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find out your boring water
people Adam
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Curry John C. Dvorak Sunday
March 15
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2020 this is your award-winning
Gitmo
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Nation Media assassination
episode 1225
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this is no agenda March and
broadcasting
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live from opportunity zone 33
here the
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frontier of Austin Texas
capital at the
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drone star state in the morning
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everybody
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I'm Adam curry from Northern
Silicon
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Valley where the freeways are
deserted
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I'm Jesse Devore I admit I'm
loving the
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traffic sitch yes the traffic
stitch is
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the best Wow hey so we we were
talking
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on Thursday how we were so
surprised
0:46
about all this panic shopping I
hadn't
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seen it you hadn't seen it but
I guess
0:51
it none of that happened until
after the
0:54
president's disastrous
Wednesday evening
0:57
performance which apparently
was written
1:02
by Jared Kushner we're trying
to read it
1:09
but I don't believe this is
true that it
1:12
was written by Jared know about
the
1:15
about this happening after the
1:16
announcements well every
Thursday well
1:22
he did it Wednesday evening and
then
1:24
Thursday okay what the national
1:26
emergency was called on Friday
no I know
1:27
I know but the the nutso buying
of
1:30
products because I went out
shopping
1:32
Friday and I here in Austin as
well I
1:36
ran into empty shelves so you
know it it
1:40
kind of I think it right after
the
1:42
president had crappy d-minus
performance
1:45
that's when people went and
then the
1:47
stock market was dropping like
well I
1:49
think that's what happened and
it went
1:51
up no we're talking about
Thursday
1:53
Thursday Friday but Friday it
1:56
skyrocketed of course so we
have the so
2:00
we had here a and I'd gone at
the start
2:05
of the day before and it was
after
2:06
Trump's thing but it wasn't it
wasn't it
2:09
didn't seem to be the disaster
was on
2:11
Friday
2:12
now on Friday we had and this
was
2:16
reported in the news the
traffic is
2:20
backed up on the freeway mm-hmm
like
2:23
backed up on the freeway for as
far as I
2:26
can see and I thought I was a
wreck as a
2:28
wreck that's correct somebody
wrecked
2:30
and no and it turned out that
that
2:33
traffic was backed up for the
purpose of
2:35
going to Costco which is yes we
had the
2:37
same at some of our Costco's
but on
2:39
Friday not not like Costco what
what
2:41
does Costco done to the public
they
2:43
hypnotize people well first of
all
2:47
Costco has big carts which is
makes you
2:50
feel good and powerful because
we're
2:51
gonna get lots of stuff I went
I went to
2:54
the supermarket and indeed we
had no
2:56
paper products no cleaning
products and
2:58
no frozen food lots of fresh
produce low
3:01
on potatoes but I I would
listen line
3:04
for about an hour and I just
looked at
3:06
what everyone was buying John
the two
3:08
things one this was around two
o'clock
3:11
Austin time so people were on
their
3:13
phones watching the president
in the
3:15
Rose Garden this was kind of
surreal
3:16
there whoa yeah president's
talking all
3:19
right yeah he's doing this is
how pizza
3:21
you hear yeah he's doing the
State of
3:23
the Union that's what I realize
I'll
3:28
curry you're way too deep you
know way
3:30
too much about this stuff this
is the
3:31
level people understand he's
doing the
3:33
State of the Union okay but
they have 15
3:37
bags of chips five boxes of
elite brand
3:43
mac and cheese all these no can
no tuna
3:48
fish normally they can't sell
the tuna
3:51
fish and tuna fit and the only
thing
3:53
that was left was you have
colorful
3:54
boxes that look like they might
be Asian
3:56
that contains some tuna fish
can or
3:58
something but the great toilet
paper
4:00
scare is a fractal this is a
fractal of
4:05
1973 and I was living in the
Netherlands
4:09
so I don't recall it but maybe
you do in
4:12
73 people started to freak out
and buy
4:16
toilet paper because Johnny
Carson
4:19
cracked a joke about it on The
Tonight
4:21
Show actually I read the same
are
4:23
there's actually it predated
that cars
4:25
cracked a joke because it was
in the
4:27
newspaper wasn't it newspaper
yes right
4:29
so somebody had announced and I
don't
4:33
know where that by the way and
I just
4:34
read this and to kind of answer
your
4:39
earlier question that I might
remember
4:41
this I don't remember this but
okay okay
4:45
I don't even know that it
happened but
4:47
maybe that's where my mom's
thing came
4:49
from him might have started
right there
4:50
and that's the first thing I was
4:51
thinking of 1973 that would be
a time
4:53
when your mom might have said
oh the
4:56
Chinese and it was a Chinese
thing
4:58
wasn't it was the or Japanese
and then I
5:01
was a Japanese shortage I think
well
5:03
there's a shortage somewhere
and then
5:05
Carson made some comment and
then it was
5:07
all over and it became
according to the
5:09
same article or one of the
articles like
5:11
you read it became like a big
thing I
5:13
don't know if there's it is a
fractal of
5:15
that but it well here's the
front what
5:17
the triggering mechanism we go
to
5:21
Stephen Colbert Procter &
Gamble says
5:24
17600 products could be
affected by
5:27
coronavirus in China over 17,000
5:31
products including Charmin dawn
bounty
5:33
and Crest toothpaste so get
ready to
5:36
start brushing your teeth with
a hygiene
5:37
product still made in America
Jack
5:41
Daniels I it's possible that he
may have
5:46
kicked that off that was the
beginning
5:48
of the week
5:50
maybe something kicked it off
but it did
5:54
Meany about it is laughable yes
it's not
6:00
it's sad it shows you how how
6:04
dysfunctional people are
minimally and
6:08
the thing is they're not
nobody's ever
6:12
even thought to stop
manufacturing
6:13
toilet paper and as I've
mentioned when
6:16
we talk about toilet paper
which we
6:18
apparently do of once a year or
so the
6:20
because I talked about Z the
brand Z and
6:25
I since like get some toilet
paper from
6:28
Grocery Outlet mainly because
there goes
6:32
to Zephyr let's go one two
three four
6:35
five six seven
6:41
8:8 economy stable all things
normal
6:44
we're gonna short it should be
nine oh I
6:47
thought oh you're right nine is
no we
6:49
are short economy down economy
down
6:51
trying to be down economy down
economy
6:53
down only eight cars on the
zephyr now
6:57
so I I realized by doing that
buying it
7:03
at this place there are
probably a
7:06
hundred separate brands of
toilet paper
7:09
and I don't know how many come
in from
7:11
China which seems unlikely is
kind of a
7:14
wasters or its kind of a stupid
thing to
7:16
do but there's a lot of
different but
7:17
nobody is stopping the
manufacturing of
7:21
toilet paper anytime soon if
not if
7:24
there's not a glut on the
market so the
7:26
people who went out and bought
bushel
7:29
baskets full of toilet paper
it's just
7:32
it's beyond comprehension
7:34
I think there's that there's an
OP going
7:36
on well before we get to ops
let's
7:38
listen to our Secretary of the
Treasury
7:40
and fellow Tourette's sufferer
although
7:42
he's much better at suppressing
it
7:44
Steven minuchin only recently I
know but
7:50
I got to get his tips I got to
figure
7:51
out what he said I think he's
being
7:52
injected he has he still has it
I can
7:55
see it when a question comes he
does he
7:58
moves his head in his neck a
certain way
8:00
and of course I recognize what
that is
8:01
it's a stifled tic but he's
good at it
8:06
and he weighed in of course on
the
8:08
economy and very interesting as
we kind
8:11
of thought this buying would
would
8:14
affect the overall economy and
it has
8:17
there's there's area the
economies that
8:19
have been hurt very hard
immediately
8:22
area of the economy is the best
thing
8:24
that's ever has occurred so as
you said
8:26
people are shopping from the
data I have
8:29
from the credit card companies
and what
8:31
we've seen is although travel
spending
8:34
is way down spending on
supplies food
8:38
medical pharmacy has almost
offset that
8:41
in the short term and again any
supply
8:44
chain issues the task force is
focused
8:47
on and we'll be dealing with
don't see
8:49
that as a major problem at the
moment I
8:50
think as you know people were
concerned
8:52
about China China's opened back
up China
8:55
opened for business and thank
you for
8:58
helping the economy the overall
economy
9:00
of course because it's starting
to hurt
9:04
and if you noticed this I don't
know if
9:06
it's the same with you I'm
getting
9:08
emails and texts and calls from
lots of
9:10
friends and families like I'm
some
9:12
Oracle now like hey what's
going on do
9:15
you know what's happening yeah
the kid
9:17
came home from school saying
from was
9:19
you know heard that China
created this
9:22
to kill us all you know so this
is now
9:24
this is what's happening with
11 12 year
9:26
old kids the hearing is at
school so
9:29
everybody needs to feel
somewhat better
9:32
eating anything at school
around here
9:34
schools been closed yes and as
I have
9:37
family in Italy in food ends
willow and
9:40
everything is they're not
freaked out at
9:43
all of course her husband who
was an
9:45
entertainer will have no work
for a
9:47
delete he's had no work for two
weeks
9:49
he'll probably know there for
more
9:50
because he's a comedian and he
performs
9:53
in public so that's done and
it's just
9:58
kind of a ghost town it's like
people
10:00
just aren't really going out
except to
10:02
go to the the grocery store or
pharmacy
10:05
yeah or if you need to drive to
work
10:07
restaurants and bars curfew
10:11
a Tiffany in the Netherlands and
10:13
Christina of course in Rotterdam
10:15
Rotterdam is is really
completely shut
10:18
down and they're expecting
curfew to be
10:21
installed by this weekend so
they say or
10:25
this coming weekend maybe even
sooner
10:27
and the shit and then the
shelves there
10:30
it was rated just the panic is
real in
10:34
the lowlands people are flip
10:37
and they're just buying
anything that's
10:40
it to buying the shelves gonna
buy this
10:41
show I mean I might need a
shelf give me
10:43
the shelf I want this shelf by
the shelf
10:45
and that you know the there's
no one
10:48
calming anybody down there's no
one
10:50
doing any good work actually I
I thought
10:52
I don't you saw the whole Rose
Garden
10:56
speedo by the president as bad
as the
11:00
Wednesday night was I gave this
a solid
11:03
a finally finally he does what
he's good
11:07
at doesn't use the prompter
comes out
11:10
with his his kind of people the
CEO from
11:14
Walmart from Target from
Walgreens when
11:18
I'm missing their CVS he's got
all the
11:21
big guys at hey hey Don come
over here
11:23
okay Pete you get right Pete
you got
11:25
this under control
11:26
and he had he had it together
finally
11:29
and he was also not taking any
shit from
11:32
the reporters if someone just
kept
11:34
dreaming on about did you take
a test
11:37
have you been tested then he
just had
11:38
the mic taken away from him but
didn't
11:40
you know didn't do his typical
shut up
11:42
your fake news the best though
which you
11:45
didn't see on your Evening News
because
11:47
why would you we were too
obsessed with
11:49
claiming the president lied
Google isn't
11:52
doing anything Google isn't
building a
11:54
website by the way how about the
11:56
president giving a shout out
for Google
11:57
yeah we just had Google build a
website
12:00
which will see slips in a little
12:03
political bullcrap
12:05
which it hasn't happened with
every
12:08
website launched by the
government okay
12:10
that was unnecessary I hate it
when he
12:15
does that
12:16
but then he brought on promised
he's
12:18
done it he does it too much now
he
12:20
doesn't need to do it he
doesn't need to
12:22
so he brought on Deborah bricks
Bri Eck
12:25
Burks I'm sorry BIR ex she's
State
12:28
Department ambassador-at-large
and she
12:31
has she was in government
starting with
12:33
the Bush administration PEPFAR
she is
12:35
the I'll just call her the AIDS
czar as
12:38
she has shepherded that
throughout the
12:40
Bush administration and she
laid out and
12:48
said this is
12:49
a little bit longer clip three
minutes
12:51
but she lays out exactly what
happened
12:53
exactly because it all we've
heard is
12:56
we've got no kids we're not
testing the
12:58
truck is killing us oh wait I
should
13:00
actually play the lawrence
o'donnell
13:03
clip let me see where is that
douchebag
13:07
here we go this is Lawrence
Alton this
13:10
is your mainstream media more
people are
13:13
in America tonight because
Donald Trump
13:16
is president more people are
dead and
13:19
dying in America more people
are dead
13:26
and dying because of Donald
Trump thanks
13:28
Larry
13:29
we feel really horrible now so
Burks
13:32
comes out and she I think she
explains
13:34
it incredibly well
13:36
she even addresses the fact
that it may
13:38
have been confusing for the
press and
13:39
for people at home but he and
she has
13:41
actual credibility and she in
the Aged
13:45
days and the heyday of the aides
13:46
although we've learned that
aids still
13:48
kills 2,000 people a day
worldwide
13:52
she was always up front and
center as
13:54
she's very well respected then
of course
13:58
that's why no one talks to her
no one
13:59
interviews her they don't even
put this
14:01
segment on television but I
think this
14:03
really tells you what is going
on and
14:04
where we're at dr. Burks please
Thank
14:07
You mr. president Tom it's a
pleasure to
14:09
be here with all of you I think
you know
14:11
at the beginning of this
epidemic HHS
14:14
through CDC proactively
developed an
14:17
assay built on the existing flu
14:20
surveillance system that
surveillance
14:22
system was then converted to
diagnostic
14:25
system but last Tuesday seeing
the
14:28
spread of the virus around the
globe the
14:31
president realized that our
current
14:32
approach to testing was
inadequate to
14:34
need to meet the needs of the
American
14:36
public he asked for an entire
overhaul
14:38
of the testing approach he
immediately
14:41
called the private sector
laboratories
14:43
to the White House as noted and
charge
14:46
them with developing a high
throughput
14:48
quality platform that can meet
the needs
14:50
of the American public we are
grateful
14:52
to LabCorp and quest for taking
up the
14:54
charge immediately after the
meeting and
14:56
within seventy now at 72 hours
bringing
14:58
additional testing access
particularly
15:01
to the outbreak areas
15:02
of Washington State and
California and
15:04
now across the country we are
also very
15:06
grateful to the universities in
large
15:08
hospital systems that took up
the charge
15:10
developed their own quality
tests made
15:13
available by new dep new FDA
guidance
15:16
this has resulted in expanded
testing
15:18
across New York California
Washington
15:20
Colorado and you see sometimes
those
15:23
dried through options that have
been
15:24
made available through these
high
15:26
throughput options following
the meeting
15:28
last week major commercial
laboratory
15:30
equipment and diagnostic
companies took
15:32
immediate action to adopt and
develop
15:35
new testing systems last night
the
15:37
initial company Roche received
sta FDA
15:40
approval moving from request to
15:43
development to approval in
record time
15:46
in less than two weeks together
we have
15:49
developed a solution that we
believe
15:50
will meet the future needs
testing needs
15:53
of Americans I understand how
difficult
15:55
this has been I was part of the
hiv/aids
15:58
response in the 80s we knew
from dying
16:01
from first finding cases in
1981 it took
16:05
us to almost 1985 to have a
test it took
16:10
us another 11 years to have
effective
16:13
therapy it is because of the
lessons
16:15
learned from that that we were
able to
16:17
mobilize and bring those
individuals
16:20
that were key to the HIV
response to
16:22
this response I understand that
a lot of
16:25
this behind-the-scenes action
over the
16:27
last couple of weeks was
invisible to
16:29
the press and the American
people but
16:32
this intense effort has not only
16:33
resulted in innovative
solutions but an
16:36
automated high throughput system
16:38
bringing the availability of
these
16:40
quality Korona viral testing to
the
16:42
American people at
unprecedented speed
16:44
finally I want you to know in
South
16:47
Korea they did have large
number of
16:49
tests available over the last
several
16:51
weeks their positivity rate is
between
16:53
three and four percent with
LabCorp and
16:56
quest expanded testing their
positivity
16:58
rate is between one and two
percent so
17:01
we want to also announce this
new
17:03
approach to testing which will
start in
17:06
the screening website up here
17:09
facilitated by Google where
clients and
17:12
patients and people of interest
17:14
go fill out a screening
questionnaire
17:16
move down for symptoms or risk
factors
17:19
yes they would move down this
and be
17:22
told where the drive-thru
options would
17:24
be for them to receive this
test the
17:27
labs will then move to the
17:28
high-throughput automated
machines to be
17:32
able to provide results in 24
to 36
17:35
hours that is the intent of this
17:37
approach we have seen it work
just in
17:40
our own United States and we
want to
17:42
bring this across the continent
thank
17:44
you very much so a couple of
things we
17:46
learned I think none of this was
17:48
reported except for the Google
is going
17:50
to build the website which I
even see
17:52
the troll room people believe
that
17:54
that's not true at Google of
course came
17:56
out and said yes we are doing
that it's
17:58
through our act you know one of
our
18:00
companies that they acquired
and we have
18:02
Google engineers who have
volunteered to
18:04
get this up and going by Sunday
but
18:07
that's what the press focused
on well
18:09
actually they focused on
something else
18:12
in addition to that if you was
tested or
18:15
not well three things three
this is
18:21
Trump's slamming slamming a
niche else
18:27
indoor PBS really played this
up at all
18:30
the other places did too saying
that her
18:33
question was nasty
18:35
yeah so he's a racist oh of
course
18:40
it's yummy Sh when he's a race
he's
18:42
racist we know because she sees
used the
18:44
word nasty and and we're on PBS
the
18:48
NewsHour they and I don't know
when this
18:51
started because reporters aren't
18:52
supposed to be part of the news
but the
18:54
news crews nowadays on the
various
18:56
networks the big networks they
they put
18:58
the camera on the reporter
asked it
19:01
usually their reporter yeah
they never
19:03
you know their reporter asking
the
19:04
question so they had the camera
on you
19:06
know the Yami SH and she's
asking the
19:09
question you shut down the
pandemic unit
19:16
and it's just the reason we're
so far
19:18
behind you know what did they
have an
19:23
answer for that because I've
looked into
19:25
it
19:25
and I know exactly what
happened well
19:28
you can tell us what happened
after I
19:29
tell you what the president
said he
19:30
speak kind of passed it off
saying you
19:33
know these other people have
done things
19:34
it's not nothing really I know
where
19:36
you're blaming me for that was
a nasty
19:38
question because it was it was
a nasty
19:40
question in terms of just a
ambush
19:43
question yeah and dad became
the big
19:45
news right so what actually
happened is
19:49
it was John Bolton that
reorganized that
19:52
yes
19:53
what was it blamed he mentioned
Bolton
19:55
yeah but what happened was
pandemic was
19:58
replaced with the but the
chemical
19:59
banned bioweapon team so it was
20:03
replacement upgrading it in my
mind to
20:05
something much better
20:07
and there's though in that in
2018 the
20:10
same timeframe that the
documents in the
20:12
show notes you can see the
entire layout
20:14
for the bio weapon team that
replaces
20:16
the pandemic team so yeah and I
that
20:19
sounds like something Bolton
would do
20:21
that makes a lot of sense but
what we're
20:24
hearing now from dr. Burks is
the entire
20:29
system was not set up for this
type of
20:31
testing and also people really
have some
20:34
kind of fantasy about you know
you just
20:36
swab your cheek and and you're
good to
20:39
go and you beep you get a green
light or
20:41
a red light you know it's not
like a
20:42
23andme DNA test spitting the -
well it
20:45
is actually it comes back
faster than
20:48
the 23andme but it's not an
immediate
20:50
test and apparently it took a
little
20:53
while to get the test to be
right which
20:56
of course is just an outrage
and people
20:57
have died because of this but
the CDC
20:59
failed and Trump did something
very
21:03
interesting he went something
almost
21:07
straight from a socialist
playbook
21:08
actually you got to be you keep
your eye
21:10
on it he said all right let's
bring in
21:13
everybody else and he said and
and in
21:15
Europe the word is oh my god
only in
21:19
America would they come up with
a genius
21:21
idea of a drive-through testing
you have
21:24
to understand this is unique to
the
21:26
United States drive-through
hamburgers
21:29
was a big deal in the 70s when
we heard
21:31
about it over in Europe
21:33
so this hit so we look like
like the
21:36
coolest people in the world
we're gonna
21:37
do that in a drive-thru format
and
21:39
that's really an important
thing because
21:41
you don't you don't want to
fill up the
21:43
