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there will be cake Adam curry
Jhansi
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Dvorak's Thursday April 2nd
2020 this is
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your award winning game on
Asian media
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assassination episode 1230 this
is no
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agenda of the drone star state
in the
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morning everybody
0:22
I'm Adam curry man from
Northern Silicon
0:24
Valley where the garbage trucks
are out
0:26
there working I'm John see you
tomorrow
0:28
oh yes the true heroes on the
front
0:35
lines sanitation workers is is
their
0:40
official title yeah sanitation
0:43
sanitation our garbage workers
or as we
0:48
used to call them g-men
0:50
I think we can still call them
g-men I
0:52
don't know him dad never heard
that Oh
0:55
my parents always called him
called the
0:56
garbage guys g-men G for
garbage but
0:59
they're also government so as
g-men huh
1:03
and it's kind of funny in a
spooky kind
1:05
of way yeah it's for us as
implications
1:09
of the the FBI being the
garbageman
1:13
so hey all you cool cats and
kittens
1:15
it's Carol Baskin here with Big
Cat
1:17
Rescue have you been watching
you know
1:20
so I started this everybody
they said
1:25
whatever that shows called it is
1:27
becoming popular amongst the
Twitter
1:29
users yes keeps cropping up and
I got
1:31
through most of the first
episode and I
1:35
agree I think it's a great show
it's
1:37
very entertaining but it but is
tedious
1:40
and these douchebags like so
much of
1:42
them you can stand as you go
through the
1:44
douche bag douche bag
1:46
I got the douche bag I got the
douche
1:48
bag itch I got the douche bag
itch I
1:50
couldn't do anything about it
and so I
1:53
got to stop watching them okay
well I
1:55
understand I understand but if
you hang
1:57
in there yeah it gets better
with every
2:00
hip so it just gets nuttier
hard to
2:03
believe everything good though
everyone
2:04
healthy everyone fine yeah yeah
2:07
Cristina has a headache and
2:11
sinus issues now but no coughs
oh well
2:16
it's not it's a head symptoms
supposedly
2:19
first of all a lot of people
lose their
2:22
sense of smell yes she still
has that
2:24
okay with it and she and Jenna
then as a
2:27
lung infection not a sinus
infection so
2:30
she sounds to me as though she
has a
2:31
headache and that's what she
says that
2:35
daddy just got the sniffles
don't worry
2:37
about it but they're
terrorizing people
2:39
in the Netherlands right now
it's so
2:40
horrible why not
2:43
now let's look at it from the
2:45
perspective of the government
what could
2:48
be more fun nothing if in fact
I have
2:50
several great examples of that
but first
2:53
big changes afoot something
happened
2:57
something changed and it it
started
3:01
Sunday right after our show now
notice
3:05
if you can see the difference
between
3:07
the opening of president
Trump's regular
3:10
coronavirus briefing and the
one he did
3:13
Sunday I think this was in the
Rose
3:15
Garden I want to start today by
3:17
highlighting several critical
3:19
developments on both the
testing and
3:20
treatment that will help us win
our war
3:23
against the corona virus what
has
3:27
changed there
3:28
I don't know he's no longer
saying the
3:32
Chinese virus oh he has stopped
saying
3:36
the Chinese virus after his
phone call
3:39
with president G this is very
no turning
3:43
chip yes well I think the
bargaining
3:45
chip was already put out there
and I
3:47
think that the aide at least
part of a
3:50
deal surfaced yesterday I'm
going to
3:53
remind everybody of something
that just
3:56
happened last week this is a
quick recap
3:58
clip from Sunday's show today
I'm here
4:01
to talk about the former Maduro
regime
4:04
and it's direct participation in
4:07
narco-terrorism corruption money
4:10
laundering and drug trafficking
as you
4:13
will hear the Department of
Justice is
4:16
announcing the unsealing of a
4:18
superseding indictment filed in
the
4:21
Southern District of New York
against
4:23
four defendants including
Nicolas Maduro
4:26
as well as the current head of
4:29
Venezuela's Constituent
Assembly the
4:32
former director of military
intelligence
4:35
and a former high-ranking
general for
4:39
their involvement in
narco-terrorism so
4:41
these were just three of the
coveted
4:44
sealed indictments that were
superseding
4:47
sealed indictments which is
indictment
4:49
on steroids though that was very
4:52
interesting that that just
popped up and
4:54
we played that and didn't think
much
4:55
about it and you wouldn't even
have
4:57
known until about I don't think
much I
4:59
thought much about it
personally you
5:01
wouldn't have known until 30
minutes
5:03
into yesterday's briefing how
these
5:06
things tied together because
yesterday
5:08
the corona team came out but
wait it
5:11
wasn't the corona team it was
the
5:13
Department the Secretary of
Defense it
5:16
was the it was Bill Barr it was
lots of
5:19
Admirals and generals and
medals and
5:22
this was the opening of
yesterday's
5:24
corona virus briefing today the
United
5:27
States is launching
5:29
enhance counter-narcotics
operations
5:32
whenever you hear the word
enhanced you
5:34
know it's really effed up
5:36
it's like enhanced
interrogation and
5:38
enhance anything is usually not
good
5:41
when the United States is doing
it to
5:42
you
5:43
enhanced counter-narcotics
operations in
5:46
the Western Hemisphere to
protect the
5:48
American people from the deadly
scourge
5:50
of illegal narcotics we must
not let the
5:56
drug czars exploit the pandemic
to
5:59
threaten American lives in
cooperation
6:03
with the 22 partner nations 22
u.s.
6:06
Southern Command will increase
6:08
surveillance disruption and
seizures of
6:10
drug shipments and provide
additional
6:13
support for eradication efforts
which
6:16
are going on right now at a
record pace
6:18
we're deploying additional Navy
6:21
destroyers combat ships
aircraft and
6:23
helicopters Coast Guard cutters
and air
6:26
force surveillance aircraft
doubling our
6:29
capabilities in the region
secretary
6:32
mark s / Attorney General Bill
Barr
6:35
national security adviser
Robert O'Brien
6:39
will provide more details in
addition
6:42
I'm going to have general
Milley who's
6:44
done an incredible job so many
ways so
6:48
it's it's still kind of unclear
what
6:50
we're doing but then a map goes
up and
6:52
the Secretary of Defense comes
up to
6:54
speak mark Esper well thank you
mr.
6:55
president and good afternoon
everyone I
6:57
appreciate the opportunity to
be here
6:59
today as we make this very
important
7:01
announcement at a time when the
nation
7:04
and the department defense are
focused
7:06
on protecting the American
people from
7:08
the spread of the corona virus
we also
7:10
remain vigilant to the many
other
7:12
threats our country faces today
at the
7:16
president's direction the
department
7:18
defense in close cooperation
with our
7:19
interagency partners began
enhanced
7:22
counter narcotics operations in
the
7:24
eastern Pacific Ocean and the
Caribbean
7:26
Sea this initiative is part of
the
7:28
administration's
whole-of-government
7:29
approach to combating the flow
of
7:31
illicit drugs into the United
States and
7:33
protecting the American people
from
7:36
their scourge so I love
7:38
saying the the what was it
exactly the
7:41
East Pacific Ocean and the
Caribbean Sea
7:45
yeah then they showed the map
and
7:47
there's all these naval ships
right to
7:49
the north of Venezuela we're
taking over
7:51
Venezuela we're gonna arrest
everybody
7:53
while everyone else is looking
the other
7:55
way they just put it out there
never
7:58
even mention Venezuela in this
it's all
8:01
Venezuela they're gonna arrest
them and
8:02
we know Guido was set up in the
State of
8:05
the Union with oh there's
legitimate
8:07
president which he's not this
is pretty
8:11
brazen and I think Trump got
permission
8:14
from G so hey we're coming in
we're
8:16
gonna do this back off and
maybe it's
8:19
also to stop some fentanyl
trafficking
8:21
they they're all over the place
22
8:24
nations participated in this
the eastern
8:27
Pacific mentioning that
specifically is
8:30
innocent yes exactly so so
they're well
8:36
they're all let's see what
happens
8:37
they're all off to the coast of
the
8:39
Enhanced that's line enhanced
and this
8:42
now this will give the cue boys
and
8:44
girls a lot of extra fodder
8:46
because of course the ships
make it
8:48
looks like they read off
Venezuela but
8:50
but really they're right near
the
8:51
Caribbean they're right in the
little
8:53
st. James island or whatever so
who
8:57
knows exactly what's happening
but I
8:59
thought it was really
interesting that
9:01
that just popped up and they
went off
9:02
and then the coronavirus
briefing
9:04
continued was really quite
spectacular
9:09
well we'll see I agree I think
they're
9:13
gonna take I don't know I mean
it's a
9:14
good time to do it yeah that
it's
9:17
enhanced it's a chance to
update this is
9:24
the the lengthy but interesting
NBC News
9:27
Corona update keeping this up
just from
9:29
yesterday I think tonight FEMA
is
9:31
bringing in hundreds of
ambulances to
9:33
help with record-breaking 911
New York
9:36
and more temporary hospitals
are opening
9:38
as the city wages war on the
virus from
9:41
this naval hospital ship two
tents in
9:43
Central Park to this massive
Convention
9:45
Center and now authorities are
planning
9:47
to retrofit this tennis stadium
the site
9:49
of the US Open the
9:51
capacity maxed out we predict
the
9:54
potential at all of those beds
all
9:56
20,000 will have to be turned
into
9:58
intensive care beds to focus on
kovat 19
10:01
patients who are really really
sick that
10:03
gives you a sense of just how
abnormal
10:05
it could be the tri-state
region now
10:08
topping 90,000 confirmed cases
of kovat
10:11
19 and more than 1500 deaths
today 15
10:14
percent of the NYPD called out
sick
10:16
overnight the Empire State
Building
10:18
pulsed red to honor medical
workers as
10:21
more heart-wrenching stories
pour in
10:26
elicit igari an ER nurse in New
Jersey
10:29
is overwhelmed and seeing more
of her
10:31
colleagues get sick taking care
of
10:38
patients coming in Eric blue
tiger is an
10:41
ER doctor in Queens I just got
out of my
10:43
10-hour shift and it feels like
playing
10:45
dominoes every single minute
over 10
10:47
hours straight
10:48
feeling like any one of your
patients is
10:50
about to fall and collapse and
today the
10:53
virus hit home for New York
Governor
10:55
Andrew Cuomo his brother CNN
anchor
10:58
Chris Cuomo tested positive the
governor
11:01
now says there's a lesson here
for all
11:02
families about keeping their
distance
11:04
two weeks ago my mother was at
his house
11:07
and I said that is a mistake so
many
11:13
families now waiting for word
about
11:15
their loved ones from a
distance his
11:22
kidneys have failed as a result
of all
11:25
the stress on his body
11:27
Amy Breslow husband tested
positive and
11:29
is now intubated she drove him
to the
11:32
hospital but wasn't allowed to
stay now
11:34
she's pleading for plasma
donors for an
11:37
experimental treatment in just
one
11:47
six-hour stretched New York
City saw an
11:49
average of one coronavirus
death every
11:52
three minutes
11:53
you know this whole fear scam
because I
11:57
think that's really that is
definitely a
11:59
scam is all in the numbers it's
all in
12:01
this data which I do want to
talk
12:03
about but just hearing this I
believe it
12:06
important it is important for
Brian
12:07
Williams to remind us what the
media's
12:09
job is our job tonight actually
is to
12:12
scare people to death and he's
doing a
12:15
fine job of it well the thing
is that
12:18
these numbers like for example
in a not
12:22
continuously but in a small
period of
12:25
time they were having one death
every
12:27
three minutes right and it
wasn't like
12:31
suppose you could you have one
death
12:33
everything you know how many
people die
12:34
every second or you know in the
United
12:36
States we have 7500 people
dying every
12:39
day every day yes and that's
one every
12:42
12 seconds so this isn't even
getting to
12:45
the pace of the you know
they're just
12:46
every day dropping dead well
I'd like to
12:48
address the hospital numbers
first
12:50
because now there's there's
even a
12:55
Twitter trend now people are
going to
12:58
the local hospital filming
saying hey
13:00
where's all the panic that
you're
13:01
getting into and just seeing
that
13:03
there's not as much panic as
perhaps is
13:07
perceived and if you look back
at 20 18
13:12
I have a whole bunch of
articles I've
13:14
put them in the show notes any
show
13:16
notes calm I'll just read the
the the
13:19
publication and the headline
Time
13:21
magazine hospitals overwhelmed
by flu
13:23
patients are treating them
intense Los
13:27
Angeles Times California
hospitals face
13:29
a war zone of flu patients and
are
13:31
setting up tents to treat them
to treat
13:33
the remember this was just for
the flu
13:34
overwhelmed by flu cases some
ers turn
13:37
ambulances away CBS News
widespread flu
13:41
overwhelming hospitals and
doctors
13:42
offices throughout Louisiana AP
flu
13:46
season overwhelming hospital's
flu
13:48
epidemic is overwhelming
California ers
13:51
as death talk that's all 2018
flu so you
13:56
know this the supply chain just
in time
13:59
what is it the six six blue
system
14:01
that's obviously just been
maintained
14:04
and has not ever been really
jacked up
14:06
to deal with any kind of Christ
crisis
14:09
of this magnitude and then you
go to the
14:11
Twitter Brigade who are out on
the
14:13
streets I thought this one was
pretty
14:14
funny
14:15
this guy is walking around he
can
14:17
the think he's in Brooklyn and
he can't
14:19
see any any panic there's you
know just
14:21
very quiet nothing going on
there's a
14:23
couple of street vendors are
set up
14:25
selling food on the street and
those
14:27
guys now they know what's going
on very
15:43
good attention so they were
just not
15:46
seeing that kind of panic that
that is
15:50
being portrayed certainly with
the
15:52
numbers again as all these
numbers about
15:54
masks and ventilator I've
gotten I got a
15:56
lot of detail information our
producers
15:59
are really fantastic
16:01
first of all I've learned
something very
16:03
important about the ventilators
this is
16:08
from one of our producers all
of them
16:09
need to remain anonymous of
course there
16:11
are certainly patients who have
kovat
16:13
who are sick enough to require a
16:14
breathing machine but the main
reason
16:16
for increased demand not
discussed in
16:18
the media is we are putting
these
16:20
patients on ventilators when we
normally
16:22
would not you played a clip
from the NYC
16:25
doctor and show 12 21 29 who
mentioned
16:28
the aerosol ization of the virus
16:31
the virus is not normally
airborne but
16:33
if some of the droplets that
contain the
16:35
virus are small enough it can
linger in
16:37
the air as your New York City
doctor
16:39
described some medical
procedures
16:40
increase aerosolization or
droplets we
16:43
learned this from SARS CPAP and
BiPAP
16:45
machines nebulize medications
like kids
16:48
would get when they have an
asthma
16:49
attack all aerosolized bacteria
and
16:52
viruses into finer droplets so
the point
16:54
is the reason they need a lot of
16:58
respirators or ventilators is
to keep
17:00
the hospitals clean and the
hospital
17:04
staff safe people who actually
really
17:07
need ventilators go straight to
17:10
intubation
17:11
so typically those people would
first
17:13
get a respirator or ventilator
then if
17:16
it got bad they would go on
intubation
17:18
now when they have actual sick
people in
17:21
order to maintain the virus
inside their
17:24
breathing system with the
ventilator
17:26
which which you know has
filters and
17:28
kind of a closed system in that
regard
17:30
that's why they need so that's
why they
17:32
claim they need so many so that
kind of
17:35
solves part of the issue of
well we
17:38
don't really have that many
sick people
17:39
but we need a lot of
ventilators and
17:43
another piece of data is that
you know
17:47
GM had to be threatened under
the
17:50
defense a defense production
act to
17:53
start making ventilators you
