asked to
1:51:05
consider read to do to put clauses into
1:51:11
their constitutions the Netherlands some
1:51:14
politicians have already said this is
1:51:15
easy we should do this we should amend
1:51:18
our what they call the con their their
1:51:20
version of the Constitution to reflect
1:51:23
this and that is once you're in the EU
1:51:26
you can no longer ever ever ever ever
1:51:30
leave and of course they'd like new
1:51:33
states who come into the Union to
1:51:35
already have that in there in their
1:51:38
constitution here's our our friend
1:51:40
GeForce dot he's the guy when it comes
1:51:43
to the crazy stuff at the EU explaining
1:51:45
exactly what he wants so in my opinion
1:51:48
yes yes yes in your opinion what is it
1:51:52
so in my opinion yes grexit is also a
1:51:56
failure of the Union it's also our
1:51:59
failure we have to recognize that in
1:52:02
this debate and yes there is a lesson to
1:52:05
learn from it and this lesson dear
1:52:07
colleagues is not to undo the Union as
1:52:10
some are arguing here now this lesson is
1:52:13
and that we have to learn from brexit is
1:52:16
too deeply reform the Union to make it a
1:52:19
real union in the community that is
1:52:23
Union without obtains opt-outs rebates
1:52:28
exceptions and above all without
1:52:31
unanimity roots and feet arise only then
1:52:35
we can act and only then we will defend
1:52:38
our interest and only then we defend our
1:52:40
values it is this lack of effectiveness
1:52:44
that is the problem that we have seen
1:52:46
embrace
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there you go where's the seat hyah
1:53:13
isn't that nuts
1:53:15
Sieg Heil I'm telling you no no Bates no
1:53:20
getting out this is a foregone
1:53:24
conclusion that we're gonna do this I
1:53:26
said only think it's the only solution
1:53:28
because every time somebody gets worked
1:53:30
while they're in the union this what
1:53:31
happen the United States it was United
1:53:33
States a bunch of states you know and
1:53:35
then a small a sudden group of them
1:53:37
decided now you know we don't like where
1:53:39
things are going started a civil war you
1:53:42
have to what he said is what you have to
1:53:44
do i it sounds like you know the re you
1:53:47
know it sounds like the new German
1:53:50
Empire is what it amounts to
1:53:51
yeah but still it's either that or
1:53:54
you're not gonna hold this together
1:53:55
otherwise you're gonna feel like hungry
1:53:57
going their own way you know and they
1:53:59
they're in the EU but they still do
1:54:01
their own thing which you can't do that
1:54:02
you gotta bei the rules from Brussels
1:54:04
polls in the Netherlands show 71% would
1:54:08
like an exit yeah I'm sure they would
1:54:12
know you got this dis turncoat this guy
1:54:15
your buddy
1:54:17
what's his name I don't know these guys
1:54:20
always been a thorn in the side of
1:54:21
everybody he used to bitch it that Faraj
1:54:23
yeah this is not my buddy sure it's not
1:54:27
I thought you knew him no I know France
1:54:31
Kaymer Monty Ramones but this was
1:54:33
gift-giver HOF strata Oh team amounts is
1:54:37
the guy who wants 250 billion for the
1:54:40
green New Deal and the Green Deal they
1:54:42
call it the Green Deal
1:54:44
oh yeah all of this is coming together
1:54:46
beautifully
1:54:47
yeah and they should I think the
1:54:50
Netherlands should give it a shot
1:54:52
be fun but trying to get out yeah why
1:54:55
not what do you got to lose come on yeah
1:55:00
I think it's always over what do you
1:55:04
mean it's a crisis was the last I think
1:55:06
it's over I think that you used is gonna
1:55:08
win this battle and they're gonna put
1:55:10
the clamps down on everybody it will be
1:55:13
very interesting to see what happens
1:55:15
with the UK first of all I believe the
1:55:18
just going back again to the konk flu
1:55:20
the reason why the UK's flights will be
1:55:23
allowed
1:55:24
into the US is because they're not in
1:55:27
the Schengen area so it's totally
1:55:29
trackable you know where someone came
1:55:31
from before they because they had to
1:55:33
show the passport yeah they couldn't
1:55:34
have voted across from Greece and then
1:55:37
gotten to the Italy and then floated
1:55:39
around and then just snuck into some
1:55:42
country and flown back it's harder to do
1:55:44
yeah a little harder to do
1:55:46
however we we see a huge problem
1:55:51
happening in the UK this was already
1:55:53
warned about as of April 1st and I don't
1:55:56
know why they still have this on the
1:55:58
books the digitus digital services tax
1:56:00
will go into effect which puts a two
1:56:03
percent corporate tax on all basically
1:56:09
Americans Silicon Valley companies so
1:56:15
search engines social networks etc and I
1:56:20
don't know it's I mean it's not a law
1:56:23
it's a it's a rule but it they keep
1:56:25
restating it April 1st 2020 the the
1:56:29
government will introduce a 2 percent
1:56:31
tax on the revenues of search engine
1:56:32
social media services and online
1:56:34
marketplaces which derive value from UK
1:56:37
users there is a limit though I think
1:56:42
you have to it starts at 30 million
1:56:44
users which is easily lowered to our you
1:56:47
know thirty thousand listeners they
1:56:51
could do whatever they want well but
1:56:55
you're probably gonna do it I'm
1:56:57
surprised it hasn't been done already
1:56:58
hmm to be honest about it let's talk a
1:57:02
little bit about the election the latest
1:57:04
we had another round and we got a debate
1:57:06
supposedly coming up on Sunday or
1:57:08
Saturday yes which is probably not gonna
1:57:11
happen or maybe not it won't happen with
1:57:13
an audience well yeah so as we discussed
1:57:17
on the previous show it seems only just
1:57:19
yesterday the smart money was on keeping
1:57:23
Biden in his cage keep the muzzle on but
1:57:27
oh no you can't let the guy out for
1:57:29
three seconds this is this is this is
1:57:32
why they're trying I think that they
1:57:35
should cancel the debate
1:57:36
and they should come up with some
1:57:38
coronavirus related reason for it I'm
1:57:41
not sure how you do it they're already
1:57:43
they've had to negotiate the joke and
1:57:44
sit down
1:57:46
apparently it's troubling for him to
1:57:48
stand during these the whole time I
1:57:51
don't I've only heard this I have you
1:57:55
sounds right it sounds right I I know
1:58:00
you have some glitchy stuff from Joe so
1:58:02
why not not like the last show I only
1:58:05
have two okay and one of them I will say
1:58:08
this is an interesting one because this
1:58:11
is actually one of those moments where
1:58:13
you can hear things two different ways
1:58:14
we've had the examples of this on the
1:58:16
show before and it all stems back to the
1:58:18
the color of the dress yeah
1:58:21
is it golden golden white or blue and
1:58:24
black two movies one screen and so so
1:58:28
I'm listening to this clip now this is
1:58:30
the clip where Biden says Hitler's race
1:58:33
referring to Hillary's and it play the
1:58:36
clip and then I will say that I have
1:58:38
actually serous seriously and
1:58:43
cognitively accurately heard it both
1:58:46
ways play it I'm not a pun to there is
1:58:49
for example I saw there there was sexism
1:58:51
in Hitler's race and the way it's real
1:58:56
first of all it's real so you know that
1:58:59
I heard Hitler not you set me up let me
1:59:01
listen again I'm not a punter there is
1:59:03
for example I father there was sexism in
1:59:06
Hitler's race and the way it's real yeah
1:59:11
and both those plays I heard I heard
1:59:14
Hitler the first time but then one
1:59:16
accidentally I was it was playing in the
1:59:18
background I heard Hillary and then we
1:59:20
just played these two times I heard
1:59:22
Hillary both times I hear Hitler II I
1:59:25
kind of hear it well there's a hit
1:59:27
that's the problem it's got a little
1:59:28
both in there but they they're will made
1:59:31
a big fuss about this and I had no you
1:59:32
know who cares but I but I think your
1:59:34
your point that you I think you made it
1:59:36
on Twitter that is correct and so and
1:59:39
what is untrue about the statement with
1:59:44
nothing untrue no matter which way you
1:59:46
heard it so yeah
1:59:48
all in on that so the good one oh is
1:59:51
this Biden going after some poor schmuck
1:59:53
who I think was a Trump guy or a Bernie
1:59:56
bro
1:59:57
coming into just a harass him oh oh just
2:00:00
on that the guy was prepped and was
2:00:02
reading his entire question from his
2:00:06
phone yes he was so you know he was
2:00:09
pretending he appears on Fox & Friends
2:00:12
the next day on Fox wearing a don't
2:00:15
tread on me he had it's like this was an
2:00:18
ambush it was a total ambush of Joe and
2:00:21
he can look forward to a lot more of
2:00:23
this it's and what if he's gonna bike I
2:00:26
mean his bite was so big and and
2:00:30
interestingly do you know what what most
2:00:33
well most people in my household because
2:00:35
of course I'm only 49% what most people
2:00:40
dislike the most about this clip yes the
2:00:44
shush Inge exactly the shushing the
2:00:48
shashing was played up by the left to do
2:00:50
to the max and i thought it was i but i
2:00:53
heard i said all this will get people
2:00:55
act but i thought it was what was more
2:00:58
interesting than the earth some aspect
2:01:00
of him telling a woman to shush was
2:01:02
actually the term itself who uses shush
2:01:06
check the calendar it's 2020 what judy
2:01:12
ahead what is the appropriate term well
2:01:17
i mean should just eyeballed her and
2:01:18
just get told her to shut up with his
2:01:20
eyes but he could have he could have
2:01:22
said shut up he could have said quiet he
2:01:27
could have said I'll take that I can
2:01:30
deal with this which is what he should
2:01:32
have said well I can I will shush woman
2:01:36
shush
2:01:36
right well she is clearly a handler for
2:01:40
in the crowd and I think she made a
2:01:42
mistake it was her mistake to
2:01:44
immediately jump on that because that
2:01:46
showed us her job is to steer the
2:01:49
candidate away from anything that could
2:01:51
go viral she should be fired she should
2:01:55
I fail she should have just moved him
2:01:57
along this
2:01:59
and I hear this too in the White House
2:02:02
it's worth every single time there's a
2:02:04
live event right after the president
2:02:07
says thank you the press and it sounds
2:02:11
like mainly women or that's only what
2:02:13
I'm hearing above the you know the press
2:02:15
starts yelling questions and the the
2:02:18
White House press people like they're so
2:02:23
loud and we hear it you know it's like
2:02:25
hey I can hear you yelling the whole
2:02:27