doctors offices hospitals and
ers with
21:45
people wanting a test
21:47
yeah the drive-thru is a great
idea
21:49
that's genius but I don't know
if they
21:52
still have this in Texas but
they used
21:53
to have drive-through liquor
stores and
21:56
and beer vendors don't know of
any
22:01
especially around these parts
you know
22:04
we have Sunday can't even sell
liquor so
22:07
as I'm sure it's weird but I was
22:10
encouraged by hearing that and
also a
22:13
South Korea remember we talked
about
22:15
these numbers would probably be
the
22:17
numbers that would matter and a
pet they
22:19
sure they had tests but their
test gave
22:22
worst results than our tests
could our
22:24
test be fixed rigged bugged
whatever I
22:27
don't know I don't think so so
the test
22:29
is getting better it could be
bad
22:32
flattening the curve though I
think we
22:34
kind of nailed that one I heard
that
22:36
over and over this past week
flatten the
22:39
curve we got to flatten the
curve and
22:41
yeah it's kind of expected and
predicted
22:43
people have started to hunker
down a bit
22:45
I think it's gone a bit too far
but
22:47
retail is cutting hours
restaurants I
22:50
mean we went out to a
restaurant last
22:52
night where you know pretty
much empty
22:54
although other ones were full I
think it
22:57
kind of hit and miss but just
trying to
23:00
keep the economy going and one
other
23:06
thing from this Rose Garden
speech kind
23:10
of set me on a path of looking
at a
23:12
couple of things and I want to
discuss
23:13
that here's what the president
said
23:15
about the virus Americans are
the
23:17
strongest and most resilient
people on
23:19
earth and in the coming weeks
we will
23:22
all have to make changes and
sacrifices
23:25
but these short-term sacrifices
will
23:27
produce long-term gain and
again I've
23:30
said we're learning a lot for
the future
23:32
and future problems like this
or worse
23:35
or worse it could get worse the
next
23:38
eight weeks are critical we can
learn
23:41
and we will turn a corner on
this virus
23:45
some of
23:46
the doctors say it will wash
through and
23:48
will flow through interesting
terms and
23:53
very accurate I think you're
gonna find
23:55
in a number of weeks it's going
to be a
23:56
very accurate term all right
these
24:00
things I pay attention when he
says look
24:03
eight weeks he's putting real
numbers
24:06
out there I didn't see this
clip played
24:07
anywhere either eight weeks and
they say
24:10
go look at number doctors say
it's gonna
24:11
wash over it could be just a
couple of
24:13
weeks and that's what the
doctors say
24:14
that could turn out to be pretty
24:15
accurate you're gonna see I
mean he
24:17
couldn't message it any stronger
24:20
and I was looking around at the
you know
24:25
because of course there's this
24:26
comparison between influenza
and what it
24:28
does and how many victims it
takes every
24:31
year and versus the corona
virus the
24:35
symptoms etc and it's very hard
to go
24:38
back and find stuff in any of
the search
24:40
engines Google is useless
actually if
24:42
you want to find something from
even a
24:43
few months ago that contained
the terms
24:45
influenza or or sick or
anything like
24:49
that and the first one I hit
was Time
24:52
magazine from January 16th and
this was
24:57
a weird flu suit flu season it
turns out
24:59
then time well time the rag
says flu
25:02
season is always unpredictable
different
25:04
viral strains circulate each
year which
25:06
makes forecasting a deist the
disease is
25:08
spread and formulating the
annual flu
25:10
vaccine and educated guessing
game even
25:13
so the 2019 2020 flu season has
been
25:16
particularly unusual influenza
B the
25:22
viral strain that usually
circulates
25:23
toward the end of flu season
instead
25:25
emerged first this year
shifting usual
25:27
transmission patterns a vaccine
Mitch
25:30
met mismatch and reduced
immunity to
25:33
influenza B may have
contributed to the
25:34
early and severe start of this
flu
25:36
season but what at what all
articles say
25:39
including this one is that it
would be
25:41
milder than other years the CDC
itself
25:46
and see what is the date of this
25:48
publication they published what
to
25:51
expect for the 2019 2020 flu
season
25:56
and this page was last reviewed
on March
26:00
13th so it it's still accurate
and let's
26:03
just look at the numbers for a
moment
26:04
CDC estimates that from October
1st 2019
26:07
remember'd started early this
flu season
26:10
through March 7th 2020 there
have been -
26:14
not there will be there have
been 36
26:18
million 251 million flu
illnesses 17
26:22
million to 24 million flu
medical visits
26:26
370 thousand to 670,000 flu
26:30
hospitalizations in my favorite
22,000 -
26:35
55,000 flu deaths so this is
this has
26:38
happened in this period that we
are just
26:41
looking back on these numbers
could have
26:45
could have easily been reported
as
26:47
something incredibly scary yeah
22 -
26:50
55,000 deaths I mean that's
that those
26:53
are scary numbers if you hype
it up the
26:54
way this has been going but it
hasn't
26:57
but what we do see if you go
back to
26:59
January now January 25th or
23rd is when
27:03
the news first started
reporting it here
27:05
in the u.s. seriously with
deaths in
27:07
China in that month and I
remembered it
27:10
because of my daughter my so I
had
27:15
something in December but if
you go back
27:17
and look in timelines people's
timelines
27:20
on Twitter or just any friends
you'll
27:23
see that they had a lot of them
had
27:25
flu-like symptoms
27:27
felt like crap went to the
doctor
27:30
diagnosed with influenza but
did not
27:32
test positive with an influenza
test
27:34
told to go home took about ten
days and
27:36
they felt better I have a
feeling
27:39
personally listening to the
messaging
27:41
from the president and looking
at the
27:42
numbers that this thing has
already
27:44
washed through us and the only
reason
27:48
why it appears to be building
is because
27:50
we're testing we're testing oh
my god
27:53
but is it you can't tell me
that this
27:55
only we only have these cases
now after
27:59
this was already killing people
in
28:01
January we have direct flights
from
28:03
Wuhan to Toledo Ohio
interestingly
28:07
enough a hundred thousand cases
28:08
predicted to be in Toledo Ohio
28:10
why well there's a million
Chinese
28:12
coming back and forth all year
with all
28:14
the factories that they that's
what
28:16
American Factory the Obama
documentary
28:18
is about about that exact area
in Ohio
28:20
come my feeling is the symptoms
yeah of
28:23
course is gonna kill people
just like
28:25
the flu you've got the numbers
I think
28:28
it's already people have
already had I
28:29
think it may have come and gone
it just
28:31
looks like it's incredibly bad
because
28:33
the numbers are now starting to
come in
28:35
from testing we probably have
thirty
28:37
forty fifty million people
infected most
28:41
have no symptoms some get some
symptoms
28:43
some people died like the flu
we have to
28:51
remember that the corona virus
is night
28:53
alongside of rhinoviruses that
is the
28:56
cause of the common cold thank
you and
29:00
that seems to have been lost in
the
29:02
shuffle well and so back to
your op yes
29:08
this I think this is an op for
multiple
29:10
multiple angles this is
financials I
29:15
mean the money that must be
made right
29:18
now in the markets for some
must be
29:21
astronomical if you know what
you're
29:24
doing you've got to be cleaning
up I
29:26
mean this and we've we've got
to have
29:28
acquisitions coming soon there
are there
29:31
companies you know down to a
buck two
29:33
nokia nokia is a like a buck
and a half
29:36
a share of Nokia this is gonna
be
29:40
accurate it was already on the
under
29:41
acquisition block so there's
all kinds
29:43
of stuff that's going on there
control
29:46
is my fear we see now in Israel
they
29:51
have an app encouraging all
citizens to
29:53
download the app will you you
report and
29:56
of course it tracks you and
it's very
29:57
very open about it it tracks
you it then
30:00
so that you can say okay either
I'm in
30:03
quarantine I've had it I have
it you
30:05
know you show up on the map and
if
30:07
you're walking around somewhere
in
30:08
Israel and you're you go and
you you are
30:11
virus free and you come in
proximity of
30:14
someone who might have it you
know your
30:16
phone's go careful citizen
warning Will
30:19
Robinson danger yeah so there's
a lot of
30:22
tracking that will be put in
30:24
place this is the surveillance
the way
30:28
they the way they speak about
it who
30:31
knows what else will will come
of this
30:32
but this is the never let a
crisis go to
30:35
waste moment and I think we're
going to
30:36
only when this subsides a bit
will we
30:39
find out exactly what has been
put in
30:41
place there are things we could
talk
30:43
about the green new deal in
Europe in a
30:44
minute but I just cannot see
this as the
30:50
panic driven crisis that is
being
30:56
explained to us and you know I
like dr.
30:59
drew and he's trying to sound
the same
31:03
Bell I guess hit the same
message here
31:05
he is on the CBS so you've seen
31:07
pandemics over the decades how
does this
31:09
one compare with every bad flu
season is
31:12
80,000 dead we've got about
18,000 dead
31:15
from influenza this year we
have a
31:16
hundred from Corona which
should you be
31:19
worried about influenza or
Corona a
31:20
hundred versus 18,000 it's not
a trick
31:23
question
31:23
and look the everything that's
going on
31:26
with the new are cleaning the
subways
31:28
and everyone using Clarence
wipes and
31:30
get your flu shot which should
be the
31:31
other message that's good
that's a good
31:33
thing so I have no problem with
the
31:34
behaviors what I have a problem
with is
31:36
the panic and the fact that
businesses
31:38
are getting destroyed and
people's lives
31:39
are being upended not by the
virus but
31:41
by the panic the panic must
stop and the
31:43
press they really I somehow
need to be
31:46
held accountable because they
are
31:47
hurting people and I could just
see it
31:48
the way the innuendo and the
every every
31:51
opportunity for drama by the
press was
31:54
was twisted in that direction
let me
31:57
give an example
31:57
the World Health Organization
is out now
31:59
saying the fatality rate from
the virus
32:02
is 3.4 percent right every every
32:05
publication from the w-h-o says
3.4
32:07
percent and we expect it to fold
32:09
dramatically once we understand
the full
32:12
extent of the illness no one
ever
32:13
reports the actual statement
right we go
32:17
three point four percent that's
ten
32:18
times more than them whatever
five times
32:20
more than the flu
32:21
and yeah it's gonna be a little
more flu
32:24
probably so dr. drew trying to
bring
32:26
some sanity I don't know if
people trust
32:28
him anymore do you think they
still have
32:29
some trust in dr. drew
32:30
no nobody cares they just
thought they
32:32
got to worry about the toilet
paper let
32:35
me just go back to that comment
if his
32:37
about the press I have some
clips I have
32:39
a second one from him about the
present
32:41
and then one played that real
quick and
32:43
then we'll hear you sure I
think there
32:46
was it was a concerted effort
by the
32:48
press to capture your eyes and
in doing
32:50
so they did it by inducing
panic there
32:53
there's you listen the CDC and
the WHR
32:56
they know what they're doing
they
32:57
contain pandemics that's how
they know
32:58
how to do and they're doing an
amazing
32:59
job
33:00
amazing listen to them what
about the
33:02
global implications of this
because we
33:03
were talking off-camera about
Italy
33:04
there's China well there's some
little
33:06
outbreaks where you should
avoid right
33:07
there there are that's I would
I would
33:10
look out where the flus out
Breaking Bad
33:12
- right I ended up getting the
bird flu
33:14
I got h1n1 oh really and it was
horrible
33:17
it was no fun how long have
that well
33:19
that was ten years ago and I
was I was
33:21
really sick for about two weeks
I'm
33:23
really sick and that's no
longer about
33:30
the press okay first of all
Saturday's
33:35
PBS Newshour woods tree
cirfairy knew
33:39
his name he this half is a half
hour on
33:43
Saturdays it started about
Corona it
33:46
ended with Corona it was an
entire show
33:48
Corona Corona yeah I'm sure
33:51
so the National on Friday which
is the
33:55
Canadian a Diaz top news show
it's there
33:59
CBC's news hour it's an hour it
was one
34:04
whole hour of reporting about
Corona in
34:09
one way or another there was
nothing
34:10
else there was not one single
other
34:12
story for the entire day and
what makes
34:15
you think what makes you think
this is
34:17
some kind of an operation why
would you
34:20
even consider that some clips
from
34:23
Canada which are kind of
interesting
34:25
mainly because there's one
fractal in
34:28
there but there's a the
Canadians they
34:29
stare panicky and you have to
realize
34:32
that they it was well played
34:35
play this first clip is the no
travel
34:37
clip number one intro no travel
oh okay
34:41
I see what you're saying
34:42
Colby 19 Zim packed on Canada
is getting
34:45
wider the number of cases
nearly 200 so
34:47
far and its impact on our lives
our
34:50
communities and our work is
already
34:51
massive the concern now that
this
34:54
outbreak in this country has
only begun
34:57
I know that you're worried
you're
34:59
worried about your health about
your
35:02
family's health know about your
job your
35:05
savings about paying rent about
the kids
35:09
not being in school after a
week of
35:12
chaos from the stock market to
35:14
supermarkets the federal
government says
35:16
help is coming but also advises
35:18
Canadians not to leave the
country
35:20
unless absolutely necessary 200
yeah
35:27
well let's get real
35:28
193 oh he was exaggerating it's
letting
35:32
here fleece is almost 200k as
an aside
35:36
just came out today the UK
police will
35:41
have power to arrest people if
you're
35:45
and and this is like what if
you are on
35:48
the street and you are a virus
carrier
35:52
do you remember the Lisbon
Treaty this
35:56
is one of the things that can
now not
35:57
and out of the out of the EU
the EU
36:00
Lisbon Treaty if you recall one
of the
36:03
things that actually got me
started on
36:05
the path of eventually winding
up
36:06
talking to you about this stuff
which
36:08
led to the show was the
protocols to the
36:10
Lisbon Treaty which said
authorities in
36:14
the EU or the EU authorities
will have
36:17
the power to arrest people and
detain
36:21
them if they have communicable
diseases
36:23
which was not even defined I
mean it
36:25
could have and I think we might
have
36:26
even joked on the show that
well you got
36:28
the cold bless you I'm
arresting you now
36:30
these things and they come back
to
36:32
people all of a sudden
36:35
that's a good one not if you're
in the
36:38
EU it's not now here's an entry
of a
36:42
plate clip to the second part
of that
36:44
clip
36:44
tonight we'll look at ottawa's
plan to
36:46
control the spread of the virus
and to
36:48
support the economy including
the
36:50
growing list of restrictions and
36:52
cancellations and how panic is
making a
36:55
hard situation even harder from
grocery
36:57
stores to diagnostic testing
considering
37:01
how quickly things are changing
many of
37:03
you are on edge and have lots of
37:04
questions while today we got
some
37:06
answers and warnings today from
the
37:08
federal government
37:08
David Cochrane begins our
coverage from
37:11
Ottawa the Prime Minister is
fighting
37:16
this virus on three fronts his
family's
37:18
health the health of Canadians
and the
37:21
health of the Canadian economy
we will
37:23
be supporting the economy and
Canadians
37:26
through this time because his
wife
37:29
tested positive Trudeau will
work from
37:31
isolation as his government
tries to
37:34
stop the contagion today my
advice is to
37:37
postpone or cancel all
non-essential
37:40
travel outside of Canada no
Canadians
37:43
should leave the country while
the
37:45
government will limit the ways
travelers
37:47
can enter the country the
international
37:50
rivals from certain regions
will land
37:52
only at a few specified
airports this
37:54
will enable us to to
concentrate our
37:57
precious resources for our
Border
37:59
Services officers and for our
public
38:01
health officers cruise ships
are banned
38:03
until at least July they won't
be
38:05
allowed to go to the Arctic at
all
38:07
because of the lack of health
facilities
38:09
in the north the border however
stays
38:12
open as evidence shows a border
shutdown
38:15
doesn't work I think what we
have to
38:17
remember is that viruses don't
know
38:19
borders a border is not going
to contain
38:21
the virus until late April MPs
of all
38:26
parties not wanting to be part
of the
38:29
problem when they visit they're
riding
38:31
this globalist piece of crap
borders
38:34
don't stop viruses yeah if you
stop the
38:37
flights they do if you stop
people from
38:40
walking across them it
certainly helps
38:42
in my nuts or am I just not a
globalist
38:46
you're not a globalist brother
well I
38:49
mean they stopped if they're
one it they
38:51
want nobody to leave the
country and
38:52
they want the screen all the
fights
38:54
coming and that's kind of like
you know
38:56
and then but the border should
be open I
38:58
don't yeah this is your right
this is
38:59
part of the let's have all the
borders
39:01
opening let them walk in from
Ecuador
39:02
well you know you you put me on
the path
39:04
man when you got that John
Hopkins who
39:07
actually ran the event 201
pandemic
39:12
exercise that guy is now the
expert and
39:15
talking to God knows whoever
within the
39:17
media but they're their paper
as you
39:21
explain it they're result of
what has to
39:25
happen when we eventually hit
this
39:27
pandemic which we just hit is
more
39:30
globalism we have to teach the
world to
39:32
sing in perfect harmony you know
39:34
everybody has to do it all
together it's
39:37
you know it's the opposite of
what
39:38
people actually want to do it's
shut
39:41
down hunker down and go away
evil man
39:44
they tell you is shut done so so
39:47
Canada's got the hoarding well
wait
39:49
before I go to the hoarding in
Canada
39:50
which is exactly the same as it
is here
39:52
and the same in in the
Netherlands
39:57
toilet paper everything know
that
40:00
neighbor in the Netherlands do
not John
40:02
they're buying the actual
shelves here's
40:07
the here's de fractal this is
the non
40:09
testing of Trudeau listen to
this oh
40:12
okay
40:14
oops hold on sec now well the
Prime
40:18
Minister today said he feels
fine he
40:20
also said he has no plans to be
tested
40:22
for kovat 19 which has many
people
40:25
asking why not yeah these
doctors
40:28
actually advised against
testing since
40:30
he is showing those symptoms
and his
40:32
Health Minister Patti hi do
pointed out
40:34
a little later that is the
normal
40:36
protocol there is no evidence
that
40:39
someone needs to self isolate
if in fact
40:44
they have been contact with
someone who
40:46
is asymptomatic and so it's
important
40:48
support to remember that that
is why the
40:50
Prime Minister has received
that more
40:51
oblique health and Phi City
doesn't have
40:53
to have a test I do also say
the Prime
40:56
Minister's wife Sophie will
40:58
extensively interviewed as
health
41:00
officials attempt to trace
everyone she
41:02
has been in contact with so
Sophie's got
41:06
got tested positive which is
little
41:09
different than Trump Trump was
room was
41:11
hounded for the same exact
reasons and
41:14
and at first used the same
exact excuse
41:17
which will my doctor says I
didn't need
41:18
it yeah and this which is
what's crudos
41:20
doing yeah but Trudeau you you
think
41:22
might be a little more inclined
Trump
41:26
finally gave in got tested
turned out to
41:29
be fine and Trudeau's gonna do
the same
41:31
thing but I just thought it was
curious
41:33
at both these guys we've kind
of went by
41:36
the exact same playbook unknown
to each
41:39
other I'm sure well I I know
why why
41:42
Trump didn't want to do it this
is 25th
41:44
amendment Oh sick all right
41:47
boom move in president's no
good it's
41:49
gone to his brain Oh they'd
have him out
41:52
so quick your head would spin
and and
41:55
pence would provoke and we have
a
41:57
president who was infected and
pence
41:59
would be right there pence by
the way
42:01
he's like dude I'm looking
pretty good
42:03
here
42:04
I'm getting some props um he
looks just
42:06
like the guy who plays him on
SNL
42:08
it's it's uncanny and Pence is
looking
42:12
pretty presidential yeah Wow
yeah we
42:15
might have to we could deal
with him
42:16
could do that okay now play
this another
42:20
thing they're doing up in
Canada this is
42:21
they're shutting debt which is
what they
42:23
should do everywhere they're
shutting
42:25
down the government for all
practical
42:26
purposes this is the killing
legislative
42:28
sessions clip the impacts of
copán 19
42:30
are also stretching to more
than 50,000
42:33
employees of the Ontario public
service
42:35
the province has asked
employees to work
42:37
from home beginning on Monday
until
42:39
April 3rd if feasible this
follows a
42:41
vote at Queen's Park to suspend
the
42:43
spring legislative session
temporarily
42:45
the Tories are also determining
whether
42:47
to postpone the March 25th
budget
42:51
yeah they should Jim Oak should
go home
42:53
and by the way a hundred and
ninety
42:55
three cases in the entire
country and
42:57
they've gone completely nuts
there's a
42:59
term for this that's going on
which I'd
43:02
heard before I kind of ignored
it
43:04
because I saw a lot of people
posting
43:06
and laying out whatever it's
the what do
43:09
you call this
43:10
you call this the
dunning-kruger effect
43:15
you familiar with the
dunning-kruger
43:17
effect no no tell her well it's
43:20
something called the
dunning-kruger
43:21
effect no Danny Kruger effect
is a
43:24
couple psychologist dr. Danny a
dr.