heard about
17:56
this yeah well turns out this
wasn't
18:00
only about price yeah
18:03
bless what Trump said they
implied and
18:05
the reason why is GM Ford sister
18:08
corporation actually makes
ventilators
18:11
so they have them they have
actual
18:13
ventilators Denso as the name
of the
18:15
company that's owned by who
18:18
it says sister kites a GM
subsidiary huh
18:22
so they were totally being
douchebags
18:25
and just holding out for a
better price
18:28
let it's the American Way yes
it's not
18:32
surprising but it's just you
don't get
18:35
this kind of information you
don't hear
18:37
about it you don't know it's
just it's
18:38
so everything's so brief just
plus right
18:42
over everything got a guy
contacted me
18:45
it was a major trucker mm-hmm
and he was
18:48
talking about because here we're
18:50
supposedly going to turn
Moscone Center
18:54
into a hospital and they're
gonna move
18:59
the homeless into the Hyatt
Regency and
19:02
all the high-end hotels but
he's say the
19:05
saying based on what's been
going on is
19:08
that this they may not be doing
any of
19:10
this because I think the hotels
are or
19:13
saying no because who needs it
and me
19:17
because he just made a huge
delivery of
19:20
Bob Barker mattresses which is
Bob
19:23
Barker I don't know if it's the
same Bob
19:25
Barker who is the development
yeah but
19:28
he it's the largest company that
19:30
delivers for incarceration
operations
19:33
it's a number one supplier you
can look
19:35
it up of beds mattresses and
things for
19:39
jails mm-hmm so they've made a
delivery
19:42
of a huge amount of these
mattresses to
19:44
the Moscone Center and
supposedly for
19:48
the homeless we're gonna move
the
19:49
homeless in there and put him
on jail
19:53
bedding for prisons and you
know I was
19:58
thinking about this because I
just got
20:00
this note and so the and he's
got
20:02
pictures of the boxes and boxes
full of
20:04
these mattresses from Bob
Barker and I'm
20:08
thinking look if you're gonna
this is
20:10
probably I'm guessing that a
prison
20:12
mattress is probably the one of
the most
20:16
heavy-duty things you could
possibly
20:17
imagine you know made out of
just solid
20:20
you know smashed cotton or who
knows
20:24
what because they probably have
to take
20:26
a beating and it would be so
probably so
20:30
much cheaper just to employ
caspere or
20:34
the my pillow guy or one of
these
20:35
characters that make this foam
crap
20:38
which is cranked out by the
millions you
20:40
there's a chunk of foam and
that they've
20:42
talked the public into sleeping
on and
20:45
just throw this foam in there
it just
20:48
probably say before so I betcha
it's
20:50
costing a mint for these
mattresses
20:52
there's no question in my mind
about it
20:55
and then there's still prison
mattress
20:57
ISM anyway there's a lot of
stuff going
20:59
on that's not being reported
let's let's
21:01
talk about the data because
this is
21:02
there's something not being
disclosed
21:04
which is extremely irritating
and and I
21:07
think it's borderline dangerous
but
21:09
first let's look at the elites
and how
21:12
they're acting and when I talk
about
21:13
that lease I'm looking at the
World
21:16
Health Organization in
particular at Ed
21:19
Ross now this is the Ethiopian
who was a
21:23
minister of health and Ethiopia
which i
21:26
think is a socialist government
and his
21:28
entire campaign to become the
director
21:31
of the World Health
Organization was
21:33
financially supported by China
by the
21:35
CCP so and this guy is pretty
clearly on
21:39
the side of China with
everything just
21:41
to give you an idea of where
this guy's
21:42
head is at he truly thinks he
is running
21:45
the ad the whole global
operation and he
21:48
came on yesterday you know it's
as if
21:51
five o'clock and oh there it is
Ted
21:53
Rossi speaking from World Health
21:55
Organization headquarters
listen up
21:57
everybody he's in charge good
afternoon
21:59
and good evening wherever you
are as we
22:02
enter the fourth month since
the start
22:05
of the kovat 19 pandemic I am
deeply
22:08
concerned about the rapid
escalation and
22:12
global the spread of infection
over the
22:16
past five weeks we have
witnessed a near
22:19
exponential growth in the
number of new
22:23
cases reaching almost every
country
22:26
territory and area the number
of deaths
22:30
has more than doubled in the
past week
22:33
in the next few days we will
reach 1
22:38
million confirmed cases and
50,000 days
22:43
I like how it says death is
death many
22:47
countries are asking people to
stay at
22:50
home and shutting down
population
22:53
movement which can help to limit
22:56
transmission of the virus but
can have
22:59
unintended consequences for the
poorest
23:02
and most vulnerable people
23:05
I have called on governments to
put in
23:08
place
23:08
shall welfare measures to ensure
23:11
venerable people have food and
other
23:13
life essentials during this
crisis so
23:16
instead of saying hey looks like
23:18
everyone's doing some for
something for
23:20
their people
23:20
this guy says I have called
I've called
23:24
on governments not world
leaders not
23:26
presidents prime ministers I
have called
23:28
on governments beneath us to do
as we
23:31
say give your slave some money
so they
23:34
have no deser and he spoke about
23:37
exponential this and
exponential that
23:39
which is very reminiscent of
our own
23:41
mister exponential who loves
dropping
23:43
the magic number well let's say
you have
23:48
a hundred cases and let's say
you don't
23:51
do a shutdown then it grows 33%
per day
23:55
so you take a hundred you get a
thousand
23:57
and get 10,000 its exponential
growth so
24:00
that's Bill Gates who's been
everywhere
24:03
and with good reason because
he's very
24:06
tied into this the Gates
Foundation is a
24:08
big financial support of the
World
24:10
Health Organization one of the
biggest
24:12
ones besides the United States
and it
24:15
looks like we're now getting
into the
24:17
nitty-gritty of the models
we're talking
24:19
about the numbers we're talking
about
24:20
how it's presented to people
and his
24:26
well you're gonna find out the
Cheshire
24:28
Cat revealed himself on the
previous
24:31
show and he was smiling at the
mention
24:32
of Anthony foutch II who is our
the
24:36
resident doctor who was being
trusted
24:39
with all of this data and he
was on Jake
24:42
Tapper CNN discussing the
models how
24:45
many cases do you think the US
will
24:47
reach a million cases to 10
million
24:50
cases or or these we or do we
not even
24:53
have any idea you know Jake be
honest to
24:55
be honest with you we don't
really have
24:57
any firm idea there are things
called
24:59
models models but someone
creates a
25:02
model they put in various
assumptions
25:05
and the model is only as good
and as
25:08
accurate as your assumptions and
25:09
whenever the models come in
they give a
25:11
worst-case scenario and a
best-case
25:14
scenario
25:14
generally the reality is
somewhere in
25:17
the middle I've never seen a
model of
25:20
the diseases
25:21
I've dealt with which with the
worst
25:23
case scenario actually came out
they
25:25
always overshoot so when you
use numbers
25:27
like a million a million and a
half two
25:29
million that almost certainly
is off the
25:32
chart now it's not impossible
but very
25:34
very unlikely so it's difficult
to
25:37
present I mean looking at what
we're
25:39
seeing now you know I would say
between
25:41
100 and 200 thousand cases but
I don't
25:43
want to be held to that because
it's
25:46
it's it's excuse me deaths I
mean we're
25:48
gonna have millions of cases
but I just
25:50
don't think that we really need
to make
25:53
a projection when it's such a
moving
25:56
target that you could so easily
be wrong
25:59
and mislead people what we do
know Jake
26:02
is that we got a serious
problem in New
26:04
York we have a serious problem
in New
26:07
Orleans and we're gonna be
developing
26:08
serious problems in other areas
so
26:10
although people like to model
it let's
26:13
just look at the data of what
we have
26:15
and not worry about these
worst-case and
26:18
best-case scenarios this is a
soft-pedal
26:20
for a change that was made in
the data
26:22
that is not being disclosed or
discussed
26:25
and it is what the president is
26:26
following in making decisions
upon
26:28
according to dr. Burke's look
we know it
26:31
is a hard pill to swallow so to
speak
26:33
for the economy but to save
lives we
26:35
have to continue this lockdown
are you
26:38
confident he would listen to
that advice
26:40
and take that advice I am
confident that
26:42
the president has listened to
and seen
26:44
all of our data as it involves
I think
26:47
you can see that the president
over
26:49
these three weeks has been very
focused
26:51
on what the American people
need both
26:53
economically and public health
wise and
26:56
I think it's incumbent on every
public
26:58
health official to be looking
at their
27:00
data in a very granular way to
27:01
understand who's at risk who's
at risk
27:04
of hospitalization who's at
risk of
27:06
mortality how do we stop the
spread and
27:08
really move to a 21st century
super
27:11
computering approach rather
than a more
27:13
generic slide rule-based
approach I love
27:16
the all we're doing
supercomputers
27:18
instead of slide rules
27:20
okay fine Burke's but here's
the problem
27:23
the data is now from the
so-called Chris
27:26
Murray model we went from the
Imperial
27:28
model which was completely
debunked had
27:31
to be
27:32
tracted downgraded by a factor
of 25
27:35
this was the Neil Ferguson
model and
27:38
that fell apart and and
overnight almost
27:41
it went from the two million
deaths in
27:44
the United States to two hundred
27:45
thousand but it was it was
discredited
27:49
so they had to move to a
different data
27:51
source who is Christopher
Murray who had
27:54
created this model well
Christopher
27:57
Murray heads up the Institute
for Health
28:02
metrics and evaluation the
Health
28:05
metrics and evaluation
previously he
28:08
served as the director of the
Harvard
28:10
initiative for global health
and as
28:12
executive director of the
evidence and
28:14
information for Policy cluster
at the
28:18
World Health Organization oh
isn't that
28:20
convenient he comes from the
same nest
28:21
and he's also a Rhodes Scholar
so that
28:24
just tells you about
Christopher Murray
28:26
what is the Institute for
Health metrics
28:28
and evaluation they do one
thing they
28:31
retrieve information from
hospitals and
28:34
doctors they compile that and
then
28:36
create models that's all they do
28:40
founded in 2007 with a hundred
and five
28:43
million dollar investment an
additional
28:45
two of two hundred and fifty
million
28:47
dollar investment in 2019
there's only
28:52
one investor the building gates
28:55
Villa Melinda Gates Foundation
so we've
28:59
switched from the Imperial
model to a
29:02
Gates Foundation model and data
and
29:06
there's no disclosure on this
it's
29:08
health data org doesn't they
don't
29:10
explain where they get the data
from how
29:12
that will they say it comes from
29:13
hospitals they there's no
understanding
29:16
of the raw data there's no
publishing of
29:18
it so we've been hijacked now
by the
29:21
World Health Organization the
Gates
29:23
Foundation any other dickhead
that's in
29:25
there and that's why Gates was
laughing
29:27
at the mention of foul Chi
because fout
29:29
she shepherded the new data
guys right
29:31
in
29:33
right into us okay here we go
not just
29:36
accept this and Gates has odd
ideas man
29:40
these these are these are the
vaccine
29:42
guys I was talking to me about
this the
29:46
other night and she is talking
she had
29:48
some notice gates saying some
crazy
29:50
lunatic thing and I mentioned
to her
29:54
house ex-husband her first
husband has
29:57
Parkinson's and gates
supposedly at
30:01
least at least like a number of
years
30:03
ago now said he had Parkinson's
mhm
30:05
and she said talks about and
it's and
30:10
it's well documented that in
the she
30:13
read about Parkinson's that it
does
30:15
cause some mental issues hmm not
30:18
necessarily kind you'd think
but she's
30:21
always saying you know she he's
30:23
reminding me of Alan who's Kate
he just
30:27
says some of the screwball the
most
30:29
screwball stuff that she just
shakes her
30:31
head at she doesn't even know
what what
30:33
the make of it and I'm getting
this
30:34
sense that because Kate's not
is not
30:36
showing to me if somebody said
he had
30:38
privacy I said I see no
evidence that
30:41
Bill Gates has Parkinson's he
doesn't
30:42
have any shame none of it none
of it
30:44
he's got none of the does he
may have
30:46
some appearance issues that
because you
30:49
start to change your look
starts to
30:50
change a little bit but maybe
there's
30:53
something else going on here
and is that
30:54
it may be affecting his his
analysis
30:57
capabilities well regardless I
think
31:02
that it should be disclosed
that the
31:04
information flow has changed
and where
31:06
it's coming from I think that's
really
31:08
important because tone Anthony
foutch II
31:11
has numerous trials vaccine
trials
31:15
running through his niaD that's
that's
31:17
his his outfit and that's with
with the
31:20
Gates Foundation Bill Gates who
just
31:23
recently didn't ask me anything
on
31:25
Reddit and said the only way to
track
31:27
this properly is to give
everyone who's
31:30
had the vaccination a nano dot
tattoo
31:34
that is as a chip in it so you
know and
31:40
and this kind of brings me to
you know
31:42
this I did some work and I
wrote down
31:44
and I wrote out
31:46
the four main theories that are
out
31:48
there and I think it's
important maybe
31:50
just do that now so we go
through
31:52
because we need to operate from
a lot of
31:54
these assumptions and none of
them are
31:57
mutually exclusive which is very
31:59
interesting first we have the
narrative
32:03
the narrative is a a bat got
the virus
32:09
from a pig and it was sold live
on a wet
32:11
market to a woman who then took
a dump
32:13
in the bathroom stall and then
some lady
32:16
sat on the toilet and she got
it this is
32:18
literally what the narrative is
now and
32:20
then through you know plain old
viral
32:25
transmission it eventually
wound up all
32:27
over the world am I missing
anything on
32:29
that basic narrative
32:30
well the narrative that one I
understood
32:33
was that the bats are natural
and we've
32:35
played clips about this a
natural
32:38
harbour fork ovid variations
and this
32:41
just you could've put never
you're gonna
32:43
be selling them in up you know
as food
32:46
to the Chinese some viruses
will get
32:50
make a transfer make it make to
jump to
32:52
humans and next thing you know
we're in
32:53
trouble
32:53
right right I don't need to but
the
32:56
woman crapping and all the rest
no no
32:57
that's that's that she's
patient zero
32:59
now there's lots of stuff about
patience
33:03
of course not but this is what
we're all
33:06
led to believe so that's the
basic story
33:08
so the we have four theories
I'm gonna
33:13
start with the five G theory
because
33:15
I've ignored it so long and I
finally
33:17
dove into it ignored it
completely and
33:19
I'm the five G guy you are the
five G
33:21
guy so the five G theory goes
and I have
33:25
an actual professor who speaks
about
33:27
this professor dr. Thomas Cohen
and his
33:32
thesis and I won't and it's a
very long
33:34
video so I took a very much
shorter clip
33:36
you know just under two minutes
but his
33:38
basic thesis is what is
happening is not
33:42
a virus
33:43
but there's something changing
within
33:45
the molecular structure of
human beings
33:47
that it is trying to get poison
out and
33:50
so your excreting whatever it
is and
33:53
that is then thus mistaken for
a virus
33:55
but it really comes from
something
33:58
completely different
33:59
which is a change in the entire
global
34:03
electromagnetic fear so
something
34:06
changed with the with the
electrical
34:10
pulses that surround the entire
globe
34:12
you know that's obviously from
TV to
34:15
telephone to radio to Wi-Fi and
radar
34:19
satellites all this stuff and
he backs
34:22
up this theory by taking the
timeline of
34:26
huge pandemic events and
changes in the
34:29
electromagnetic field around
the earth
34:32
this is again professor dr.