time and it's like crazy well this goes
2:02:32
back to Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan
2:02:35
discovered that if he was cordoned off
2:02:37
if the press is cordoned off with a rope
2:02:39
and he was coming in on the chopper or
2:02:42
whatever and he stayed away from the
2:02:43
press they would get filmed yelling at
2:02:46
him screaming questions mr. president
2:02:48
mr. president screaming questions making
2:02:51
them look like a bunch of idiots yeah
2:02:54
and I'd like to remember that during the
2:02:56
Hillary run for president 2016 with the
2:03:00
word the Hillary bus was going in and
2:03:02
out they would run after the little
2:03:05
Brian yeah yeah and this sort of thing
2:03:07
but the way there the Trump doing it
2:03:10
kind of differently and I think he's
2:03:12
just making a mistake with this group of
2:03:14
people that are yeah over yelling they
2:03:16
should let Trump walk away and let them
2:03:18
continue to yell at him because that
2:03:20
makes them look like but in this case
2:03:23
I'm not talking about oppressor this is
2:03:26
when he lets know by the way this is
2:03:28
according to the experts this is his
2:03:30
presser he does it on purpose yeah but
2:03:34
it's the room and the cabinet's meeting
2:03:37
and they the press has to be sent out of
2:03:39
the room that's know they're doing it
2:03:42
slowly yeah I think so I should just
2:03:44
throw and you know who Tim black hood
2:03:48
well you know the kid doesn't keep his
2:03:50
step very long talking about the staff
2:03:54
on the press or the press okay well
2:03:57
let's just skip back to Biden this is
2:04:00
the Biden are you with the gun advocate
2:04:07
I'd like you to explain how you plan to
2:04:10
not only keep us working about how you
2:04:12
intend on getting the Union home when
2:04:14
there's a large portion of the union
2:04:16
workers are young enthusiasts and you
2:04:19
are actively trying to do a minute or
2:04:20
second a minute right to take away a gun
2:04:22
here for shit oh wait a minute okay
2:04:28
that's interesting so first he says
2:04:30
you're full of shit and then she jumps
2:04:32
in and then he's shush that's where the
2:04:34
shush came from because he couldn't get
2:04:35
past the shit he was still in the shit
2:04:37
shit second second just like right now
2:04:49
if you yell fire that's not free speech
2:04:52
the very beginning I have a shotgun
2:04:54
language 20-gauge a 12-gauge my son time
2:04:58
guess what I'm not allowed to hold any
2:05:01
weapon I'm not taking their gun away at
2:05:03
all you need a hundred rounds I did not
2:05:08
say that
2:05:51
in America
2:06:01
yeah the AR 14
2:06:04
comment is quite off that's know this
2:06:08
exists as the air 14 is a
2:06:10
directed-energy weapon used in the game
2:06:12
hallo everybody knows me really now
2:06:22
AR 14 yeah ya know now did way it was
2:06:29
presented and this is pretty much the
2:06:31
clip
2:06:33
according to Democracy Now now I'm sorry
2:06:36
I didn't clip this part
2:06:37
she'd never played the clip she just
2:06:39
said that first bite and and of course
2:06:41
she's hates biting because amy is all in
2:06:44
wood Bernie and they all know he's
2:06:45
getting shafted yeah and she says that
2:06:49
he threatened to punch the guy in the
2:06:51
face and then take him out in the back
2:06:53
and beat him up yeah and I never heard
2:06:55
anything yeah yeah it's an I heard it he
2:06:58
says he doesn't say I'll take you out
2:07:00
back and punch you in the face and you
2:07:02
want to go outside we'll take this
2:07:03
outside did he did say it take you
2:07:05
outside thing ok which is she oh no
2:07:09
sorry that's wrong one Joe Biden Bernie
2:07:13
Sanders take your pick okay I will
2:07:18
anyway the thing was Biden is kicking
2:07:21
ass and this is not gonna be unstoppable
2:07:23
but I think that what we have here and
2:07:26
all we have to do is play this clip and
2:07:27
this is the tip of the iceberg this is
2:07:30
what's really going on this is the
2:07:32
voting irregularities only democracy now
2:07:34
plays went with this there were reports
2:07:37
of irregularities at many polling sites
2:07:40
during Tuesday's primaries in Missouri
2:07:42
some would-be voters in st. Louis County
2:07:44
left long lines at dozens of precincts
2:07:47
without casting a ballot after the
2:07:49
county's electronic poll books failed in
2:07:52
Kansas City mayor Quinton Lucas was
2:07:55
turned away from the polls Tuesday
2:07:57
morning and told he wasn't in the system
2:08:00
even though he's voted in the same
2:08:02
precincts since 2009
2:08:04
mayor Lucas had just posted a video to
2:08:07
social media stressing the importance of
2:08:09
voting in Michigan disabled voters
2:08:11
reported
2:08:13
problems voting in Detroit and Dearborn
2:08:15
and college students in Ann Arbor and
2:08:17
East Lansing reported long lines with
2:08:20
wait times of up to two hours in a
2:08:22
statement senator Bernie Sanders called
2:08:24
the voting problems an outrage writing
2:08:26
quote at a time when Democrats correctly
2:08:29
attack Republicans for voter suppression
2:08:31
it's disappointing to see people
2:08:33
standing in long lines for hours today
2:08:36
waiting to vote in Michigan and around
2:08:37
the country yeah it's the pole pads
2:08:41
again they had to go all high-tech and
2:08:43
all smart and he's when we reason with
2:08:47
him for a reason this whole thing the
2:08:51
Democratic the Democrats are the ones is
2:08:54
that I say what you are I am a problem
2:08:58
with the Democrats blaming the
2:08:59
Republicans for trying to rig the
2:09:01
elections are trying to suppress voters
2:09:03
because they asked for oh they asked for
2:09:05
an ID oh my god that's depressing voters
2:09:09
but meanwhile they're pulling stunts
2:09:10
like this to get make sure that Bernie
2:09:12
doesn't get elected as a scam and again
2:09:15
Andy and the Democrats are really good
2:09:17
at it they bring you illegals in they
2:09:18
bust them and they have them vote and
2:09:20
the my understanding is in many of these
2:09:23
states the actual presidential candidate
2:09:29
votes were collected by the DNC
2:09:31
separately therefore tallying the bag
2:09:36
answer price we have the the backend
2:09:38
that does all the local stuff was not
2:09:40
even in and it was known it was like
2:09:41
known that this was not going to be
2:09:43
ready that won't be ready for a couple
2:09:45
months
2:09:45
another reason like how can none of this
2:09:48
be ready
2:09:51
that means years and why am I even
2:09:53
asking Michael Moore of course has to
2:09:56
weigh in and now he is a big Bernie
2:10:00
Sanders supporter and he blames Trump of
2:10:05
course but I think Trump has just
2:10:06
pummeled this country so badly and I
2:10:09
know I mean just you know I'm lived in
2:10:12
Michigan so I'm I'm familiar with how
2:10:14
people feel they're frightened they're
2:10:17
demoralized there is a malaise that has
2:10:22
spread across this country and certainly
2:10:24
throughout Michigan
2:10:25
and people can't take one more day of
2:10:28
this the fact that this coronavirus has
2:10:31
driven home just how much danger we're
2:10:35
in for this individual in the White
2:10:37
House that I think people just didn't
2:10:42
want to asking people to do two things
2:10:45
get rid of Trump and get rid of the
2:10:47
system political and economic system
2:10:50
they gave us Trump that's what I think
2:10:52
was too much to ask probably four people
2:10:54
were just like can we just get rid of
2:10:56
Trump that's please and I understand
2:11:00
that okay
2:11:04
that's if that makes him feel better to
2:11:06
think that that guy's unhinged but it
2:11:10
was it was really an antibiotic guy who
2:11:12
really looks like an old woman
2:11:14
the again how they how the the DNC how
2:11:19
they called everybody up and oh but I
2:11:22
had a thing about the deals they were
2:11:23
getting or the proposed deals who
2:11:25
doesn't mean anything but apparently
2:11:28
Budaj edge was offered an ambassadorship
2:11:31
to the UN I think either Klobuchar and
2:11:38
or a Warren doesn't seem to have
2:11:40
accepted anything but she was like
2:11:42
Treasury secretary and Kamala Harris
2:11:47
possibly Attorney General doe brother
2:11:50
but we still need a vice president and
2:11:54
there's nothing like a pollster over on
2:11:56
one of the the CNN's or MSNBC's to tell
2:11:59
you exactly who bo Jaden needs and for
2:12:02
these young Bernie people issues do
2:12:05
matter so yes I think that Biden's best
2:12:08
play in bringing in the Sanders people
2:12:10
is to bring with him on the ticket
2:12:13
somebody who is going to represent a
2:12:16
more progressive platform yeah you know
2:12:19
like I said not money you know and and
2:12:24
also somebody who is not a white male
2:12:27
right
2:12:29
white very diverse so right just say not
2:12:32
can you believe this
2:12:34
we just need not white not white excuse
2:12:37
me do you understand that's kind of
2:12:40
racist you say not white you know don't
2:12:45
you want to bring in the best person
2:12:47
possible no not white Oh penis you know
2:12:51
and also somebody who is not a white
2:12:54
male right perfectly not white and then
2:12:57
saying right like you know right don't
2:13:00
you agree everyone agrees white met
2:13:02
white people with penises bad a white
2:13:05
male right preferably not white the
2:13:08
party is very diverse so I would think
2:13:10
Kamala Harris or Stacey Abrams would be
2:13:14
my top two picks because they're hitting
2:13:16
three metrics all at once gender
2:13:19
diversity racial diversity and
2:13:21
ideological diversity now if we look at
2:13:23
your check box is your candidate grisham
2:13:25
qualifies to cheaters no she's much
2:13:28
better than the other ones because was
2:13:30
set for a Camelot but grisham is a
2:13:33
Native American which is even better not
2:13:36
she's from the western state which is
2:13:38
what you need and she's a woman so she's
2:13:39
the one no kinetic three no penis big
2:13:43
three tulsi gabbard by the way is still
2:13:45
running you know and now described
2:13:47
everywhere on mainstream media as a
2:13:49
woman of color you know we still have a
2:13:56
Tulsi Gabbard in the race a woman of
2:13:58
color and why don't you say a
2:14:01
representative from the great state of
2:14:03
Hawaii now a woman of color you know
2:14:06
it's Veterans actually she is she still
2:14:09
in the reserves she checks for boxes cuz
2:14:15
she's got military does she have a penis
2:14:19
that's another one she's well I don't
2:14:20
know actually maybe okay I'm just saying
2:14:24
the candidate that I have my eyes on
2:14:28
presented himself to the press and a
2:14:32
very very shit