43:26
Kreuger realize that there's a
cognitive
43:28
distortion for people that may
don't
43:31
really know the landscape of a
43:32
particular topic it's what
allows people
43:34
to get up on American Idol and
sing and
43:36
sound like hell or go don't it
sound
43:37
great they don't know good
singing
43:40
they're not exposed to it and
the same
43:41
thing is true in many areas of
science
43:43
and so right now everybody
thinks
43:45
they're an expert on everything
they're
43:46
not that is done in Kruger
people that
43:48
are real experts feel like
imposters
43:50
which is the opposite of with
that
43:51
inquiry because you realize on
fast the
43:53
top because I'll complicate it
is you
43:54
never feel like you know enough
but in
43:57
social media Danny Kruger is a
wide yes
44:02
and that's part of the problem
oh my
44:05
gosh I'll say this at the
people that
44:08
listen to this show aren't the
ones
44:09
getting the toilet paper I can
assure
44:11
you there are probably very I
mean it's
44:14
not that somebody in the
family's not
44:15
doing it but I don't see
anybody I met
44:18
didn't run out and get a bunch
of toilet
44:20
paper we got toilet paper it
lasted I
44:22
don't know weeks where the
toilet paper
44:23
how much do you need and they
keep
44:25
restocking it it's not as
though the
44:27
stuff is gonna disappear for
all men
44:29
forever there's always tissues
you said
44:31
why nobody buys the Kleenex
Cristina let
44:35
me get my last Canadian exit
but this is
44:37
just so we get some perspective
on the
44:39
hoarding you already gave it in
Holland
44:41
and this is the Canadian
version well
44:43
some public places have been
thinning
44:45
out grocery stores are jammed
with
44:47
customers they're loading up
with
44:48
supplies to make sure they
don't run out
44:50
and in the process emptying the
shelves
44:53
Thomas daglow went to find out
what's
44:55
fueling this panic
44:58
on a quick trip for essentials
good luck
45:02
consider this coronavirus
fuelled panic
45:05
buying empty shelves lineups
that keep
45:09
going and going and going not
to mention
45:14
a tight squeeze in that crowd
even as
45:17
public health experts urge
everyone to
45:19
avoid contact that seems a lot
a little
45:22
bonkers in there now today
there is lots
45:24
of people and more than normal
even on
45:27
their busiest day indeed with
so many
45:35
users sharing pictures online
showing
45:38
toilet paper shelves empty
unfounded
45:41
fears of a shortage run rampant
toilet
45:44
paper isn't the only thing
running low
45:46
in some stores like
non-perishable food
45:48
items tomato sauce and pasta in
a store
45:51
it's nearly all gone
45:53
but stores are restocking
everyday and
45:57
officials across the country
promise
45:59
right now all trucks are
delivering
46:02
goods and we don't expect any
shortage
46:06
so what's driving the panic
this medical
46:10
anthropologist blames the fear
of a
46:12
mysterious virus and the need
to do
46:15
something to help hoarding
behaviors in
46:18
the context of an outbreak are
not
46:21
helpful problem is over buying
prevents
46:25
others from grabbing their own
supplies
46:27
but it gets worse like those
reselling
46:30
cleaning wipes online at
outrageous
46:33
prices I'm profoundly
disappointed in
46:36
people who are hoarding and
then selling
46:38
online III think that's just
offensive
46:40
that you see that guy who the
New York
46:44
Times did a piece on know he
had 17,000
46:48
bottles of hand sanitizer Kenny
was
46:51
price gouging him on eBay and
then eBay
46:54
blocked him and now he can't
sell any
46:56
and he's crying about it just
tell me
47:03
about you Tito's vodka is the
answer so
47:07
the thing there's a slate
article that
47:10
was written showing they did
some
47:12
document documentation of what
people
47:15
actually are grabbing off the
shelves
47:17
but more interesting what
they're
47:18
leaving and what there's a for
example
47:22
the meat counters are all
emptied out in
47:23
some places but the pork
products were
47:25
left because at the end of
thinking is
47:28
is the pork is this thought of
a swine
47:31
flu and Chinese and pork it's
also sunny
47:35
pork of course all the vagin
stuff is
47:38
there if you're a vegan you
don't worry
47:41
not actually food so of course
nobody's
47:43
buying there's a rack of meat
that's all
47:47
missing except beyond meat
that's all
47:50
there oh no one's buying the
beyond
47:54
which is a sign for you
investors yes
47:57
yet bail bail now this is no
joke and
48:00
then and then all the water is
gone
48:02
except design
48:03
for some reason it sounds
Italian well
48:07
no no no it's because it's
everyone
48:09
noses because even on the
bottle its
48:11
coca-cola water that's just tap
water
48:14
that's been filtered yeah the
whole
48:19
thing is nuts especially but
let's say I
48:21
got a couple clips because
playing some
48:22
Italy stuff since you did
mention it and
48:25
I thought this was interesting
this is
48:27
the rules clip Italy rules and
something
48:32
I wrote it down I don't know
what it
48:33
says Italy remains on lockdown
as
48:36
officials and health care
workers
48:37
struggle to contain the corona
virus
48:39
pandemic special correspondent
48:41
Christopher lip say joins us
now via
48:42
Skype from Rome Chris we had a
48:44
conversation a week ago what's
changed
48:45
well the lockdown that was
previously
48:49
limited to northern Italy the
the
48:51
hotspot here in this country it
expanded
48:54
to cover the entire country so
that
48:57
first of all when he says it's a
48:58
lockdown it's bullshit this is
a prime
49:00
example of the type of shit
that the
49:03
mainstream media is doing it's
not a
49:06
lockdown
49:08
seems to be locked down he
won't leave
49:10
his room dude this guy is full
of crap
49:13
as far south as Sicily and
including the
49:17
capital and rum where I am and
then in
49:20
the past couple of days they've
actually
49:22
heightened those restrictions
and so
49:25
you're only supposed to go out
if it's
49:27
absolutely necessary
49:28
I see a little bit different
than a
49:30
lockdown no you can go out to
go to your
49:32
job you can go out to the
grocery store
49:34
legit if you need to go to the
hospital
49:36
if you need to get food and
that means
49:38
that the types of services
you'll find
49:40
once you do go out are also
limited it
49:42
means that cafes and clothing
stores
49:45
they're all closed now as part
of this
49:47
ban in place pharmacies you
will find
49:50
open grocery stores you will
find open
49:53
but if you want to actually be
outside
49:55
of your home you have to have
proof that
49:58
it's a good reason so that means
49:59
carrying up with you this self
minted
50:02
affidavit in which you explain
your
50:05
business
50:06
and if you don't have this on
you and
50:08
the police stop you you can be
fined or
50:12
even arrested and by last count
about
50:15
5,000 Italians had already been
charged
50:18
for for breaking these rules
that are in
50:20
place okay well great this is
the this
50:24
is the thing you print off the
internet
50:26
the fill is your self play play
the
50:30
second clip these are limited
resources
50:32
a ventilator can cost tens of
thousands
50:34
of euros and you have to be on
these
50:35
devices for six to eight days
at times
50:38
and if you're in your 80s your
chance of
50:42
recovery is very low so in a
lot of
50:44
hospitals it's become a wartime
50:45
situation in which doctors have
to
50:48
decide whether to give it to the
50:50
eight-year-old or whether to
give it to
50:51
the fifty year old or thirty
year old I
50:53
mean whether there are reports
now of
50:55
the dead not being able to be
collected
50:58
from their homes because the
health
51:00
services are three parts
overwhelmed and
51:03
you can't get a funeral home
that's
51:05
willing to risk going inside a
house
51:07
where there's coronavirus
because they
51:09
don't want to get infected I
mean it
51:11
conjures up images from the
Middle Ages
51:13
when you had the Black Death
sweeping
51:15
through this place where I'm
talking to
51:18
you from this is what's so
interesting
51:20
where are that they had the
pictures all
51:23
the pictures where the pictures
now
51:25
where are the pictures budget
but still
51:27
what he described what it was
here
51:30
actually describing I just
hated to
51:32
bring this up they're just kind
of as a
51:33
call back he's describing a
death panel
51:36
yes who just who decides oh
it's a death
51:40
panel well and thank you would
everyone
51:43
please put in a little Google
News
51:46
tracker for the National Health
System
51:50
in the UK people are flipping
out it's
51:54
underfunded we're already ten
thousand
51:57
doctor short mm-hmm
51:59
yes and who's going to decide
who gets
52:01
in who doesn't get in this is
exactly
52:04
exactly why you don't want this
kind of
52:06
centralized control on Italy
then this
52:11
this is the same for Ojai when
I heard
52:13
Ohio Ohio's number a hundred
thousand
52:15
and all the light bulbs went
off and
52:19
that's when I didn't know that
you could
52:20
fly directly from Wuhan to
Toledo
52:23
well you can't now but they've
you know
52:25
this is this is a hotbed of
Chinese
52:28
activity no wonder if they were
coming
52:30
in and December January
bringing this
52:32
virus with them of course
everyone there
52:34
is inflect doesn't mean people
are dead
52:36
and you have to lock down Ohio
Italy is
52:38
different for a couple reasons
well the
52:41
main thing is Italy was the
first
52:43
country in the European Union
against
52:46
the wishes of all two of the 28
27 other
52:49
member states who joined up and
had Zhi
52:53
Jing ping and all the
muckety-mucks from
52:55
the CCP a year ago almost to
the day in
52:59
northern Italy we're part of
Belton Road
53:02
yes it's great there's a hundred
53:04
thousand workers Chinese
workers in the
53:07
factories in northern Italy are
these
53:10
people who have died were they
factory
53:12
workers who maybe even be in
below
53:16
Western standard housing
situation we
53:19
don't know no one's told us who
these
53:20
people are for what I spy the
way I this
53:23
is an irritant
53:24
an irritant with me from the
from the
53:26
get-go I've mentioned before on
the show
53:28
I don't see why we can't get
the ethnic
53:33
information or age or age even
how about
53:37
ethnicity would be very
interesting I'll
53:39
take age absolutely so but the
tip off
53:43
the tip off to this well
there's two
53:45
pieces that there was supposed
to be a
53:48
big meeting a big launch of
something on
53:51
the 23rd of March with the with
the
53:53
Chinese that of course is off
the table
53:56
the tip-off came do you
remember willow
53:58
sent me the voicemail message
which we
54:00
played on the show and she was
talking
54:02
about you know the racism
against the
54:04
Chinese and they were going to
Chinese
54:06
restaurants to try and show
solidarity I
54:09
looked into this and they went
even
54:12
further there the government
instant the
54:15
local government instituted the
hug a
54:19
Chinese and they had Chinese
people on
54:22
the streets of Italy of
Florence's
54:24
I saw with a mask on with the
blindfold
54:28
on and it had with the sign
says please
54:30
hug your hug of Chinese and
this is the
54:33
Communist Party who are insane
about
54:37
Taiwan even being called Taiwan
on the
54:40
map in fact Taiwan isn't even
Taiwan and
54:42
Wikipedia it's the ROC Republic
of China
54:45
they want they they're out
there telling
54:49
the Italians you better have
people of
54:51
love in the Chinese and so then
they
54:53
come up with all these crazy
things like
54:55
hug a Chinese go to the Chinese
54:57
restaurant don't be racist and
this is
54:59
what CNN is doing now oh you
can't call
55:03
it Wuhan no that would be bad
that's
55:05
racist that's that's xenophobic
that's
55:07
horrible CNN is owned by Warner
Media
55:11
Warner media is owned by AT&T
AT&T has
55:14
huge deals with Huawei and
Chinese
55:16
telecom companies the call went
out hey
55:20
hey hey hey hey stop calling it
the
55:22
Chinese stop calling it Wuhan
and then
55:25
all of a sudden the CNN anchors
are all
55:27
telling you that it's racist to
say that
55:29
if the Chinese have time for
all that
55:32
then certainly things are not
as dire as
55:35
they appear to be here is China
China's
55:39
top virus expert this is the
man who
55:41
shepherded China through the
SARS
55:44
outbreak China Sina medical
advisor Joe
55:46
Manchin says the corona virus
outbreak
55:48
may peak soon and may be over
by April
55:52
in an interview with Reuters
mr. song
55:55
said that the prediction was
made based
55:57
on mathematical modelling the 83
56:00
year-old is known for combating
the SARS
56:02
crisis in China in 2003 but
this comes
56:05
as the death toll from the
corona virus
56:07
epidemic in China hit 1016 so
he's
56:11
expecting it to be over in a
few weeks
56:13
as well could be true could not
be true
56:15
I don't know I hear the
president sneak
56:17
in those words in there stuck
in my mind
56:19
I always think he knows
something that
56:20
he can't say and could be wrong
but I've
56:23
said April 6 because April 6
would be
56:25
exactly 30 days after the
initial eight
56:27
point three billion dollars was
released
56:29
and I think when everyone has
the
56:30
initial money then things will
die down
56:32
not so for New York City Mayor
Bill
56:35
DeBlasio who showed his true
56:38
color red in this little ditty
with joy
56:42
read the testing thing I think
it is
56:44
really and you know maybe I'm a
bit
56:46
obsessed with it because at
this point
56:48
it seems insane in a modern
country in a
56:51
great city like New York City
but it
56:53
seems almost impossible for
people to
56:55
get a test can a New Yorker or
someone
56:59
in this city that is
symptomatic in some
57:01
way get a test if they need it
and if so
57:02
how joy there are people can
get a test
57:05
it is according to a priority
structure
57:07
and it's not enough testing
it's just as
57:08
simple as that
57:09
we have been pleading with the
federal
57:11
government for weeks publicly
letters
57:13
phone calls get us testing so
we could
57:15
get ahead of this
57:17
it's here's the reality this is
a war
57:19
like situation we're in a
wartime
57:21
scenario
57:22
yeah with a mar-a-lago attitude
being
57:25
accused by the federal
government right
57:27
it's so laid back and I don't
understand
57:31
it and by the way testing how
about
57:34
ventilators where is the federal
57:36
government making sure that our
57:37
hospitals have the ventilators
we're
57:39
going to need where is the
federal
57:40
government when it comes to
surgical
57:42
masks getting them distributed
whether
57:44
this is a case for a
nationalization
57:47
literally a nationalization of
crucial
57:50
factories and industries that
could
57:52
produce the medical supplies to
prepare
57:55
this country for what we need
so instead
57:58
of doing what the president did
which is
58:00
call everybody and say hey
let's get on
58:02
the stick here this douche bag
wants to
58:04
literally nationalize these
companies
58:07
okay you seem like a stable
person and
58:12
we don't have factories that
make those
58:16
products anymore the silver
lining to
58:18
this all is that we'll bring a
lot of
58:19
that manufacturing back and I
have to
58:25
say it again I cannot believe
the
58:27
coincidence of the past three
years
58:30
Donald Trump says China is a
problem no
58:34
one's ever talked about China
publicly
58:36
don't cares yet China and
immigration
58:39
China China China comes in
first thing
58:42
he says let's get our own steel
going we
58:44
can't trust Chinese steel we
need to
58:46
have our own steel without your
own
58:47
steel you don't have a country
you can't
58:48
defend yourself then let's bring
58:50
manufacturing back
58:51
then the trade tariffs then the
tax
58:56
break which repatriated all the
money
58:58
with the pressure on the
Chinese economy
58:59
and then by coincidence wow man
we saw
59:03
Han has to shut down well it's
crazy how
59:06
that works John Hopkins seems
to be in
59:09
the middle of a lot of this as
you
59:11
pointed out with the event 201
and we
59:16
got a note an anonymous note
from one of
59:17
our producers who operates in
in the
59:22
John Hopkins system
59:24
John is correct John Hopkins is
spook
59:27
central though I have not heard
anything
59:30
about involvement from US
intelligence
59:31
agencies what I have heard for
the past
59:33
few months my department of the
hospital
59:35
has been dealing with the
fallout from
59:37
at least 10 research doctors
who were
59:39
found to be spying for China
one of them
59:43
was specifically brought over
with money
59:45
from an endowment set up via
charitable
59:47
donation that is specifically
to be used
59:49
to bring over postdoc fellows
from
59:51
mainland China there's been a
push for
59:53
more funds like this to be set
up in the
59:55
department with the loudest
voices
59:56
coming from the docs who are
Chinese
59:58
nationals so this wasn't just
Harvard
1:00:01
this is rampant you just got to
think
1:00:03
it's coincidental how all these
things
1:00:05
happen I really love your your
1:00:07
booby-trapped theory but John
Hopkins
1:00:10
continues to put out webinars
and
1:00:12
interesting factoids and
podcasts about
1:00:15
the corona virus and sometimes
the truth
1:00:19
just wants to slip out here's
the most
1:00:22
recent panel discussing it and
so we we
1:00:25
saw a lot of rumors about
government
1:00:27
conspiracies in our dataset and
now on
1:00:31
the novel coronavirus there's
some
1:00:33
rumors about government
conspiracies can
1:00:34
you talk about what you're
seeing is
1:00:36
you're looking out at the
current
1:00:38
landscape right let's
information yeah
1:00:40
we have here you know we have
an example
1:00:42
of that coronavirus might have
1:00:44
originated in a lab linked to
China's
1:00:46
bio warfare program that's
1:00:48
misinformation
1:00:49
it's the interesting thing
about this
1:00:50
misinformation is that if you
go to a
1:00:52
different country it blames a
different
1:00:54
country so this is a
coordinated effort
1:00:56
to to sow discord and division
when we
1:01:01
need it the most when we need
to have we
1:01:03
need to have
1:01:05
cooperation come on this is a
1:01:08
coordinated effort to sow to sow
1:01:11
confusion when we need it the
most
1:01:13
exactly this is what happens
when your
1:01:17
spy inside John Hopkins
University
1:01:19
System is you get confused
that's a good
1:01:24
one I don't really have
anything else I
1:01:30
do have the New Rochelle clips
with the
1:01:33
update they got that yeah they
were
1:01:35
talking about this programming
people
1:01:36
let's bring the National
Guardian so
1:01:38
we're used to seeing the
military on the
1:01:40
streets the mobile testing
center will
1:01:43
serve all residents of
Westchester
1:01:44
County
1:01:45
but officials are prioritizing
people in
1:01:48
New Rochelle the town where
it's located
1:01:50
it's one of America's hot spots
for
1:01:52
kovat 19 most of the city's
cases
1:01:56
originated from young Israel
synagogue
1:01:57
of New Rochelle earlier this
week it was
1:02:00
made the center of a quote
containment
1:02:03
area by the state of New York
1:02:04
for two weeks for one mile in
every
1:02:07
direction large gatherings
would be
1:02:10
banned that meant closing
schools local
1:02:12
colleges and community centers
as well
1:02:15
as religious institutions the
state's
1:02:17
National Guard would also be
deployed
1:02:19
it's a sensible means of
controlling the
1:02:22
spread of the virus in an area
where it
1:02:23
has a high concentration but
it's not an
1:02:26
exclusion zone it's not a
quarantine
1:02:27
zone
1:02:28
no one is prevented from
entering or
1:02:30
leaving no Brant is the mayor
of New
1:02:32
Rochelle office he says the
state
1:02:34
National Guard's role in the
containment
1:02:36
area is limited the guard is
your inner
1:02:38
shell to provide logistical and
1:02:40
operational support principally
1:02:42
delivering meals to students
who cannot
1:02:44
receive them at the public
schools
1:02:45
providing supplies providing
cleaning
1:02:47
services to large facilities
these are
1:02:50
things that will be entirely
beyond the
1:02:51
capacity of a municipality the
size of
1:02:53
nura shell so we're grateful to
have
1:02:55
their support but they're not
here in a
1:02:57
military or police on function
and I
1:02:59
think it's very important to
draw that
1:03:00
distinction this is interesting
this was
1:03:03
what day did they talk about
this the
1:03:05
National Guard being there this
would
1:03:08
have been on either on
describers
1:03:11
yesterday
1:03:14
mmm okay because no that can't
be I got
1:03:17
a note for on Thursday from
producer
1:03:19
Andrew and he says hey I'm on
my way to
1:03:22
New Rochelle for a service call
but
1:03:26
apparently the National Guard
is there
1:03:27
and I don't know why he's email
his clip
1:03:29
is from mr. doesn't mean it
differently
1:03:31
okay it's a and I don't know
why he's
1:03:33
really mailing memes like I
hear the
1:03:35
National Guard is there I'm
like I don't
1:03:38
know
1:03:39
and so I follow up I said hey
man you
1:03:41
ever make it in he said yeah it
was
1:03:42
nothing
1:03:43
here's nothing to see I don't
know where
1:03:45
the containment zone was but
everything
1:03:47
was normal I could travel
around had to
1:03:49
pick up some auto parts yeah I
took some
1:03:51
pics of a Chevy and New
Rochelle the
1:03:53
head take look it's all in your
head now
1:04:01
you think containment zone
National
1:04:03
Guard you know I immediately
see the you
1:04:05
know like a Will Smith movie or
a Brad
1:04:08
Pitt movie with the National
gosh sorry
1:04:10
sir I can't come beyond the
checkpoint
1:04:12
no this is at this point
psychological
1:04:17
warfare at best by the media
itself for
1:04:22
ratings but probably a hell of
a lot
1:04:25
more this is crazy we could do
this
1:04:28
about anything what's in the
second part
1:04:31
of this report on a plant of
course we
1:04:33
have any idea how the virus is
spreading
1:04:35
in New York right now what we
know and
1:04:38
this will certainly change is
that there
1:04:39
are over 500 confirmed cases in
New York
1:04:42
State the majority of which are
in New
1:04:44
York City and just this morning
New York
1:04:46
State reported its first death
an 82
1:04:49
year old woman in New York City
who had
1:04:50
been suffering from emphysema
did indeed
1:04:53
die from the karana fire of
course you
1:04:55
know what this actually reminds
me of
1:04:57