Thomas Cohen
34:34
you have a question oh yes he's
good is
34:36
good you like it so what
happened in
34:38
1918 there was a huge and
every-every
34:43
pandemic in the last 150 years
there
34:46
wasn't a quantum leap in the
34:50
electrification of the earth in
1918
34:54
late late fall of 1917 there
was the
34:57
introduction of radio waves
around the
35:00
world
35:01
whenever you expose any
biological
35:03
system to a new electromagnetic
field
35:08
you poison it you kill some and
the rest
35:11
go into a kind of suspended
animation so
35:15
that interestingly they live a
little
35:17
bit longer and sicker and then
starts in
35:20
World War two with the next
pandemic
35:22
with the introduction of radar
equipment
35:26
all over the earth blanketing
the entire
35:29
earth in radar fields first
time humans
35:32
have ever been exposed to that
in 1968
35:36
there was the Hong Kong flu and
it was
35:38
the first time the earth has a
35:40
protective layer in the Van
Allen belts
35:43
which essentially integrates
the cosmic
35:47
fields from the Sun and the
earth from
35:50
the moon and Jupiter etc
integrates that
35:54
and essentially distributes
that to the
35:57
living beings of the earth and
we put
35:59
satellites emitting radioactive
36:02
frequencies in the Van Allen
belt within
36:05
six months we had a new viral
pandemic
36:08
why viral because the people are
36:11
poisoned they excrete toxins
36:13
they look like viruses people
think it's
36:16
an it's a flu epidemic in the
1918 the
36:21
epidemic the Boston Health
Department
36:24
decided to investigate the
36:25
contagiousness of this so they
believe
36:28
it or not took hundreds of
people with
36:30
the flu and they suck the snot
out of
36:32
their nose and injected it into
the
36:35
healthy people who didn't have
the flu
36:37
and not one time could they
make the
36:40
next person sick there you go
the 5g
36:44
conspiracy in a nutshell well
you know
36:47
it falls apart the problem is I
like his
36:50
timing and there are coincident
it
36:52
thinks that happened you have
the radio
36:54
and then you have the flu but
the fan
36:57
Allen belting we have no
satellites in
36:59
the Van Allen belt area that's
way out
37:01
there our satellites are barely
off the
37:04
earth by comparison this is
nuts this
37:07
guy is full of crap because it
was
37:09
because of that one moment I
like and of
37:12
course you know now 5g used to
blame and
37:15
you can take the swine flu that
was
37:16
probably the rollout of 4G the
timing
37:19
fits I guess I were truly blame
Elon
37:24
Musk for his StarLink that is
you know
37:26
just sweeping across the sky
beaming
37:29
god-knows-what on us but I
agree this is
37:32
pretty pretty iffy but that's
the first
37:35
theory the second theory is
David Ickes
37:38
theory and he is an outstanding
video on
37:41
this very you know it's an
37:42
hour-and-a-half typical Ike
video very
37:45
long yes yeah and and his idea
is to
37:49
hypnotize in the first 45 so
his his
37:57
idea is there is no corona
virus well
38:00
there is a corona virus there's
lots of
38:02
corona viruses but there's no
co vid 19
38:05
this is a simple sleight of
hand being
38:07
done with the data and his
assertion
38:10
which I've not been able to
confirm 100%
38:12
but I know we have enough
producers out
38:15
there who will be able to help
us is
38:17
that the current testing the
quick rapid
38:21
testing that is being deployed
massively
38:24
is PCR
38:26
and PCR testing not only does
it not
38:28
show different strains but it
does not
38:31
even differentiate amongst
different
38:33
types of coronavirus it shows
up as just
38:37
yup
38:37
you've got coronavirus doesn't
mean you
38:40
have the SARS coronavirus - -
it just
38:46
means you have a corona virus
which can
38:48
also be a sniffle it can be a
cold and
38:51
it dr. Burke said something and
maybe
38:54
I'm misinterpreting it but I
think that
38:57
she is admitting this in this
following
38:59
clip I think that is the
question that
39:01
we're all looking at very
carefully now
39:03
so we're coming from models
again I said
39:06
we've never really confronted
this type
39:08
of epidemic before that hit
during a flu
39:10
season to really be able to
dissect out
39:12
what was flu what was kovat and
really
39:14
understand who was at risk and
how where
39:16
they were at risk and so we're
getting
39:18
critical information now from
all of the
39:20
front lines yeah I just don't
hear any
39:24
criticism of the testing
interesting why
39:28
don't you play I have a clip of
a woman
39:30
from Yonkers taken from an NBC
feed in
39:33
New York that kind of it maybe
this
39:36
explains it new at five o'clock
a
39:38
cautionary tale from a woman in
our area
39:41
who says the virus could be
active in
39:43
your system longer than you
think
39:45
investigative reporter dan
crowd on the
39:47
west side tonight with her
powerful
39:48
message Dan
39:52
so we can learn a lot from this
woman's
39:54
experience you followed all the
rules
39:55
all the federal guidelines only
to find
39:57
out by accident that she could
still be
40:00
contagious for this teacher and
mother
40:03
from Yonkers the last month has
felt
40:06
like a year like a
science-fiction movie
40:08
on March 6 Julie Thayer woke up
with
40:10
flu-like symptoms and tested
positive
40:12
for kovat 19 I spiked a fever
of 102
40:15
point 7 and it started with the
cough
40:18
and that triggered my asthma
40:21
she's self isolated at home for
weeks
40:23
you just feel lucky that you
were one of
40:25
the survivors as miserable as I
was as
40:27
sick as I was I was not on a
ventilator
40:30
the CDC guidelines recommend
anyone who
40:32
tests positive to remain in
isolation
40:34
for at least 7 days since
symptoms first
40:36
appeared in at least three days
since
40:38
recovery
40:39
Daler says she tripled that
40:41
recommendation he stayed
isolated for 21
40:44
days he met all those criteria
so I went
40:48
out into the world and luckily
my first
40:51
trip to the world was to give
blood the
40:53
antibodies in her plasma could
be used
40:55
to help critically ill kovat 19
patients
40:57
they took her blood along with
a second
41:00
test you were not in reality I
was not
41:04
she tested positive again that
was three
41:08
weeks after her initial
symptoms the
41:10
truth is that the virus lives
in your
41:12
body a lot longer than we think
she says
41:15
she received mixed messages
depending on
41:17
who she talked to they
apologized and
41:19
they said you know this is new
for us
41:21
we're not really sure that's
happening
41:24
to me oh I love how they put
this
41:26
together like a frickin radio
lab
41:28
episode stuck our answers in
every
41:30
supposition and preposition
that they
41:33
could do is like come on come on
41:35
but the David Icke theory is
probably
41:39
the simplest of all of them and
them and
41:42
really I think the most likely
but I
41:43
have two more to go let me just
go
41:44
through this so he says this is
all a
41:47
sleight of hand it's being done
with
41:49
data I have a tremendous
problem without
41:50
the data where it's coming from
how it's
41:52
being presented but let's just
say there
41:54
is no way to define between
someone who
41:59
has developed kovat 19-the
disease based
42:01
upon a corona virus and someone
who has
42:04
influenza
42:05
which can also detect as
coronavirus in
42:08
your system in fact we can have
42:09
coronaviruses in our system at
any
42:12
moment and not have any we have
lots of
42:14
viruses and stuff going around
in us so
42:17
that's why we're seeing this is
a
42:19
regular normal flu death count
because
42:22
that's what it is
42:23
data misrepresentation is being
used to
42:26
show the problem of course we
have the
42:29
reaction which is gin this is
David
42:31
Ickes thing problem reaction
solution we
42:33
have the media to jack
everybody up and
42:35
make everybody afraid and the
solution
42:37
is back to the people who
clearly are in
42:40
charge of the data which is the
vaccine
42:42
guys and gals and this is foul
Qi niaD
42:45
the Bill Gates Foundation World
Health
42:47
Organization whatever else the
goal is
42:50
vaccines tracking and
ultimately this
42:54
will be used for climate change
42:55
mitigation and I think David
Icke has
42:57
some very good points again
these are
43:00
not all mutually exclusive
because no
43:03
matter where this came from
people are
43:05
gonna take advantage of it
43:06
so whether Gates and those guys
created
43:09
it or jumped in to make the
most of it
43:11
is unclear then the most
colorful of all
43:15
this would be the cue theory
the cute
43:20
the cue theory Oh actually just
to wind
43:24
up David Ickes here's a project
veritas
43:27
released a new video this
morning where
43:30
I was the guy named the guys
named James
43:32
O'Keefe he went to a
drive-through
43:34
testing and there was National
Guard did
43:37
you see this National Guard not
a couple
43:39
of days ago actually okay well
let's
43:40
just play this this opening
clip what
43:42
about the situation itself is
it as bad
43:45
as ever the media is saying the
whole
43:46
pandemic oh it's just the flu
that's all
43:51
this Wow is the media reporting
43:56
bad as people are saying it's
not as bad
44:00
as them the media is making it
out
44:03
bigger Wow just be precautious
yep all
44:08
right and it's not as bad as
the media
44:10
is saying I'm hearing you're
doing
44:15
everything yeah Wow it's
amazing how
44:23
Veritas can't even get good
audio when
44:26
it's not even hidden Sun
believable the
44:30
whole thing I got one more clip
I want
44:32
to play before you finish this
because
44:33
this also kind of plays in the
idea that
44:35
maybe this is just testing
issues and
44:38
some other data problems and
all the
44:41
rest of it because because fout
she's
44:43
actually already covered his
ass for the
44:48
next go-round of this next year
it seems
44:51
to me if you play this corona
immunity
44:53
clip oh yes the leading
infectious
44:56
disease expert on president
Trump's
44:58
coronavirus task force says
he's really
45:00
confident that those who were
infected
45:02
and then recover from kovat 19
can build
45:04
up an immunity to it dr.
Anthony Fauci
45:06
director of the National
Institute of
45:08
Allergy and Infectious Diseases
appeared
45:11
remotely on The Daily Show with
Trevor
45:12
Noah when he was asked about the
45:14
possibility of reinfection from
45:16
coronavirus but if this virus
acts like
45:19
every other virus that we know
once you
45:22
get infected get better clear
the virus
45:25
that you'll have immunity that
will
45:27
protect you against reinfection
on
45:29
Noah's show which is practicing
social
45:30
distancing and being filmed
remotely
45:32
doctor foul Qi cautioned that
his take
45:34
is not 100% given because the
full study
45:37
had not taken place yet still
the
45:39
infectious diseases expert
seemed
45:41
certain so it's never 100% but
I'd be
45:43
willing to bet anything that
people who
45:45
recover are really protected
against
45:48
reinfection Business Insider
reports
45:50
that blood tests have been
carried out
45:51
by Chinese health officials
showing that
45:53
antibodies have been developed
to fight
45:55
off the virus which is an
indication
45:57
that the person tested
contracted Koba
45:59
19 despite showing little or no
symptoms
46:02
Matt Freeman a researcher at the
46:04
University of Maryland School of
46:05
Medicine in Baltimore told NPR
that it's
46:08
very likely that those who
recover from
46:10
coronavirus develop at least
some level
46:12
of immunity to it and that even
if
46:14
reinfected later on the effects
of the
46:16
disease would be much less huh
yes that
46:22
is a good data point to have so
those
46:26
kind of kind of slips in with
just what
46:29
we're seeing in normal thinking
but for
46:31
this the cue theory which has
especially
46:34
now with this enhanced naval
exit drug
46:39
in for counter drug enforcement
exercise
46:41
mission etc I think the cue
boys and
46:46
girls are gonna be very jacked
up I need
46:48
to think we should put them on
for a
46:49
second get your glasses get
your glasses
46:51
here we go they're on you got
it on yeah
46:57
I'm waiting alright so I'm just
gonna go
47:01
through a paragraph that I
wrote down
47:03
that'll explain the basic
theory there's
47:06
no need to stop me halfway cue
turns out
47:10
to actually be John F Kennedy
jr.
47:13
who went undercover when the
deep state
47:16
took over this of course is
when Hillary
47:18
Clinton tried to have him
killed as she
47:20
became the senator of New York
which was
47:22
supposed to be JFK jr. and JFK
jr. has
47:25
been patiently awaiting revenge
on the
47:27
elites for killing his dad of
course
47:29
this makes total sense with the
Bob
47:31
Dylan song release about JFK
being
47:34
killed by the timber wolf
47:35
so the elites who as we know
eat babies
47:39
have pizza parties they all
party with
47:41
Epstein and Weinstein but most
47:43
importantly the elites in the
world I'm
47:45
looking at you Hollywood
politicians
47:47
rich people not only do they
abuse
47:50
children they take adrenochrome
which is
47:54
extracted from children who are
first
47:56
put into a state of distress
that
47:57
releases compounds like
adrenaline into
48:00
their blood and then they take
this so
48:03
in order to track the elites to
unseal
48:07
the thousands of sealed
indictments
48:10
around the world
48:12
a tainted batch of Adina
adrenochrome
48:14
was circulated amongst a list
of elites
48:16
that they got from Harvey
Weinstein who
48:19
gave them up in return for
sentence
48:21
reduction or disappearing him
perhaps
48:23
through a coronavirus death so
the
48:27
shutdown of the world is so
that Trump
48:29
bar the military the white hats
all over
48:32
the world can arrest the over
160,000
48:35
people worldwide stopping this
scourge
48:38
of killing babies where we go
one where
48:41
we go all I think we should
take them
48:45
off right now you know I've
yeah this
48:50
theory was floating around I
paid little
48:54
attention to it oh but I could
there's
48:59
some novel writers out there
this should
49:01
be actually doing some serious
work and
49:02
providing some some you know
some
49:04
compliments to Hollywood
producers
49:06
because this is it's really very
49:09
creative I like the way they
slipped
49:11
everything in and it and it
seeps so far
49:14
I think you made the point with
the guy
49:16
with the guys on the street
earlier who
49:18
are starting to listen to you
know
49:20
because you hear this stuff all
over the
49:21
5g stuff the New World Order
the digital
49:24
money all in on it and now
there must
49:26
have been 10 there's something
else
49:27
going on which resulted in this
clip
49:29
which is the rail engineer who
tried to
49:32
ram the USS mercy with a
locomotive we
49:36
begin with breaking news just
coming in
49:38
this afternoon a bizarre story
here a
49:39
train engineer at the Port of
Los
49:41
Angeles has been arrested on
suspicion
49:43
of intentionally crashing a
locomotive
49:46
near the Navy hospital ship
Mercy
49:48
federal prosecutors say the
train
49:50
engineer claimed the ship has an
49:52
alternate purpose for being
docked there
49:55
possibly a government takeover
49:56
Eduardo Moreno of San Pedro
allegedly
49:59
ran the train at full speed off
the end
50:01
of the railroad tracks
yesterday in an
50:03
apparent attempt to damage the
ship the
50:06
Mersey which was not damaged
it's docked
50:08
here in LA to help ease the
burden on
50:10
local hospitals that are busy
with
50:12
coronavirus patients
50:14
I love that story now that I
love this
50:19
story - I can't believe I'm
missing this
50:23
we finally have a fantastic
opportunity
50:26
to play it all aboard
50:28
[Music]
50:32
so my wife says yeah I said
what is this
50:36
guy's nuts
50:36
they exposed the ship is there
for a
50:40
government takeover and I'm
thinking a
50:43
government takeover of what the
50:45
government the government's
already
50:47
taken over the government who's
what
50:51
what is this a different
government is
50:53
well we don't actually know
what the guy
50:54
said the guy probably said you
know
50:57
they're trying to save the
elites by
50:58
putting him on the ship and
taking them
51:00
away to safety that would be
something
51:02
that a cure would say you know
well
51:05
whatever he said we don't know
for sure
51:07
because they don't have a tape
of it but
51:09
this is getting nuts and and
the key and
51:13
all of these theories you could
make
51:15
them fit you could make every
single one
51:17
of them fit which is the nice
thing
51:19
about it is and they're also
not as I
51:21
said now I'm usually exclusive
you can
51:22
use pieces of one for the other
I have
51:25
to say when I hear 22 countries
and
51:27
their surrounding Venezuela and
the
51:30
Caribbean islands and the the
west coast
51:34
of South America you know it's
like well
51:36
who knows what's going on but
then the
51:38
fourth and final one which has
pieces of
51:42
ours I call this the booby trap
theory
51:44
and this has been pieced
together with a
51:47
lot of help from some people
military
51:50
intelligence although known has
claimed
51:52
this to be the way that's
happened but
51:54
there are new stories to back
up the
51:56
individual events at least
people
52:00
placing people in places with
certain
52:02
jobs doing something whether
it's comes
52:05
down to the way the theory runs
or not I
52:07
don't know so let's do the
booby trap
52:09
theory initially Iran
contracted with a
52:13
Swiss biochemist to create a
bioweapon
52:15
that could be used against the
Saudis
52:17
it's totally believable the
Israeli
52:21
Mossad caught wind of this and
they
52:24
swapped the weapon out for a
czars
52:26
version
52:27
that would not transmit easily
would
52:31
kill would be deadly would be
lethal but
52:33
would not transmit Eve easily
so that
52:35
wound up with Saudi Arabia once
they had
52:38
that they sent it to a Dutch
lab for
52:40
testing
52:40
the Dutch then sent a sample to
Winnipeg
52:44
to their bioweapons lab to find
out what
52:46
this virus was that's where the
Chinese
52:49
stole the sample we have lots
of people
52:51
from the PLA the People's
Liberation
52:53
Army going back and forth from
China and
52:56
Winnipeg and all these
different labs
52:57
stole the sample and brought it
to their
53:00
own bio lab in Wuhan now as the
53:02
backstory to this which is of
course I
53:04
have no proof of this the
Chinese
53:07
apparently been working on a
biological
53:08
first strike since 2005 with
the idea to
53:12
be crippled key places and
basically do
53:15
a soft invasion and they plan
to use a
53:19
bat SARS a bat based SARS to be
53:22
transmitted through water
53:23
infrastructures doesn't
transmit like
53:25
the like the flu it really has
to be
53:29
through plumbing water or feces
that
53:31
kind of direct contact so China
was so
53:34
desperate because of trade
sanctions
53:36
their internal economy they
decided the
53:39
best thing to do was probably
deploy
53:41
their bio weapon and this got
back to in
53:45
military intelligence in the
USA that's
53:47
when Fort Detrick created a
mirror image
53:50
of the virus the Chinese had
which was
53:53
already modified by the
Israelis and
53:55
they now made it into two
strains yeah
53:57
I'm just giving you the full
load so
53:59
they came up with a two strains
idea the
54:02
else train which is lethal that
would go
54:04
in the water it transfers
through
54:06
plumbing an extra mint and the
s strain
54:09
which is the airborne
inoculation strain
54:12
the concept being that you
spread the L
54:14
strain in the direct in the
direct area
54:17
you're targeting and then you
blanket
54:19
everything with the s strain so
people
54:22
quickly can spread out a very
mild
54:24
version that inoculates you
from the L
54:26
strain which and that L strain
is and
54:28
they called an ancient corona
virus so
54:30
it's it's been around for a
long time
54:32
and apparently it also had this
this
54:35
modified version might have had
some
54:37
other features that would
render any
54:38
Chinese countermeasure
54:40
useless this version was then
inserted
54:43
into the lab at Wuhan this is
where the
54:46
probably another professor
transferring
54:48
this stuff we have so many
arrests
54:50
coming in and going out of the
United
54:51
States of Chinese bio
researchers with
54:54
undocumented viruses they're
carrying
54:56
with them
54:57
we have arrest records
everything I've
54:59
read the documents ma'am so
then the
55:01
booby trap deploys which I know
that's
55:03
that's what we kind of surmise
is this
55:06
thing blew open kind of like
you stole
55:09
something from the clothing
store you
55:11
try to get the tag off it blows
up with
55:14
the pink all over you in this
case it's
55:16
spread in Wuhan so in the last
ditch
55:19
effort because they saw that
that this
55:21
was some of it was the real
dangerous
55:24
virus which is absolutely
killing people
55:26
specifically in Wuhan in places
where
55:29
people have very poor hygiene
so they
55:32
decided the CCP the Chinese
Communist
55:34
Party sent out carriers of the
strains
55:37
to the US in Europe and hope
that they
55:39
would have a head start and
could play
55:40
the hero to upstage the US once
55:43
everything is was over and
you'll notice
55:46
there's no cases in our Freneau
cases in
55:48
South America
55:49
well South America is their
drug supply
55:51
route they don't want to mess
that up
55:52
Africa is their bread and
butter they
55:55
don't want to mess that out so
nothing
55:56
was sent that way no elf strain
lethal
55:59
virus and then of course they
started
56:02
blaming the u.s. from within
the u.s. is
56:04
very own media and eventually
they
56:08
figured out that the S train
could
56:12
inoculate people and that's
what they
56:14
were spraying all over the city
of Wuhan
56:16
to get everybody exposed to the
56:19
inoculation virus and and be
able to you
56:24
know hide all the people who
died early
56:27
on from the from the ELL strain
which
56:30
could explain some of these hot
spots
56:32
where people went directly from
Wuhan to
56:35
New York went directly from New
Wuhan to
56:38
northern Italy Spain actually
was before
56:41
northern Italy and where we're
at now is
56:46
we basically are tried the u.s.