2:14:33
I'm sorry him I think you had you I
2:14:36
thought you were the amy klobuchar fan
2:14:38
no John I'm for the vice president no
2:14:42
I'm no I'm talking about the president
2:14:44
who I want to run would see as president
2:14:47
of the United States the guy I will be
2:14:50
voting for averman supreme of course he
2:14:54
presented himself to the press exactly I
2:15:13
love me some vermin supreme vermin
2:15:16
supreme 2020 dot-com he's your guy
2:15:19
it couldn't be any worse vermin supreme
2:15:23
is is definitely the funniest candidate
2:15:25
I want to play one more thing about
2:15:26
these elections and this was on PBS and
2:15:29
this was a little back and forth with
2:15:32
Judy and a couple of women going on and
2:15:35
on about electing a woman president and
2:15:38
they they made a number of assertions
2:15:39
that I think are complete bull crap is a
2:15:42
very short clip but it's worth listening
2:15:44
to electing a woman president what what
2:15:47
are some examples of what women still
2:15:50
have to deal with you know we just heard
2:15:52
Elizabeth Warren say look if I say there
2:15:55
was a there was a problem with sexism
2:15:57
people accused me of whining but the
2:16:00
reverse you know women know that's just
2:16:02
not true there is sexism out there
2:16:04
certainly and we know from our research
2:16:07
that women are held to a higher standard
2:16:09
on the issues of qualification and
2:16:11
likability
2:16:12
voters assume men are qualified all men
2:16:15
have to do is put out their resume and
2:16:17
women have to prove it over and over and
2:16:19
that's part of the reason we saw this
2:16:20
creeping electability refrain coming up
2:16:23
over and over and we also know that like
2:16:26
abilities are non-negotiable for women
2:16:28
voters won't vote for a woman if they
2:16:30
don't like her and they
2:16:31
vote for a man that they don't like and
2:16:34
likability is something that's so
2:16:36
subjective the advice is like walking a
2:16:39
tightrope use humor
2:16:40
not too much humor take credit but also
2:16:43
share credit dress nice but not too nice
2:16:46
so much of it is based on hunches and
2:16:49
opinions and that's such a burden that
2:16:51
women have to bear and men simply do
2:16:55
such a burden haven't they learned how
2:16:58
to dress now listen to that bullcrap
2:17:00
likeability if it's a guy you don't like
2:17:03
you don't vote for a guy cuz he's a man
2:17:05
that's bull crap women will do that
2:17:07
he'll know for women just because
2:17:09
they're women
2:17:10
I if I don't like the guy when we've
2:17:12
done it on the show he's a schmuck I'm
2:17:14
not gonna vote for some guy don't I
2:17:16
think as unlikable is a creep but and
2:17:18
dead by the way the proof of the pudding
2:17:20
was Bloomberg yeah exactly
2:17:24
he had everything including money yeah
2:17:28
nobody liked them I mean even even Billy
2:17:31
Joel got Christie Brinkley with money
2:17:33
there you go but Bloomberg couldn't
2:17:36
couldn't buy a vote this is out of the
2:17:39
Hillary playbook out of her Hulu special
2:17:42
I've watched the second episode in other
2:17:45
an hour each these episodes and Hillary
2:17:48
said something very similar she said I
2:17:50
have to do it takes me an hour for
2:17:52
makeup man just throw on a pop-up and
2:17:54
I'm like that's not true that is so
2:17:57
untrue
2:17:57
men have grooming habits we have things
2:18:00
we need to do we need to put a knife on
2:18:03
our face
2:18:04
typically in the morning if the
2:18:05
interviews in the afternoon we got to do
2:18:07
it again which means if you have TV
2:18:09
makeup on removing it there's definitely
2:18:11
some time that goes into it I found that
2:18:15
quite offensive but the timing of this
2:18:19
there she is full circling overhead the
2:18:23
timing of this documentary is so obvious
2:18:26
I mean I don't know when she's gonna
2:18:29
make a move but it this this thing is
2:18:32
set up for it and there's a review of
2:18:35
the second episode indeed it's around
2:18:37
1990 when she turns and she goes from
2:18:41
that means obvious hero for young girls
2:18:44
and
2:18:44
women and an on a path and she turns
2:18:48
into a dude I think she said alright
2:18:50
that's it
2:18:50
I'm gonna run bill and especially after
2:18:53
he lost his re-election you see her
2:18:56
walking in front of him and her lost
2:18:58
re-election he lost the re-election of
2:19:00
governor of Arkansas yes sir no Leanne
2:19:02
Arkansas sure okay
2:19:04
and then he won the next time after
2:19:06
Hillary took over cuz bill yeah bill is
2:19:10
charismatic and he's an oath he likes to
2:19:13
get high he likes a drink likes to hang
2:19:15
out that's why Hillary got involved in
2:19:17
all these these douche bags the savings
2:19:19
and loan shit the whitewater of course
2:19:22
bill was in the background with the
2:19:24
bushes doing mean Arkansas running all
2:19:26
the coke
2:19:27
so she was corrupted and couldn't get
2:19:29
out of it and just decide I'm gonna be a
2:19:31
dude and I'm gonna run at night and I
2:19:32
one day I'll be President but she very
2:19:35
she becomes very mean very mean-spirited
2:19:38
very angry and says things like
2:19:43
they meant to easy so I can't wait for
2:19:47
episode three help my brain even further
2:19:52
that somebody's picking up the slack do
2:19:55
you think she's going to take a stab
2:19:57
somewhere along the line well I mean
2:19:58
that's always been my theory but this
2:20:00
the timing is getting really sketchy
2:20:03
defective product as candidates I mean
2:20:06
they are trying to protect the public
2:20:08
from knowing this but that's not gonna
2:20:10
work it's working fine it doesn't work
2:20:13
people listen to our show or people that
2:20:15
are online but the mainstream media
2:20:18
doesn't play any of these clips I mean
2:20:20
they sometimes I mean the Democracy Now
2:20:22
will approach it once in a while but
2:20:24
this isn't normally played this is they
2:20:26
don't be great Joe for being a bumbling
2:20:30
idiot I think you're overestimating the
2:20:33
power of the mainstream I think that
2:20:35
power is gone in fact I think it's
2:20:38
demonstrable people no longer trust it
2:20:42
they certainly don't trust any
2:20:44
mainstream after this coronavirus no one
2:20:46
no one trusted I think that it's the
2:20:50
word is out everyone can see it just
2:20:52
because they're not saying it doesn't
2:20:53
mean that people aren't aware of it and
2:20:55
the people who come on and pretend
2:20:57
and have ever have something at our in
2:21:00
the game but the photos you've isolated
2:21:03
yourself from reality
2:21:04
oh yeah sure you're now in dimension B
2:21:07
shut the fuck up you're very annoying
2:21:10
today yeah you've just been incredibly
2:21:13
annoying the whole time
2:21:16
that's a good question I don't know why
2:21:20
you're buying it I'm just saying I'm not
2:21:22
buying that the public doesn't pay any
2:21:24
attention to mainstream media the public
2:21:27
is catching on that you can argue that
2:21:30
with me but then say that I've no longer
2:21:32
in reality I'm in dimension B is an
2:21:34
incredible insult well I mean if you
2:21:36
okay I'm sorry I said that but I'm not
2:21:38
buying any of it I think the mainstream
2:21:41
media has got a lot more influence I
2:21:43
think there's a crossover point maybe
2:21:45
some people are paying some attention
2:21:47
but they still have the influence in New
2:21:49
York Times CNN MSNBC
2:21:52
NBC let's skip the image you really
2:21:55
think you really think that they still
2:21:56
have the power that they used to have no
2:22:00
they don't have the power they not all
2:22:02
of the power they used to have they have
2:22:04
most of the power they used to have so
2:22:07
can we just have a disagreement on it
2:22:09
instead of shaming people okay
2:22:14
right I don't know why you're so
2:22:19
sensitive
2:22:24
I'm not sense that if I'm just
2:22:26
responding I'm just got a little tired
2:22:27
of it what you just said to me that was
2:22:29
a jerk oh the whole show and it's
2:22:31
working you know and yeah yeah well that
2:22:35
seems you seem oversensitive you started
2:22:37
off by telling me I was out of my mind
2:22:39
about coronavirus so and then I never
2:22:42
said you when did I use the words you
2:22:44
were out of your mind you know what I'm
2:22:45
talking about
2:22:47
no I'm was go I was backing your theory
2:22:51
up debt that grown a virus thing is
2:22:52
something phony about it and it's just
2:22:55
gonna end all of a sudden when it should
2:22:57
right and then okay fine that's how you
2:23:00
want to take it your side in a strange
2:23:04
way of doing I was backing you up a
2:23:06
hundred percent let's listen to the
2:23:10
call that once again our Russian
2:23:14
hoaxsters are on path and they Lucy who
2:23:18
was the last birthday they they punked
2:23:20
Bernie by calling and saying that oh
2:23:22
this is Greta and Greta's dad and they
2:23:24
did the same thing to Prince Harry who's
2:23:26
for some reason thinks he still is
2:23:29
allowed to speak on behalf of anything
2:23:31
even though he's effectively no longer a
2:23:32
royal kicked out but here he is with
2:23:36
some good old agenda has been created
2:24:31
from this change in climate so again we
2:24:38
have to almost physically shake these
2:24:40
people and get them to realize that it's
2:24:42
not only of a few things of your future
2:24:44
which you've said over and over again
2:24:46
which I apology for and also that they
2:24:48
are directly responsible for actually
2:24:51
killing people and wiping out whole
2:24:52
communities and now I'm confident that
2:24:56
within the next five to ten years things
2:24:57
will change but we can't wait for us at
2:24:59
all times or ten years so I think if
2:25:02
Donald Trump can be can become the
2:25:04
president the United States of America
2:25:06
then anything's possible right ah so
2:25:09
good so good I hope they do just do more
2:25:13
people why does this guy even I don't
2:25:16
want to even get into why these guys
2:25:18
make public appearances
2:25:21
because someone's willing to pay for it
2:25:23
someone is willing to pay for these
2:25:25
these two to show up they love it they
2:25:28
love it
2:25:31
what was your I wish I could find that
2:25:33
old clip of Joy Behar
2:25:35
when she had her show you you can try
2:25:39
mm-hmm
2:25:40
when she goes off on rush limbaugh she
2:25:44
just goes nuts and she says I cuz Rush
2:25:46
Limbaugh was did we have a real clip
2:25:48
yeah it's a real clip mm-hmm and what
2:25:51
she says is on the clip so I don't
2:25:55
understand how this guy can get off
2:25:56
saying any of this stuff about about the
2:25:58