War of the Worlds
1:04:58
this is like an Orson Orson
Welles thing
1:05:00
man 83 year old woman suffering
from
1:05:02
emphysema on her last legs yes
yeah what
1:05:06
mark down another killer killer
exactly
1:05:11
I will say I like that I like
the kids
1:05:13
who have given it the
coronavirus a new
1:05:15
nickname the young kids the gen
Z kids
1:05:17
is called the Boomer remover
like that
1:05:22
kids
1:05:24
you know funny thing is when
they were
1:05:25
walking by you can't rip them
and then
1:05:29
we had the the families first
acts
1:05:32
coronavirus response Act which
was
1:05:36
lauded as some huge great thing
that was
1:05:40
being done although as I read
through it
1:05:42
it seems like very poor people
will be
1:05:44
helped and rich people or
people who own
1:05:50
larger businesses will be
helped and
1:05:53
everybody in the middle can go
suck it
1:05:55
you're not getting anything so
and it
1:05:59
was about something many people
are
1:06:01
getting anything if you let's
go back
1:06:02
and listen to what he said they
let the
1:06:04
last clip New York City what's
this
1:06:06
population seven eight million
yeah is
1:06:10
it not more than that I don't
know
1:06:12
exactly I mean the chatroom
might have
1:06:14
the newest numbers but as it's
up there
1:06:16
it's in it's in the you know
close to
1:06:18
ten million and you have five
hundred
1:06:21
people that have been infected
yeah
1:06:24
there's one death I mean so
there's a
1:06:27
quick response team
1:06:29
there's no does nobody has this
disease
1:06:32
is five hundred out of ten
million
1:06:34
people right so I'm yes and
even if you
1:06:38
took the the Chinese example
one point
1:06:41
five billion people you know
it's a very
1:06:44
small fraction of the overall
population
1:06:47
but we're being SIOP we're
being we're
1:06:50
being just frightened by the
numbers and
1:06:53
online that propagates
beautifully
1:06:55
you're not being frightened no
I'm
1:06:58
saying I'm not being funny our
listeners
1:07:02
are being frightened to the
pocket Lord
1:07:05
this why is there only a few
voices of
1:07:08
reason out there because the
site struck
1:07:10
by the way yeah because we
don't have
1:07:13
any commercial interests a we
take no
1:07:15
money from China because
China's asshole
1:07:20
and we've we understand the
media and we
1:07:24
can do simple math and I think
wearing
1:07:27
we inherently are distrustful
of experts
1:07:30
telling us something and we go
and do
1:07:32
research and compared to other
experts
1:07:35
and you know we've been we've
been this
1:07:37
show has been looking at this
for eight
1:07:39
weeks we were talking about the
the
1:07:41
economic impact only from a
China from
1:07:44
the Chinese perspective and the
the JIT
1:07:46
the just-in-time supply line
eight weeks
1:07:49
ago so this is no surprise most
people
1:07:52
are like hold in fact most
people watch
1:07:56
The Bachelor the other night
that was
1:07:57
what they were really doing
sitting at
1:07:59
home watching The Bachelor
that's what
1:08:00
most people do the drones and
if they do
1:08:06
watch the news all they're
getting is
1:08:08
Corona as I mentioned the
entire show
1:08:11
yeah the entire show yeah
1:08:18
so by the way there is other
news that
1:08:20
we do it yeah we're going to
get to
1:08:21
coming up Pelosi tried to do a
big a big
1:08:25
grand gesture here we are yes
we have to
1:08:30
put families first and she has
the same
1:08:33
problem I have although I've
practiced
1:08:35
it and and I can say
epidemiology to
1:08:38
understand the people that made
the a
1:08:43
biological status friend under
the
1:08:49
spread of the virus you gotta
you got to
1:08:54
practice these things and and I
think
1:08:57
the saddest part of her
presentation of
1:09:00
what this bill is was what is
in it and
1:09:04
when she I was in the car and I
heard
1:09:06
this like oh woman seriously
you did
1:09:09
that the three most important
parts of
1:09:11
this bill are testing testing
testing
1:09:22
before we take our break let's
just lead
1:09:25
we can probably lead into the
biggest
1:09:29
joke of them all
1:09:30
which was
1:09:32
Joe Biden and Joe wanted to look
1:09:39
presidential and he wanted to
do a
1:09:41
corona virus town hall meeting
so he
1:09:45
could of course do what towards
the best
1:09:47
do what presidents do is you
know calm
1:09:49
everybody down before before
they
1:09:53
started before they started
they had the
1:09:57
crack audio team that have we
have been
1:10:00
following and just appreciating
to no
1:10:03
end for their incredible lack of
1:10:05
professionalism or hearing
capability
1:10:08
have completely screwed Joe
Biden time
1:10:11
and time again there's now
we're gonna
1:10:14
do right people we're gonna set
this up
1:10:16
we can't have this mess up the
no agenda
1:10:19
guys are talking about how over
1:10:20
modulated it is what is going
on fix
1:10:23
this get it right are we still
hearing
1:10:25
the heavy
1:10:37
we're gonna do the last final
Mic Check
1:10:41
for this one two three four
five yes
1:10:50
okay now again not a
professional Mic
1:10:52
Check we all know if you know
what
1:10:54
you're doing is check check
check one
1:10:56
two one two that's you never go
past the
1:10:58
two and then they kicked off
the wall
1:11:03
for the coronavirus with some
confusion
1:11:16
actual video from the Town Hall
no no
1:11:23
I'll tell you in a moment what
happened
1:11:25
but this this was the audio
from the
1:11:27
actual beginning so here's what
happened
1:11:57
and I'll start at the end you
actually
1:12:00
heard Joe Biden say we'll be
prepared
1:12:02
better so the guy who can't get
an audio
1:12:05
sound right for the life of him
during
1:12:09
the life of his campaign is
going to
1:12:11
prepare better for Corona what
they did
1:12:14
what they did is they used zoom
video
1:12:17
and these amateurs and I it's
just as
1:12:22
egregious as streaming the
president pre
1:12:24
and post is his oval office
speech just
1:12:27
as egregious they set it up and
there's
1:12:30
multiple ways to use it but
typically
1:12:32
when you use zoom video when
someone
1:12:34
starts talking it will switch
to that
1:12:37
person's video
1:12:39
so however they did it they had
some
1:12:42
people from the campaign
watching on the
1:12:45
zoom video the baby cries but
and of
1:12:47
course it's not muted so the
sound comes
1:12:50
through and then boom you get
the
1:12:52
picture of wherever the screen
switches
1:12:54
to wherever the baby's coming
through
1:12:55
then some Indian guy pops up
and because
1:12:57
he's making noise and
everyone's trying
1:13:00
to mute their devices because
they had
1:13:02
no training didn't know how to
use the
1:13:04
product and were clearly
ill-prepared
1:13:06
Joe ill-prepared and then with
all the
1:13:12
testing they did of his
microphone they
1:13:14
had an obvious you know
interface
1:13:16
mismatch even either the the
bitrate was
1:13:19
it basically needed to unplug
and plug
1:13:21
the sound card back in again
hadn't
1:13:24
figured that one out so they
finally
1:13:26
gave Joe an iPhone to talk into
which
1:13:31
made him look anything but
presidential
1:13:34
providing for the additional
funding
1:13:37
that would provide for no
hidden bills
1:13:39
etc and I can get it done I can
get it
1:13:42
done quickly and people would
be covered
1:13:44
but even I can't do that for
another two
1:13:46
year another a year between now
and
1:13:48
November are actually January
but to
1:13:52
become so incredibly sad a
disaster
1:14:01
those when he walks off camera
yeah well
1:14:05
it's not an audio gag
unfortunately but
1:14:07
yeah he just walked by off he
doesn't it
1:14:09
it was and and this was the
speech that
1:14:13
would show that he is more
prepared than
1:14:15
president Trump that's the
irony of it
1:14:18
all well the funny thing is is
the way
1:14:20
the Hollywood E's like Alyssa
Milano
1:14:23
comes out and says something
like Joe
1:14:26
Biden said he's loved loved your
1:14:28
leadership during the
coronavirus and
1:14:33
Rob Reiner is falling all over
himself
1:14:35
about how Joe Biden is gonna be
such a
1:14:38
great president what is wrong
with these
1:14:41
people we will find out
momentarily but
1:14:46
first I'd like to thank you for
your
1:14:47
courage and say in the morning
to you
1:14:48
the man who
1:14:49
to see firmly in the curve we
have to
1:14:51
flatten Jhansi de bourree well
any
1:14:56
morning you Adam Curie in the
morning
1:14:57
I'll ship see boots on the
ground feet
1:14:58
in the air subs in the water
all the
1:15:00
hockey refs and dames and
nights out
1:15:03
there yes in the morning two
trolls in
1:15:05
the troll room whoa
1:15:07
bingo I knew people would be
tuning in
1:15:09
wrong we're up to 1800 today
John that's
1:15:11
pretty big
1:15:12
that is no wonder people are
it's I've
1:15:15
seen this thing scroll by and
like lots
1:15:17
of people are talking
1:15:18
that's uh that's probably 25%
more than
1:15:23
we typically have nice to see
you trolls
1:15:24
and troll away very good no
agenda
1:15:27
stream calm it is truly the
best thing
1:15:29
you can have in your
coronavirus safety
1:15:31
kit is no agenda stream comm
because you
1:15:35
can listen to some podcasts no
1:15:36
commercials no corporate money
no
1:15:38
interruptions and you can't
roll away in
1:15:41
the troll room and all their
amygdalas
1:15:43
are small so you'll feel good
you feel
1:15:45
right at home no agenda stream
dot-com
1:15:48
and then a big in the morning
to Mike
1:15:51
Riley who brought us the
artwork for
1:15:53
episode 1224 our previous show
on
1:15:57
Thursday the title of that was
caps and
1:15:59
I was asked to mention
specifically that
1:16:03
he wanted to share some of the
credit
1:16:05
with comic strip bloggers who
had now
1:16:08
this was the the locust slash
cricket
1:16:12
look more like a cricket with
the sign
1:16:15
has said free food and a little
Asterix
1:16:17
kosher and he had indeed
uploaded it
1:16:20
twice once without the cochon
one with
1:16:22
the kosher and that was a upon
the
1:16:25
recommendation of comic strip
blogger he
1:16:27
put it in I think it actually
did make
1:16:28
it I think that that made it
just that
1:16:30
extra bit better to put the the
kosher
1:16:34
on there and this was since we
know the
1:16:36
Israelis love eating locusts
because
1:16:37
they're kosher and it popped it
was a
1:16:40
great piece of artwork popped
out love
1:16:42
it and we thank you for your
courage
1:16:44
Mike Riley is a part of our
value for
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value network where everybody
can
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contribute one way or the other
the art
1:16:50
is a huge contribution because
we are
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it's
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1:17:00
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good
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going to thank a number of them
for
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today episode 1225 starting
with Matthew
1:17:31
Janiszewski in Chicago one two
six one
1:17:36
curiously is to show one two to
five
1:17:39
Club donation Plus which is
interesting
1:17:43
to do it what didn't we have a
rule
1:17:45
about that about what
backdating your
1:17:50
club donations well he's he's
not back
1:17:54
dating it he's giving it plus
the paypal
1:17:57
Vig all plus the Vig what did
you
1:18:00
thought Olli misunderstood he
says no
1:18:04
karma Wow what Wow I present
the grand
1:18:13
duke of the Pacific Northwest
says Wayne
1:18:16
Mellon song I'm on the ball
that was
1:18:25
good
1:18:26
I was stunned normally it goes
like this
1:18:29
and then I think you have
something
1:18:32
special to them doing something
to play
1:18:34
here no no this time I nailed it
1:18:38
300 $33.32 he's into a tight
guard or
1:18:42
again he by the way Alan beans
up there
1:18:45
now should Baron the Baron they
have a
1:18:48
lot of people in this area
presides must
1:18:50
I have to look I think I've
been through
1:18:52
there I think it's in the wine
growing
1:18:53
area or some place in northern
no or
1:18:55
again it could be could be
mistaken i TM
1:18:58
gents i sold a bottle of hand
sanitizer
1:19:01
i'm splitting the proceeds with
you self
1:19:05
quarantine eing is better with
no agenda
1:19:08
to distract me by the way a
corona
1:19:11
jingle and by the way a carotid
1:19:15
jingle and Kenya you see that
juice with
1:19:17
karma for all producers please
thought
1:19:20
we can do that
1:19:26
[Music]
1:19:34
[Music]
1:19:42
you thought karma Dame Laura
3:14 15 a
1:19:52
happy pi day John and Adam had
to donate
1:19:55
to register my frustrations
about the
1:19:57
enumerate numeracy of the
elites in
1:20:01
numerous I'm not sure what what
how
1:20:04
she's using this term of the
elites
1:20:06
regarding coronavirus and
celebrate
1:20:10
celebrate the circle yeah
1:20:14
314 PI the circle a numerator
circle
1:20:17
number donation John your your
whole
1:20:20
idea I know but I'm getting
confused
1:20:25
with the elites a circle I
don't know
1:20:27
you've already reviewed the
numbers but
1:20:29
what hasn't been discussed are
the
1:20:31
unintended consequences my
family has
1:20:33
been hit in ways by the way you
know
1:20:35
they also closed all the Apple
stores
1:20:37
well that's a plus I mean that
was
1:20:39
that's a germ pit just waiting
to spread
1:20:41
all kinds of nastiness Apple
stores
1:20:44
equals germ pit next next
family has
1:20:49
been hit in ways that I could
never have
1:20:52
anticipated I'm a I'm a doc and
the AAA
1:20:54
a conference American Academy
of Allergy
1:20:57
Asthma and Immunology 's
canceled their
1:21:00
conference in Philly for this
week and
1:21:03
this was a minor inconvenience
and if
1:21:05
that we're all that was
affected it
1:21:08
would be minimal however my
college
1:21:10
Asian son is now stuck at home
for
1:21:12
another three weeks this is a
disaster
1:21:14
yes yeah come on Rose by the way
1:21:16
somebody pointed out the dinner
table
1:21:18
they expect a lot of two things
to
1:21:21
happen besides maybe a baby
boom you
1:21:23
know it yes the corona big
horse boom
1:21:26
you want to invest in some ik
divorce
1:21:29
attorneys you have I'll invest
in baby
1:21:33
stuff I'm a much more I'm well
1:21:35
optimistic I'm a glopped amidst
the idea
1:21:40
of the mom and dad having to be
stuck
1:21:44
with each other with the kids
at the
1:21:47
later ages yeah this is not a
recipe for
1:21:50
success now
1:21:52
and especially when they lose I
was
1:21:54
talking about this too when
you're
1:21:55
working from home not everybody
knows
1:21:58
how to work from home
1:21:59
it sounds oh I get to work from
home a
1:22:02
lot of people think it's a cool
thing
1:22:05
but when you do it it's it you
can't do
1:22:07
it a lot of people can't work
from home
1:22:08
and stay safe very difficult to
do I
1:22:11
mean I've been doing it now for
well
1:22:13
full time from home what the
past's
1:22:16
eleven years maybe of the 13
years of
1:22:18
the show maybe 10 yeah and
what's great
1:22:22
goes like this you get up do
some email
1:22:25
then you still got your
housecoat on and
1:22:27
then around one o'clock you
like the
1:22:29
first joint you're like you
know I
1:22:30
should probably get but I bring
my
1:22:38
a-game every Thursday I've kind
of
1:22:40
worked from home since 1985 so
I'm uh
1:22:42
I'm pretty easy which is why we
also
1:22:45
don't have any virus so we
don't get out
1:22:48
that's why we're not sick it's
younger
1:22:51
brother a high school junior
has been
1:22:53
most affected black face Ralph
aka the
1:22:57
Virginia Governor canceled
school for at
1:22:59
least two weeks yesterday
because of
1:23:00
this my son's my son's SAT
scheduled for
1:23:06
today Saturday was canceled as
well he
1:23:09
now gets to take the classes at
home as
1:23:11
he prepares for multiple AP
tests in a
1:23:13
month and a half in addition to
1:23:15
continuing SAT prep for the
test that
1:23:18
was canceled his class trip to
New York
1:23:21
City was canceled he finally
made
1:23:23
varsity soccer and that's been
delayed
1:23:26
at least two weeks the fact
that any of
1:23:28
my kids could make a varsity
team is a
1:23:30
cause for a huge celebration
the kid is
1:23:32
17 if he gets coronavirus he'll
sniffle
1:23:36
twice and keep on doing what he
does
1:23:38
yeah he has had the influenza B
last
1:23:41
month despite the vaccine hello
and this
1:23:45
by the way you learn about
Tamiflu and
1:23:50
that this time is greater
health impacts
1:23:53
on most people then the corona
virus
1:23:56
ever will anyway I apologize
for a
1:23:58
warrant piece but this has been
such an
1:24:00
overreaction to what should be
handled
1:24:03
with hand-washing and staying
home a bit
1:24:06
we don't recommend no sex as a
1:24:08
prevention of hiv/aids only
safe sex
1:24:11
upon hiv/aids will kill people
by many
1:24:14
orders of magnitude more than
covet 90
1:24:16
never will
1:24:17
that's a bungled yeah well no
maybe has
1:24:22
it been bungled or is it on
target
1:24:24
that's the question well we're
we're on
1:24:27
this fence about that will
close with
1:24:30
Lord what fools these mortals
be from
1:24:33
Midsummer's Night Dream and as
for Karma
1:24:36
for my son as he preserved
preserves
1:24:38
prepares for his exams this
donation
1:24:42
also allows me to become a
baron ectis
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Oh should be on the list
1:24:49
okay I will put in Dame Laura
becomes a
1:24:52
bear anything else or yeah and
I am
1:24:55
yours with much I and I am
yours with
1:24:57
much appreciation Laura you've
got karma
1:25:05
1415 the pie donation we have
two of
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those that that that that paid
off big
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sir Kevin McLaughlin Earl of
Luna locus
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North Carolina three four he's
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one three fourteen fifteen
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Adam and
1:25:37
John thank you for your courage
will
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this pie donate with this PI
donation
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I'm extremely close to becoming
a Duke a
1:25:42
few questions for the peerage
committee
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I had one becoming a Duke does
that mean
1:25:47
I get a sash if you want to go
to
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Michaels you can buy a sash
there Yeah
1:25:52
right take a picture when
you're wearing
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it and send it though we
definitely see
1:25:58
you use you're allowed to you
are
1:25:59
allowed by the rules to create
and wear
1:26:02
your own decorative sash
ceremonial sash
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or medals ribbons but you must
send us a
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picture of you in full gear
1:26:13
will there be any small-batch
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limited-production night rings
to
1:26:17
purchase in the near future
don't know
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the regular ones are available
my plan
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is to forgo the standard ring
and
1:26:25
purchase one I missed the boat
on the
1:26:27
last round the beautiful it
takes you
1:26:28
know they these are they're
made made by
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Erik's does though it's yeah
and he it
1:26:34
takes and he does them only
like once a
1:26:37
year so they come and go with
regards to
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the additional lands I'm
thinking of
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claiming that I'm thinking of
claiming
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that given the giver of light
the ever
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radiant Saul if that's
applicable with
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the committee us accepting it
so yeah I
1:26:55
guess is a next donation to my
greatest
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to the greatest party cast
University in
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the moolah report sure Kevin
McLaughlin
1:27:01
Earl of Luna yeah so he wants
to go he
1:27:04
wants to go change Luna this
all is that
1:27:06
what he's thinking I'm having
trouble
1:27:09
definition regards to the
additional
1:27:11
lands of this is so he's
talking about
1:27:13
his dukedom when he gets there
yeah he
1:27:16
wanted he want claiming the
giver of
1:27:18
life
1:27:18
Luna now he was this the dog he
wants
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this if it's a big one but you
are the
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peerage committee John it'll be
in it's
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a it's a it's in in committee
oh wait I
1:27:34
just be one of the jobs with
that jobs
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jobs jobs and jobs that's what
you
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thought
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[Applause]
1:27:46
there's the luge Cartman oh it
still
1:27:50
haven't we got it oh yeah we
got it for
1:27:52
you all right
1:27:54
first I thought that this donut
next
1:27:57
donation was a joke I mean the
name was
1:27:59
a joke because you always say
Laura
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Ingraham yes ingre ham yes this
is David
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Ingram actually is ingre ham
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I looked him up on the squirrel
mail and
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before you could even play the
theme
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uh-huh it popped right up so
yeah and a
1:28:19
hundred David ingre ham Dhingra
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beautiful said please attribute
this
1:28:26
donation to anonymous do I need
to set
1:28:32
an edit point here please
attribute this
1:28:36
donation to my sister Kayla
ingre ham in
1:28:39
terms of producer credits okay
we got to
1:28:41
remember that one you might
want to
1:28:42
write it right what's her name
Laura
1:28:44
Kalon just give me now Laura KY
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1:28:50
Kayla got it
1:28:53
greetings Adam John in the No