is
56:48
trying to track people who have
the L
56:51
strain but you don't have to
worry too
56:53
because if someone has it they
will
56:55
probably be very sick maybe
make it they
56:58
might not but it's not
transmissible
57:00
through the same methods as the
what
57:05
we're basically seeing
everywhere else
57:06
which is now one of the eight
strains
57:09
that are available so that's
kind of the
57:12
bio weapon version of what
happened and
57:15
it could have been pieces of
all of them
57:18
except for the QED thing that's
a little
57:19
tough I don't know about the 5g
I'm sure
57:22
electromagnetic waves don't help
57:25
anything
57:26
so I'm sure it didn't make it
better but
57:29
I think we're somewhere between
the Ike
57:30
theory and and the booby trap
but
57:33
ultimately I just don't see the
actual
57:36
danger in the numbers as
presented and
57:40
nor should only anybody else
well it's
57:47
definitely an issue
57:49
the reason I'm stalling here
because I'm
57:55
watching these these I can look
down the
57:57
hill and I can see these
workers down by
57:59
the tracks doing something
screwy yeah
58:02
they're setting up 5g towers
yet while
58:07
you're looking at that I'll
give you a
58:08
here's a little update on the
models
58:11
from dr. Burks who explains
what we're
58:13
really looking at at this
moment in time
58:15
so the cases you're seeing
right now
58:17
hospitalized and this is a very
58:19
important point for the
American public
58:20
what we're seeing in the
hospitals now
58:23
are people who most likely got
exposed
58:26
and sick more than two weeks
ago so
58:29
you're seeing what was
occurring two and
58:32
three weeks ago so the things
we have
58:34
put in place over the last
eight days
58:37
and what the mayor and governor
has done
58:39
over the last seven days you
won't see
58:41
the impact of that for at least
another
58:43
seven or 14 days and that's why
you
58:46
can't always just look at the
hospital
58:48
rates to determine whether
you're having
58:50
an impact epidemiologically so
again
58:53
these numbers that we're seeing
which
58:55
are all cumulative the charts
you see
58:57
are cumulative they just added
up oh my
58:59
god it's adding up instead of
how many
59:01
deaths per day how many cases
per day
59:03
and it's still well under the
typical
59:06
influenza outbreak levels yes
which is
59:11
good I mean they have numbers on
59:13
influenza for this left since
January
59:15
that are higher than this
59:17
it's very disconcerning it's
it's you
59:21
know there should be some
leveling off
59:23
it seems to me with this stay
at home
59:27
and by the way podcasters in
most of
59:30
these areas that have a stay at
home
59:31
order we're part of media
essential
59:34
essential personnel we are
exempt yes so
59:38
you can go out and float around
so we
59:40
had our our zoom video date
with the
59:43
former New York banker and his
wife
59:44
Sunday after the show I found
out we
59:55
were not their first assuming
video date
59:57
I was somewhat insulted that's
terrible
1:00:00
you weren't there first I felt
and you
1:00:02
know felt a little little
disappointed
1:00:04
by that they actually I have to
say
1:00:07
was quite a not a bad
experience we just
1:00:11
had money a bad experience it's
like you
1:00:14
know once they're light you put
somebody
1:00:15
on the phone at dinner and then
it's not
1:00:19
a bad experience it's just dumb
but you
1:00:21
know they were there yes but it
would
1:00:25
have been better if they were
there but
1:00:26
I think we got nobody had in
like an
1:00:28
hour and a half and we drinkin
and
1:00:29
chatting and it was quite
enjoyable and
1:00:32
I learned some things first of
all it is
1:00:35
important to know that New York
is empty
1:00:37
I mean there's only I think a
million
1:00:39
point seven people who live
there
1:00:41
full-time actually living in
Manhattan
1:00:44
now that's that's Manhattan
that's not
1:00:46
all of New York but every day
said
1:00:49
everybody is gone they everyone
left the
1:00:52
buildings are empty this has
just got to
1:00:54
be the poor schlubs who
couldn't go to
1:00:56
the Hamptons anywhere in Long
Island or
1:00:59
Connecticut so there's going to
be a
1:01:02
limit as to how many people can
get sick
1:01:04
period because the city is
empty but
1:01:07
while it was super exciting to
learn is
1:01:09
that the bailout or not what's
called
1:01:13
it's not a bailout the stimulus
money
1:01:15
the 2.2 trillion that we're
going
1:01:17
partially people will receive
as money
1:01:20
and the additional 4 trillion
so 6.2
1:01:24
trillion combined cannot and
will not
1:01:29
create inflation and I said
well how
1:01:34
does that work if you print
more money
1:01:37
or if you make more money isn't
that by
1:01:40
definition inflating the money
supply is
1:01:42
it not inflationary he said yes
but this
1:01:45
is immunized money have you
heard of
1:01:49
this term no I'm still listening
1:01:51
immunized money it's immune from
1:01:55
creating inflation because it's
not
1:01:59
actually new created money and
I'm gonna
1:02:02
try and explain it it's done
through
1:02:04
reverse repos and here's how it
works
1:02:07
the Federal Reserve sells
Treasuries and
1:02:11
receives cash today against the
promised
1:02:15
to buy Treasuries and pay cash
back on a
1:02:18
later date this is usually
1:02:20
six month period so the net
impact of
1:02:24
this on the market is that the
market
1:02:26
lends the Fed the money because
the
1:02:29
Treasury price is fixed so
there's no
1:02:30
market risk you're gonna get it
back in
1:02:32
six months the market lending
the Fed
1:02:34
money offsets the cash the Fed
provides
1:02:36
to buy all the securities they
are now
1:02:38
buying to support which of
course makes
1:02:41
it a circular system and it
comes right
1:02:42
back he says he says this book
he says
1:02:45
this is modern monetary theory
and then
1:02:49
I knew this on Sunday but it's
now
1:02:52
starting to show up in the in
the papers
1:02:54
you'll see repos this repo that
it is
1:02:57
completely cooking the books I
just
1:02:58
created created a little kind
of guys I
1:03:02
remember when this was still a
magazine
1:03:05
had sold to these other guys
and these
1:03:07
guys sold and then they put
some stock
1:03:09
out and then they refinance and
they
1:03:10
said the stock guys no no
there's only
1:03:12
gonna be worth $1 take it or
leave it
1:03:13
and they we had this one
accountant
1:03:16
there that was running the
company and
1:03:18
this guy I always thought was a
genius
1:03:21
he could keep this company
losing money
1:03:23
afloat and doing well seemingly
free an
1:03:27
infinite period of time until
he finally
1:03:29
unloaded the asset to somebody
else and
1:03:32
and I've seen this done before
and it's
1:03:35
only done by a very few I don't
know
1:03:38
what level of intelligence they
have
1:03:41
they seem like normal people
they don't
1:03:43
say they're not you know
wagging around
1:03:45
there their IQ it's just in it
but they
1:03:49
can do this stuff and I believe
that
1:03:50
minuchin might be one of those
guys
1:03:52
it's minuchin totally minuchin
also this
1:03:56
is with Fink rat from Blackrock
they
1:03:59
cook today and this apparently
is the
1:04:01
use diversion of this in the
2008-2009
1:04:04
crisis but that was so much
bigger
1:04:08
because it was home values that
you know
1:04:10
the people things had to go
away hello
1:04:13
Lehman Brothers things had to
die in the
1:04:15
system because of and that's
why they
1:04:17
created you know tarp that Bear
Stearns
1:04:19
is the other one yeah so they
you know
1:04:20
they shoved all the assets and
some you
1:04:22
know some off-book thing that
will come
1:04:25
back to bite our grandchildren's
1:04:27
grandchildren whatever but the
actual
1:04:29
money they created was not that
much
1:04:31
bigger than
1:04:32
but this is this is how they do
it is it
1:04:34
will not be this is an endless
money
1:04:37
supply you can no you can't
even all you
1:04:39
have to do it in bits you can
only do
1:04:41
you know like ten trillion a
year but
1:04:43
this is modern monetary theory
this is
1:04:45
it
1:04:46
this is it and the only thing
we have to
1:04:48
do did not wind up to be like
Japan is
1:04:50
make babies we need children
otherwise
1:04:54
you'd land up and what the
banker calls
1:04:56
the Japanese debt trap where
doesn't it
1:04:58
let's take a look at what's
going on now
1:05:00
perhaps this whole stay-at-home
thing is
1:05:03
to force people to have more
sex it's
1:05:07
certain giant scheme it
certainly
1:05:08
wouldn't hurt they're gonna be
there's
1:05:12
gonna be a mini baby boom after
this had
1:05:14
happened you just by turning
the lights
1:05:15
black in New York for a couple
that was
1:05:19
more than a couple hours yeah
well I was
1:05:20
yes but it did create a mini
baby boom
1:05:23
and if you're gonna make people
stay at
1:05:24
home they're gonna eighties are
coming
1:05:29
babies are coming then you can
you
1:05:32
reported on this recently with
this
1:05:34
shortage of prophylactics I did
a rubber
1:05:37
shortage anyway were you or
Horowitz
1:05:39
must have been horror and see
really
1:05:42
they were they've run out of
them
1:05:43
condoms you can't get them part
of the
1:05:48
scheme now Europe is falling
the F apart
1:05:55
it is right now they're in
there they're
1:06:00
like deer in the headlights
they don't
1:06:03
know what to do every country
is trying
1:06:06
to take care of their people but
1:06:07
countries like Italy Spain
they're broke
1:06:10
they have no money they owe so
much
1:06:12
money already - the you have a
Stephen
1:06:15
minuchin they don't have a man
well
1:06:16
minuchin apparently is working
with
1:06:19
Italy and maybe even Spain so
up comes
1:06:22
the idea that they said they
would never
1:06:24
ever do which was a euro bond
ie yes
1:06:28
writer write a bond that would
raise
1:06:32
money for the entire eurozone
and
1:06:35
although the Germans are kind
of like
1:06:38
and the French like
1:06:40
the Dutch came out and went nah
if
1:06:44
you're not going to do this we
don't see
1:06:46
why the people of the
Netherlands must
1:06:49
pay for those poor shits in
Italy and
1:06:52
this is their then I'm I'm
1:06:58
editorializing it a bit but
that's how
1:07:00
it's coming across and people
are pissed
1:07:03
off but you recall a couple of
the
1:07:06
promises at the forming of the
European
1:07:09
Union no passports that's done
Germany
1:07:14
has completely shut down its
borders at
1:07:15
not just the only country
people are now
1:07:18
checking if he then is based on
license
1:07:20
plate if you can come across
the board
1:07:22
or not we would have the same
money well
1:07:24
that's pretty sad now that
everybody's
1:07:26
the same money because
countries like
1:07:28
Greece and Spain and Italy
can't in flip
1:07:32
their currency to get out of
this no
1:07:34
they are have the euro and
above all it
1:07:37
was promised they would never
do a euro
1:07:40
bond instead and you may
remember this
1:07:43
from at least 12 years ago they
created
1:07:46
the European Stability
Mechanism do you
1:07:49
remember this the ESA yeah I
think we
1:07:51
talked about we talked I talked
about it
1:07:52
incessantly because it is
exactly what a
1:07:56
euro bond is only they set it
up over
1:07:58
ten years ago probably for
something
1:08:01
just like this and the way the
European
1:08:03
Stability Mechanism works is
we'll print
1:08:07
up money and that'll be paid
for by the
1:08:09
other states which is exactly
what a
1:08:11
euro bond is except they call
it the
1:08:14
European Stability Mechanism and
1:08:16
everyone's like oh yeah that's
a good
1:08:17
idea let's do that instead of
you know
1:08:19
trying to help those people
with our
1:08:21
money that we work so hard for
1:08:23
but that's so it's a trick it's
like
1:08:26
we're gonna tell you where to do
1:08:27
something other than that but
it's
1:08:29
actually something we created a
decade
1:08:30
ago which does exactly the same
thing
1:08:32
and I think that they're going
to you
1:08:38
know Italy is going to
determine whether
1:08:42
the EU project falls apart or
not and
1:08:45
Italy is in deep trouble
1:08:51
one point the Italians are
giving their
1:08:55
citizens
1:08:55
I think it's 300 euros to start
off with
1:09:01
I know if that's bi-weekly or
weekly in
1:09:04
order to receive your 300 euros
you have
1:09:08
to go to the equivalent of the
Italian
1:09:10
IRS and you have to show your
numbers
1:09:15
which of course everybody
cheats so no
1:09:19
one can go to the Italian IRS
and say
1:09:22
hey I have a right to this
money because
1:09:24
most of them have never filed
income tax
1:09:26
or solo in the past that they
couldn't
1:09:28
even exist even on paper so
there's a
1:09:32
large portion of the population
is
1:09:35
afraid to get bailout you know
to get
1:09:37
stimulus money because of their
their
1:09:40
lying and cheating on their
taxes and
1:09:42
I'm sure this happens
everywhere but
1:09:44
according to will oh it's a big
problem
1:09:46
in the Italians just don't know
what to
1:09:48
do do I take the risk of getting
1:09:51
investigated later and take the
money
1:09:53
now hmm well you know they
should just
1:09:59
mention in passing that
coronaviruses as
1:10:04
insofar as the coronavirus is
concerned
1:10:06
that sweden has taken a
completely
1:10:08
different tact from all of
europe and
1:10:11
they their tact is hey man
let's just
1:10:15
forget about it and how are
they doing
1:10:17
fine well and you know that's
the thing
1:10:20
it's like if you look at the
even the
1:10:21
pew pew map from Johns Hopkins
who are
1:10:24
also part of the Cabal yeah
these
1:10:26
numbers you know you'll see
like there's
1:10:28
many states many counties
there's no
1:10:31
recovery numbers there's a lot
of
1:10:34
departing one of our Grand
Dukes and a
1:10:37
note in about Darius living it
there's
1:10:39
no this has been going on for
over a
1:10:41
month and they have so many
cases it
1:10:43
wouldn't zero recovery so the
numbers
1:10:47
are bogus on that Johns Hopkins
map
1:10:50
which I think just looks bogus
and the
1:10:52
numbers may just include
influenza or
1:10:55
maybe it's all influenza yeah
it's not
1:11:00
good well then I do have a few
questions
1:11:04
or a couple of observations one
I'm
1:11:07
sorry moving down the desk here
there's
1:11:12
this big discussion over masks
should
1:11:15
you wear a mask and it's very
confusing
1:11:18
the Surgeon General has said as
much who
1:11:21
I don't know Jerome Adams
1:11:22
I don't know how he became
Surgeon
1:11:24
General he looks good in the
uniform but
1:11:27
he seems like a nincompoop
1:11:29
he he doesn't communicate
effectively
1:11:33
what he communicates he's
confusing and
1:11:36
his message was basically no no
it
1:11:40
doesn't help we need the masks
for now
1:11:43
you've heard the confusion it's
like
1:11:45
well the masks
1:11:45
don't don't wear masks are no
good we
1:11:48
need them yes that's it well it
hit me
1:11:53
all of a sudden I know why they
don't
1:11:55
want the public to wear masks
hello the
1:12:00
shake the surefire way to avoid
facial
1:12:03
recognition come on now yes it
will
1:12:10
yep it's a surefire way to
avoid facial
1:12:14
recognition so for that reason
alone I
1:12:16
regularly yes wear a mask is
good and
1:12:20
I'm I'm the more I think about
it
1:12:22
because now we're getting into
this
1:12:23
tracking and tracing it appears
the
1:12:26
trace together framework which
is
1:12:28
created has been deployed first
in
1:12:32
Singapore we play the horrible
1:12:34
promo reel of how to do it and
it uses a
1:12:37
combination of things including
the low
1:12:41
powered Bluetooth which is what
my
1:12:43
hearing aids use as well and
low-power
1:12:45
bluetooth is interesting
because you can
1:12:48
literally control the the power
through
1:12:52
software and that can help you
determine
1:12:55
how far away a sensor is or
another blue
1:12:58
to
1:12:58
device that you'd be
interacting with
1:13:00
and it appears that many of the
groups
1:13:04
building apps and they're being
built
1:13:07
and deployed everyone's got an
app
1:13:08
including Apple and Google and
that's
1:13:10
the official one and updates
1:13:12
automatically by the way don't
worry
1:13:13
about it they'll fix it for you
the
1:13:15
problem with the Tres together
framework
1:13:17
which is open source and this
has been
1:13:20
analyzed link in the show notes
any show
1:13:22
notes com there are two
trackers in
1:13:24
there which although they seem
innocuous
1:13:28
going to a a data company one
data
1:13:32
company that doesn't sell your