climate because he's not a climate
2:26:00
expert he's not a climate scientist he
2:26:04
doesn't know what he's talking about and
2:26:05
I was used that as kind of the model for
2:26:08
like why is how come it's if one guy on
2:26:12
one side of the argument says this seems
2:26:14
like bogus doesn't make a lot of logical
2:26:16
sense that's bad but if a guy like the
2:26:20
princess just the opposite of anybody is
2:26:23
not an expert it's Prince Harry
2:26:26
he doesn't know anything about climate
2:26:28
science he's never been a scientist what
2:26:29
he does know he knows a lot about coal
2:26:31
his family is he's even even Harry has
2:26:35
been involved in coal mining I guess the
2:26:39
coal mining yeah yeah he was out there
2:26:42
digging exactly he certainly knows about
2:26:47
it
2:26:48
okay we have let's see where are we
2:26:51
we've got an OTG segment coming up I
2:26:53
think we should take a little a little
2:26:56
break and thank the rest of our
2:26:58
producers here no agenda imagine all the
2:27:03
people who could do with us oh yeah
2:27:05
that'd be fine
2:27:06
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2:27:13
yes we have people to think starting
2:27:15
with Ron Conway should be Conway
2:27:19
Underwood says there
2:27:20
Ron Ron convey convey Ron convey in
2:27:25
Lincoln Nebraska $160 is 16 cents he he
2:27:29
actually wrote a note I'm gonna read
2:27:30
part of it with his double boob donation
2:27:33
which is what that amounts to I finally
2:27:35
reached knighthood now I think he's on
2:27:37
the list because I did send that one in
2:27:38
yes even though John called my boob
2:27:41
donations immature
2:27:43
I've enjoyed them and finally when did I
2:27:46
do this
2:27:47
I've enjoyed them and finally reached
2:27:49
the point where I can sit at the
2:27:51
roundtable in honor of the son's
2:27:52
nickname for me and the fact that I have
2:27:54
been an ice hockey referee for two
2:27:57
decades now there's a job an ice hockey
2:28:01
referee I'd like to be referred to as so
2:28:05
sir Rowland ref of the frozen sheet I'd
2:28:11
like padrone per domos and root beer for
2:28:15
domos I hadn't ordered this yet what is
2:28:18
it
2:28:18
P er do m OS which is a fine cigar and a
2:28:24
sweet drink is he so some sort of brand
2:28:27
of cigars okeydoke got it I don't know I
2:28:30
never heard of him thank you for all you
2:28:32
doing keeping our make little small and
2:28:34
thanks for my son grant for hitting me
2:28:35
in the mouth Brad jozu ski is still a
2:28:38
douche bag douche bag oh it's calling it
2:28:42
out and Epstein didn't kill himself no
2:28:46
jingles no karma okay you wouldn't get
2:28:48
him anyway a Rob Van Dyke is next on the
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list
2:28:51
$100 Erik Mackie 800 8 sir Luke the VY
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count of London and the South East 777
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70s in London
2:29:05
Matthew mmm Mangan 69 Thomas wood 60 in
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Grantsville South Carolina
2:29:15
Ami's Florida jobs comer will give you
2:29:18
that at the end
2:29:19
Barun Bob at the High Point High Point
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North Carolina sir Mike in Wakefield
2:29:23
5510 Anthony Rodriguez in Tucson Arizona
2:29:28
5510 Rick Lopaka in Hope Rhode Island
2:29:33
52-42 he says no exaggerations the show
2:29:39
is at max sanity mm-hmm and here we go
2:29:44
this is it has to be where this is a
2:29:46
Rene DuPont has a complaint my name is
2:29:54
Rene DuPont and I was declared in its
2:29:57
today Mon Show 1209 you told me that
2:30:02
would be me to contact you with my
2:30:04
chosen title the following week I sent
2:30:08
in my title request along with a
2:30:09
donation of 5512 nothing happened I've
2:30:13
sent you to emails since then all I get
2:30:15
to no avail I'm a little disappointed
2:30:19
because I followed the instructions to
2:30:22
the letter if I am deemed worthy of Dame
2:30:25
hood well you'd obviously
2:30:26
please title me and she's on the list
2:30:28
name chard Rene of the Lala new grape
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fields but also a please big thank you
2:30:37
to sir animus of the dark patch and
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lover Laura Sabo via please excuse my
2:30:43
terrible spelling I love the show and
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will continue listening no matter what
2:30:48
happens with this does she have any
2:30:50
requests for the round table
2:30:52
I'm sure neighbor Bob of a nope none
2:30:56
she's good to go I would give her a car
2:31:01
mop just for her it being in community
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specifically you've got karma I believe
2:31:09
yes yes Alexander BT in Houston and I
2:31:12
apologize Renee you got stuck in the
2:31:16
vortex it does happen and doesn't have
2:31:18
no women so often but does happen 5001
2:31:21
in Houston Texas Robert
2:31:23
dry kosan dry coast rikuson dry cuss in
2:31:27
an Oshkosh B'gosh Wisconsin he says he's
2:31:32
never claimed his knighthood and wish to
2:31:35
bestow it upon my wife Jennifer whose
2:31:38
birthdays on the 13th she's on the
2:31:39
birthday list she can be referred to as
2:31:42
Dame Jennifer Drexel yes she's also on
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the damn list she's there boom oh check
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in El Cerrito California hey there goo
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is right down the street from me Daniel
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Kish in Macomb Michigan these are all
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ten hava in pie knocker you Jonathan
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tuchkov in London UK and last but not
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least Baroness Susan Johnson they're in
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Hillsboro Oregon I would think all these
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folks are contributing to show 12:24
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yeah thank you it was a good list today
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enjoyed that and we've got a lot of
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dames and nights to do which is to do
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we're doing them all though when when
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you have a knighting or daming coming up
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let us know what you want the roundtable
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it's you know I have to order those
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advance so we were able to slip in the
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promo dose for domos and root beer but
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[Music]
2:33:41
and here's our list for the 12th of
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smokin hot wife and soon-to-be Dame
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Sparkle she celebrated yesterday
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[Music]
2:36:03
No Agenda meetups there where the No
2:36:05
Agenda producers gather for some sanity
2:36:08
they gather amongst themselves all over
2:36:10
the world it's happening multiple times
2:36:13
a week as I said it's a global event I
2:36:16
was I'm thinking maybe if I can swing it
2:36:19
drop by the the meetup tonight although
2:36:22
we may have some surprise visitors so I
2:36:24
know if I can make it but the one in
2:36:25
Austin I think is taking place before we
2:36:28
do that though let's listen to a meet-up
2:36:31
report from winston-salem this is berrin
2:36:35
Bob at the winston-salem Meetup and
2:36:37
we're having a great time it's like a
2:36:39
party this is a douchebag named Ben
2:36:42
having a great time
2:36:44
douchebaggery soon to be remedied this
2:36:46
is a dude named Joe in the morning we're
2:36:49
having a great time here what's the
2:36:50
salem this is a dude named Sam thank you
2:36:52
for your courage to say go podcasting
2:37:02
and even though he's not here he's with
2:37:05
us in spirit on a stick Sir Andrew sends
2:37:08
his greetings and says thanks for the
2:37:10
courage and thank you all for your
2:37:12
courage meetups coming up as said
2:37:14
tonight we had the local 512 meet up in
2:37:17
Austin the Connecticut meet up as well
2:37:18
on Friday Charlotte Charlotte's number
2:37:21
three spot the spooktacular that'll be
2:37:24
at Sycamore brewing Colorado local 5280
2:37:27
in the Denver area we heard a donation
2:37:29
from that earlier on they're on a
2:37:30
six-week cycle that's at Hofbrau in
2:37:33
Colorado in Denver also on Friday the
2:37:36
13th of course a very popular day for
2:37:38
some meetups the Mississippi rocket
2:37:40
ranch 4 o'clock in the afternoon now you
2:37:43
do need to RSVP you may even be too late
2:37:46
now time thinking about it but look at
2:37:49
oh by today I have a note here if you
2:37:51
want to because this is at the Stennis
2:37:53
Space Center in South Mississippi's
2:37:55
Hancock County it's gonna be a good one
2:37:58
I'll bet so make sure you go to nodes in
2:38:00
the meetups comm and register for that
2:38:01
in Amsterdam tomorrow as well the No
2:38:03
Agenda meets that t.o.p podcast the top
2:38:08
hmm this is a complicated thing they've
2:38:10
done here but it's going to be good we
2:38:13
have a lot of producers in Amsterdam
2:38:15
the lowlands in general loci de staat is
2:38:17
where you want to be Saturday
2:38:19
Charleston's six week cycle event home
2:38:22
team downtown barbecue in the heart of
2:38:24
college basketball season yeah while it
2:38:27
lasts and Sunday the Las Vegas ooh this
2:38:31
is new a last-minute meetup at atomic
2:38:34
liquors look for the girl in a jean
2:38:37
jacket and white sneakers she's in town
2:38:39
for a work trip her name is Katherine
2:38:42
she's organizing wow that sounds like a
2:38:45
honey honey pot trap to me if I ever
2:38:47
heard one
2:38:48
check it out on Sunday Las Vegas and
2:38:51
then Monday we have the Essie a Royal
2:38:55
Caribbean Oasis opposed the see Royal
2:38:58
Caribbean Oasis of the Seas what the
2:39:02
heck is this calling all cruisers cruise
2:39:04
goers who might be on the oasis of the
2:39:07
sea meet up in the schooner bar deck six
2:39:10
bring bring your face mask I guess Dame
2:39:15
Miao dicin and douchebag Dave are
2:39:17
hosting that I can't wait to find out
2:39:19
about this Meetup
2:39:21
it is in where where is this thing I