Agenda
1:28:55
producers this donation
represents this
1:28:57
show share of my Christmas
bonus yes
1:29:00
it's a little late but I
finally got
1:29:02
around to it reminds me of the
gout
1:29:04
comes with the meet up with an
envelope
1:29:07
with a stamp on it addressed to
the no
1:29:10
agenda show from like months
ago and he
1:29:13
hands me this is I have meant
to put it
1:29:15
in the mail it's like the check
was like
1:29:18
sixty days old I still take
that at the
1:29:22
bank they take I said Bank
usually cuts
1:29:24
it off at about forty five I
was gonna
1:29:26
say so you gotta be careful
will they
1:29:31
even take your checks when you
go cuz
1:29:32
you know people don't know but
John you
1:29:34
know he goes to the bank with a
knapsack
1:29:36
I go to the bank with his
checks with a
1:29:39
Polish won't they be worried
about the
1:29:44
dirty checks Oh Corona Corona
cash
1:29:48
Corona cash yeah well checks I
haven't
1:29:52
see anything about checks but
it's only
1:29:53
the cash that carries Corona if
you
1:29:55
remember that's why they're
washing the
1:29:56
cash in some parts of the
country
1:29:57
yeah where they ended was in
China there
1:30:00
were again Emery they're
getting rid of
1:30:03
it so he only would use digital
come on
1:30:05
we all know this is part of it
it's a
1:30:08
little late but I finally got
around
1:30:10
yeah I have for Human Resources
with
1:30:12
another on the way
1:30:14
mmm-hmm keeping his wife busy
and my
1:30:16
wife stays home with the kids
so scram
1:30:20
huh yeah there's all kinds of
material
1:30:23
here we got your set up notice
grass
1:30:26
scribe scraping together with a
donation
1:30:28
can be I know it can be
difficult but
1:30:30
you are worth it you too thank
you
1:30:32
me my wife and my sister drove
from
1:30:35
Omaha to Des Moines to meet
Adam and
1:30:38
Tina at the meet up and it was
one of
1:30:40
the great highlights of my life
oh
1:30:42
that's so nice yeah well Tina is
1:30:45
exciting to me to understand we
eagerly
1:30:48
await a visit from John to
Omaha it's in
1:30:56
Terry the the Corn Palace I
think isn't
1:30:59
nearby anyway lately you've been
1:31:02
enjoying hearing how listeners
got
1:31:04
started with the show so I
thought I'd
1:31:06
share my story I'm a tech I'm a
tech
1:31:09
loving millennial
1:31:11
tech loving millennial named
Ben dude
1:31:14
named Ben yes and way back in
2012 I was
1:31:17
watching twit previously I had
heard
1:31:19
John talking about the show uh
that he
1:31:23
was doing twice weekly and kept
telling
1:31:25
myself I need to check it out
as John
1:31:28
was the only host on twit who
ever said
1:31:30
anything interesting hell yeah
hell yeah
1:31:35
but I never did until John's
co-host was
1:31:40
on twitch and brandished not
just any
1:31:43
gun but a judge this is a long
time ago
1:31:47
this is nine years ago a twelve
years I
1:31:51
immediately subscribed to no
agenda and
1:31:53
started listening five minutes
into the
1:31:55
first episode I stopped the
show called
1:31:57
my sister and told her
1:31:59
to clear her podcast schedule
we have
1:32:02
been listening ever since and
the family
1:32:06
that no agendas together stays
together
1:32:09
uh and he's got a couple PSS
here or I
1:32:14
have a human resource on this
so please
1:32:16
send some new human resource
karma shut
1:32:19
up already a science and the
classic
1:32:22
wtc7 won't go away so we got
karma which
1:32:27
we got lined up shut up already
at
1:32:29
science and wtc7 won't go away
hit it
1:32:34
shut up already
1:32:40
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1:32:42
you've got karma thank you
thank you
1:32:47
dude that was perfect I could
not have
1:32:50
asked for a better podcast
partner at
1:32:52
that time Landon dalan in
LaSalle
1:32:56
Ontario to 29.99 thank you for
all you
1:33:02
do please accept my donation of
three
1:33:04
3.33 CAD just buy the rest to
be but
1:33:07
this yes Landon will be an
executive
1:33:10
producer that's our agreement
with the
1:33:12
dollar at Scandinavian New
Zealander or
1:33:16
Ozzie we accept them value for
value at
1:33:20
face value so about three
hundred
1:33:23
dollars a dollar was where the
dollar
1:33:24
once and it was once and you
didn't okay
1:33:28
you know I've given you more of
them it
1:33:31
was budgeted for toilet paper
for the
1:33:33
last I got to the store that
shelves
1:33:36
were bare so I figured I'd
forward it on
1:33:39
to the only two gentlemen I
know that
1:33:41
it's something more than
Charmin ultra
1:33:45
soft in this time of absolute
madness
1:33:48
please keep doing what you do
and send
1:33:50
me and my wife some baby-making
karma
1:33:52
mmm okay well this is the time
for it
1:33:55
the corona baby boom single
request that
1:34:01
sounds pretty good and Amen
fist bump I
1:34:05
think that sounds pretty good
amen fist
1:34:08
bump
1:34:10
you've got karma Emily gather
in Eau
1:34:17
Claire and she writes in ITM
gents this
1:34:22
donation is from my husband
1:34:25
Jed's 37th birthday on the 17th
if he
1:34:30
could get some foamer would
someone
1:34:35
think of the children and a goat
1:34:37
flavoured jobs karma that would
be much
1:34:38
appreciated he also needs a
healthy D
1:34:41
douching if you've been deduced
would
1:34:47
you please call out now you get
some
1:34:49
call out sir
1:34:50
alright douche bag call outside
give me
1:34:52
your one at a time all right
Joel
1:35:06
jj-just and lastly Emily douche
bags
1:35:13
thanks a million for everything
love and
1:35:16
light Emily jobs jobs and jobs
let's
1:35:30
vote for jobs we've got okay
now we have
1:35:40
a note we probably should at
least see
1:35:42
if we can find it this is Levi a
1:35:46
princess inferencing PRI NZ
IMG's kovat
1:35:51
oh wait I thought you're
looking for the
1:35:53
note you can't just like you're
cutting
1:35:57
me short you said you're gonna
look for
1:35:58
the note I am I'm gonna go now
okay
1:36:01
that's right ladies and
gentlemen
1:36:03
when we need a note there's
only one
1:36:05
place that we can find the
email because
1:36:07
this is not some Microsoft
Exchange this
1:36:10
is not my OS email no this is
nothing
1:36:13
like it this is the one and
only that
1:36:15
actually works and we'll bring
the mail
1:36:17
to the top I don't care who
you're
1:36:18
talking through me because we
have the
1:36:19
fitness the jingle because john
cena
1:36:21
boric we'll find the mail from
this
1:36:23
particular donator and he finds
it with
1:36:25
the best program in the
universe we call
1:36:27
it
1:36:31
[Applause]
1:36:34
okay did you find it I found it
right
1:36:37
away
1:36:44
is that the type in the name
you want
1:36:46
too many times where the name
is Mossad
1:36:48
I know first you guys are great
says or
1:36:50
she I don't know if she r he
leave I I
1:36:54
think mail more male than
female maybe a
1:36:56
couple of women around here
first you
1:36:59
guys are great I wish I give
more often
1:37:03
next covet nineteen panic seems
to have
1:37:05
hit Minnesota
1:37:06
I work as a maintenance yes guy
dude
1:37:09
named Ben okay this is
definitely a male
1:37:11
for a retirement community and
bay area
1:37:13
I wouldn't say that necessarily
in every
1:37:15
time we came in and today we
moved to
1:37:18
basically a lockdown status the
1:37:21
retirement community yeah they
trying to
1:37:23
and and that that's where you
wanted
1:37:25
lockdown in the retirement
community is
1:37:27
exactly that is where you want
to be
1:37:29
careful and the regard flew to
just be
1:37:32
careful there of course clean
out your
1:37:36
boring water people yes please
use it in
1:37:41
your spaghetti sauce it's
delicious and
1:37:43
to get today we just move
basically a
1:37:46
lockdown situation unless it is
the end
1:37:48
of life or emergency situations
we are
1:37:50
not letting anyone other than
employees
1:37:52
and some contractors if they are
1:37:55
screened onto the campus also
in the
1:37:58
community you can barely buy
toilet
1:38:00
paper
1:38:01
hand sanitizer or any or any
basic
1:38:08
people what is this we have a
name we
1:38:11
have to have a name for these
toilet
1:38:12
paper hoarders this we got to
give him a
1:38:15
name so they can be identified
so we can
1:38:18
put a little sticker on them
they can
1:38:20
have a sticker on their head
you're a
1:38:21
toilet paper hoard any basic PPE
1:38:24
anywhere what's PPE P personal
personal
1:38:28
protection equipment personal
yeah I
1:38:32
don't know yes for personal
protective
1:38:34
equipment masks goggles gloves
he says
1:38:38
he says it sucks within the
hospitals
1:38:41
and care centers you can't get
the
1:38:43
equipment they need to keep
residents
1:38:44
and patients safe because
1:38:46
a bunch of morons make runs on
suppliers
1:38:50
so we can't do our jobs yeah I
got it I
1:38:54
got it I got it I got it
1:38:56
toilet Preppers toilet Preppers
I think
1:39:02
that's pretty good one
1:39:03
well if nothing else is a show
title for
1:39:06
sure toilet Preppers toilet
prep damn
1:39:10
toilet Preppers okay
1:39:15
deposit them I'm kind of uh I
kind of
1:39:18
buzz at the moment didn't stock
up on
1:39:20
the TP but got a few cases of
wine
1:39:24
because I'm locked in my house
with five
1:39:27
kids three teens and two
toddlers for
1:39:31
who knows how long since they
make
1:39:34
canceled public school - they
will other
1:39:38
districts have already done so
sorry for
1:39:41
a long note love you guys keep
the great
1:39:44
work
1:39:46
no jingles or anything or like
forgot
1:39:50
the jingles prepared prepared
on the No
1:39:59
Agenda show onward
1:40:04
Sophia Pena Sophia Penn delay
in San
1:40:10
Jose California you're the only
source
1:40:12
of news I trust thank you for
doing what
1:40:15
you do if possible asking for a
health
1:40:17
car of course we have that for
you Sofia
1:40:19
thank you for your courage
1:40:20
you've got karma baba seguida
he wrote a
1:40:27
note I don't have it in front
of me it
1:40:30
was a note saying that he sent
some
1:40:31
money in I will read see if
there's
1:40:34
another note because I asked
and you
1:40:35
want me to say something on the
show
1:40:36
mm-hmm and I haven't heard back
or maybe
1:40:39
I have and if I have I'll put
it on the
1:40:41
second half of the show Bob
otherwise
1:40:43
you're good for 200 Justin
Monroe in
1:40:47
marionette Wisconsin Justin
Monroe
1:40:50
surprised he doesn't know no
it's a
1:40:54
surprise because this is not
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him Oh in the morning justice
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1:40:59
his he
1:41:00
his wife Amanda Monroe oh oh oh
surprise
1:41:05
like more of these in the
morning gents
1:41:12
the enclosed donation is to be
credited
1:41:14
towards my husband Justin I
felt that
1:41:18
making him a producer for an
episode of
1:41:20
the best podcast in the
universe would
1:41:22
be an awesome birthday surprise
1:41:25
he turns 34 on three twelve
which two
1:41:27
days ago he'd be on delenn he's
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1:41:30
list thank you for that is and
by the
1:41:32
way awesome awesome birthday
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1:41:39
thank you for your courage and
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1:41:41
awesome show twice a week Wow
karma and
1:41:45
dealer's choice for jingles
dealer's
1:41:49
choice I mean what do we give
for a
1:41:51
birthday boy no I would think
well I
1:41:55
guess what we were missing in
this all
1:41:57
these selections and nobody
asked for a
1:42:00
sharpton for the first time in
months
1:42:02
hmm well then we should do a
classic
1:42:07
sharpton teleprompter I feel
and let's
1:42:12
do a let's do a teleprompter
anything
1:42:15
that was Anna karma and the
birdies on
1:42:16
the birthday list yes of course
crown
1:42:21
all day two we are watching
that was
1:42:25
upturned II General Eric Holder
a
1:42:28
biddies about some Republicans
are
1:42:33
already beating the drums of war
1:42:35
today the pentagon refuted that
claim
1:42:38
and he said the American people
do not
1:42:41
want him to quote briteling he
did not
1:42:45
want him to twiddling his thumb
you can
1:42:47
get a gig as a clock
contortionist
1:42:50
intravenous fluids and pills
coated or
1:42:53
with galette Gillette Lee we
don't leave
1:42:57
our women or women women on
1:43:00
men in uniform behind the
monument to
1:43:03
the Eucharist of Dick Cheney
1:43:05
representative role our
Labrador years
1:43:09
of a brute of abuse I personally
1:43:11
apologized to mr. peepers just
as soon
1:43:16
to be former Congress with
Democrats are
1:43:18
outright GD C counter tourism
1:43:23
counterterrorism center Veteran
Affairs
1:43:26
Secretary and steady why do I
always
1:43:31
mess up the name Shinseki I
love my
1:43:34
critics laughs for that
1:43:36
oh dear God please please spare
the
1:43:38
Reverend Al in this horrible
coronavirus
1:43:41
we need him you've got karma he
is the
1:43:43
gift that keeps on giving do
not let him
1:43:46
do not let him go down
1:43:48
there'll be our last associate
executive
1:43:50
producer for short 1225 yes
before we
1:43:54
before I thank everybody a sad
note I
1:43:57
got late just before the show
this
1:44:00
morning in the morning crackpot
this
1:44:04
message is with the heaviest of
hearts
1:44:05
an hour ago my dad bill aka
babo passed
1:44:10
peacefully as I held his hand
after a
1:44:12
massive inoperable stroke he
was so kind
1:44:15
and gentle I can't overstate how
1:44:16
influential he was in helping
me become
1:44:18
the man I am today he will be
missed by
1:44:21
so many people
1:44:22
totaled a wrecker no agenda is
like no
1:44:25
is an extended family to me and
it truly
1:44:27
gives me comfort that any
producer would
1:44:29
sympathize with such a loss
thank you
1:44:31
for the properly sized amygdala
it helps
1:44:33
more than I can express love
and light
1:44:34
dad rest in peace barren sword
eh
1:44:37
slammer
1:44:37
Baroness Dame bangbang lady
Simona
1:44:40
Simona Sir Andrew and sir Emmet
and we
1:44:42
certainly share in their in
their loss
1:44:45
for today and thank you all for
1:44:48
supporting the show our
executive
1:44:50
producers and associate
executive
1:44:52
producers it is a privilege to
be
1:44:54
working with you on this great
1:44:56
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Agenda show
1:44:57
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1:44:59
next episode which will be on
Thursday
1:45:01
go to this website Dvorak dot
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a-and you can now safely roam
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1:45:08
streets knowing that you're not
gonna
1:45:09
die our formula is this we go
out or hit
1:45:14
people in the mouth
1:45:15
[Applause]
1:45:24
[Music]
1:45:28
and just a general karma
therefore the
1:45:32
slammer family's dad with a go
with the
1:45:35
go you've got we all love a
goat hey I
1:45:46
got a viewing tip since ok if
you're
1:45:51
stuck inside and you want
something to
1:45:53
watch we just finished it last
night on
1:45:56
Netflix cheer this is about a
small town
1:46:01
in Texas Corsicana Texas who
has the
1:46:04
award-winning cheerleading
squad and
1:46:08
it's a five-part or six-part
documentary
1:46:11
it is really interesting to
watch it
1:46:14
sounds good
1:46:15
like it is it's all these kids
who come
1:46:18
from broken homes I mean the
really
1:46:19
messed up situations just
dropped off
1:46:22
and live in this trailer I'll
be back
1:46:24
next month that kind of deal
and they go
1:46:26
and yeah it's really really is
there is
1:46:31
that ah it's and and there and
there's
1:46:34
such a fleet very feel-good
pretty good
1:46:38
a feel-good type of series and
I think
1:46:42
you'll enjoy it it's and also
just the
1:46:44
athleticism is you know now
that hey
1:46:47
what else you gonna watch this
no sports
1:46:49
on TV might as well watch
cheerleading
1:46:51
while they're showing nothing
they're
1:46:52
showing old games it's pathetic
it's
1:46:55
almost sad yeah cuz they got
all these
1:46:58
games the basketball college
basketball
1:47:01
games are showing old games NBA
old
1:47:03
games you know old playoffs oh
can you
1:47:06
man can you imagine the hit to
the
1:47:08
advertising business the TV
advertising
1:47:11
business I've done imaginable
and not to
1:47:13
mention the empty stadiums and
all the
1:47:16
rest of it yeah it's just
pathetic
1:47:18
yeah that's why April 6 we're
done with
1:47:20
this shit April 6 we open-to-buy
1:47:22
I'm not arguing the point yet
you
1:47:25
haven't you haven't been proven
wrong
1:47:27
yet well no on April 7th I'll
be the
1:47:33
first amend it because
somebody's gonna
1:47:36
tell you meanwhile of course
what we did
1:47:38
miss or you may have missed I
don't know
1:47:40
who missed it because the
1:47:42
they've decided to put all
television
1:47:45
production on hiatus oh yes but
they had
1:47:47
to get mayor Pete on the Jimmy
Kimmel
1:47:51
show oh oh he's hosting it you
missed
1:47:55
this oh gee John I forgot to
watch some
1:48:00
lame-ass show oh I didn't miss
it I want
1:48:04
you know I watch David Spade on
repeat
1:48:07
so unfortunately because I
would like to
1:48:13
have seen mayor Pete in front
of an
1:48:14
audience instead of in front of
an empty
1:48:17
auditorium with a bunch of his
friends
1:48:19
there wait a minute so what's
chemo off
1:48:22
he just wasn't more Kimmel Kim
was doing
1:48:25
a pilot for the Who Wants to Be
a
1:48:27
Millionaire or some new show
which made
1:48:30
Regis Philbin a millionaire
yeah and so
1:48:33
the kimmells got Dan and so he
had to
1:48:35
take the debt night off but
they could
1:48:37
have just killed the showrunner
rerun
1:48:38
but now somebody came with the
bright
1:48:40
idea cuz they're a bunch of
Democrats
1:48:41
anyway
1:48:43
this is CBS ABC OH
1:48:46
maybe soon ABC is them somebody
went
1:48:49
back and forth with somebody on
this
1:48:51
about you know we know who's
you know
1:48:53
NBC comcast is a bunch of damage
1:48:56
basically affront for the
Democrat Party
1:48:58
CBS is the CIA
1:49:00
ABC News ABC is the big mystery
it's a
1:49:03
Disney who knows what they're
up to not
1:49:05
be ia that could be Russians
for all we
1:49:08
know and it is and it's got a
sum of gay
1:49:11
undertones throughout the ABC
Disney
1:49:14
empire and which makes nothing
but sense
1:49:17
of you things that they brought
mayor
1:49:18
Pete on like so you could talk
about his
1:49:20
husband being in the audience
of 10 by
1:49:23
the way the audience made a lot
of noise
1:49:25
so I have three clips oh wow
1:49:28
mayor Pete must have killed it
they're
1:49:32
short okay now the one is
Melissa here's
1:49:37
how he opens on the show and he
that's
1:49:40
have just as you didn't see I
wish I had
1:49:42
seen it because to just analyze
how I
1:49:44
think he was you know he had
that dumb
1:49:47
smile on his face the whole
time I
1:49:48
thought he was I didn't think
he was
1:49:51
very good and he had
professional joke
1:49:55
writers and but the
1:49:56
with if you're gonna be a host
on one of
1:49:58
these shows you got more
writing team
1:50:00
maybe of six maybe ten people
sometimes
1:50:02
they've had more sometimes it
had less
1:50:04
but the key to success is not
the
1:50:06
writing team it's you and the
writers
1:50:10
they come up with all these
pitches and
1:50:11
you're the host whoever you are
and
1:50:14
you're you have some come
comedic chops
1:50:16
for sure sure it's a it's a big
gig it's
1:50:20
not a small little thing I
would be very
1:50:23
nervous about doing that yeah
and he had
1:50:28
well he was he wasn't nervous
at scene
1:50:31
but his selection of material
which is
1:50:33
was his choice was piss-poor
1:50:37
and and then he had as his
guest I don't
1:50:41
have any of those clips I just
have this
1:50:42
opening he had Picard Patrick
Stewart on
1:50:46
and they basically creamed in
his pants
1:50:50
because he's a huge Star Trek
fan mainly
1:50:53
of the next generation series
because
1:50:56
he's not old enough to be a fan
of the
1:50:57
original series and and so he
did
1:51:00
everything but talk about Pete
he did
1:51:03
all the talking he was just
enamored
1:51:05
with the story and he did
everything but
1:51:08
discuss his collection of the
action
1:51:10
figures was weight weights and
now I
1:51:12
know why you caught the show
you were
1:51:14
tuning in for Picard weren't
you oh yeah
1:51:18
I got you
1:51:20
I really disliked Patrick
Stewart but
1:51:23
okay let's play mayor Pete is
opening my
1:51:26
name is Pete but a judge and I
am
1:51:28
running to be the next host of
Jimmy
1:51:30
Kimmel Live
1:51:35
now this is a strange night for
us not
1:51:37
only because this is my first
time
1:51:39
hosting a talk show because we
are doing
1:51:41
it without a regular studio
audience due
1:51:43
to public health concerns over
the
1:51:45
coronavirus we have canceled
the studio
1:51:47
audience tonight but a few kind
Kimmel
1:51:50
staffers and some friends my
husband
1:51:52
Chaston all here instead
everyone is
1:51:59
spread apart at the CDC
recommended
1:52:01
distance this was not our plan
we just
1:52:04
decided this a few hours ago
and it's
1:52:06
disappointing because as you
all know I
1:52:07
love to crowd-surf it's kind of
my thing
1:52:12
but the experts have told us
the best
1:52:15
way to prevent the spread of
the virus
1:52:16
is for us to physically stay
apart so
1:52:18
that's what we're going to do
the only
1:52:20
way we're going to get through
this
1:52:21
crisis is with unity so let's
do this
1:52:24
together who's winning
1:52:32
full disclosure none of those
people are
1:52:34
here
1:52:35
but when you don't have a real
audience
1:52:37
you have to fake one
1:52:38
just like Trump's inauguration
Oh Pete
1:52:48
that was yeah that was pretty
bad it's
1:52:51
pretty bad took him that length
of that
1:52:53
clip to get his first first
joke first
1:52:55
joke yeah now I would like to
hire in
1:52:59
the talking about you talk
about the Joe
1:53:01
Biden sound I would like to
hire the guy
1:53:03
who mic this audience because
the
1:53:06
audience is Privia probably
around 25 35
1:53:09
people maybe and it's so well
miked
1:53:13
except for that second part
which was
1:53:15
sweetened because he showed
another
1:53:17
audience but the audience that
he has
1:53:19
there is so well mic it
actually sounds
1:53:21
like a crowd it doesn't sound
bad but
1:53:24
also the audience is super
enthused of
1:53:27
course its staff well they're
jacked
1:53:28
yeah they're super jacked and
the and
1:53:30
there was a goat in there too I
heard so
1:53:32