data is
1:13:34
of all bullcrap ultimately what
they can
1:13:36
get from you is your device ID
your IP
1:13:39
address you know a lot of
different
1:13:40
things so it's not going to be
safe by
1:13:43
any sense of the imagination
those two
1:13:45
trackers are in there it's just
on
1:13:47
github you can go take a look
at it take
1:13:49
a look at the code
1:13:50
but the biggest I don't know
one other
1:13:53
thing can we all admit now for
once and
1:13:56
for all that Amazon is full of
crap with
1:14:03
their delivery drones because
if there
1:14:07
was ever a time to roll it out
this
1:14:09
would be the time so can we all
agree
1:14:11
now that this is horseshit and
it's
1:14:13
never gonna happen it's just a
PR tactic
1:14:17
please I I said it from day one
of
1:14:22
course but people get all
jacked up
1:14:24
about it and now alright isn't
this the
1:14:26
perfect time the perfect time
to have
1:14:30
your drones delivering no
because it's
1:14:32
completely impractical and dumb
just
1:14:35
like police forces around the
world now
1:14:38
deploying their drones with for
one
1:14:40
reason and one reason only to
justify
1:14:42
the use of drones Western
Australia
1:14:46
they're the eyes and voices in
the sky
1:14:51
like something out of a science
fiction
1:14:53
movie but this is our new
reality police
1:14:58
drones breaking up groups of
more than
1:15:01
two these drones will be used
at parks
1:15:03
and other places where people
congregate
1:15:05
and people are not adhering to
the
1:15:07
social distancing rules from
midnight
1:15:09
tonight unless you're from the
same
1:15:11
household only two people can be
1:15:13
together in public both indoors
and
1:15:15
outdoors
1:15:17
the drone fleet is another
weapon to
1:15:19
protect frontline police and us
Bossier
1:15:22
to covert 19 it's another
weapon in the
1:15:28
arsenal this is terrorizing
people it is
1:15:32
it is unnecessary
1:15:33
it is only justifying this dumb
it's
1:15:36
dumb go over to the two people
and get
1:15:41
the megaphone there and say no
we have
1:15:50
to send the damn drone over
like a bunch
1:15:52
of jag-offs come on it's
terrorizing
1:15:56
people although I did get this
isoh it's
1:16:01
so New World Order I love it
thank you
1:16:03
your actions are saving theirs
no
1:16:08
citizen in there and in
Australia
1:16:10
they're not considered citizens
thank
1:16:14
you so these things are bad and
people
1:16:21
should revolt against this type
of use
1:16:24
of drones this is really really
not cool
1:16:28
I agree I'm not even gonna do
say
1:16:33
anything oh I forgot to mention
the New
1:16:36
York banker he says
interestingly
1:16:38
although not in his class
1:16:41
ouchy attended the former is an
alum of
1:16:45
the former near of bankers high
school
1:16:46
and he played basketball and was
1:16:49
apparently quite good pouchy
yes the
1:16:54
guy's five feet tall he said
well back
1:16:56
gaurantee was a guard
cheerleader maybe
1:16:59
I know what he was doing but
hmm then I
1:17:06
have one other fun little data
point and
1:17:11
this is kind of back to the
economy and
1:17:14
how we're doing and maybe this
has to do
1:17:16
with maybe this is part of the
Venezuela
1:17:18
thing I'm not sure Trump was
asked in I
1:17:22
want to say this wasn't
yesterday's this
1:17:24
might have been the day before
1:17:25
yesterday's briefing about the
oil war
1:17:30
the standoff between Saudi
Arabia and
1:17:32
Russia we have so much oil now
that
1:17:35
prices are are down what is it
now is
1:17:37
the $19 a barrel in California
the gas
1:17:43
prices are the same yeah went
up for you
1:17:45
guys got more of it well I left
as much
1:17:52
of this clip in as was possible
in order
1:17:55
to keep context and I chopped
out some
1:17:57
spaces but he spoken in some
length
1:18:00
about the oil clash and with
Trump you
1:18:02
gotta listen carefully to what
he's
1:18:04
saying who is he
1:18:06
Trump you got to listen to
carefully
1:18:08
what Trump is saying cuz it
comes out in
1:18:10
whackies pieces and bits but
the info
1:18:14
was sometimes really in there
there we
1:18:17
go well look we have a great oil
1:18:19
industry and the oil industry
is being
1:18:22
ravaged and as you know Russia
and I
1:18:24
spoke to President Putin we had
a great
1:18:26
call
1:18:27
Russia Saudi Arabia I spoke
with a crown
1:18:29
prince we had a great call but
I think
1:18:33
that they will work it out over
the next
1:18:35
few days if you ask me I think
it's just
1:18:38
it's too simple not to be able
to they
1:18:41
both know what they have to do
so I
1:18:43
think I have confidence and
both that
1:18:45
they'll be able to work it out
but it's
1:18:48
it has ravaged an industry
worldwide
1:18:51
that here I mean worldwide the
oil
1:18:54
industry has been ravaged so
there was a
1:18:56
lot of oil production to start
off with
1:18:58
and then on top of it it got
hit with
1:19:00
the virus and business went
down 3540
1:19:04
percent so that that business
is a tough
1:19:07
one and you know they have
ships all
1:19:10
over the sea I told you
yesterday all
1:19:12
over to see massive tankers
that they're
1:19:14
using for storage they go out
and they
1:19:16
just sit there there's no place
to go
1:19:18
they have massive amounts now
gasoline
1:19:23
is gonna be 99 cents a gallon
unless you
1:19:25
know that that's already
starting it's
1:19:26
popping up 99 cents so that's
like
1:19:29
giving a massive tax cut to
people of
1:19:32
our country when we try and get
the
1:19:33
airlines California if you know
is
1:19:36
costing much less it helps with
getting
1:19:38
the airlines which is always a
tough
1:19:40
business always has been a tough
1:19:41
business but with that being
said look
1:19:44
I'm I want to get that industry
back
1:19:46
where was we were doing records
in that
1:19:48
industrial so we want to get it
back to
1:19:50
where it was so I think that
Saudi
1:19:53
Arabia Russia they're
negotiating
1:19:55
they're talking and I think
they'll come
1:19:58
up with something I'm gonna
meet with
1:20:00
the oil companies on Friday I'm
gonna
1:20:03
meet with independent oil
producers also
1:20:06
on Friday or Saturday maybe
Sunday but
1:20:10
we're having a lot of meetings
on it I
1:20:12
think I know what to do to
solve it but
1:20:14
if if they were unable to solve
it then
1:20:17
I think I know what to do too
so we
1:20:19
don't want to lose our great oil
1:20:20
companies you know with a
number-one
1:20:22
producer of oil in the world
but I do
1:20:26
believe there's a way that that
can be
1:20:27
solved or pretty well solved
and I'd
1:20:31
rather not do that
1:20:33
I think that Russia and Saudi
Arabia at
1:20:35
some point they're gonna make a
deal in
1:20:36
the not-too-distant future
because it's
1:20:39
very bad for Russia it's very
bad for
1:20:41
Saudi Arabia that's very bad I
mean it's
1:20:45
bad for both so I think they're
gonna
1:20:46
make a deal you know the food
market is
1:20:48
a wonderful thing it's amazing
how it
1:20:51
could work okay so he whenever
he wants
1:20:55
you to remember something he
repeats it
1:20:56
incessantly and what I heard
him say was
1:21:00
they're talking I've spoken to
each of
1:21:02
them individually I think
they're gonna
1:21:04
make a deal if not I know what
to do I
1:21:06
don't want to do it but I know
what to
1:21:08
do and then he went winds up by
saying
1:21:12
the free market is a great
thing isn't
1:21:14
it so what would the plan be
and does
1:21:17
Venezuela fit into that
1:21:22
well Dennis where that fits
into it
1:21:25
somehow because there's they
have that
1:21:27
basically yeah and we're do got
our
1:21:30
ships down there so we're gonna
maybe
1:21:31
just steal their oil I mean
it's not
1:21:33
outside the realm of
possibility but how
1:21:37
but how does that leather wait
wait you
1:21:39
would look at if you're making
these
1:21:40
calls and especially if they're
you know
1:21:41
yours you might suggest that
you know
1:21:43
and this is not a bad time this
is about
1:21:45
as low as it's gonna get or
might go
1:21:46
lower let's say it goes down to
a some
1:21:49
touch point mm-hmm the touch
point we'll
1:21:52
all agree on will be thirteen
dollars
1:21:55
when it goes to thirteen dollars
1:21:58
everybody we invest heavily in
long oil
1:22:01
right like for the for the
airline for
1:22:04
the airline industries as get
in on
1:22:07
their long-term contracts at
the touch
1:22:10
point yeah and so you all do it
now
1:22:12
where everybody's gonna make a
lot of
1:22:14
money then you just cut
production cut
1:22:16
production by 50% will stop
production
1:22:18
boom everybody stops production
let that
1:22:21
stuff start flowing out of the
tankers
1:22:22
and then get this shortage and
we'll be
1:22:24
up to 40 and about to take
about three
1:22:27
months move up to forty
everybody will
1:22:29
make a fortune on the long side
of oil
1:22:32
once it's at forty lady you
know cut it
1:22:34
loose again and when you see
what
1:22:36
happens and might go back to
where it
1:22:38
belongs which is the everyone
thinks is
1:22:39
around sixty it in this modern
era
1:22:42
that's I mean that's what you
would do
1:22:44
you do a deal right and and him
saying
1:22:47
that the free market is a
beautiful
1:22:48
thing is pretty much remark is a
1:22:51
beautiful thing here's here's
the scam
1:22:53
we're gonna pull a beautiful
thing if
1:22:57
you're like on the inside of a
of a huge
1:23:01
international multinational
steel you
1:23:04
know an agreement as it were
that's a
1:23:06
free market
1:23:12
by the way pouchy four foot
five and was
1:23:15
outside guard four foot five
hmm well
1:23:19
this is about just nobody could
guard
1:23:21
him like in this is late guys
four foot
1:23:24
five it was late 50s I think
that's kind
1:23:27
of like what was the tipping
what was
1:23:29
his name
1:23:30
was the tip Kim was the little
guy
1:23:33
people come on the player the
little guy
1:23:36
surely no mojo no the pip-pip
and
1:23:41
Scottie Pippen Scottie Pippen
heap if it
1:23:43
is six foot eight or no he's
not come on
1:23:48
I know my sports Scottie Pippen
height
1:23:52
cheese 640 feet though he is
680 damn it
1:23:56
okay sorry you're right he's
six foot
1:24:00
eight yeah but foul cheese four
foot
1:24:04
five it's not outside guard in
high
1:24:06
school this was late 50s I
think so yeah
1:24:09
never be more shorter then play
a couple
1:24:14
of things I want to go the way
first
1:24:15
involved with it with our
economy going
1:24:17
wrong again curry okay go on
gotta say
1:24:22
yes with York let me going in
the toilet
1:24:27
let's go found the clip you did
I'm
1:24:30
happy you did rooting for the
Depression
1:24:32
one and then I got parently a
few weeks
1:24:35
later he doubled down let's
play clip
1:24:37
one to ask about the economy
because
1:24:40
this economy is going pretty
well we
1:24:43
have to what why why is that
funny
1:24:45
it is going well for now for
now right
1:24:48
that's my is like I feel like
the bottom
1:24:52
has to fall out at some point
and by the
1:24:54
way I'm hoping for it because I
think
1:24:56
one way you get rid of Trump is
a
1:24:58
crashing economy so please
bring on the
1:25:00
recession sorry if that hurts
people but
1:25:03
it's either roofer recession or
you lose
1:25:05
your democracy yeah not that he
cares
1:25:10
this is what he wants he's
happy now
1:25:12
he's a guy who could give a
bill a meal
1:25:14
I'm sorry I'm a million dollars
that a
1:25:16
million to Obama Democrats DNC
yeah the
1:25:20
dance well yeah I can't give it
direct
1:25:21
but he gave it it gave it up
and he's
1:25:23
got that much money he makes a
lot of
1:25:25
money and he doesn't care about
anybody
1:25:26
else but himself although I
think we
1:25:28
figured out that million
dollars was
1:25:30
some runaround deal through HBO
there
1:25:33
was some deal he made to make
that
1:25:35
doesn't matter beside the point
he could
1:25:38
okay that's not worried about
economic
1:25:41
downturn no he's not fact he's
rooting
1:25:43
for it you know one on
television has
1:25:46
any worry whatsoever about you
1:25:48
big downturn whatsoever except
maybe
1:25:50
they can't get their hair done
or their
1:25:52
dry cleaning actually dry
cleaners are
1:25:56
exempt yeah but they're not all
open no
1:26:00
but I've been looking around at
most of
1:26:01
the robes ars-art
1:26:02
yeah ours is open up the road
how they
1:26:05
got exempt I don't I have to I
cap did
1:26:07
the order I printed it at least
elites
1:26:10
need to get their suits cleaned
for
1:26:12
appearances they do so let's go
to be
1:26:15
Avery's doubling down by Josh
isn't the
1:26:17
Fed cutting rates now just
going to make
1:26:19
the next economic downturn
worse what's
1:26:21
your prediction I've been
hoping for a
1:26:24
recession people hate me for it
but it
1:26:26
would get rid of trump so you
shouldn't
1:26:28
hate me for it I mean
recessions are
1:26:29
really bad people lose their
jobs and I
1:26:31
know and we and we shouldn't
what it's
1:26:32
worth it you know shouldn't he
be
1:26:35
cheering now is he out there
saying yes
1:26:37
yes nice irony you get what you
wish for
1:26:42
and you it turns out Trump's
popularity
1:26:44
is going up that's the best
part of it
1:26:53
to finish this this topic
around it a
1:26:56
little bit yeah so I've been
bitching
1:26:58
and moaning about these these
podcasters
1:27:01
would who were national network
folk
1:27:05
just a week or two ago but now
they're
1:27:08
all podcasters from their home
yeah and
1:27:11
poorly done I mean a podcaster
is better
1:27:15
than what I'm seeing there most
but most
1:27:17
of today's podcasters are far
superior
1:27:20
none worse then it turns out
Kelly Ripa
1:27:23
and Ryan Seacrest
1:27:25
oh brother filming it in I know
you did
1:27:33
the right thing but then I
usually
1:27:37
prevent em from happening by
throwing in
1:27:39
something like but so they have
no
1:27:42
secrets is at least miked right
uh Kelly
1:27:46
is got a microphone in a bucket
1:27:48
somewhere and the two of them
are both
1:27:51
and I put a picture in the last
1:27:53
newsletter and people should
look at it
1:27:55
they're both off frame oh
brother they
1:27:58
couldn't even get that right
they
1:27:59
couldn't even be Center framed
ever
1:28:01
both of them are over to the
right kind
1:28:04
of inch almost falling out of
frame and
1:28:06
Seacrest is in his kitchen
wearing a
1:28:09
hoodie and she's in her dining
or not
1:28:12
her diner she's in her living
room
1:28:14
around her where she is but
she's poorly
1:28:16
unfortunately poorly mic'd an
itchy
1:28:18
she poorly Mike you're gonna
disobey
1:28:21
she's not miked at all she's
that's on
1:28:22
the laptop Mike or something I
must be
1:28:25
but whatever the case is she
decides to
1:28:28
go off in this advisory thing
which is I
1:28:30
advise you don't to worry about
being
1:28:32
alone and all these things
about staying
1:28:34
at home and by the way this is
nothing
1:28:36
more than virtue signaling all
the
1:28:38
broadcasters and all the
stay-at-home
1:28:41
orders are very clearly exempt
yeah you
1:28:46
can go to the studio and that
includes
1:28:48
everyone in the studio it
includes all
1:28:49
the cameraman and the editors
you can
1:28:52
all go to work you can still
have your
1:28:53
jobs you can go to the studio
1:28:55
most people in the technical
jobs are
1:28:58
still on the job at work they
still left
1:29:01
them man the connections they
still got
1:29:03
all kinds of lower thirds and
and canned
1:29:07
remotes to connect to they're
all
1:29:09
working the technical people
are working
1:29:11
so you could put a mask on and
go to
1:29:13
work you can be at the studio
you're
1:29:16
right this is this is show
business to
1:29:18
the masses and and well they
have
1:29:21
another problem but I'll let
you get to
1:29:22
this virtue signaling to the
max oh look
1:29:25
at us we're at home too we're
suffering
1:29:28
like you are this is bullcrap
meanwhile
1:29:31
she then she goes on to this
rant which
1:29:33
is what I recorded about oh
don't worry
1:29:35
about it you know if you feel
lonely you
1:29:38
know that's we all do and she
and she's
1:29:40
this ridiculous by the way this
is more
1:29:43
of the fear factor notion
that's what
1:29:46
we've been talking about the
way she if
1:29:47
you can understand her when she
goes
1:29:50
through this rant of hers and
secrets
1:29:52
you can hear him at the end I
didn't
1:29:53
clip any of him but I can
assure you
1:29:55
that he was mic correctly but
she was
1:29:58
just that this is pathetic
1:29:59
this is beneath allows his kind
and this
1:30:02
is network television
1:30:07