2:39:24
don't see a place wherever the ship is
2:39:26
yeah but I don't know where it it'll be
2:39:28
out the seat for all we know I was
2:39:30
literally saying wherever this oh okay
2:39:32
man well yeah if you're on the ship it's
2:39:35
a 2 p.m. I'll be on Monday good luck the
2:39:43
ship sold what 3,000 people they could
2:39:45
be it could be people there it's just
2:39:47
it's just funny to have any kind of fun
2:39:49
event on a cruise ship at this time it's
2:39:52
like seems seems like in your rooms yeah
2:39:56
enjoy that I wanted I want to meet up
2:39:58
report from the Royal Caribbean Oasis of
2:40:01
the Seas if you heard something want
2:40:04
more details go to no agenda meetups
2:40:06
calm if there isn't something near you
2:40:08
it's very simple all you have to do is
2:40:10
add something anybody can do it it's
2:40:12
free and it's great for your mental
2:40:14
health your amygdala great to meet other
2:40:16
people from different backgrounds walks
2:40:18
of life race creed color religion you
2:40:21
name it but all one thing in common we
2:40:23
don't trigger we love talking with each
2:40:24
other no
2:40:25
gender meetups calm go there now
2:40:28
[Music]
2:40:29
[Applause]
2:40:34
[Music]
2:40:40
you wanna be
2:40:42
everybody feels the same
2:40:44
[Music]
2:40:47
and we should mention that did you say
2:41:05
something because I couldn't hear it
2:41:07
through the jingle were you did you just
2:41:09
on the meetup thing of that okay yes we
2:41:14
have to remind people that the meetup
2:41:16
site is for meetups is not for our
2:41:19
announcements or selling cars or let's
2:41:23
be specific about it there's a thing
2:41:25
called the childer Berg camping trip
2:41:27
which is a libertarian conspiracy
2:41:29
theorist thing going on in Austin and
2:41:31
they wanted to put it on the meetups but
2:41:34
it's not a meet-up and we have to we
2:41:38
have to make it clear so this thing
2:41:40
doesn't get to our meetup site doesn't
2:41:42
get clogged with anything that's not
2:41:43
meetups specific to the show so if if
2:41:47
you had this before we had this
2:41:49
discussion before right my question is
2:41:53
if it's at an existing event such as the
2:41:56
furries such as the the soccer game in
2:42:02
in Texas I think it was Dallas how do
2:42:08
you do that you have a meetup at the
2:42:12
event right but isn't that what these
2:42:13
guys were doing a meet-up
2:42:14
at that event it sounded like a plug for
2:42:17
the event itself okay in other words if
2:42:21
you had the furry thing for example you
2:42:23
have a bunch of furries meeting up at a
2:42:25
convention that was actually the site
2:42:27
yes the idea is not to plug the
2:42:30
convention now if they come if the
2:42:32
furries come and say we got this great
2:42:34
furry thing going on and then you just
2:42:36
coincidentally there's a meet-up there
2:42:38
guys I just think we have to keep it no
2:42:40
I I'm in agreement
2:42:41
I just want lifting understand
2:42:43
understand the rules that makes a lot of
2:42:45
sense so the way to position it would
2:42:47
have been we're having a no agenda
2:42:50
meetup and the location is here right
2:42:56
but even in this case it was pretty do
2:43:00
okay I don't know anything about this
2:43:02
children burg lots of people talking
2:43:04
about it I've got no idea
2:43:07
it's an awesome there's going to meet me
2:43:08
the guy chatted it up with you know each
2:43:12
I did what up with me I don't know he
2:43:18
says I'd the guy tells me that Adam
2:43:20
contacted him and y'all bought into that
2:43:25
the other I didn't care whether you
2:43:27
contact him or not
2:43:28
well I contacted no one but I have seen
2:43:31
I have seen posts about it I have seen
2:43:33
Twitter things about it but I've never
2:43:34
contacted anybody alright so let's try
2:43:37
and keep it meetup specific everybody
2:43:40
now the OTG story which I want to do
2:43:42
because I've been holding on to this for
2:43:44
two weeks we just haven't gotten to it
2:43:46
it's been so much going on is about this
2:43:49
geofencing warrant that took place in
2:43:52
florida here's the background there a
2:43:54
search warrant was issued by the
2:43:55
Gainesville Police Department to Google
2:43:57
for GPS has drawn the attention of some
2:44:00
experts in April of last year GPD file
2:44:03
was known as a geo-fenced warrant for
2:44:06
three houses at their properties on
2:44:08
Northwest 32nd Street they want Google
2:44:10
to give them the GPS data of anyone with
2:44:13
Google accounts in that area during a
2:44:16
burglary that happened in late March of
2:44:17
last year professor of media law Frank
2:44:20
Lamont a with the University of Florida
2:44:22
and the Brechner Center for freedom of
2:44:24
information says that one's right to
2:44:26
privacy and matters like this one may
2:44:28
have been signed away in the terms and
2:44:30
conditions for use of online mobile
2:44:33
services once you use a service like say
2:44:35
Gmail you're agreeing to the terms of
2:44:38
use of Gmail and part of that may be
2:44:40
that they reserve the right to be able
2:44:42
to comply with a warrant or turn over
2:44:44
your data if they're demanded to do so
2:44:46
most recently an anonymous third party
2:44:48
filed to have the search warrant squatch
2:44:50
or quash in Alachua County based on
2:44:53
privacy and Fourth Amendment concerns
2:44:54
and that motion that's not yet been seen
2:44:56
by a judge so this is really a quite an
2:44:59
interesting case and I think it's
2:45:01
something that we'll see more of in the
2:45:03
future if it even comes to light in the
2:45:05
mainstream this the guy there was a guy
2:45:08
who was on his bike and
2:45:10
he lives nearby a house that was burgled
2:45:12
burglar burgled and the local police
2:45:19
asked Google for a geofence of any
2:45:24
devices they had seen in that area which
2:45:28
includes the street out in front and I
2:45:30
guess some of the neighboring properties
2:45:32
so that they could issue well they
2:45:35
wanted a warrant they I guess they
2:45:36
issued a warrant for this that they
2:45:38
wanted this and this guy happened to
2:45:41
live nearby was biking through the area
2:45:44
and all of a sudden now they want to
2:45:47
look at all of his all of his
2:45:48
information and this is I think this is
2:45:52
a this is a new it's a new road that law
2:45:57
enforcement is going down you know we
2:45:58
have the ring cameras that really has to
2:46:02
happen with permission of the owner of
2:46:04
the video but even that seems to be more
2:46:07
easy to opt into and I'm a little bit
2:46:09
concerned about this I mean you could be
2:46:11
implicated and stuff and then have the
2:46:14
authorities go through your information
2:46:17
just based upon the fact that you were
2:46:19
sore your phone was somewhere at a
2:46:22
certain time which brings you to there's
2:46:25
some great storytelling where you could
2:46:27
take the phone and plant it on a dog
2:46:28
exactly but there has to be a crime unit
2:46:34
needs to be somewhere where there's it
2:46:35
where something takes place and you'd
2:46:37
have to know about it
2:46:38
but how about this how about just you
2:46:41
know like don't what if you're if you're
2:46:44
a burglar an idiot criminal don't bring
2:46:47
your live phone with you when you bust
2:46:50
into a house house I'm gonna talk to the
2:46:52
getaway car I mean come on
2:46:55
this is the stupidity of the criminal
2:46:57
class but what's worse is that as an
2:47:00
innocent person a warrant can be issued
2:47:02
just to go through your show I think you
2:47:05
could set someone up exactly yeah but
2:47:09
you know and the next thing happens is
2:47:11
who know this is for the people I have
2:47:13
nothing to hide people so what if the
2:47:15
authorities could just go through your
2:47:17
Gmail today just based upon the fact
2:47:20
that you were in a certain area or your
2:47:21
phone was in a certain area at a certain
2:47:23
they get access to one thing and
2:47:25
especially if it's you know Google which
2:47:27
all these apps you have to give away the
2:47:30
store to use them and any one of them
2:47:33
you know if you didn't go through any
2:47:35
route to get all this data if they're
2:47:37
collecting the data as they as we think
2:47:39
they probably are because for marketing
2:47:41
reasons yeah it's a real problem at this
2:47:44
to me still goes back to the first time
2:47:46
they put the black box in the car and
2:47:49
right now it's for one thing but pretty
2:47:51
soon it's gonna be getting for speeding
2:47:53
tickets in the mail you know oh you went
2:47:55
too fast the other Tuesday on the
2:47:57
freeway yeah yeah it's just this is a
2:48:00
before gone conclusion we're doomed
2:48:02
yeah the the worst part is the is that
2:48:05
it's just gonna cost you more money to
2:48:07
stay anonymous
2:48:08
now with the keeper and I have new
2:48:11
health insurance I like it's pretty good
2:48:14
outfit but you know there you go hey
2:48:16
install the app for your telemedicine I
2:48:18
really don't need I don't need a consult
2:48:20
I need to talk to you but you know
2:48:22
what's coming discounts discounts you
2:48:27
got to put the app on your phone I
2:48:28
wouldn't even mind calling the doctor
2:48:31
from a browser you know but no no no you
2:48:34
have to use that no you're right
2:48:36
the discounts are already insurance
2:48:38
companies have played with this
2:48:39
marketing strategy and it's working out
2:48:41
progressive being one of them with the
2:48:43
right a little clogged or whatever it is
2:48:45
or you call them up every state farm
2:48:47
actually if you call them it once a
2:48:48
month and tell them your mileage they
2:48:50
give you a discount there's a lot of
2:48:52
this sort of thing going on if you tell
2:48:54
them but by the way I want to just
2:48:56
mention this this is what irks me
2:48:57
because mechanics bank our bank all of a
2:49:02
sudden is jacked up all their fees on
2:49:03
everything like crazy I guess they saw
2:49:06
something coming yeah so it's like a
2:49:09
total rip and now the free ATM isn't
2:49:12
free anymore if you somebody else's you
2:49:14
used to be everything was free and now
2:49:16
it's not yeah if you had like an X
2:49:19
amount of money then they would refund
2:49:20
the ATM fees yeah yeah they don't do
2:49:23
that anymore she's I think they're
2:49:25
pulling it and now the thing that gets
2:49:27
me is that the ATM I remember when it
2:49:30
came into play I think was in the 60s or
2:49:32
70s seventies maybe probably the
2:49:36
seventies
2:49:37
the thing comes up and goes like this oh
2:49:38
this will save so much money because we
2:49:40
don't have to have as many tellers we