well miked don't be screaming I
think
1:53:37
that's Chaston or whatever so
this is
1:53:41
the clip - this is terrible now
last
1:53:43
night President Trump addressed
the
1:53:45
nation regarding the corona
virus
1:53:46
pandemic and he had this
message for the
1:53:49
American people if we are
vigilant and
1:53:52
we can reduce the chance of
infection
1:53:54
which we will we will
significantly
1:53:56
impede the transmission of the
virus the
1:54:00
rut the virus will not have a
chance
1:54:04
against us I agree that this
virus is no
1:54:07
match for the American people
but for us
1:54:10
to get through this we have to
take
1:54:11
immediate action now there is a
bill
1:54:13
right now in Congress that
would provide
1:54:15
free coronavirus testing for
everyone
1:54:18
who needs it paid emergency
leave and
1:54:20
unemployment insurance for
workers who
1:54:22
are laid off because of the
economic
1:54:24
shock so for the good of every
worker
1:54:26
every family every community
that will
1:54:28
be hurting we need Congress to
get that
1:54:31
done
1:54:32
[Music]
1:54:34
so where was the joke was no
Joe joke
1:54:39
there
1:54:40
hey proselytize he does that
well yeah I
1:54:44
want to ask you a question
about that
1:54:45
how does unemployment insurance
work do
1:54:50
you have to have it before you
can claim
1:54:52
it
1:54:52
what's insurance right because
they're
1:54:54
talking about unemployment
insurance
1:54:56
yeah so you have to have
unemployment
1:55:00
insurance yes you have to put
into a
1:55:02
fund what are they talking
about them
1:55:04
with more on talking about I
think
1:55:07
you're talking about extent
making it I
1:55:09
don't know okay the Democrats
love to
1:55:11
throw out the word unemployment
1:55:13
insurance I didn't know it was
but it
1:55:15
means if you don't have
unemployment
1:55:16
insurance you can't run out and
get it
1:55:18
now and say it'll be better
that's not
1:55:24
clear to me either the rest of
the bill
1:55:25
I understand but not the
unemployment
1:55:27
nevermind I'm sorry hey Pete
great joke
1:55:29
hahaha what's next okay that I
do the
1:55:32
third clip is now he's into the
material
1:55:35
no he is gonna deliver three
jokes
1:55:38
obviously written by this three
yeah
1:55:41
bang bang bang and this is
about it and
1:55:44
it just it's just from this at
the end
1:55:46
of this is then it goes
downhill and it
1:55:48
goes into Patrick Stewart where
he's
1:55:49
going and the rest of it is
just this I
1:55:53
didn't find it that interesting
overall
1:55:55
but here we go a lot of folks
are
1:55:57
wondering how I ended up
getting booked
1:55:58
to host this show and all I can
say is
1:56:01
that Iowa caucus app really
screwed
1:56:03
everything else Jimmy asked me
to fill
1:56:11
in because right now he is off
taping
1:56:13
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
which is a
1:56:15
game show that Michael
Bloomberg 156
1:56:17
thousand times interrupts
1:56:20
now some people have been
skeptical
1:56:22
about me hosting a show like
this
1:56:24
they're like you're too
inexperienced
1:56:25
you'll never be a good
late-night host
1:56:27
well a lot of people said I'd
never get
1:56:30
elected president and I showed
them I
1:56:34
wasn't too bad I chuckle Dover
though
1:56:37
his timing is rough he's not
claiming
1:56:40
their timings off but there was
some
1:56:42
good lines I don't dislike the
guy it's
1:56:46
just it's it's it's so weird
seeing him
1:56:51
do that it's almost as weird as
seeing
1:56:53
Andrew yang being a you know a
talking
1:56:56
head on CNN you know the guy
who could
1:57:00
do this I think I was gonna
start
1:57:02
looking at politicians I think
that
1:57:04
Rubio should be given a good
guest host
1:57:07
because Rubio actually has
comic timing
1:57:10
and and I say that because when
he tried
1:57:13
doing it which is ruined his
campaign
1:57:16
when he was up against trumpet
yes I
1:57:19
remember him try and he would
try really
1:57:21
hard actually to the he's a
small hands
1:57:25
gag pretty good the small hands
gag
1:57:33
stuck yeah and his timing was
impeccable
1:57:37
I thought he did such a good
job that it
1:57:40
was so much like an actual
comic and he
1:57:44
used to be a performer if you
remember
1:57:46
in the sequence it was a
definitely some
1:57:48
sort of a stage dancers with
this no I
1:57:50
don't remember this don't look
it up
1:57:53
Marco he had sequins he had he
was like
1:57:57
some sort of AG like in a gay
clubs I
1:57:59
don't know but it was out there
to the
1:58:01
point where he's got enough
show but he
1:58:03
has show business experience
and he does
1:58:07
know long here he is Marco
Rubio was an
1:58:12
active member of the South
Miami high
1:58:14
school dance troupe an all-male
hybrid
1:58:17
of the Village People and
Chippendales
1:58:19
where he and other studly bros
flopped
1:58:22
around on stage and flaunted
their
1:58:24
tanned rippin rippling meet
torsos in
1:58:29
this so I'm putting that in the
show
1:58:31
notes
1:58:32
I'm not saying that he's like
you know a
1:58:34
professional stand-up comic but
he's
1:58:36
he's very sure this job but he
had
1:58:43
enough that he could deliver a
line a
1:58:45
lot better than Pete and I
think that he
1:58:47
should be given a shot cuz I
think he'd
1:58:49
be really good in fact I think
he was so
1:58:51
good at doing it when he was
trying to
1:58:53
be funny because when use there
was his
1:58:55
only hope against Trump because
he was
1:58:57
killing everybody in the
debates and he
1:58:59
went out on the rodent and
delivered
1:59:01
some material including the
small hands
1:59:03
gag and some other things that
were so
1:59:06
well done it put people off
right and I
1:59:09
can understand that it's like
it was a
1:59:12
little too well done and so he
lost his
1:59:15
credibility as a serious person
I can
1:59:17
see him as actually he has kind
of the
1:59:19
dancer physique now that I
think about
1:59:21
it may be a little on the short
side but
1:59:24
he's he's got the right build
huh he
1:59:28
should be on Dancing with the
Stars
1:59:29
that's how we'll get it started
but he's
1:59:32
you know he's gonna do what he
does
1:59:35
it's a good gig right so I
think he's in
1:59:38
charge of bringing the
pharmaceutical
1:59:41
manufacturing back it hasn't
Trump put
1:59:43
him in charge of that I don't
know I
1:59:45
think so anyway so that was
mayor Pete
1:59:50
well done felt something of a
1:59:52
disappointment a valiant try
and I
1:59:57
wonder how the ratings were Oh
what are
2:00:00
you saying it probably bad well
maybe
2:00:02
not because maybe people at
home a lot
2:00:06
of people tuned in because they
were
2:00:07
curious I was watching the
cheerleading
2:00:09
stuff on Netflix believe me if
I had a
2:00:11
choice in fact I made that
choice the
2:00:15
opening bump was probably good
so the
2:00:18
the monkey comes out of the
sleeve on
2:00:20
the the union worker that got
into a
2:00:23
verbal assault with the Joe
Biden yeah
2:00:27
yeah the guy's an NRA guy yeah
and
2:00:31
here's his I just pulled a
minute from
2:00:33
it of his a response clip on an
ad the
2:00:37
NRA YouTube channel that Joe
Biden tried
2:00:41
to intimidate
2:00:43
they are 14 so what the old
diamond
2:00:46
wants to take my a are 14 let's
just not
2:00:50
tell him what it really
2:01:02
I got this the day after I
talked to Joe
2:01:05
I'm sure that's not the result
he was
2:01:08
going for my name is Jerry
Wayne and all
2:01:11
I wanted to do is that's a
presidential
2:01:13
candidate a question I didn't
intend to
2:01:15
start a fight all I did was ask
Joe how
2:01:17
he was going to win over the
Union vote
2:01:19
but he's playing not coming
after our
2:01:20
guns with fatal roar I watched
a video
2:01:26
where he wanted to make assault
weapons
2:01:28
or America's most popular rifle
illegal
2:01:30
so I asked him about it instead
of
2:01:32
answering me honestly he acted
like he
2:01:34
never said it at all it just
goes on and
2:01:42
on it's like a seven minute
thing like
2:01:44
really NRA is that all you have
time for
2:01:46
is to go push around old men and
2:01:48
embarrass them that's what it
was that's
2:01:51
true elder abuse of the old man
they got
2:01:54
the NRA guy in there now I'm
not saying
2:01:56
I disagree with what what the
overall
2:01:58
discussion was about but you're
gonna do
2:02:01
that and then play it up and I
find it
2:02:03
rude I really do it's just sad
well it
2:02:08
was but this is what the other
set up
2:02:10
guys this is that this is
Project
2:02:12
Veritas era I mean if anything
you gotta
2:02:16
be worried about this stuff NRA
this is
2:02:18
what it is and the köppen 19th
pandemic
2:02:21
could lead to a ban on guns and
alcohol
2:02:23
in one annoyed town champions
mayor
2:02:26
signing an executive order
declaring a
2:02:29
coronavirus emergency it
includes
2:02:30
ordinances that allow her to
ban the
2:02:32
sale of firearms and booze
spokesman for
2:02:36
the city says they might not be
2:02:37
implemented but are in place to
protect
2:02:39
the welfare and safety of our
community
2:02:41
there are currently no cases of
2:02:44
coronavirus in Champaign
Illinois and
2:02:48
are your headlights okay I'm
gonna give
2:02:52
you a clip of the week for that
oh well
2:02:54
thank you very much the clip of
the day
2:02:56
clip of the day I'll take it
this is the
2:03:01
kind of a-holes these little
towns have
2:03:03
running them mm-hmm yeah
2:03:07
that's exactly it and that's
the stuff
2:03:10
that's kind of danger you have
a minute
2:03:12
and I shouldn't say little
towns you've
2:03:14
got one running the big town of
Austin
2:03:15
that's not a minor little burg
yeah they
2:03:18
haven't tried that on us though
I'm
2:03:20
gonna try that little ditty bah
they
2:03:22
didn't have the idea yet got a
ban guns
2:03:25
cuz the cove in 19 did you hear
about
2:03:28
Andrew Gilliam I did but I'm
trying to
2:03:35
figure out what I heard cuz I
just
2:03:36
remember it I've died - Andrew
Gilliam
2:03:40
ran against Ronda Santas for
governor of
2:03:44
Florida
2:03:44
alright 20s he got caught in a
gay tryst
2:03:47
well nowhere hasn't been
reported that
2:03:50
it was a gay tryst what was
reported is
2:03:54
that the I'm sorry James Woods
reported
2:03:59
that it was a gay tryst well I
do trust
2:04:02
James Woods over many
mainstream sources
2:04:05
and that may be totally true
but there
2:04:08
were two other men in a hotel
room
2:04:11
emergency services were called
one was
2:04:14
OD'ing his heart he was having
heart
2:04:16
trouble Gilliam apparently was
too
2:04:19
intoxicated or inebriated to
even speak
2:04:22
with police and was puking in
the
2:04:24
bathroom and there were three
three bags
2:04:27
of methamphetamine and some
story about
2:04:30
yeah I mean I went to a wedding
and
2:04:32
drank too much then the other
guy says I
2:04:34
don't know about no wedding gay
escort
2:04:40
it's it's kind of what a sad
sad thing
2:04:44
to have happen yeah he almost
was made
2:04:47
of governor of Florida
2:04:49
governor fly like five votes he
lost
2:04:52
does he have a gig does he have
any
2:04:53
other gig is he doing anything
I don't
2:04:57
have any idea probably is
probably part
2:05:00
of the Gans
2:05:03
what should make nothing but
sense let's
2:05:06
do this let's take a quick look
what is
2:05:09
he doing he's got to be doing
something
2:05:13
I forgot about that story it's
a great
2:05:16
story let me see it is a great
story but
2:05:18
it's a little it's a little
lewd it's
2:05:20
tawdry it's a tawdry story and
I've been
2:05:22
avoiding these it's a tawdry
tale tawdry
2:05:25
tale and when you and you bring
in my
2:05:27
bouquet I'll talk about him you
know but
2:05:29
with the embellishments but
still which
2:05:31
is a honey smells like Gilliam
is really
2:05:33
weird knowing GI l l am i L it
is that
2:05:38
simple that was an eye in there
now into
2:05:41
G I ll um G Andrew Gilliam
Gilligan that
2:05:45
trolls do you know what he's
doing is it
2:05:47
political commentator well
that's right
2:05:49
you should be on CNN yeah I
should be
2:05:52
with with the other method I
what's the
2:05:54
guy with the weather dildo in
his boot
2:05:56
and the rope around his neck
and the
2:05:58
meth in his pocket oh come on
it was
2:06:01
Richard rich yeah that guy
2:06:04
oh my surely we have a clip of
that guy
2:06:06
I haven't seen him for a year
well he's
2:06:09
not he's on CNN International
Richard a
2:06:13
dick quest quest is his name
quest how
2:06:15
come I was surely we have this
quest
2:06:17
clip it's the funniest thing
ever
2:06:19
we was caught in was it one of
the parks
2:06:22
in New York yeah something like
that
2:06:33
some weird stuff man I don't
have that
2:06:36
anymore I wish I had it that
Gilliam had
2:06:39
a wiki page he does not finding
it good
2:06:46
yes even his profiles you got
Twitter
2:06:48
and Andrew Gilliam yeah gee I
ll um yeah
2:06:52
yeah so he's probably a CNN guy
now
2:06:54
perfect yeah makes sense
2:06:57
sad though sad man that's
shitty I think
2:07:00
you have to have these
credentials to be
2:07:02
on CNN
2:07:04
this is exactly right let me
see what do
2:07:10
they have oh oh oh yes oh my
goodness
2:07:13
this was such a beautiful
conversation
2:07:15
bad
2:07:17
we know that the view is
completely
2:07:21
scripted and this is one of the
heaviest
2:07:24
scripted shows in television
and if you
2:07:27
haven't seen the morning show
on Apple
2:07:30
Plus the Jennifer Aniston
2:07:32
Reese Witherspoon project which
is kind
2:07:36
of a me to type of series
whatsit I'm
2:07:41
gonna talk about that for one
second
2:07:43
before you go on this show the
morning
2:07:45
show I should well I'm gonna
just
2:07:47
because it's recommended by the
two of
2:07:48
us but it's there's a warning I
have to
2:07:51
put out there it is it's such
an inside
2:07:53
baseball showbiz type show that
most
2:07:58
people don't like it my son
doesn't like
2:08:00
it for example he thinks is
stupid all
2:08:02
right I think people who listen
to us
2:08:04
and how we critique the media
and how we
2:08:06
talk about what goes on behind
the
2:08:08
scenes I think that will help a
little
2:08:10
bit
2:08:10
but it's very scripted and mind
you
2:08:13
fresh news from the view crew
is that
2:08:16
Joy Behar is going to take some
time off
2:08:18
from the show to social
distance herself
2:08:21
I think it's more mental
distancing but
2:08:24
she's going to distance herself
from the
2:08:26
view but she's here with with
the full
2:08:30
crew and Whoopi's on here and
they're
2:08:32
discussing possible VP picks
for Joe
2:08:36
Biden again this is a completely
2:08:39
scripted show so when they get
into it
2:08:42
you should not be surprised
that that's
2:08:45
where the conversation went Joe
Biden
2:08:47
looks more and more like the
Democratic
2:08:49
nominee there's a lot of
speculation
2:08:50
over who he'll pick as his vice
2:08:52
president Stacey Abrams Carla
Harris Amy
2:08:56
Klobuchar have been mentioned
don't know
2:09:00
what do you think there's a who
with it
2:09:02
there's a smorgasbord of people
to pick
2:09:05
from there Liz there's it's not
like
2:09:08
he's gonna have a like a low
amount of
2:09:11
people to choose from it's
gonna be huge
2:09:12
it's a lot of capable
interesting
2:09:14
candidate yeah you should pick
a woman
2:09:16
nice
2:09:17
chayo yes absolutely white but
were
2:09:19
Latino or black woman either
one I think
2:09:22
would work but it has to be a
woman I
2:09:23
agree I mean I think he does
really well
2:09:26
with african-american voters of
course
2:09:27
you know although people are
talking
2:09:29
about Stacey Abrams and and
Kamala
2:09:31
Harris but when you talk about
a woman I
2:09:33
mean there's been so much
research done
2:09:34
I know there was a woman out of
2:09:35
Georgetown that did some
research that
2:09:37
when you have women legislators
they
2:09:40
propose more bills they propose
more
2:09:41
policy changes they just get
the work
2:09:44
done and so I think that would
be really
2:09:46
helpful to his ticket I do but
the
2:09:50
person that he actually should
know it's
2:09:57
your fear no no no a man or a
woman it's
2:10:00
a woman a woman Michelle not
Michelle
2:10:05
it's you bigger than a breadbox
yes who
2:10:18
really is qualified to do it
mm-hmm and
2:10:21
he cannot pick Herman Hillary
Clinton Oh
2:10:24
Hillary Clinton yeah I'm just
saying
2:10:27
because in terms of
ratifications she
2:10:30
she is she would be brilliant
yeah
2:10:34
because of all of the the
backlash
2:10:38
tonight was it you or you who
told me I
2:10:40
should watch the Hillary talk I
just
2:10:41
finished watching it is
particular
2:10:46
realize it was intense it goes
to show
2:10:51
you not only her qualifications
but who
2:10:55
she really is and how she has
been so
2:10:57
misread by so many people and so
2:11:00
misjudged and really just sort
of you
2:11:04
know the sins of her husband
have just
2:11:05
been imputed to her is the fact
that she
2:11:10
did not conform you know what I
forgot
2:11:12
about was the beginning of
their tenure
2:11:14
in Arkansas yes when she was
sort of
2:11:18
working side by side with him
and they
2:11:20
were like well you know you're
not
2:11:21
supposed to be doing that right
you
2:11:22
suspect if you need to get into
corner
2:11:23
now she's like I've never
2:11:25
been in the corner yeah you
can't put
2:11:27
baby in the corner so again
this is a
2:11:32
scripted show this was not good
2:11:34
coincidence you really think
they could
2:11:36
not remember who would be the
the ideal
2:11:40
vice presidential pick in a
seven-minute
2:11:43
segments they don't let the
women at the
2:11:45
view freewheel it's and then
they were
2:11:49
also a promotion of the who
produced
2:11:51
that movie was it anything to a
Disney
2:11:53
ABC Hulu yeah I'll bet you ABC
ma owns
2:11:58
most of Hulu they own a piece
of it yes
2:12:02
so it's it's an obvious ABC
promotion
2:12:07
but is more than that he in
March 2019
2:12:12
Disney acquired 21st Century
Fox giving
2:12:15
it a 60% majority stake in Hulu
and then
2:12:19
AT&T sold back its 10 PS so it's
2:12:22
basically an ABC product for
the most
2:12:25
part Hulu and they went on to
and
2:12:28
exactly the way I expected that
2:12:31
documentary to be although I
haven't
2:12:34
seen all four episodes is
exactly what
2:12:37
you'd expect this like it is a
hold on a
2:12:39
second you're going on on how
about this
2:12:42
about this documentary before
you saw a
2:12:44
couple of the episodes and then
you
2:12:47
bailed so you could watch the
2:12:49
cheerleader thing yes which is
telling
2:12:52
us a lot about the fact that
this
2:12:54
documentary probably is grading
there's
2:13:01
time for show prep and pain and
there's
2:13:03
a time to sit with my wife and
enjoy
2:13:04
looking at children jumping
around I
2:13:13
love Jerry all right
2:13:16
yes I will complete my viewing
task I
2:13:21
will but this is a set up I was
hoping
2:13:24
that you'd already finished it
so I
2:13:26
don't even have to think about
the
2:13:27
possibility of watch it'll be
done by
2:13:29
favors literally don't want to
watch
2:13:31
it'll be done by Thursday you
don't you
2:13:33
don't actually you're correct
2:13:35
you don't want to watch it you
don't
2:13:41
I'm watching Curb Your
Enthusiasm Oh
2:13:45
aren't you up to speed on show
up to
2:13:47
date just the latest one looked
like it
2:13:49
didn't look that promising it's
there's
2:13:51
some very good very good
episodes in
2:13:54
there no I know that all of
them have
2:13:56
been outstanding and they're
standalone
2:13:58
they seem to be actually be
written
2:13:59
there seems to be a thought
behind it
2:14:02
besides just I had living a
bunch of
2:14:03
lines but episode 8 starts off
it seems
2:14:06
very disc and discombobulated
and I'm
2:14:09
not I'm getting disappointed in
the lack
2:14:12
of the art the art of creation
that
2:14:16
they're doing and I did watch
nineteen
2:14:18
seventeen I'd recommend that if
you want
2:14:20
to watch movies yeah I do want
to watch
2:14:22
that I want it's a it's very
it's in
2:14:25
crits a good movie I think is
definitely
2:14:28
the movie of the year because
of because
2:14:30
of one thing and one thing only
it's
2:14:32
movie making art parasite which
one the
2:14:36
best picture is not even an
American
2:14:38
film is Korean mm-hmm there's
some I
2:14:40
don't know what they're
thinking is
2:14:42
really it's a it's a good story
but it's
2:14:46
at some point it just becomes
like a
2:14:48
one-trick pony story it's just
kind of a
2:14:51
fractal of itself yeah and it's
not the
2:14:54
great movie that 1917 is or
even Once
2:14:57
Upon a Time in Hollywood which
I really
2:14:59
enjoyed a lot of people didn't
like but
2:15:01
they don't like Tarantino
2:15:04
anyway I don't know we're doing
movie
2:15:05
reviews I have some some clips
that we
2:15:07
need to get to okay
2:15:09
catching up with the locusts ah
yes the
2:15:14
only show that stays on the
beat of the
2:15:17
locust no one else knows what
the hell
2:15:18
is going on but you're no
agenda show
2:15:20
and all of the associated
producers now
2:15:23
I have two different I have
three clips
2:15:25
but two of them are if they're
from
2:15:26
different stores I got the ITV
locus
2:15:28
report which is actually kind
of old and
2:15:30
then CNN did a report one with
one of
2:15:33
its hosts I've never seen before
2:15:35
and overnight it's very minor
report but
2:15:38
let's listen to the look
because it
2:15:40
introduces the CNN introduces
what I've
2:15:42
been waiting for which is the
locusts
2:15:45
are part of global warming and
it's all
2:15:47
because of global warming and
there's
2:15:48
these locusts even though both
of these
2:15:50
reports talk about locusts and
Biblical
2:15:53
times but okay we'll skip the
biblical
2:15:56
part and it's all about global
warming
2:15:58
here's locusts ITV they're so
2:16:02
frightening they're mentioned
in the
2:16:04
scriptures as divine punishment
locusts
2:16:08
have been harbingers of doom
from time
2:16:10
immemorial notorious they may
be but
2:16:15
this is exceptional it's 70
years since
2:16:18
Kenya witnessed these sights
and Sun a
2:16:21
proliferation that began in
Saudi
2:16:24
Arabia's empty quarter no
stretches
2:16:27
3,500 miles from there across
much of
2:16:31
East Africa these desert
locusts are
2:16:34
among the world's great
survivors
2:16:36
normally they live in the
hottest driest
2:16:38
places on earth but their
hardiness
2:16:42
stands them in good stead when
the going
2:16:44
gets good and in perfect
conditions like
2:16:47
these they prosper and their
numbers
2:16:50
simply explode rain is the