that is okay to feel okay cuz
it is okay
1:30:11
scared and anxious and alone
and to have
1:30:15
anxiety money and jobs and food
and it
1:30:20
is okay to not understand your
kids math
1:30:23
he's located not know what to
say to
1:30:26
your kids when they ask you am
I going
1:30:28
to get it it's okay to thinking
you are
1:30:31
developing symptoms every time
you hear
1:30:34
somebody talk about symptoms
that is
1:30:36
perfectly okay it's okay to
work from
1:30:39
home without any pants our job
tonight
1:30:49
actually is to scare people to
death
1:30:52
you know this gosh there's so
much in in
1:30:57
in what she's doing there
1:31:01
yeah it's sickening it is
sickening well
1:31:06
things will have to change but
maybe not
1:31:09
the unprofessional nature of the
1:31:12
technical broadcast but I did a
little
1:31:14
search array I basically went
to a tej
1:31:18
advertising week I looked at
all the
1:31:20
articles let's take a look at
what's
1:31:22
going on WPP hiring freeze cuts
WPP the
1:31:27
largest conglomerate of
advertising
1:31:30
agencies next to Omnicom
they're trying
1:31:33
to save a billion dollars buys
ad buys
1:31:36
are being cancelled the internet
1:31:39
interactive agency Interactive
1:31:41
Advertising Bureau the IAB is
trade
1:31:46
group for online have postponed
they're
1:31:50
they don't call them upfront
anymore
1:31:52
they call them new fronts for
almost two
1:31:55
weeks so there's no money
coming in for
1:31:56
the new interactive buys and
above all
1:32:02
advertisers online are having an
1:32:05
incredible problem because of
well
1:32:08
virtue signaling but also the
keyword
1:32:11
filtering now when you post
something
1:32:15
about Cova Dean or coronavirus
it gets
1:32:18
picked up by the AI and we need
to talk
1:32:20
about what's going on here
1:32:22
Asian orange used his Google
Voice
1:32:26
account sent a text message
through his
1:32:29
Google Voice account which
inquired
1:32:32
about someone in the hospital
in Texas
1:32:35
actually a veteran who has
might have
1:32:37
coronavirus the text message
did not go
1:32:40
through and his account was
blocked for
1:32:43
the use of the term coronavirus
1:32:45
inappropriately which of course
is an AI
1:32:47
mistake in a filtering mistake
but this
1:32:50
is happening everywhere
including the
1:32:52
advertising so publishers they
can't
1:32:55
advertise on big websites that
talk
1:32:58
about the corona virus because
a lot of
1:33:00
these keyword block block lists
or black
1:33:03
lists have that in there
1:33:05
so they're losing out on some
of the
1:33:07
biggest news stories and that's
not the
1:33:09
advertisers the the online
websites are
1:33:12
going out of business
1:33:13
they cannot monetize record
amounts of
1:33:16
traffic which actually cost
more money
1:33:18
believe it or not we have a lot
of
1:33:20
people using your bandwidth in
your
1:33:22
server the cost does go up one
way or
1:33:24
the other 60 local newspapers
the plug
1:33:30
is being pulled on them local
1:33:32
advertising is based on events
a lot of
1:33:35
it is think of Austin it's dead
1:33:38
so also all look at BuzzFeed
and all
1:33:41
these guys they're in trouble
but
1:33:44
suppose the New York Times
because the
1:33:47
online advertising is
evaporating and
1:33:50
that's part of the virtue
signal I don't
1:33:53
I have to be brand safe I can't
be on a
1:33:57
conversation that's not brand
safe well
1:33:59
maybe this comments that aren't
brand
1:34:01
safe and and the disinformation
will be
1:34:03
blamed for it so they've
screwed the
1:34:05
pooch themselves ironically
it's the
1:34:09
best part the irony yes and
with that
1:34:16
I'd like to thank you for your
courage
1:34:18
and say in the morning to you
the man
1:34:20
who put the C in enhanced
counter drug
1:34:23
measures John C Dvorak well in
the
1:34:27
morning to you mr. Adam curry
also in
1:34:29
the morning I'll ship to see
boots on
1:34:30
the ground feet in the air subs
in the
1:34:31
water and all the Dames a
nights out
1:34:33
there they hearty and large and
well
1:34:35
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1:34:37
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tongue and weary you this is a
rare one
1:36:16
but we reused the album art
that I'd
1:36:19
used to tweet the bat-signal by
Skype
1:36:23
logic
1:36:23
it was variation one there was a
1:36:26
different variation but it
still had the
1:36:28
the show title in the number so
it's a
1:36:31
gas pump that shows a dollar
twenty two
1:36:33
and ninety cents it has no
agenda in the
1:36:37
I guess that would be set X on
colors
1:36:38
was that that's mobile mobile
colors yes
1:36:41
live from Gitmo nation
beautiful piece
1:36:43
done by skip logic who has skip
logic
1:36:45
done some yes skip logic has
done some
1:36:47
other stuff for us I think
we've used
1:36:49
well maybe you haven't used any
of it
1:36:51
we almost used one and I think
one did
1:36:54
become a t-shirt that's the
globe one
1:36:57
huh I believe but he's yeah yes
sorry
1:37:01
we're closed yes yes that was a
good one
1:37:03
but I'd never really made our
art but it
1:37:05
didn't make the shops art yes
they sent
1:37:11
a note around thanking us
confused
1:37:13
yeah and obviously we wanted to
point
1:37:16
out that this was a piece of art
1:37:17
typically the rule is don't put
the show
1:37:19
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1:37:20
but this was such a creative
use of the
1:37:23
show number that we felt it was
okay
1:37:25
because it was the gas-station
price
1:37:27
pump yeah and it was the best
piece do
1:37:30
mainly I think it oh yeah did
we look at
1:37:33
something else there's a lot of
uh let's
1:37:36
see the drone Nick's the rat
citizen
1:37:38
drone just wasn't quite that
pretty
1:37:41
I didn't you use the No Agenda
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newsletter I'm
1:37:45
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1:37:49
because it felt like look too
much like
1:37:51
NBC I don't want people to look
at it
1:37:53
and glanced away thinking
that's NBC I
1:37:57
don't want to listen to that
that was my
1:37:58
next time the dead birds have
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1:38:01
coming off that would help
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1:38:46
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1:38:50
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1:38:52
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Oh dog
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packs his back and he actually
sent cash
1:39:00
what like dollar bills no not
quite
1:39:04
dollar bills but it was a gif
it was
1:39:06
cash by denomination bills
let's put it
1:39:08
that way of two thousand
dollars in 99
1:39:10
cents
1:39:12
yeah wow so uh so that was
welcome and
1:39:17
tell me he has a note no note
now he's
1:39:22
got a note he's got a note he
says sir
1:39:25
anonymous a dark patch and
lures him
1:39:27
over you bargain basement
donation fill
1:39:30
with all kinds of germs get it
yeah yes
1:39:36
yes thank all your producers
that adds
1:39:39
so much to the information and
1:39:41
entertainment of the critical
service of
1:39:43
this critical service during a
pandemic
1:39:46
Sadie Hawkins today was again
successful
1:39:50
here in Dogpatch women in
burkas were
1:39:53
we're slower but they used a
pre-event
1:39:57
dinner with much alcohol and
food to
1:40:00
successfully slow many of the
of the men
1:40:04
did we miss Sadie Hawkins day
yes I
1:40:08
guess we did yeah he caught it
somewhere
1:40:10
and uh I don't know where but
listen I'm
1:40:14
guessing the Middle East
somewhere where
1:40:16
they drink now the number of
countries a
1:40:18
drink that our Muslim countries
1:40:21
Indonesia is one of them
Turkey's one of
1:40:23
them the Middle East itself
technically
1:40:26
doesn't drink but they but they
kind of
1:40:28
drink but they can't drink if
they're
1:40:30
wearing their traditional good
so they
1:40:33
can only drink if they're naked
well
1:40:36
here's the out view but if you
want the
1:40:37
story obvious I'm in with a
Saudi prince
1:40:40
set to set the stage okay so
this is 80s
1:40:44
90s you're on you're on the
Saudi
1:40:47
princes jet no I'm not on
anybody's jet
1:40:51
now I'm in Dubai and we're
opening as PC
1:40:55
Magazine Middle East is a
magazine roll
1:40:57
all right so okay so you're
doing bids
1:40:59
in the Middle East and so this
is one
1:41:02
this one guy nice guy Saudi
prince one
1:41:04
of the Saudi royal family not a
not a
1:41:07
prince royal family royal
family member
1:41:09
so he's only a millionaire I
don't know
1:41:12
it could be a billionaire for
all I know
1:41:13
all I know is you seem like a
nice guy
1:41:15
yeah and I've run into these
guys before
1:41:17
they they're very distinctive
they have
1:41:19
a certain color the trust that
they have
1:41:22
to learn yeah they always wear
expensive
1:41:24
watches
1:41:25
and so there's a bar in this
hotel and I
1:41:29
says you want to go have a
drink always
1:41:31
hitting on you
1:41:33
now you just wanted to sit down
have a
1:41:35
drink oh and I said you you I
didn't
1:41:40
think you guys could go have a
drink in
1:41:42
these bars you know I'm just
saying and
1:41:46
he says all oh yeah well no you
can't if
1:41:48
you're wearing this this outfit
let I'll
1:41:50
be right back I'll be down in
five
1:41:52
minutes wait so if he was
wearing his
1:41:54
white outfit with the with this
- as
1:41:57
they call it his dish - yeah
he's
1:41:59
wearing that and he says comes
down he
1:42:01
comes down he's got a pair of
sunglasses
1:42:03
on and tokens be gone he's got
an ac/dc
1:42:07
t-shirt on and he's wearing
goods we can
1:42:11
drink and now it's okay to
drink did he
1:42:16
have brown shoes on I didn't
notice no
1:42:19
tennis shoes he was wearing
tennis shoes
1:42:20
on Nikes all right all right so
I did
1:42:22
notice anyway so that's so
there's some
1:42:24
issues there like that people
don't
1:42:26
understand fully understand
anyway
1:42:28
anyway so Dogpatch so it sounds
like a
1:42:31
loophole to me I totally a
loophole so
1:42:35
on amiss is going on about the
use of
1:42:38
women getting them in drunk so
they
1:42:40
could chase them down pre-race
1:42:42
discussion of how covering up
your face
1:42:44
in public
1:42:45
washing five times a day no
handshakes
1:42:48
and canceling all concerts
concerts is a
1:42:50
successful transfer of
extremist Islamic
1:42:54
culture to the rest of the
world yes
1:42:59
exactly
1:43:00
damn Taliban Taliban this
comment was
1:43:10
how many prefer a magazine of
hollow
1:43:12
points and open carry to
encourage
1:43:15
social distancing the coalition
the
1:43:18
cough was noted as having a
superior
1:43:20
social distancing distancing
benefit dog
1:43:26
Pat's it's only once a month
but I do
1:43:28
love it when you see when you
write to
1:43:29
us air travel is easier than
ever no
1:43:33
lines and almost and almost
like it's
1:43:36
almost like taking a private jet
1:43:39
all no no agenda listeners to
buy from
1:43:41
whatever businesses are open
including
1:43:43
drive-in or takeout restaurants
by
1:43:46
partial tanks of gas to refill
more
1:43:49
frequently and if you are not
risking
1:43:51
other family members volunteer
at soup
1:43:53
kitchens or look for other
opportunities
1:43:55
to help those that are less
able in
1:43:58
person or less able as in-person
1:44:01
volunteerism has really dropped
yeah
1:44:05
there are some problems as well
as you
1:44:08
know we do a lot for the Ronald
McDonald
1:44:09
House of course and I was happy
to go
1:44:11
and volunteer know now there's
only one
1:44:14
person at a time from because
the
1:44:16
offices and everything is in
the house
1:44:19
so the limited personnel
because you
1:44:22
know we have sick people coming
in
1:44:24
coming out people went to the
hospital
1:44:25
people go from there to the
hospital
1:44:27
children running around it's
very
1:44:30
difficult so they they used to
have
1:44:32
every day there would be groups
coming
1:44:34
in cooking usually you know an
office or
1:44:37
some social club and and so
that's kind
1:44:40
of scheduled on an ongoing
basis and
1:44:42
that had to stop immediately so
now
1:44:43
people have to you send money
by food
1:44:46
has to be delivered it's a it's
it's a
1:44:49
problem to even volunteer
that's what
1:44:52
I'm saying he continues
conspiracy or
1:44:55
not just another flu or not it
can make
1:44:57
you very sick for a while and
is causing
1:44:59
short-term overloads in the
healthcare
1:45:01
system
1:45:02
panic is the biggest issue to
look for
1:45:06
mmm panic is the bit busy come
on John
1:45:10
panic is the biggest issue so
look for a
1:45:13
reasonable way to help others
you know
1:45:16
our third-world charity we are
giving
1:45:18
big bags of food to old couples
with the
1:45:22
condition that we will only
give more
1:45:24
food the next week if the
parents are
1:45:27
still there we hope it will
keep the
1:45:31
parents to make the parents
live longer
1:45:32
anyway so he's part of some
organization
1:45:35
doing that n JN K as usual and
that we
1:45:39
want to thank him for
supporting this
1:45:40
show thank you too big way
Cerrano miss
1:45:43
of Dogpatch and lower slobozia
one of
1:45:46
the top supporters refuses
titles we
1:45:49
don't know much about him other
than we
1:45:51
always look for
1:45:52
of course his support is almost
1:45:54
unparalleled but his notes are
always
1:45:56
inquisitive interesting and
well thought
1:45:59
out and I put the money through
a gamma
1:46:02
radiation machine which I have
in the
1:46:04
back room so we're all good
that should
1:46:05
be fine - good onward sir is it
Serena
1:46:12
you think Serena Serena yeah
Serena
1:46:13
Serena Kathy Nia yeah catania
good
1:46:16
timing
1:46:17
hi Tonia Carlisle Pennsylvania
$530 and
1:46:22
just the note there's nothing
like a
1:46:24
dame and I'm assuming that
that's a
1:46:26
request
1:46:27
[Music]
1:46:39
[Applause]
1:46:41
[Music]
1:46:42
yes nothing like it no I don't
think
1:46:45
she's no she's on her way
according to
1:46:47
Eric she did a very small
amount of
1:46:50
money to go so she's close okay
Jeffrey
1:46:53
Sackett in st. Joseph Michigan
333 thank
1:46:58
you for your courage angler
nice shorts
1:47:00
thank you for your courage yeah
we like
1:47:01
the shorties and thank you for
your
1:47:03
short note it's just the wash l
do do
1:47:13
eyelid wash I would say I would
say
1:47:17
follows he's in Kuwait far far
was I'll
1:47:22
do eyes do I some like baby
shit no
1:47:27
isolation is desolation he says
I asked
1:47:31
God to let me plant kisses on
cheeks and
1:47:34
friends and family jingle
stopped the
1:47:37
hammering say hello to my
little friend
1:47:40
and anything in English by an
Arab
1:47:42
leader wait a minute
1:47:46
stop the hammering is easy I
don't think
1:47:48
we have a say hello to my
little friend
1:47:50
no we don't that came from the
out
1:47:52
Pacino movie probably should
have it
1:47:54
it's like every podcast in the
Rainbows
1:47:57
that little friend there you go
alright
1:47:59
alright so you'll do that part
and then
1:48:04
so I can do stop the hammering
you do
1:48:06
say hello to my little friend
and then
1:48:08
anything in English by an Arab
leader
1:48:09
current or former do we even
have that
1:48:13
probably have tons of it but
well who
1:48:15
would be an Arab leader that
we'd have
1:48:16
something from and of this do
this okay
1:48:26
then well then we'll throw some
card
1:48:27
yeah they would just go all the
way with
1:48:29
yeah we'll just we'll just
we'll just I
1:48:31
mean we got to do something
right stop
1:48:32
hammering yes we have
everything you
1:48:37
want including all of the oil
for you
1:48:40
here in Saudi Arabia
1:48:41
you've got karma wait it was
not the
1:48:51
worst it was up there but it
was not the
1:48:55
worst okay dude names
1:48:58
dude names van in yo tech neck
of the
1:49:01
woods he's in Austin Texas he
came in
1:49:03
with $333 he sent a note in a
couple of
1:49:06
notes actually oh okay
1:49:08
are you grabbing the mail I
know I don't
1:49:10
have to I already found it I
did my
1:49:12
actually did some pre-show work
today oh
1:49:15
I didn't that hole I did
pre-show work
1:49:18
yesterday I wrote that hole for
four
1:49:21
theories
1:49:24
I think I actually had five in
there to
1:49:26
be honest about it thank you
again for
1:49:28
this service he writes on my
33rd year
1:49:30
others probably a birthday or
something
1:49:32
my 33 year my wife and I are
fortunate
1:49:36
enough to be expecting our
first child
1:49:37
please send Carmen to my wife
she's a
1:49:40