2:49:42
can have an ATM machine machine and that
2:49:46
saves us money it saves you money saves
2:49:48
everybody money yeah and then all of a
2:49:50
sudden we go from saving everybody money
2:49:52
to having us money to use it go to a
2:49:58
teller in that they don't charge me that
2:50:00
five bucks to talk to the teller how
2:50:03
does it go from free money saving device
2:50:06
to what you have to have a fill you have
2:50:08
to pay to use it this is what happens
2:50:10
with what you just described it's like a
2:50:13
discount for progressive and then pretty
2:50:15
soon it's a fee while you're saving so
2:50:17
much money you know all the money you're
2:50:19
saving you have to pay now to use this
2:50:21
system it's like what the cable
2:50:23
companies you know they used to be
2:50:24
oh yeah we're getting broader
2:50:25
distribution when it was CCTV remember
2:50:28
that community television you have a den
2:50:30
town it was the beginning of cable yes
2:50:33
nobody was free and now you have to pay
2:50:35
for carriage yep
2:50:38
so that says this Doug D I can go on
2:50:42
well I'd say bitcoin is the answer I'm
2:50:44
looking at the price of Bitcoin man that
2:50:46
crashed I mean it's basically it should
2:50:51
technically why not because it's
2:50:53
supposed to be this big security blanket
2:50:55
so when the market crashes you'll have
2:50:57
all your money a Bitcoin to be safe yeah
2:51:00
I do it's just not worth it as much
2:51:02
anymore it is I have it all it's still
2:51:05
safe but it's now at six thousand
2:51:08
dollars that's down from man we were
2:51:10
above ten just uh what two weeks ago but
2:51:15
switch to gold well it's actually no you
2:51:16
know I still got two coins
2:51:18
I got Krugerrands Queens it's I find
2:51:21
actually interesting what what bitcoin
2:51:23
is doing I don't really know what that I
2:51:28
mean it's o parently people found that
2:51:31
that was not a safe haven and sold it
2:51:34
off but maybe we'll see the V recovery
2:51:38
there as well
2:51:39
I think there's if there's gonna be a V
2:51:43
recovery anywhere it would be in Bitcoin
2:51:46
that would be a cuz that's what it does
2:51:49
anyway yeah well this would be a pretty
2:51:51
significant V if it did this but it's
2:51:53
possible it's possible I'm a hablar I
2:51:55
mean for the long-term it's like we
2:51:57
still have the happening coming up
2:51:58
around May so right now I think the if
2:52:03
you're and a lot of this may have had to
2:52:05
do with China who were you know mining
2:52:08
most of the coins and I guess the mine a
2:52:11
lot of miners must have shut down
2:52:13
who knows there's so many stories out
2:52:14
there you don't know um but we'll see I
2:52:19
don't think they make any money at
2:52:21
$6,000 for a Bitcoin I think it cost
2:52:23
more in energy and machines well yeah
2:52:26
the mining might be a dead good idea
2:52:29
let's play some international news I've
2:52:32
got a couple stories there's why first
2:52:35
of all is a 14 second piss-poor
2:52:37
update on democracy now about Saudi
2:52:38
Arabia we still don't know anything but
2:52:40
what's going on there oh you mean with
2:52:44
the with the takeover by NBS and the oil
2:52:48
prices or who knows and Saudi Arabia
2:52:50
reports have emerged of a new crackdown
2:52:53
on senior royal members and top
2:52:54
officials as Crown Prince Mohammed bin
2:52:56
Salman appears to be renewing efforts to
2:52:58
consolidate power in the kingdom at
2:53:00
least four prominent members of the
2:53:02
royal family have reportedly been
2:53:03
detained so means what kind of report is
2:53:07
that we had that last week
2:53:09
hello geez hey now this is a good report
2:53:13
because this is one of the West Clark
2:53:15
sevens we don't talk about much nobody
2:53:17
reports on the mainstream oh so we
2:53:19
simply do the little a little reminder
2:53:21
of the the West Clark so just a quick
2:53:23
you could you might as well we haven't
2:53:25
done it for a while so I came back to
2:53:28
see him a few weeks later and by that
2:53:31
time we were bombing in Afghanistan I
2:53:33
said are we still going to war with Iraq
2:53:34
and he said oh it's worse than that
2:53:36
he said he reached over on his desk he
2:53:38
picked up a piece of paper he said I
2:53:39
just he said I just got this down from
2:53:42
upstairs meeting the secretary defense
2:53:43
office today and he said this is a memo
2:53:45
that describes how we're going to take
2:53:47
out seven countries in five years
2:53:51
starting with Iraq and then Syria
2:53:52
Lebanon Libya Somalia Sudan and
2:53:55
finishing off Iran all right well we've
2:53:58
got Iran we nailed that with the with
2:54:00
with our bio weapon so here's the Sudan
2:54:05
that they were going uh instead of
2:54:07
bringing troops and they were going at
2:54:09
their economy and we're doing a pretty
2:54:12
good job of it is this is the Sudan
2:54:13
report from al-jazeera cues of car
2:54:16
stations are a common sight in Sudan's
2:54:18
capital drivers waiting for hours just
2:54:20
to fill up their tanks to be able to get
2:54:22
on with their lives I'm very sure there
2:54:27
is no time for work we dedicate all our
2:54:29
time to cues either for fuel or other
2:54:31
things I've been here for hours waiting
2:54:33
Sudan is now just a country of people
2:54:36
and queues I've been here since 8:00 in
2:54:40
the morning and now it's 4:00 in the
2:54:41
afternoon our lives have been mostly put
2:54:44
on hold as we wait to fill our car tanks
2:54:46
to be able to go around Sudan has
2:54:50
imported fuel since the oil producer
2:54:51
lost 75% of its output when South Sudan
2:54:54
became independent nine years ago
2:54:56
oil was the main source of the country's
2:54:58
income the Sudanese pound started to
2:55:00
lose value against the dollar now the
2:55:03
government is struggling to pay for
2:55:04
imports of fuel which it largely
2:55:06
subsidizes the impact of fuel shortages
2:55:09
can be seen at bus stations like this
2:55:11
one in the capital Khartoum passengers
2:55:13
are facing longer and longer waits for a
2:55:15
ride because there are fewer buses
2:55:17
passing through they're stuck at queues
2:55:19
at petrol stations around the capital
2:55:21
buying bread can also mean a long queue
2:55:24
the currency shortage affects imports of
2:55:26
wheat for flour we suffer coming here
2:55:31
from 7:00 in the morning to 1:00 in the
2:55:32
afternoon or more just to get bread it's
2:55:35
for our kids at home and no government
2:55:38
official has bothered to come and see
2:55:39
why things are like this bread shortages
2:55:42
last year sparked protests that
2:55:44
eventually led to the ousting of
2:55:45
longtime President Omar al-bashir
2:55:47
Sudan's cash-strapped transitional
2:55:49
administration says it's working to
2:55:51
bring in hard currency through other
2:55:52
sources it's put together an economic
2:55:55
crisis management team with the power to
2:55:57
put forward new policies fever boo
2:56:00
Chiara
2:56:00
Medina there are other alternatives that
2:56:02
the country can go with in terms of
2:56:04
policies that can help provide resources
2:56:05
with the people part of the solution
2:56:08
we're looking into is to restoring back
2:56:09
the amount of money stolen by the former
2:56:11
regime as well as getting rid of all the
2:56:13
sham security companies that dried up
2:56:15
the budget of the country okay so what
2:56:19
is going on with this this is very odd
2:56:21
they're broke
2:56:23
can't get gas they're spending all the
2:56:25
time standing in lines for pretty much
2:56:26
everything right and there the last time
2:56:30
this happened they had a regime change
2:56:31
when they had we'd pull a stunt like
2:56:34
this before on this happening again
2:56:35
meanwhile South Sudan where all the oil
2:56:38
is is being played their part of the
2:56:41
locust swarms so the locusts are like
2:56:46
attacking South Sudan in such a massive
2:56:48
way that it's just screwing up that
2:56:51
country
2:56:53
Uganda's being screwed over like kenya
2:56:57
thick clouds of the insects that you
2:56:59
can't get this before it before you move
2:57:01
on to locusts I'm still I'm I'm still a
2:57:04
Sudan so the apparently a lot of money
2:57:09
was coming in through Sudan soldiers
2:57:14
fighting in Yemen which is now tapered
2:57:17
down a bit apparently so they're they're
2:57:20
soldiers of fortune
2:57:21
don't have any job yeah and then are we
2:57:26
messing with their with their well we're
2:57:28
that you know if you think of George
2:57:29
Clooney and the fact that South Sudan
2:57:31
split off into its own country and it
2:57:33
was like well that's where all the money
2:57:34
in the sea ask oh well it was until the
2:57:37
locusts showed up and that's where the
2:57:40
money was for the whole when there was
2:57:41
one big giant country and now it's just
2:57:44
a mess and as part of this risk Clark 7
2:57:46
I don't think it's a coincidence
2:57:47
necessarily um so tell me about the
2:57:52
locust is that only in South Sudan or in
2:57:55
the South shoot no it's most of a lotta
2:57:57
Africa Uganda South Sudan dip that
2:58:00
there's no report of the locust in the
2:58:02
regular old Sudan it's South Sudan
2:58:04
Uganda Kenya and apparently it's a
2:58:07
plague of locusts taking place went
2:58:09
plagued by the way it's a very specific
2:58:10
term there's a swarm as a plague there's
2:58:14
an uptick there's a bunch of different
2:58:16
words for how many locusts there are but
2:58:18
gonna be 500 X more if they don't do
2:58:21
something about it pretty soon 500 X do
2:58:24
they do they what's the breeding cycle
2:58:27
of the locust well you know this is like
2:58:30
you know supposed to be you always heard
2:58:31
about the seven-year cycle but they have
2:58:34
but this doesn't seem to really add up
2:58:36
and it's like the less time they haven't
2:58:39
play you're missing I guess you have to
2:58:42
there's no reporting on this by the way
2:58:45
zero zero six major locust plagues in
2:58:49
the 90s the last of which was in 87 89
2:58:53
in the 1900s I'm sorry the last of which
2:58:56
was 87 89 and the last major upsurge
2:59:00
upsurge is less than a plague and that
2:59:04
was in 2003 2005 and this is still
2:59:07
qualifying as an upsurge but if it gets
2:59:10
to 500 X it will be a plague and it's
2:59:14
like it causes nothing but trouble it
2:59:16
eats everything kills the animals
2:59:19
because they started to death in the
2:59:20
field I can't breathe there's a certain
2:59:22
situation you can't even see through
2:59:24
it's like a fog of bugs I'm some little
2:59:28
Pakistan also although not like was done
2:59:31
it's also being hit for some reason not
2:59:33