reason a
2:16:54
series of cyclones coming off
the Indian
2:16:57
Ocean have kept this region on
2:16:59
seasonably lush crops and
pastures used
2:17:03
by livestock have been devoured
by
2:17:05
ravenous swarms each and every
one of
2:17:08
them can eat its own bodyweight
each and
2:17:12
every day mama Torito is a
farmer and a
2:17:16
mother and three weeks ago she
watched
2:17:19
locusts eat the flowers on her
mango
2:17:22
trees no flowers she fears she
has lost
2:17:30
half of this year's harvest she
told me
2:17:36
she depended on selling her
mangos to
2:17:39
clothe her two children and to
pay for
2:17:41
their schooling the same swarm
consumed
2:17:45
all the sweet potato plants
that Gladys
2:17:48
l'amore was cultivating here by
me she
2:17:52
said they tried to scare the
locusts
2:17:54
away but that for two days they
kept on
2:17:56
coming back I have a little
issue with
2:18:00
the with this report
2:18:03
it's the production value is
completely
2:18:06
wrong I mean we need this is
what you
2:18:08
need I'll prepared for the next
show
2:18:16
I'll get some locust swarm you
want to
2:18:20
swarm I'm with this so I'd the
best
2:18:23
report actually came and I
don't have a
2:18:24
clip of it because it was here
it is
2:18:28
good clip of it was because it
was pat
2:18:30
robertson on the christian
broadcasting
2:18:32
network he had a root because
of course
2:18:34
is biblical if you think about
yes of
2:18:36
course but the problem is pat
so old now
2:18:38
that he's doing it back and
forth with
2:18:41
the correspondent and it's just
pouring
2:18:43
listen to full i'm sure but
they did
2:18:45
give a clearer understanding of
what
2:18:48
happened what happened was
there was a
2:18:51
in the yemen deserts and south
saudi
2:18:54
arabia that area of the
peninsula they
2:18:58
had an inordinate amount of
rain in 2018
2:19:02
and then i guess and then
because of the
2:19:08
conditions the rain get these
locusts
2:19:11
all jacked up to started
hatching and
2:19:13
then a series of tornadoes hit
the
2:19:17
Cyclones hit the peninsula and
lifted
2:19:19
these these critters up to the
air blew
2:19:23
him into pakistan and into
africa huh
2:19:26
and they landed there and then
they
2:19:29
reproduced another cycle and i
think
2:19:31
they're on their third cycle
and they're
2:19:33
in areas where they probably
shouldn't
2:19:35
be and some of them even got as
far as
2:19:36
china and besides the fact that
when
2:19:39
they're in flight they can go
100 miles
2:19:41
a day these these critters and
so it's
2:19:44
becoming a nightmare and the
global
2:19:47
warming angle is the oil it
would've
2:19:49
happened if it wasn't for the
cyclone of
2:19:52
course yeah and we're gonna
hear that
2:19:55
now by listening to the CNN
2:19:57
here's clip one from CNN for
three
2:20:00
months now swarms of desert
lurkers have
2:20:02
been eating their way through
east
2:20:03
africa here in cages like
appear county
2:20:07
bang utensils to try and ward
off an
2:20:09
increasing menace to their
livelihoods
2:20:11
all to no avail
2:20:13
the locals keep coming a
voracious
2:20:15
appetite means these lurkers
eat the
2:20:17
equivalent of their own
bodyweight in a
2:20:19
single day damn and they move
with speed
2:20:22
on the change in winds as far
as a
2:20:24
hundred and fifty kilometers
almost a
2:20:26
hundred miles a day beans maize
pasture
2:20:29
for animals nothing stands a
chance
2:20:32
raising fears over food
security as the
2:20:35
farmlands are decimated and
they keep
2:20:39
breeding laying their eggs in
the earth
2:20:41
in pastoral and agricultural
lands
2:20:44
across this Africa locust
swarms of
2:20:47
biblical proportions have been
2:20:49
threatening life and grazing
land and
2:20:51
eating all the people's crops
here you
2:20:53
can see these hoppers are the
new
2:20:55
generation that will pose a
bigger
2:20:58
threat to agriculture in Kenya
this is
2:21:02
now in full swing
2:21:04
if this forms are stopped the
UN says
2:21:07
they can multiply as much as
500 times
2:21:10
by June
2:21:12
so the Korean government and UN
agencies
2:21:14
are fighting back with
pesticides in
2:21:18
northeastern Kenya villagers
tell us
2:21:20
they're seeing billions of
newly hatched
2:21:22
locust how did this happen
2:21:25
after years of drought -
cyclones hit
2:21:28
East Africa in as many years
2:21:30
these farmers change influence
phenomena
2:21:32
replenish pastureland and
filled the
2:21:35
rivers but the heavy rains made
the wet
2:21:38
earth ideal breeding ground for
Lucas
2:21:40
the situation is really it's
disparate
2:21:44
but not hopeless we we intend
to control
2:21:49
it maybe in two or three months
despite
2:21:53
the challenges they've killed
as many as
2:21:55
17 swarms in a day a
medium-sized swarm
2:21:58
being 30 to 40 million insects
on the
2:22:03
frontline of the locust
invasion like 47
2:22:05
year-old herder Sameera quoi
future is
2:22:08
full of doubts yeah and again
this is
2:22:12
this is not produced in an
exciting you
2:22:16
know lead story kind of way
it's not a
2:22:20
lead story they're gonna talk
about
2:22:21
coronavirus and Trump I know
but even
2:22:25
I'm falling asleep at the
locust wheel
2:22:27
well here's the last of it then
you
2:22:29
won't have to wait long this is
the kind
2:22:33
of the back-and-forth where
they bring
2:22:35
in the global warming aspect of
it all
2:22:38
damn is joining we now live to
talk more
2:22:41
about it it's so sad that how
this
2:22:43
locust epidemic is hurting
people and
2:22:47
can have a real threat as we've
said to
2:22:49
millions without a doubt
Natalie and the
2:22:53
link to climate change is clear
laughing
2:22:59
about it let's go back to that
that was
2:23:01
good you have my attention
again the
2:23:04
link to climate change is clear
let's do
2:23:07
it without a doubt Natalie and
the link
2:23:10
to climate change is clear if I
can
2:23:13
maybe I can just say what it is
at least
2:23:16
on my mind this is terrifying
this is
2:23:17
one of the most horrific things
that I
2:23:19
can imagine
2:23:21
but I can only imagine what
it's like to
2:23:23
be on the ground to see your
crops your
2:23:25
agriculture is decimated by
these swarms
2:23:27
these infestations of flying
locusts I
2:23:31
mean how do we get to this
point right
2:23:33
well think about what climate
change
2:23:34
does I have an increase in
global
2:23:37
temperatures that supercharges
storms
2:23:39
like cyclones that occurred in
2018 off
2:23:42
the Arabian Peninsula and then
you take
2:23:44
climate change that tips the
scales that
2:23:47
allows for these large-scale
planetary
2:23:49
circulations to favour these
swarms of
2:23:54
locusts and unfortunately we
might want
2:23:57
to get used to these flying
pests
2:23:59
because if the science holds it
looks as
2:24:02
if they'll become greater in
numbers and
2:24:04
become more frequent as well
climate
2:24:06
change is real wow man I just
love how
2:24:17
this reporter actually says it's
2:24:19
obviously climate change ha ha
on my
2:24:21
mind that's worth plating again
that
2:24:25
little bit that was very
interesting
2:24:26
here without a doubt Natalie
and the
2:24:29
link to climate change is clear
if I can
2:24:32
maybe I can just say what it is
at least
2:24:35
on my mind this is terrifying
this is
2:24:36
one of the most horrific things
that
2:24:38
this is top-top not journalism
hey man
2:24:42
its climate change at least in
my mind
2:24:44
it's real it was terrifying
2:24:46
blowme CNN
2:24:49
so much food by donation to no
agenda
2:24:51
imagine all the people who
could do with
2:24:53
us oh yeah that'd be fab
2:24:57
[Music]
2:25:01
well we got a few people to
thank for
2:25:04
sho 1225 starting with Alan
graves in
2:25:09
Burnsville Minnesota first-time
donor
2:25:13
see if you asked for anything
he's got a
2:25:15
birthday that's what he's got
got it he
2:25:19
apparently saw me and ZD TV or
something
2:25:23
sure Lucas to the lost bits
next on the
2:25:26
list
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Alan was $134 sir Lucas is 128
32 in
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Tacoma Washington just Joseph
Salas
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Salas our I think what do you
think I'm
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sorry I'm actually getting that
don't
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worry about in the Atlantic
Florida
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hundred dollars Gregg olds camp
in
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Thunder Bay Ontario Canada $99
keep
2:25:56
giving it boys and Gordon
Bennett 808
2:26:02
Kyle man 80 Irene Zelaya who's
got a
2:26:07
birthday coming up in Houston
Texas 75
2:26:11
the love of my life John has
John and
2:26:15
did not buy me but her John has
been
2:26:18
hitting me in the mouth for a
while now
2:26:19
and I sort of thank you have to
2:26:21
celebrate his birthday you know
she's
2:26:22
donating for his birth oh
that's so cool
2:26:25
he needs to do he needs or
somebody
2:26:28
needs to deduce you've been
deduced just
2:26:35
like other fellow listeners
were also in
2:26:38
a long-distance relationship
and your
2:26:39
podcast is truly a touchstone
once nice
2:26:43
a Brandon Foster 75 anonymous
69 96 in
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Baltimore Maryland anonymous
from
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Baltimore Baron mark Tanner six
seven
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eight nine in Whittier
California twice
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a month Savannah right in
Lincoln
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Nebraska 66 66
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um number 33 shot so many 33
she had the
2:27:08
donate Jonathan Bell a 60 130
2:27:13
thank you Michael Bromley $60
and 24
2:27:18
cents I've got a long note that
you want
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to check it out and see there's
anything
2:27:23
in there we need the
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sir not appearing on the podcast
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5678 Brandon Turner Velez 55 55
in
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II rights
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Delaware 5510
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Patrick
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patron saint of engineers Heber
Springs
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Arkansas
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53:17 Chris worth 50 to 80
can't buy
2:27:55
toilet paper donated the notes
Genda
2:27:57
show instead
2:27:59
Nancy Murphy 52-41 uh yeah this
is we've
2:28:07
got mentioned what she says
there Nancy
2:28:08
Murphy 52-41 says long lines
and Safeway
2:28:11
or one thing but what's with
those long
2:28:13
lines at the San Bruno gun
store mo baby
2:28:17
we're getting ammo finally
tries to
2:28:20
steal a toilet paper exactly
what it is
2:28:26
James 51 wait Dear John Adam
unborn
2:28:32
donation credit please d douche
me
2:28:35
you can't first-time donor a
longtime
2:28:40
listener I would like my $50.00
to go to
2:28:42
my unborn grandbaby Jackson
towards his
2:28:46
knighthood all right now then
you will
2:28:49
need to write that down and say
and
2:28:52
track that yourself one
reaction should
2:28:57
hey Jackson start writing this
down put
2:29:01
the kid to work please call out
his mom
2:29:03
and dad as douchebags okay
2:29:09
douchebags Jake and Jordan I
hit them in
2:29:11
the mouth years ago today is
Jake's
2:29:13
birthday - he's on the list we
all love
2:29:15
the show learned so much from
you guys
2:29:17
by the way love you guys thank
you very
2:29:20
much James Williams on we're
with Thomas
2:29:24
out with the following people
in our
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$50.00 donors name and location
if
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applicable
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mekel V or
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McKelvey one of the 250 Chris
Lewinsky
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Park
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Alberta was once the richest
part of
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Canada and is now poor 50 mark
Johnson
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sir maniac sir maniac of
Colorado Aurora
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Colorado Dame Patricia
Worthington back
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with from Miami baronet sir
lineman of
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Michael
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ruined 50 Michael Berlet in
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florida brandon sebuah in Port
Orchard
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Washington a regular mr. Jerry
wing in
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Roth in Saugus California and
last but
2:30:17
not least Daniel Galloway and
Marietta
2:30:20
Georgia I want to thank all
these folks
2:30:22
for contributing to and
producing show
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12:25 and we also profusely
thanked
2:30:30
those who donated under $50
which we do
2:30:33
not read out for brevity but
also people
2:30:35
like the anonymous aspect of
that that's
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why they do $49.99 and there's
a lot of
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our subscriptions you can find
more
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about those subscriptions and
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sign up for one we'd really
appreciate
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it just go to the voir
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dot org slash n hey and again
thank you
2:30:50
all for producing knives and I
should
2:30:51
mention something system just
to mention
2:30:54
it we ever make good no no I
wanted to
2:30:57
mention that our fantastic
promotion of
2:31:00
the pi day did produce thirty
1.41
2:31:05
donations three of them oh nice
so i
2:31:08
want to mention that i want to
thank all
2:31:09
those songs for some people
care about
2:31:11
helping out yes
2:31:14
now there was a says something
that came
2:31:16
in this make good yeah there's
a make
2:31:19
good on the new on there you
understand
2:31:20
it so i'm gonna read this no
john asked
2:31:22
you that's me to give Rene
DuPont now
2:31:25
Dame chard chard Ronay of the
lil ah new
2:31:29
grape fields Karma for being
2:31:32
inconvenienced as he described
but I
2:31:33
think she's been shortchanged
the
2:31:35
prescribed remedy for missing a
2:31:37
knighthood is to declare the
person a
2:31:39
Black Knight do we not have
black Dame's
2:31:41
if not is there similar
honorific in its
2:31:44
place well I think black Dame
is is that
2:31:46
appropriate in this case is
that what
2:31:48
happened
2:31:48
well if that's what she wants I
think
2:31:50
you have to I think what no
Ouija I
2:31:52
think yeah you could be a black
name
2:31:57
anyway
2:31:58
Bobbo segue to did send an
email in by
2:32:00
the way it just mentioned
doesn't really
2:32:03
say anything so Bob thanks for
the links
2:32:07
I don't know what to do about
that I
2:32:09
mean yes it was our screw-up
and as she
2:32:12
should have been named earlier
and she
2:32:14
would have been if she was a
knight it
2:32:15
would have been a Black Knight
but a
2:32:16
dark time the time is not not a
moniker
2:32:19
that is normal right right I
don't know
2:32:23
what to do what to say
2:32:23
yeah I understand me because a
black
2:32:25
knight is an actual thing and a
black
2:32:27
Dame just sounds weird no it
sounds like
2:32:29
you're you know it sounds
racial yes
2:32:33
black lady of the knife the
food going
2:32:36
down a hole right this is well
I am
2:32:40
laying that before the peerage
committee
2:32:42
and it can remain an advice and
tell you
2:32:43
what the peerage Committee is
gonna say
2:32:45
okay not gonna happen she's
gonna be de
2:32:48
the Dame that she is we call
her Dame
2:32:51
Plus then she sounds like a fat
level
2:32:53
but no there's nothing you can
do
2:32:55
you
2:32:56
my recommendation is we should
probably
2:32:59
stop this convo while we're
still ahead
2:33:01
because that's probably a
little bit
2:33:02
better thank you though of all
of you
2:33:04
for your courage and for those
who need
2:33:06
jobs and job
2:33:15
[Applause]
2:33:18
[Music]
2:33:23
you know it is the 15th of
March the
2:33:26
Ides of March
2:33:27
Amanda Monroe's happy birthday
to her
2:33:29
husband Justin Monroe he turned
34 on
2:33:31
the 12th of March
2:33:32
Emily geithner happy birthday
to her
2:33:34
smoking-hot husband Jed 37
years old on
2:33:38
Tuesday
2:33:39
Alan graves turns 34 today
Irene as
2:33:43
Elias as happy birthday with
boyfriend
2:33:45
John he also celebrating on the
17th and
2:33:47
James William says happy
birthday to
2:33:50
jake we say happy birthday to
everybody
2:33:52
on behalf of the staff and
management of
2:33:54
the best podcast in the universe
2:33:59
don't gather
2:34:01
douche bag producer Ashley
2:34:04
is we
2:34:06
brothers and sisters who
2:34:08
[Music]
2:34:10
nice
2:34:11
[Music]
2:34:16
J
2:34:19
Scot of the armory here in
Austin Texas
2:34:22
requested his title change he
is now he
2:34:25
becomes a baron and in fact he
is the
2:34:27
black baron of the No Agenda
armory and
2:34:30
he wanted the the Bob Dylan
title
2:34:34
changed music so we obviously
will take
2:34:37
care of that I'm sorry I missed
the meet
2:34:38
up I was very tired Thursday so
I did
2:34:42
not make it out to the meetup
they I saw
2:34:43
they had you know six or seven
people
2:34:46
which is good and of course I
will meet
2:34:48
up with the Baron black barons
Scott
2:34:52
later this week to get my
venison
2:34:54
because he actually brought it
to the
2:34:55
meet up so I'll get that from
him and
2:34:57
another title change is Dame
Laura as we
2:34:59
heard earlier she now ups her
status to
2:35:01
that of Baron ettus and that is
thanks
2:35:03
to an additional $1,000 in
donations for
2:35:07
producing the No Agenda show
thank you
2:35:09
all very much congratulations
with those
2:35:11
titles and parties were held we
don't
2:35:24
give a crap about now
coronavirus we
2:35:27
just meet up with our big
gloves and an
2:35:29
eye shape Charlotte North
Carolina hey
2:35:31
thank you for your courage this
is Bill
2:35:34
Cameron at the Charlotte Meetup
2:35:36
six of us showed up we're
having a great
2:35:38
time I do feel a little queasy
because
2:35:41
everyone shook my hand but
we'll see in
2:35:43
the morning from sir Kevin
Dill's Vai
2:35:46
counter Charlotte thank you for
your
2:35:47
courage in the morning John and
Adam
2:35:50
this is sir hey mousse we've
definitely
2:35:53
flex in the corona resistance
model here
2:35:56
and with our small amygdalas in
the
2:35:59
morning this is cycle path
2:36:00
we're all gonna die today bend
whip
2:36:05
wrote we all made it here the
strong
2:36:07
among us with small amygdalas
thank you
2:36:10
for your courage we're all
covered in
2:36:12
kovat in the morning the cover
2:36:14
this is future sir boiled
peanuts Thanks
2:36:18
in the morning I like these
reports and
2:36:22
do you hear how people sound
like
2:36:23
they're having fun
2:36:29
let's go to Denver George Plato
2:36:32
reporting to you from local 52
2:36:34
apparently they have the the
Joe Biden
2:36:36
crew is a deadly everybody got
the audio
2:36:39
for the difficulty of reporting
to you
2:36:42
from local 5280 here in Denver
hello I'm
2:36:47
Tom out of a John in the
morning hello
2:36:50
John this is mark mezack thank
you for
2:36:52
your courage sir maniac of
Colorado says
2:36:55
in the morning this is our
producer
2:36:57
Mountain Jay thank you for your
courage
2:37:00
it's a SAM from Denver this is
Jeff I'm
2:37:02
the vine of utopia in the
morning this
2:37:05
is Rob trains good plains bad I
love
2:37:15
this show Mississippi this is
the rocket
2:37:17
ranch this was a this was it
called
2:37:21
rocket yeah the rocket ranch
meet up
2:37:23
there's a place where the
Rockets are
2:37:25
launched or were launched and
they had a
2:37:26
meet up of course in the mornin
and this
2:37:28
is sir rocket man Baron of the
bay kg
2:37:32
5zf a black six John Horner we
are here
2:37:35
at the Mississippi rocket I
mean when
2:37:37
you hear this we're not a cult
okay five
2:37:42
ACC black six rocket man Baird
of the
2:37:48
bay kg 5zf a black six John
Horner we
2:37:52
are here at rocket ranch meetup
we just
2:37:56
got done taking a tour of the
test
2:37:57
facility I'm gonna pass this
around to
2:38:00
the other knights and producers
in
2:38:02
attendance in the morning Scott
on the
2:38:05
rocks
2:38:06
newly knighted in the morning
this is
2:38:08
Sir Foreman thank you for your
courage
2:38:10
in the morning this is a
douchebag
2:38:12
jacques de lisle
2:38:13
and now back to John alright
we're gonna
2:38:17
get the douchebag to maybe send
another
2:38:19
donation here soon in the
morning
2:38:21
everybody thank you all for
your courage
2:38:24
no thank you for your courage
2:38:26
yeah we're a tribe actually I
shouldn't
2:38:28
say cult we are a total tribe a
quick
2:38:31
rundown of meetups that are
taking place
2:38:33
today and tomorrow brand-new
one for
2:38:35
today a last-minute meet up
meet and
2:38:38
greet this is Malta Wow if
you're still
2:38:42
up in Malta la-la-la-la Tartine
at the
2:38:46
most a dome next to st. Mary's
pharmacy
2:38:49
Stewart organizing I don't know
if this
2:38:52
came in on time but it
certainly is on
2:38:55
No Agenda meetups comm Malta
yeah we are
2:38:57
bad we are global Naza tonight
in Vegas
2:39:02
another last-minute Meetup I
think
2:39:04
people are doing last-minute
meetups
2:39:05
because they have an urge to be
with
2:39:06
sane people not toilet Preppers
so I
2:39:10
understand this last-minute
meetup stuff
2:39:12
I really do and I think that's
good
2:39:14
atomic liquors is where this
will be
2:39:16
held look for the girl in a
jeans jacket
2:39:18
and white sneaker she's in town
for a
2:39:19
work trip wink-wink nudge-nudge
say no
2:39:21
more
2:39:22
katherine is organizing in
Vegas tonight
2:39:26
at 6 o'clock Monday night then
meet up
2:39:30
at CSEA see I don't think this
can be
2:39:34
continued this this meetup
seems like it
2:39:37
might be off this is on the
Royal
2:39:39
Caribbean Oasis of the Seas 2
p.m.