wonderful person
1:49:41
smoking hot building another
human being
1:49:44
from scratch that's great was
talent man
1:49:56
talent my hope is that karma
aimed at
1:49:59
her person both bathes her and
transfers
1:50:03
directly to the baby as well
we're not
1:50:06
for the pregnancy I don't think
either
1:50:08
one of us would be too
concerned about
1:50:10
the virus thanks in no small
part to
1:50:12
your deconstructions however it
is
1:50:16
concerning while we're having
we're in
1:50:19
this condition so far there is
mention
1:50:21
of limited data from Wuhan
where nine
1:50:24
pregnant women who contracted
kovat
1:50:26
during their third trimester
ended it
1:50:29
ended up having helplessly
healthy
1:50:31
babies and the mothers went on
to be
1:50:33
fine the CDC does doesn't have
any real
1:50:36
information on the subject
although they
1:50:38
remind you that the influenza
can cause
1:50:40
a preterm birth which can have
lasting
1:50:44
development effects on a child
from
1:50:45
friends in the medical field it
sounds
1:50:47
like the greatest threat that
Kovac
1:50:48
poses during the pregnancy or
birth is
1:50:51
by being transferred to a
newborn from
1:50:53
an infected parent in what
1:50:55
case they speculate it would be
required
1:50:57
that the parent would have to be
1:50:59
quarantined from the newborn
for several
1:51:02
weeks
1:51:02
well it's truly better than the
1:51:04
alternative that might be very
difficult
1:51:06
to cope with as well anyways
going on
1:51:09
last thing is reminder to
everyone who
1:51:12
has to call in to customer
service lines
1:51:16
the people feeling these calls
from
1:51:18
customers do not write the
right do not
1:51:22
write the frustrating company
policies
1:51:24
that they are reading okay
1:51:28
it's stressful on them to take
verbal
1:51:30
abuse and it's truly abuse I've
seen
1:51:33
what it can do to them yeah
well that's
1:51:35
right don't start yelling at a
customer
1:51:37
service person know people are
people
1:51:38
are going nuts we will talk
about that
1:51:41
this I think it's called
anticipatory
1:51:43
anxiety it's very destructive
yeah and
1:51:48
you're just waiting for
something to
1:51:49
happen you're waiting you don't
know
1:51:51
exactly you don't even know
what it is
1:51:52
what are we waiting for some
signal that
1:51:54
all's clear all's good or we're
all
1:51:56
gonna die it's very people are
flipping
1:51:58
out yes yeah they're flipping
out
1:52:03
but dude names men
congratulations yeah
1:52:07
and he doesn't have any other
requests
1:52:08
or jingles or anything such as
he
1:52:10
doesn't want some perfect human
research
1:52:12
go with the Karma for the baby
for sure
1:52:14
and thank you for contributing
to the
1:52:16
much-needed babies in the
United States
1:52:19
so we don't become Japan thank
you
1:52:21
you've got karma yes thanks for
1:52:27
contributing to the babies sir
JD Baron
1:52:31
of Silicon Valley or in this
case icon
1:52:34
Val a 32118 he's in San Jose
gents
1:52:40
a communication from the Baron
you know
1:52:44
physically distant himself from
jcd and
1:52:46
the other No Agenda folks in
our nine
1:52:49
Bay area counties sheltering in
place
1:52:51
during this the SE the extended
corona
1:52:54
quarantine government order
more on that
1:52:57
later but for today I need a
happy
1:53:00
birthday call out and I think
he's on
1:53:01
the list and some goat cooks
cream you
1:53:04
might die that's true Karma for
our
1:53:08
human resource
1:53:09
Dame fee non email moose fee
non a moose
1:53:15
he's got a pronunciation there
who's
1:53:17
birthday countdown is encoded
in this
1:53:20
donation
1:53:21
she must pass the important
milestone
1:53:24
the Garin quarantine and
shelter in
1:53:26
place with her parental units
instead of
1:53:29
are celebrating with her
friends from
1:53:31
her another victim of the cove
819
1:53:35
generation but let's end on a
happy note
1:53:39
there will be cake thank you
for your
1:53:42
courage and ID assuming he's
making a
1:53:45
cake for us when the everyone
gets
1:53:46
together yeah keep up the great
work
1:53:48
working from home surged 82nd I
think
1:53:54
shouldn't we call these children
1:53:56
generation C and for Corona
virus
1:54:01
this this is a very young child
no -
1:54:05
March March 21st 2018 this -
yeah - - so
1:54:10
that's generation C it born
under the
1:54:13
corona virus born under a bad
sign the
1:54:19
sequence let me get it from
here we go
1:54:22
you might die that's true
you've got
1:54:33
Albert a verse from Charles City
1:54:36
Virginia two hundred and twenty
two
1:54:38
dollars and five cents and
there's a
1:54:40
reason for that because comes a
night
1:54:44
today and says as follows I'm
happy as
1:54:47
always to make this donation
not only to
1:54:48
support you guys and all the
producers
1:54:50
but because I'm reasonably sure
I will
1:54:52
never pay this bill hmm rusty
1:54:56
Shackelford however is a
moderately
1:54:58
wealthy man and should be fine
1:55:00
I am way overdue for my
knighting so
1:55:02
please dub me sir 305 and could
I also
1:55:06
have eggs and eggs at the round
table so
1:55:10
it's a double helping of eggs
quick
1:55:12
shout out to Sir Mike my dad
and Howard
1:55:15
F who I recently hit in the
mouth and is
1:55:17
loving the show I'm sure he'd
appreciate
1:55:19
a douchebag call-out well happy
to do
1:55:22
that
1:55:23
happy to comply he asked for a
number of
1:55:26
jingles he asked for a Trump
space force
1:55:30
for the pew pew and a little
girl yay
1:55:34
and I presume we're gonna throw
some
1:55:35
karma after that so here you go
space
1:55:39
force
1:55:40
[Music]
1:55:42
you've got karma he was in for
three
1:55:48
hundred two hundred
thirty-eight dollars
1:55:49
as an associate executive
producer yes
1:55:53
but he becomes a knight today
and wants
1:55:56
eggs and eggs and what he's
meant by it
1:55:59
won't pay the bill he feel felt
I could
1:56:02
I can say hmm he felt as if
that the
1:56:06
show brought so much value to
his life
1:56:08
ah I see what you're saying
this lozenge
1:56:10
sounds like you've got a mouth
you know
1:56:13
what the problem I'm tell with
the
1:56:14
problem is with this lozenge is
it's
1:56:17
really sticky and it sticks to
my teeth
1:56:19
so when I try to tuck it so I
could talk
1:56:22
there I got it sticks and it's
very
1:56:26
annoying yes it's annoying for
the
1:56:28
listeners as well it's true you
take and
1:56:32
remove it for a second yeah
maybe you
1:56:33
should think about that I did I
just did
1:56:36
it I stuck it out of the table
sticks
1:56:40
like a champ just no more like
glue
1:56:42
listen why don't you chomp on
that and
1:56:43
I'll do the next note from
Clayton uh
1:56:45
sure 22222 Clayton's from
Chicago
1:56:48
longtime listener first-time
donors so
1:56:51
please help remove all this
excess
1:56:53
douche douche removal complete
I'm
1:56:59
donating today in the hopes of
starting
1:57:01
a trend of finding unique
percentages of
1:57:03
our slave stipend of 1200 what
is this
1:57:11
stipend if 1200 Australian ID or
1:57:14
Austrian item not sure the
umlaut here
1:57:16
so I don't know what this means
a
1:57:17
stipend to donate to the best
podcasting
1:57:20
universe I chose to donate 18
ish
1:57:22
percent 18 for Jewish good luck
and I
1:57:25
say ish because my Catholic
family only
1:57:27
recently found out my mother
was born
1:57:29
out of wedlock and was related
to a
1:57:31
large Jewish family
1:57:32
thanks ancestry.com for some
added
1:57:36
the drama for the last six
years I
1:57:42
helped build a small
bioengineering
1:57:43
company from Louisville
Kentucky into an
1:57:45
international brand last year
my yes
1:57:49
last April my years of work and
a
1:57:51
promise of future ownership were
1:57:53
rewarded by being let go with
zero
1:57:55
severance through Skype video
no less
1:57:58
gotta love technology I slowly
went
1:58:00
bankrupt while suckling like a
globalist
1:58:02
vampire on the jobs karma of
fellow
1:58:04
producers more fortunate than I
after
1:58:07
eight months of vampire I was
hired by a
1:58:09
small team of engineers in
Chicago where
1:58:11
had already been living for the
past few
1:58:13
years in return I would like to
send out
1:58:15
jobs karma for anyone who has
hit a
1:58:17
rough time during the Rona and
can't
1:58:19
afford to donate
1:58:20
I imagine Pence's jobs karma
will work
1:58:22
best because he sounds about as
dead
1:58:24
inside as one feels in between
jobs for
1:58:27
me I require no jingles but
would feel
1:58:29
very refreshed to hear one toot
from the
1:58:32
harmonica and I think we should
still do
1:58:35
the the most powerful Nancy
jobs karma
1:58:37
bit I need a harmonica toot
from you
1:58:52
[Music]
1:58:54
onward with Tristan Onion
Martin's yes
1:59:01
onion mr. onion by the way
Clayton was
1:59:06
tu-tu-tu-tu-tu and we have 201
33 out of
1:59:10
Milwaukee Wisconsin as a as a
trucker
1:59:14
during thousands of miles a
week there's
1:59:18
a lot of time to fill with
listening to
1:59:20
the radio podcast books on tape
etc it's
1:59:24
quite different to listen to
anything on
1:59:27
the radio or the internet that
isn't
1:59:30
tainted by the mainstream panic
media
1:59:33
mm-hmm I just want to thank you
for
1:59:37
being one of the few out there
that is
1:59:40
willing to call out the
bullcrap that
1:59:42
the mainstream panic media and
all the
1:59:45
late-night talk shows throw out
there
1:59:48
just a quick
1:59:50
out to one of my friends that
it finally
1:59:53
slapped me in the face and
pointed me to
1:59:56
the No Agenda show I shall call
him Mike
2:00:01
the shark so dramatic you're
read I'm
2:00:08
enjoying onion Tristan onion
Martin's
2:00:12
yeah it's I request some some
goat Karma
2:00:18
[Music]
2:00:23
twisted mouth harp nice
2:00:27
Daniel Mariano is our last on
our social
2:00:31
executive producer producer
list and
2:00:34
lugar V lugar Ville funny about
2:00:40
Pflugerville that's perfectly
fine it's
2:00:42
not far from here when I'm from
yeah
2:00:44
where you from boy I'm from
Pflugerville
2:00:46
Texas it's writing this wrong
with that
2:00:49
right near Fritz town got a
problem with
2:00:51
me being from people
Pflugerville
2:00:58
dollars Dear John and Adam I
like to
2:01:02
have an F cancer a health karma
from my
2:01:04
ex-father-in-law who is
suffering from
2:01:06
symptomatic mmm what milan
melanoma or
2:01:11
is it is that melt notice I'm
melanomas
2:01:14
my it says Milan OMA though it
sounds
2:01:16
bad
2:01:17
i driver I wouldn't want it
thanks for
2:01:20
everything you guys do will
gladly give
2:01:22
you that I just wanna see where
it is my
2:01:28
myeloma is Wiz pronounced
myeloma is
2:01:30
that how you pronounce it my he
LM a
2:01:33
yeah yeah not good is it's bad
okay well
2:01:38
you just give me deaf cancer
for sure
2:01:41
[Applause]
2:01:45
feel bad hot make karma making
fun of
2:01:49
his towns name now in
Pflugerville is
2:01:52
off-limits for you your ban
never be
2:01:55
allowed in your band forever
from
2:01:57
Pflugerville oh well and
Fredericksburg
2:02:00
to while we're at it
2:02:01
what's wrong with
Fredericksburg Ritz
2:02:03
burg don't want you no mo yeah
you know
2:02:06
those Texas cert Texans are
that way
2:02:08
yeah true we're armed and
necklace.i to
2:02:15
produce associate executive
producers to
2:02:17
show 12:30 yes then continue
our quest
2:02:20
for the truth yes and man em
fort i had
2:02:25
to block some guy on twitter
2:02:26
no yeah we're getting we're
getting
2:02:28
condemned for all types of
thing doesn't
2:02:30
matter right weirdest Scott
condemned
2:02:33
for discussing out-of-bounds
topic yeah
2:02:36
it's interesting how I don't
know if
2:02:39
these people actually listen
but the way
2:02:41
the show is being perceived by
some is
2:02:45
well they're all over the map
they first
2:02:48
they say it's this then it's
that then
2:02:49
that's no big deal then it's a
hoax
2:02:50
which I don't think I've ever
said ever
2:02:52
there's a difference between
wait one
2:02:55
time you said do you think it's
a hoax
2:02:57
yes and I said no right that's
as close
2:03:01
as we've come but when you go
through
2:03:03
all that weed we deconstruct we
we break
2:03:07
down the information at hand we
bring
2:03:09
information from our producers
and maybe
2:03:11
we've come to some conclusion I
think
2:03:13
today we're still looking at a
whole
2:03:15
bunch of different ways that
this could
2:03:17
have been created where it's
coming from
2:03:18
a more importantly how do we
get out of
2:03:20
it is of I think interest to
everybody
2:03:23
but yeah this is part of the
it's like
2:03:26
not being critical enough of
Trump you
2:03:29
know then people start to freak
out and
2:03:31
we've got to talk about some of
this
2:03:33
media action as well but first
again
2:03:36
thanks to all of the executive
producers
2:03:38
and associate executive
producers it's
2:03:41
very heartwarming to see this
showing on
2:03:43
a date like this particularly
with
2:03:44
things the way they are so
thank you
2:03:46
very much and we look forward to
2:03:48
thanking more producers who
supported
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aronia
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throws at us on Sunday and
we'll do it
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all over again with more
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don't try
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these theories at home people
our
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formula is this we got killed
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we go out we hit people in the
mouth
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you've got mail
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2:04:30
I wanted to play a little
Kampala clip
2:04:34
because it's so easy to forget
bring
2:04:36
gosh what was happening three
four weeks
2:04:39
ago I don't remember what the
hell we
2:04:41
were talking about but for sure
the
2:04:44
media is completely convinced
that Trump
2:04:47
has killed people kill people
by not
2:04:51
responding quickly enough in
fact I
2:04:56
think it's probably worth
playing this
2:04:57
little ditty from Nancy Pelosi
she was
2:05:00
on with pooper and in the
beginning of
2:05:03
this you'll hear her talking
2:05:05
well I'll point it out as we go
2:05:08
well here's pooper and Pelosi
pooper and
2:05:10
Pelosi now NBC must-see Friday
TV that
2:05:14
the president's denials of the
2:05:16
seriousness of the virus in the
2:05:17
beginning was deadly that it
cost lives
2:05:19
the president and the Senate
Majority
2:05:21
Leader are now suggesting that
2:05:23
impeachment distracted the
president
2:05:25
from responding to the virus do
you buy
2:05:28
that at all I'd like this
because it's
2:05:31
very interesting that the first
move the
2:05:35
United States made as
everyone's on
2:05:39
stage would say at the
direction of the
2:05:41
president I decided to get up
this
2:05:43
morning and then we decided to
block
2:05:45
China from coming and that was
the day
2:05:47
after he was told which was in
the
2:05:49
middle of his impeachment trial
so I
2:05:51
don't think he was distracted
and I
2:05:53
don't know where this quote from
2:05:54
Anderson Cooper comes from but
Nancy
2:05:56
responds I think that's an
admission
2:05:59
that perhaps the president and
the
2:06:00
majority leader cannot handle
the job we
2:06:04
have a life-and-death situation
in our
2:06:05
country
2:06:06
and they should not try to hide
Besant
2:06:08
behind an excuse for why they
did not
2:06:10
take action but it does admit
that that
2:06:13
did not take action isn't that
2:06:14
interesting how that
immediately got
2:06:16
twisted around so someone says
something
2:06:20
to Anderson Cooper and then all
of a
2:06:21
sudden no they admit they
didn't take
2:06:23
action and and and what's she
gonna do
2:06:25
about it let that's for an
after-action
2:06:27
review down the road right now
yeah
2:06:30
that's for action later down
the road
2:06:32
we're gonna try and impeach him
again
2:06:34
for not using the defense
production act
2:06:37
properly we have to work
together
2:06:40
job done and all of these
statistics
2:06:43
that we are hearing break every
one of
2:06:45
those deaths every all of that
loss of
2:06:48
life is tragic for our country
to see
2:06:51
the big numbers though we have
to see
2:06:53
what we can do to stop that
growth of
2:06:57
that number of people dying and
so
2:06:58
yesterday we spent the day our
2:07:01
Democratic members on the phone
all day
2:07:03
communing with each other with
the press
2:07:05
with everyone we could to say
mr.