anywhere near it's interesting yeah
2:59:36
that's what I thought was interesting
2:59:37
too so this locust story which is really
2:59:40
under plate it's not played at all it's
2:59:43
like yeah alright what are the locusts
2:59:46
the animals can't breathe they eat all
2:59:49
the crops eat everything
2:59:52
what are these grasses need to crops eat
2:59:55
the food everything they can get their
2:59:57
hands on so how do you combat locust
3:00:01
well you're supposed to round up ready
3:00:02
can we get some some roundup spray food
3:00:07
and the people they're supposed to be
3:00:10
you catch them in them apparently in the
3:00:13
morning when they're sleeping they're
3:00:15
all on the ground and you gotta be quiet
3:00:19
you go out you spray them and they you
3:00:22
know with some coccyx but they don't
3:00:24
even they can't get enough pesticides to
3:00:25
do this and furthermore these are the
3:00:28
so-called desert locust
3:00:30
locusts mm-hmm and the desert locusts
3:00:34
are out in the middle of nowhere half
3:00:36
the time and you can't find them to
3:00:37
spray them and then all of a send-up big
3:00:39
cloud emerges of millions of these
3:00:41
things now tens of millions perhaps yeah
3:00:44
and then they just start munching on
3:00:46
everything it's a nightmare are the
3:00:48
locusts edible are they tasty is that
3:00:51
can we turn this lemon into lemonade
3:00:53
according to some locusts apparently are
3:00:55
very tasty and very edible well
3:00:57
shouldn't we be harvesting them well
3:00:59
it's like apparently it's not a there's
3:01:03
something to that part of the story is
3:01:04
not being reported either I don't lose
3:01:09
that are poisonous or some looks that
3:01:11
are edible and you could probably eat
3:01:13
them but they're it's like they're
3:01:14
clogging the roads and there's you're
3:01:16
sliding down the highway because of the
3:01:17
dead locusts and I mean it's just it's
3:01:19
you can't this not the solution is the
3:01:22
point but I don't care what the solution
3:01:27
if you can eat him not even how about
3:01:28
some news report on this instead of you
3:01:31
know it's Trump Trump Trump Corona
3:01:33
Corona Corona Trump Trump Trump Corona
3:01:35
Corona Corona and if you I watch the
3:01:37
three news shows again you know just
3:01:40
compare the whole front end of the news
3:01:43
is Corona they've even having new
3:01:45
weather reports on CBS and then there's
3:01:48
a couple of slams about Trump and then
3:01:50
more Corona I mean it's out of control
3:01:52
the apparently Israelis like locusts
3:01:57
because they are the crunchy kosher
3:01:59
snack the kosher how does that work I
3:02:04
have no idea how they're kosher they are
3:02:08
now that's our marketing well it seems
3:02:12
to me like there's a tremendous
3:02:13
opportunity to Hoover up some of these
3:02:15
locusts and sell them you don't really
3:02:17
have to Hoover them you should put your
3:02:19
mouth yeah all you do is open your mouth
3:02:22
so what are they complaining about they
3:02:24
got free food everywhere this is what
3:02:26
we're doing in the West people get with
3:02:28
it Sudan figure it out already
3:02:32
quickie here from oh yeah this is this
3:02:35
is not international news but just as an
3:02:37
ultra mall from well it might as well be
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international news it's from
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Massachusetts
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state lawmakers and advocates will
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gather in support of a plan that would
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ban body size discrimination the bill
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would make it illegal to discriminate
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against someone based on height or
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weight lawmakers and advocates will
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gather at an event on Tuesday to push
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the plan which is yet to be voted on by
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either the House or Senate now we've
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gone nuts that is nuts can't ban yeah
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yes okay they should go I've always
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thought this because I think it's just
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good policy airlines are charged ticket
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prices based on your weight yep it's
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essentially frayed the way they're doing
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it now it's not a comfortable flight as
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Freight your freight I think it would be
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great for Disneyland you have to be this
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high to ride the space mountains excuse
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me you can't discriminate yeah that's I
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can see a lawsuit I think the guy could
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do is Bloomberg he's probably never gone
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on Space Mountain please see there you
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go this is exactly the problem you're
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making fun of somebody's height yeah
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like I was mm-hmm and I don't even know
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I mean what Bloomberg's real height is
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they didn't could be five three I think
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I think he's five not even think he's
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five three I think he's about five one
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all you think is that short oh yeah yeah
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I do
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Wow yeah I could be petite males is not
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like there you don't see him did you see
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them all the time yeah that's why I said
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you see him all the time yeah it's just
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you know he was a little he's a little
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manic about it she's okay yeah short
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guys council like uh you guys holy who
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was everything about five eight Napoleon
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was five eight oh the impression you get
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as he was much smaller than that well I
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was doing reading along about this
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recently and it
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he's either five six or five but he's
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not like I'm five one you know just to
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the airplane thing I wouldn't it's okay
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if they charge you by weight but then I
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should be able to pay more for extra
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size that's really extra size you know
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you're gonna be pay for weight or size
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or height you're paying for that space
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they have to provide you that much
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morcilla more space right right right
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yeah I I think that's fine well right
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now you're welcome to go take over any
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airline you want because I hear you can
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buy them up cheap stocks or stocks are
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really good now for airlines so I'd say
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hoppy and take advantage of that yes now
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is it your last chance yeah my last
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little piece I got here was for the V
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recovery that is I would say we can play
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at least get this out of the way
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Harvey Weinstein got 23 years in New
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York so both of us were wrong yes wholly
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cry we were sure he was gonna pretty
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much walk well you weren't different you
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weren't thinking they're gonna throw the
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book at him no I think my thing out for
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23 years I didn't expect that look like
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the way they're doing the case that he
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was going to get off but apparently this
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woman who is the prosecutor if you watch
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Court TV enough that woman who was a
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prosecutor in this jurisdiction is it
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like something of a legend no and she's
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like really good and so he got you know
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they could threw the book at him and I
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guess the judge didn't like him so this
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is a little report I do have a clip