2:39:42
tomorrow I have a feeling this
may not
2:39:44
happen I thought everything was
canceled
2:39:47
but you never know so keep an
eye on No
2:39:49
Agenda meetups calm if it
doesn't need
2:39:52
happen the oasis of the sea
will be
2:39:54
available for you to meet up in
the
2:39:55
schooner bar
2:39:57
Dec 6 on day 2 March 16th Dame
meow
2:40:01
dicin and douchebag dave well
they are
2:40:04
legit sisters two of them there
yeah
2:40:06
that'd be two and then just
coming up
2:40:10
and see the 21st of not having
anything
2:40:13
this this week I don't think
the 21st
2:40:15
San Diego western New York
Springfield
2:40:18
Missouri Dallas Eastern North
Carolina
2:40:20
and LAX the 22nd Philly local
76 the
2:40:24
28th Rochester New York and
they just
2:40:27
continue go to no agenda
meetups calm
2:40:29
for more information if you
want to know
2:40:30
about a meet-up that you'd like
to
2:40:32
attend you can get all the
details there
2:40:34
it's free it's a great service
part of
2:40:36
our value for value network
2:40:37
and if there's nothing there
that you
2:40:39
like all you have to do is
start one
2:40:41
yourself no agenda meetups they
are like
2:40:44
a Potter
2:40:45
[Music]
2:40:52
Judith the way me check it out
2:40:58
you wouldn't be
2:41:03
it's like a party
2:41:07
so I do have a one last
sequence of
2:41:11
clips to share regarding the
Green Deal
2:41:15
not the green new deal but the
green
2:41:17
deal in the European Union and
the Green
2:41:23
Deal is better known as the
European
2:41:28
Union climate law this is the
purported
2:41:34
to be 250 billion euro
boondoggle led by
2:41:39
my friend from steam amounts I
say my
2:41:43
friend because I met him on a
previous
2:41:46
radio show he used to accompany
the
2:41:49
queen of the Netherlands to all
the
2:41:50
Bilderberg meetings he is a
sales guy
2:41:53
he's actually I think he's only
one or
2:41:55
two years older than I am is 56
or 57
2:41:57
but he looks he looks 65 with
his damn
2:42:00
beard he's let grow so I have a
lot of
2:42:02
respect for this guy not for
what he's
2:42:03
doing but I really like him I
like Lee
2:42:05
operates you know when I called
him out
2:42:07
as a Bilderberger he went
wink-wink
2:42:09
nudge-nudge it's important you
keep
2:42:10
tracking that so maybe he wants
to kill
2:42:13
me but I'm following him and
I'd like to
2:42:15
do a little just a little
overview of
2:42:18
what the the European Union
climate law
2:42:22
is it was introduced by the
brand-new
2:42:25
leader of the European Union
von der
2:42:27
Leyen she is the head of
Starfleet
2:42:29
Command and here she is I am
pleased to
2:42:33
tell you that the Commission
has just
2:42:35
adopted our proposal for the
first-ever
2:42:38
European climate law this
proposal sets
2:42:42
in stone
2:42:43
our objective to be climate
neutral in
2:42:46
2050
2:42:48
and 2050 is no longer
impossible distant
2:42:51
to imagine and my children will
be a bit
2:42:56
younger than I am now when we
have 2050
2:42:59
so as I have a glimpse of the
possible
2:43:03
environment they will likely
experience
2:43:06
well this glimpse is pretty
sobering if
2:43:09
we don't act now
2:43:10
the science is very clear
climate is
2:43:13
part of the natural work world
that
2:43:16
sustains us and this natural
world is
2:43:19
severely endangered it is high
time to
2:43:23
act this climate law is part of
the
2:43:26
European contribution to this
action it
2:43:30
will be our compass for the
next 30
2:43:32
years
2:43:33
guide us every step on the way
as we
2:43:37
build a sustainable new growth
model so
2:43:42
very important what she says at
the end
2:43:44
there now I just want to play
that again
2:43:46
so people can hear exactly what
she said
2:43:49
at the very end she says this is
2:43:50
important for the European
Union why it
2:43:53
will be our compass for the
next 30
2:43:55
years and it will guide us
every step on
2:43:59
the way as we build a
sustainable new
2:44:03
growth model it's a new growth
model
2:44:06
exactly so we're just going to
replace
2:44:08
things with new things so
replace the
2:44:11
old gasoline cars with battery
calls
2:44:13
cars doesn't matter if it saves
the
2:44:15
environment it's a new growth
model and
2:44:18
I like her ths for a for a
European
2:44:21
she's her growth came out
pretty good
2:44:23
usually it sounds what a gross
gross
2:44:25
motile yeah she used the F yes
she's got
2:44:29
it for my rough model now what
you
2:44:32
noticed perhaps is that she
spoke of
2:44:34
2050 this is not exactly in
line with
2:44:38
the existential crisis that is
going to
2:44:40
kill us by 2030 which is what
Greta
2:44:44
Greta has been calling for
luckily when
2:44:48
France team amounts Bilderberger
2:44:51
globalist extraordinaire and
green deals
2:44:54
are of the European Union came
in to
2:44:56
present his case he made sure
to let
2:44:58
everybody know Greta
2:44:59
was a part of this we were
inspired by
2:45:01
grassroots movements as you
know this
2:45:05
morning a presence on the line
had
2:45:06
invited get a tumor to assist
at the
2:45:09
beginning of the college
meeting and to
2:45:11
share have you with us and as I
said to
2:45:14
her this morning I'm sure that
without
2:45:18
the movement she has inspired
and is
2:45:21
leading probably today we would
not have
2:45:23
a great deal and probably today
I would
2:45:26
not be talking about something
that is
2:45:28
quite unique and quite
forward-looking
2:45:31
this climate law I've listened
carefully
2:45:37
to Gretta and the message I
take away
2:45:38
from her words is this planet
doesn't
2:45:41
belong to those in power for the
2:45:43
generations in power it belongs
to the
2:45:46
whole of humanity and I feel a
strong
2:45:49
responsibility I have kids in
her
2:45:52
generation I'm fortunate enough
to have
2:45:55
kids in the Millennial
Generation and in
2:45:57
a generation see and I feel
strong
2:45:59
responsibility that together
with them
2:46:01
we should make sure we make a
success of
2:46:04
European climate neutrality by
2050 so
2:46:08
they're going to complete
climate
2:46:10
neutrality by 2050 what they
don't have
2:46:12
read the law it's it's hundreds
of pages
2:46:15
interestingly there's no
numbers so they
2:46:23
well actually before before we
explain
2:46:26
the numbers he had a completely
honest
2:46:29
moment about climate change if
you
2:46:32
believe in climate change in
all this
2:46:33
yeah he just I like this guy
for this
2:46:37
very reason listen to this and
I as I
2:46:39
could repeat time and time
again when
2:46:43
people are saying this is about
saving
2:46:45
the planet no it's not the
planet can
2:46:48
take care of itself and if
we're too
2:46:51
much of a nuisance to plan that
will get
2:46:52
rid of us like the planet got
rid of
2:46:53
other species before this is
about
2:46:56
saving humanity this is about
creating
2:46:58
the right conditions so that
humanity
2:47:00
can live in balance with its
natural
2:47:03
environments in a way that is
equitable
2:47:06
and in a way
2:47:07
does not say to those in the
world who
2:47:09
aspire to our level of life to
who
2:47:12
aspire to live like us to say
to them no
2:47:15
that's not possible because
Mother Earth
2:47:17
could not afford that yes she
can if we
2:47:20
adapt if we do this if we stick
to this
2:47:23
road then we can reach this
this is a
2:47:26
problem that is huge is this
existential
2:47:28
huge that it's also problem
good that
2:47:31
can be fixed thank you very
much yes so
2:47:34
there you go that's that's a
good way to
2:47:36
put it we all got a chip in or
we're all
2:47:38
gonna die by by 2050 and then
and this
2:47:42
is what I was leading up to
earlier he
2:47:43
did a classic move it's almost
like a
2:47:46
Nancy Pelosi move only a little
bit
2:47:49
better they've passed this law
the law
2:47:51
has passed what is not in there
is the
2:47:54
impact an impact is an
important part of
2:47:58
any law it is what are the what
are
2:48:00
those results be and most
importantly
2:48:01
what will it cost well they did
things
2:48:06
differently this time in the EU
of
2:48:07
course many people are keen as
I've seen
2:48:09
everywhere to hear the
Commission's 2030
2:48:12
targets those I say that our
work to
2:48:16
assess the impact of the new
2030
2:48:17
targets has started and is
ongoing and
2:48:21
as you know we want to find out
what the
2:48:23
best landing zone is if we want
to get
2:48:25
the best landings oh this guy's
great -
2:48:28
from 50% towards 55% emissions
cuts in
2:48:32
2030 to do that will require
huge
2:48:36
efforts by all and that is why
we don't
2:48:38
want to make thoroughness and
detail the
2:48:40
victim for political expediency
I'm I'm
2:48:43
absolutely convinced that the
Commission
2:48:45
were to today announced a
number a
2:48:48
figure that has not been fully
assessed
2:48:51
for impact then we would have
an endless
2:48:52
discussion over many months
whether the
2:48:54
Commission is right whether
this is day
2:48:56
whether the the assumptions are
correct
2:48:58
whether the facts are correct
etc and we
2:49:01
would use a lot of time so to
those who
2:49:03
say when you come at the end of
the
2:49:05
summer with your number you've
lost time
2:49:06
I would say with my experience
for
2:49:09
instance with the passive
strategy if
2:49:10
you do an impact assessments
2:49:12
so the facts are no longer
disputed you
2:49:14
can move quicker also in the
legend
2:49:16
process so once we've done this
work we
2:49:20
will propose an amendment to
the climate
2:49:22
law that we are presenting
today and we
2:49:25
will put the 2030 targets like
below see
2:49:33
you got this you got to pass
the bill to
2:49:35
find out what's in it first put
it into
2:49:39
law so then we can figure out
how much
2:49:40
we're gonna do with it and
we'll just
2:49:43
put an amendment that is
fantastic I
2:49:45
love this guy he's got brown
shoes and
2:49:47
everything this mofo can sell I
really
2:49:51
hope to get an interview with
him I
2:49:53
would love to speak with
because he
2:49:55
understands us - he understands
you know
2:49:58
the the he understands us he
gets us so
2:50:00
I really am trying hard to get
it but
2:50:03
now he's like he's like big man
this is
2:50:05
a top gig he has is he has
unlimited
2:50:10
budget was 50 60 people on a
team and
2:50:15
it's law hello hello farmers
are you
2:50:19
ready for more protests because
you're
2:50:21
gonna have to do it when you
figure out
2:50:23
these jamokes are doing and
that's your
2:50:27
climate to update look pretty
bad things
2:50:35
but we're gonna put him off but
the I
2:50:37
did want to mention something
which was
2:50:39
the ninth that was supposed to
be this
2:50:41
last week Cory Feldman's movie
yeah the
2:50:45
the tale of two Cory's or
whatever and I
2:50:49
finally did some research you
know he's
2:50:51
released this movie a couple of
times
2:50:53
one time in particular was
outlined I
2:50:56
think this was in he is
supposed to go
2:50:59
into a 2007 2013 2016 I think
it was the
2:51:04
2016 release of the movie where
he he's
2:51:08
gonna stream at yeah 20 bucks
and then
2:51:11
it crapped out it was glitchy
so they
2:51:13
couldn't do and not just use
the G word
2:51:16
in my presence I did and then
apparently
2:51:20
the same thing he releases all
know it
2:51:22
was like he couldn't get it was
hackers
2:51:25
moving from being a release for
quarry
2:51:28
and so this is just a
never-ending he
2:51:32
keeps adding new names to his
list of
2:51:33
abusers and as they die yeah
and so all
2:51:38
the speculation about why
they're CEO of
2:51:40
Disney quit so you know none of
that
2:51:43
panned out not a single bit
nothing
2:51:45
panned out and it's like okay
well I
2:51:48
think we're tired this is
reminding me
2:51:50
now of the guy who has the does
this guy
2:51:52
Moser I can't remember his name
but I
2:51:54
first heard about him in the
seventies I
2:51:57
think and then the eighties he
keeps it
2:52:00
but every so as soon as you
forget takes
2:52:02
a long time to forget this but
about
2:52:05
every five six seven years he
releases a
2:52:07
flying car it's not exactly
Manoa yes
2:52:12
and so this fucking car he's
gonna
2:52:15
release he's got now is it the
last time
2:52:16
I heard of this was a number of
years
2:52:18
back where the flying cars now
more
2:52:20
feasible because of computers
and you
2:52:23
know again this is the same
thing as
2:52:25
we've you've got some gimmick
that you
2:52:27
make money on somehow and then
you keep
2:52:29
doing it over and over again
pretty much
2:52:32
the same blueprint is so this
Corey
2:52:34
Feldman thing you might just
forget
2:52:36
about it's not even in the
picture
2:52:37
anymore it's not II you know
it's just
2:52:40
no good yeah I was anticipating
I mean
2:52:43
apparently there's something in
there
2:52:45
about Charlie Sheen that he
raped corey
2:52:47
haim and Crisco was involved
yes imposed
2:52:52
there's Charlie she's in denies
this
2:52:55
Haim is dead and they brought a
new
2:52:58
person into the into the list
of abusers
2:53:01
who's also just died recently
and you
2:53:05
know it's just this is not this
is not
2:53:07
any good do you have an end of
show I so
2:53:11
I didn't get any ISOs I have
you know
2:53:15
there's just something about
you that
2:53:16
pisses me off have that from
the Hillary
2:53:19
documentary that's all I really
have is
2:53:22
that's it thrilled and excited
I'm
2:53:24
certainly think oh my gosh I
don't have
2:53:26
anything no I'd the one I would
still
2:53:29
like to see as the end of show
I so what
2:53:31
you haven't used okay is the
I'm the
2:53:34
president I can do anything
that Bernie
2:53:36
Sanders I so I
2:53:37
it's long I think we'd use it
most hello
2:53:40
I think you slipped it into the
show but
2:53:43
I love use it as the end of
show it's
2:53:47
still a winner powerful is it
most
2:53:50
powerful man in the world I
think yeah I
2:53:56
was that your ISO
2:53:58
oh no I may have been well this
is
2:54:03
problem ever get some ISOs sure
that I
2:54:05
get it backed up now but but I
can't
2:54:10
find it the most well just do
stop the
2:54:14
hammering and then you can't go
long
2:54:17
stop the hammering it is good
stop the
2:54:21
hammering is probably good
especially
2:54:24
with the toilet Preppers
2:54:27
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2:54:29
all right everybody that will
do it your
2:54:32
amygdala should be a perfect
size if it
2:54:35
wasn't already
2:54:36
and I hope we have better news
stories
2:54:39
if they don't just play
wall-to-wall
2:54:41
Corona no kid over the next
news cycle
2:54:44
we got four days of news coming
and it's
2:54:46
like guys something now April 6
2:54:50
everybody mark it down this one
will be
2:54:52
out of this grumpy old Benz
coming up on
2:54:54
no agenda stream calm after
this we have
2:54:55
a couple of end of show mixes
Thor
2:54:59
brought us a nice Corona song
which I'll
2:55:01
play a bit of thank you John
Fletcher
2:55:03
Fletcher professor Jones and Tom
2:55:07
Starkweather and coming to you
from
2:55:11
opportunities own 33 here the
capital of
2:55:13
the drone star state Austin
Texas FEMA
2:55:15
region number six and the
governmental
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Maps in the morning everybody
I'm Adam
2:55:18
curry and from Northern Silicon
Valley
2:55:20
where the traffic is dynamite
light will
2:55:25
be back on Thursday the second
one of
2:55:28
the week remember us at the
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2:55:31
until then keep your meatless
small and
2:55:35
adios mofos and such
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2:55:56
it's getting late have you seen
this day
2:56:00
it is the public really full of
fear but
2:56:03
it was on top Joe was ready to
flop is
2:56:06
Hillary Clinton near the wall
street is
2:56:11
jumping and the stocks air or a
dump
2:56:13
another bailout time over here
has emic
2:56:17
power who manufactured news
2:56:19
depression-era Food lines here
don't
2:56:26
give a son in your hesitation
you need a
2:56:29
little discipline
2:56:32
Kovac 19px cute down there but
not bad
2:56:36
back in shutting down the
trains on the
2:56:40
airport to impose some fries
2:56:44
lisa was designed for black
2:56:48
now we deter doorway Oh
2:56:59
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2:57:06
baby mama baby
2:57:12
[Music]
2:57:35
washing your hands
2:57:40
the
2:57:41
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2:57:50
okay
2:57:51
[Music]
2:58:01
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2:58:14
we're ready you there
2:58:19
we were in you there but
there's the
2:58:22
deal no hidden bills at seven
and up the
2:58:25
ante and what we have to do
there's much
2:58:27
we can do to be the first
hundred days
2:58:28
invite the major polluters in
the
2:58:30
country and the major abusers of
2:58:33
endangered species to the
United States
2:58:35
of America who are any you there
2:58:40
well I'm sorry just such a
disjointed
2:58:43
effort here because of the
connections
2:58:46
but there's a lot more to say
but I'd
2:58:48
rather probably said too much
to you
2:58:50
we're any you there but even I
can't do
2:58:54
that another two years another
year now
2:58:59
actually Jen
2:59:02
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2:59:04
we're ready you there one slug
here we
2:59:07
go I'm thrilled and excited I'm
starting
2:59:10
to think oh my gosh oh my gosh
okay I
2:59:14
can shift a little bit toward a
more
2:59:19
expected appearance and then I
had some
2:59:22
friends say well you know I've
got ideas
2:59:24
about your hair and ideas about
your
2:59:25
clothes I violated them you
know from
2:59:28
the very beginning okay I can
shift a
2:59:32
little bit you know there's just
2:59:37
something about you that pisses
me off
2:59:39
he was in Congress for years
hooters
2:59:41
about the countless years he
had one
2:59:45
senator supporting nobody likes
him
2:59:49
nobody wants to work with him
he got
2:59:50
nothing done it was nuts it was
all just
2:59:59
baloney and I feel so bad that
you know
3:00:01
people got sucked into it
3:00:03
Hey honestly Marie's must have
drove me
3:00:06
crazy I don't think anybody had
any idea
3:00:09
that he had fallen into a
depression
3:00:11
because the crushing intensity
what he
3:00:21
was going to do he knew too much
3:00:24
ridiculous conspiracy theories
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