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Harvey Weinstein once one of the most
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powerful men in Hollywood in a Manhattan
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courtroom today to face sentencing on
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charges of rape and on criminal sexual
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act in the first degree
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let's go immediately to the courthouse
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where Stephanie Gosk is standing by she
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has been covering this trial throughout
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the big question today was how v stiff
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with this sentence be and there was a
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powerful message today sent by the judge
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Stephanie Chris there certainly was this
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is a very severe sentence thrown at
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Harvey Weinstein he is now facing 20
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years in prison for the first-degree
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sexual acts charge and another three
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years in prison for the third degree
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rape they are to be served consecutively
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which is also a surprise here often
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these charges come and these sentences
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concurrently mean they're served at this
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same time now he's saying consecutively
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which means he has a basically he's
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facing 23 years in prison he will also
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be put on this sex registry the judge
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telling the court today that this made
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me his first conviction but it is not
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Harvey Weinstein's first offense we also
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actually heard from Harvey Weinstein who
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stood up and showed very little remorse
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in the comments that he made he did say
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he had remorse for the women who accused
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him of these crimes but he went on to
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say that he was the first in the me2
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movement and that he fears it led to
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thousands of men in his words not
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getting due process saying that he
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basically making the leap that he did
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not get to process himself in this
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situation the judge showing no mercy
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here this is a tough sentence more than
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many people had predicted Kris
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yeah and it's it's hard to even analyze
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what what Harvey Weinstein is saying in
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public but because I think he does have
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some points about process and how how
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this trial went not the sentencing but I
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don't know what's your view well it
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looks like they're out to get Harvey
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Weinstein and they're gonna they're not
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gonna put this sentence into effect
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until after his trial in Los Angeles and
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he had a another minor heart attack
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right after this it wasn't reported in
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this report and he ended up in the
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hospital again I mean if I wanted to go
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with second half a show thinking I would
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almost think that Harvey is setting
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himself up for their removal from the
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hospital dead uh and then ending up in
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some island someplace hmm kind of you
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know like you weeks make the guy from
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MCI and Enron there's a number of these
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cases of mysterious death they wind up
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in Argentina well or someplace I mean
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there's no they never get cut they I
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mean why is he in sixty-seven so that
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the 23 year old prison sense would take
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him to 90 so he's it wasn't it but just
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the he had the money he has the money to
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pull off some stunt like that yeah well
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I'm not even second show of half stuff
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it's just the second half of show stuff
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it's just the the entire I mean the guy
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is an incredible douchebag
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but all of this is based on testimony
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right yeah yeah I mean it's just it's
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testimony yeah so it's it's you know
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we're you know proof hard proof I mean
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it's just I'm not saying that he is
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wrongly convicted or sentence it's just
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he's saying well this is gonna be
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interesting for men I think yeah I think
3:10:05
I think he's right about that you know
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well men who get arrested well yeah
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douche bags total douche bags there's a
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lot of them I yeah and the stories keep
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coming up at different kinds of douche
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bags showing up here and there yeah I
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mean could this same be applied to some
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of the other cases I mean there are
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other cases out there I think this guy
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was the most egregious it was a like a
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open secret which is kind of bothersome
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it's like it was such an open secret for
3:10:42
such a long time yeah where Seth
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MacFarlane is doing material on one of
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the award shows I think the Academy
3:10:49
Award let's put it this way let me put
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it this way if he's convicted all these
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things I think that there should be a
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conviction of accomplices who enabled
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and you know you're an accomplice if you
3:11:04
send someone up to the room I think
3:11:06
there's more by the way I think you're
3:11:09
an accomplice if you were aware of this
3:11:11
behavior and didn't and were near him or
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let's say in the same hotel or party or
3:11:20
restaurant or whatever and you knew this
3:11:22
was happening it didn't report it didn't
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do anything let's go all the way let's
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not just throw the book at this guy
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let's get to the enablers and the
3:11:29
enhancers and and also the private
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detectives and all the people that work
3:11:34
as his accomplices yeah do that
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yeah chance of it actually happening
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yeah zero yeah somebody should make a
3:11:49
fuss about it yeah cuz it was he didn't
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do this by himself
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nope accomplices should be held to
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account and that is it for our show
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we long today but then again we're under
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quarantine so it might as well make the
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best of it or it's stiff important stiff
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