2:07:09
president implement of the
defense
2:07:12
production Act because our men
and women
2:07:15
are first responders our health
care
2:07:17
providers our TSA everyone who
comes in
2:07:20
contact with as may be
administering to
2:07:24
the needs of people who are
sick or
2:07:26
potentially infected deserves
our help
2:07:30
absolutely be worthy of
praising them of
2:07:33
praying for them of thanking
them if
2:07:36
we're not giving them what they
need the
2:07:38
personal protective equipment
that they
2:07:40
need to do their jobs and the
2:07:42
ventilators to save the lives
that they
2:07:45
are there to save this is
something that
2:07:47
regardless of what went before
that we
2:07:49
in the here-and-now have to
address the
2:07:52
president can do that by
implementing
2:07:54
the defense production Act and
this is
2:07:58
what he will they will do
another
2:08:00
investigation they're going to
do a 911
2:08:02
style Commission also similar
to the
2:08:06
Warren Commission for the
assassination
2:08:08
of JFK a 911 style Commission
where they
2:08:13
will be looking at all of the
failures
2:08:15
of President Trump and how many
people
2:08:17
died because of him because he
would not
2:08:20
evoke the defense production
act which
2:08:23
of course he has used sparingly
as far
2:08:27
as I know only to threaten
General
2:08:29
Motors who were price gouging
those
2:08:30
a-holes or at least they were
holding
2:08:33
out for a better price and this
is the
2:08:37
narrative Trump killed people
by not
2:08:39
acting quickly enough and by
2:08:41
communicating to the American
people
2:08:43
that it was nothing it's not
dangerous
2:08:45
he is responsible for killing
people
2:08:48
killing them by miss info
2:08:50
firming them on television so
let's
2:08:54
listen to the media starting
January
2:08:57
31st through March 14th people
are like
2:08:59
you know I think I have the flu
it could
2:09:01
it be a corona virus overall
most people
2:09:03
should not be terribly
concerned about
2:09:04
you definitely want to pay
attention
2:09:05
should they panic no Americans
do not
2:09:08
need to panic what I would
suggest
2:09:10
however is that Americans take
this as a
2:09:13
wake-up call for seasonal flu
flu is a
2:09:16
much bigger deal there's an
important
2:09:18
context we need to keep this in
and that
2:09:20
is that the flu is more deadly
maybe
2:09:23
this is a good opportunity to
remind
2:09:24
people of that such a good
reminder and
2:09:26
while there's a lot of fear
over this
2:09:28
corona virus you know the flu
it's
2:09:30
already widespread in the US
and and it
2:09:32
really is much more deadly as
it not
2:09:34
kuroda virus is not going to
cause a
2:09:36
major is to the United States
we're
2:09:37
gonna have 40 to 60,000 deaths
this year
2:09:39
in the United States from the
influenza
2:09:41
and it's preventable and
they're only 12
2:09:43
confirmed cases of Kuran of
iris here in
2:09:45
the state the risk is low the
risk our
2:09:47
for the flu is through the roof
health
2:09:49
warning from doctors why they
say people
2:09:51
should be more worried about
the flu
2:09:53
than the corona virus half the
people in
2:09:55
America do not get a flu shot
and the
2:09:58
food right now is far deadlier
so if
2:09:59
you're freaked out at all about
the
2:10:01
corona virus you should be more
2:10:03
concerned about the flu and
there's poop
2:10:05
or himself saying it gee isn't
that
2:10:07
coincidental so take this clip
it'll be
2:10:10
in the show notes you can get
it from
2:10:11
clips and docs in the tab at
the top
2:10:13
download it and make sure you
play that
2:10:15
for people who keep saying this
because
2:10:19
it's just not true everybody
have the
2:10:21
say in from another opportunity
within a
2:10:23
couple of weeks to make another
clip
2:10:26
medley of just the opposite of
course
2:10:32
obviously obviously
2:10:38
okay let's while we're on the
cup we're
2:10:41
still talking a little bit
about we have
2:10:42
to you have to at least discuss
this
2:10:44
mm-hmm that Joe Biden is now a
podcaster
2:10:50
did you did you get any of
Joe's podcast
2:10:56
I only took a little piece of
it but
2:10:58
before we play it I do want to
play a
2:11:00
Joe Biden clip no I have a
couple myself
2:11:02
that he's been really on the
walk we'll
2:11:04
look at well let me play the
piece of
2:11:06
the podcast that that was
interesting
2:11:08
because I thought you'd like
it's only a
2:11:09
seven second snippet the
podcast is
2:11:11
really not very good it's
essentially
2:11:14
joe asking somebody to ask him
questions
2:11:17
and and what he so he brings
his guy on
2:11:21
he asked him a couple of
questions so
2:11:22
what do you think and the guy
the
2:11:24
question guy just immediately
reads from
2:11:25
a script you can tell it's all
scripted
2:11:27
and he says well Joe let me ask
you
2:11:28
questions what do you think we
should do
2:11:31
I'm the expert what do you
think we
2:11:32
should do so the joke rambles
on and
2:11:35
they kick and if you listen to
the seven
2:11:37
second clip I want you to see
if you can
2:11:38
spot the beep oops
2:11:41
edit oh that's done just one
happen just
2:11:45
one just one of the more
egregious ones
2:11:48
they got a same sound guys they
don't
2:11:51
care about Joe that I don't
even think
2:11:52
they like him and they edited
this thing
2:11:55
so it sounds like junk
2:11:57
Ron is an outside adviser to my
campaign
2:12:00
but the ball was lost being
President
2:12:02
Obama's and my administration
in 2014
2:12:05
that's two edits in there this
the first
2:12:08
thought you
2:12:09
I think this too on is an
outside
2:12:11
adviser to my campaign but
that's the
2:12:13
first one there and by the Ebola
2:12:15
response being press thats the
second
2:12:17
one they think chopped in led
the Ebola
2:12:20
response listen no my campaign
but the
2:12:22
Ebola response being President
Obama's
2:12:25
and it's completely different
cadence
2:12:26
they dropped the whole thing in
my
2:12:28
campaign but the Ebola response
being
2:12:30
President Obama hi my name is
Paul
2:12:34
Burton Amy a boat it's just
like it's
2:12:36
like a mad libs insert this is
this is
2:12:39
and they have to because the
guy talks
2:12:41
like this normally I put it
slightly
2:12:43
differently you know what is his
2:12:46
responsibility and
2:12:49
if there wasn't and you know
allocating
2:12:53
responsibilities is you know
his style
2:12:56
of history do that but so I'm a
pretty
2:13:00
good editor I couldn't fix that
or this
2:13:01
one and in order to avoid that
those
2:13:03
very high numbers we have to do
at least
2:13:05
several things one we have to
depend on
2:13:09
what the president's going to
do right
2:13:10
now
2:13:11
and first of all he has to tell
wait
2:13:15
till the cases before anything
happens
2:13:17
with look the whole idea is
he's got to
2:13:20
get in place things that were
shortages
2:13:23
oh whoa I could edit that and
make it
2:13:27
sound good but it I would like
to see
2:13:31
that this was this particular
one I
2:13:33
could probably edit and make it
sound
2:13:34
good I could I would maybe we
should do
2:13:37
an edit challenge one of these
days okay
2:13:39
I just have to get a different
that to
2:13:41
set it up to do that in fact
I'll have
2:13:43
it set up for the next show
because Joe
2:13:44
is gonna be around well I do
have the
2:13:47
one course talking about flubs
you can
2:13:49
read this is but the Biden
clips is
2:13:51
Biden coup ha but this is not
yeah no I
2:13:53
think I heard this one too and
our
2:13:57
Secretary of State insisted and
this
2:13:59
broke the meeting up basically
in terms
2:14:01
of influence that this be
called the
2:14:03
lujan vine I love that so much
2:14:09
why don't we just put them all
together
2:14:10
I mean it'll just sound like a
real
2:14:13
interview from Joe so yeah yeah
here we
2:14:17
go and our Secretary of State
insisted
2:14:21
and this broke the meeting up
basically
2:14:23
in terms of influence that this
be
2:14:25
called the lujan virus Ron is
an outside
2:14:28
adviser to my campaign but the
Ebola
2:14:30
response being President
Obama's and my
2:14:33
administration in 2014 I put it
slightly
2:14:35
differently what is his
responsibility
2:14:39
and what if there wasn't and
you know
2:14:43
allocating responsibilities is
you know
2:14:47
hits all what history do that
but Joe we
2:14:50
have episode two of the show
ready
2:14:52
so I'll set we edited it
together made
2:14:55
you sound good yeah they how it
sounds
2:14:59
just like a Joe Biden
discussion with
2:15:02
anyone any show there really is
no other
2:15:05
option for the Democrats than
to kill
2:15:08
him and blame it on the Rona so
I mean
2:15:12
they got to do something I
2:15:15
he has denigrated to a degree
where he
2:15:18
cannot get a single talking
point out
2:15:21
and he keeps looking down and
that's
2:15:24
when he gets confused as oh
yeah that's
2:15:25
what and then he just throws in
some non
2:15:27
sequiturs he's done he's toast
he's done
2:15:30
for you say that but if you
follow the
2:15:34
the guys who are you know
pushing him
2:15:36
there's all behind it there you
have not
2:15:39
seen this they don't see it
well you
2:15:41
know Joe's got some issues but
luckily
2:15:43
now since there's the
coronavirus he we
2:15:45
don't to worry about a
presidential
2:15:46
debate and he's not gonna have
to be
2:15:49
there's no showdown in
Milwaukee we can
2:15:52
waltz it right in to keep him
off the
2:15:54
air as much as we can we can do
it this
2:15:56
podcast is dynamite the podcast
is
2:15:59
dynamite we can edit it make
him sound
2:16:01
smart it sounds horrible the
mix is off
2:16:04
they got music under it way too
long at
2:16:07
the beginning it's really a
piece of
2:16:08
crap and with all the
podcasters who
2:16:11
were clearly Democrats and who
are good
2:16:14
good editors good good
engineers good
2:16:17
storytellers NPR people surely
you could
2:16:22
have drafted someone to do a
better job
2:16:24
than this let's put it this way
what
2:16:30
what if what if the guy doing
the job is
2:16:34
the absolute best guy in the
country I
2:16:37
can't wait for the presidency
let's I
2:16:40
can't wait for Joe's
administration to
2:16:42
rock my world because he picks
great
2:16:45
winners I do have an iso
candidate I
2:16:50
don't have to but I only have
one this
2:16:52
is comes from an earlier clip
and as the
2:16:54
iso is called mistake
2:16:57
okay that is a mistake that's
not bad
2:17:03
kind of like it I don't think I
that is
2:17:06
a mistake I mean the only
that's see
2:17:11
this one's to this is well this
one
2:17:12
would fit it's only two seconds
it would
2:17:17
yeah you can't hear it I can't
2:17:18
understand a word there oh do
you know
2:17:20
exactly what it says
2:17:21
no yes thank you your actions
have been
2:17:24
saving ones we played it early a
2:17:27
community throw just bang at me
like
2:17:29
that is very difficult man is
still my
2:17:35
buddy
2:17:35
okay that is a mistake you can
do that
2:17:39
one probably well I thought I
had a
2:17:41
second one here that was even
better but
2:17:43
it's not looking up and down
the list I
2:17:44
got nothing it's not really all
that
2:17:46
great let me see if I have no
it's not
2:17:48
that great the other one was
better with
2:17:49
the topper yeah what's this
that's
2:17:54
tripping to me oh that's it
yeah that
2:17:57
was it that's one of yours yeah
I like
2:18:00
that one better yeah that was
the other
2:18:02
one where's it I'd was seen on
the list
2:18:03
I don't know I just
2:18:05
oh it's frightening I so hello
2:18:10
frightened I so it's right
there it's on
2:18:12
your list Donna my list it's
between
2:18:15
example of editing Biden and
horizontal
2:18:18
rainbow which what is that by
the way
2:18:20
oh well play horizontal rainbow
it's
2:18:25
just a very injury I came out
let me
2:18:27
preface it I decided I'm sick
of just
2:18:31
covering Corona Corona Corona
for three
2:18:33
hours and I wanted to get some
offbeat
2:18:35
clips into the mix in other
words things
2:18:39
that were kind of interesting
and merely
2:18:42
I'm gonna hear about it and
make people
2:18:43
feel better and the horizontal
rainbow
2:18:46
is an example seeing a rainbow
is
2:18:48
typically a pleasant surprise
but a
2:18:50
photographer said she was
absolutely
2:18:52
stunned when she spotted a
seemingly
2:18:54
horizontal one stretching across
2:18:55
Washington's Lake Sammamish
reports IFL
2:18:58
science thankfully she took a
picture of
2:19:00
it and posted it to Facebook so
we can
2:19:02
all be amazed according to the
2:19:04
University of California Santa
Barbara
2:19:06
they're called fire rainbows
even though
2:19:08
they're not ablaze or even
technically a
2:19:10
rainbow it reports they're
actually
2:19:12
known as circum horizontal arcs
which
2:19:14
occur when the Sun is higher
than 58
2:19:16
degrees above the horizon and
it's life
2:19:18
passes through high-altitude
cirrus
2:19:20
clouds made up of hexagonal
plate ice
2:19:22
crystals which act as a prism
was it
2:19:26
that educational Jesus this is
more
2:19:29
educational oh my gosh is a
double
2:19:33
rainbow I cannot believe it
it's a
2:19:36
frickin double rainbow I
thought that
2:19:40
would be something like that
people
2:19:45
should look this up and take a
look at
2:19:47
the photo if you ever saw one
of these
2:19:48
in real life you'd freak anyway
I mean
2:19:52
it's just a freakiest thing
you've ever
2:19:53
seen this is it's almost
impossible to
2:19:56
describe okay well okay well
wait a
2:19:59
minute I got another one
another good
2:20:00
you feel good story yeah this
is the
2:20:03
puffin report okay
2:20:05
these are puffins they've just
returned
2:20:07
to their home on the Isle of
may after
2:20:09
spending the last eight months
100,000
2:20:12
of the birds landed back in
their native
2:20:14
Scotland after spending fall
and winter
2:20:16
on the North Sea and the
Atlantic Ocean
2:20:18
where they fed and raised their
newborns
2:20:20
in more than 40,000 family
units in fact
2:20:22
puffins find a single partner
and mate
2:20:24
with them for life David Steele
manager
2:20:26
of the Scottish Natural
Heritage and
2:20:27
Nature Preserve where the
puffins make
2:20:29
landfall said about the
migration
2:20:30
they'll meet up with their
partner and
2:20:32
use the same nest hole what's
called a
2:20:33
puffin burrow and they'll do a
bit of
2:20:35
spring cleaning and bits of the
nest
2:20:36
have collapsed which is a lot
like most
2:20:38
species of penguins but don't
let their
2:20:39
striking resemblance and
affinity for
2:20:41
seaside homesteads fool you
while
2:20:43
puffins are often mistaken for
penguins
2:20:45
they're not actually related at
all
2:20:46
especially considering they're
one
2:20:48
glaring distinction puffins can
fly and
2:20:50
penguins cannot now that the
puffins
2:20:52
have made landfall the first
eggs should
2:20:54
start appearing in about three
weeks
2:20:56
okay so clearly you are a
little bit of
2:20:59
cabin fever you're locked in
you're
2:21:01
watching shitty ass television
and you
2:21:04
there's an intervention as
needed you
2:21:07
can't be watching this I mean I
did
2:21:10
start Warren piece the actual
television
2:21:12
series figured this would be
nice and
2:21:15
lager you probably get through
a 30
2:21:17
episodes of war in peace but
the puffins
2:21:20
stuff has got to go all right
got one
2:21:22
more I got one more
2:21:24
this is the this I dis me
because I
2:21:27
would have known about this
then again I
2:21:29
thought twice about it and
saying wait a
2:21:31
minute is it possible that
these people
2:21:33
have been tricked and they've
sent ten
2:21:35
thousand names to Mars to be
picked up
2:21:38
by some alien force that's
gonna come
2:21:40
down now and either steal the
people or
2:21:43
maybe they're gonna shoot them
I have no
2:21:45
idea but let's listen to this
story a
2:21:47
brand new Rover is headed to
Mars and it
2:21:50
will carry the names of ten
point nine
2:21:52
million people according to
many people
2:21:55
responded to NASA send your
name to Mars
2:21:58
campaign that the Red Planet
will
2:21:59
receive a list of names bigger
than the
2:22:01
population of Greece the names
are
2:22:03
stenciled on three silicon chips
2:22:05
engineers managed to fit all
ten point
2:22:08
nine million names on these
chips using
2:22:10
electron beams they sit above a
piece of
2:22:12
art showing Mars the earth and
our
2:22:14
shared star millions of people
will be
2:22:16
able to see a trace of
themselves on
2:22:18
Mars since the silicon chips are
2:22:20
positioned within range of the
rover's
2:22:22
cameras according to space.com
the rover
2:22:25
is named perseverance which
comes from a
2:22:27
seventh grader who won nasa's
naming
2:22:29
contest 155 other assets from
students
2:22:32
who made the finals are also
recorded on
2:22:35
the rovers chips the
perseverance rover
2:22:37
is set to land in a Martian
crater that
2:22:39
used to be flowing with water
from a
2:22:41
lake and river Delta where NASA
hopes if
2:22:43
I'm ancient life it will also
release a
2:22:45
helicopter scout and test out
drawing
2:22:47
oxygen from the planets thin
atmosphere
2:22:50
this is horrible what is this
drivel
2:22:53
you're bestowing on us this is
very
2:22:55
educational no please it's
about some we
2:22:59
we're on the moon with the two
of these
2:23:01
two your name my name we got
one of
2:23:03
these chips has been dropped on
the moon
2:23:05
suppose what's my name doing on
the moon
2:23:07
it was for no agenda was it you
don't
2:23:09
remember this no I don't
actually yes
2:23:12
someone sent us up to the moon
on what
2:23:16
same deal one of these chip
deals in
2:23:18
this lake okay you'll be there
for
2:23:19
whatever it's not all that
great you
2:23:23
know there's probably like atom
curry
2:23:25
there must be like 10,000 atom
curses
2:23:29
but there's at least I know
there's
2:23:30
probably a hundreds of John
Dvorak's
2:23:33
mm-hmm
2:23:33
so what did how do they know
who it is
2:23:35
do they have our address
2:23:37
social security number no
brother
2:23:40
dubious yes okay I want to get
back to
2:23:43
the media and but the bullcrap
and and
2:23:47
really I hope that out of all
of this
2:23:50
comes two things social media
isn't is
2:23:53
ineffective or it's very
effective if
2:23:56
you like getting sicker than
you already
2:23:57
were and and most of them the
mainstream
2:24:03
media cannot be trusted in fact
pretty
2:24:05
much all of it cannot be
trusted rest
2:24:06
just cannot be trusted at all
and two
2:24:10
examples one is uh yeah this is
kind of
2:24:17
interesting so now the media is
eating
2:24:19
itself then and everyone's
going after
2:24:22
Fox News this is joy Reed who
now has
2:24:25
taken over trish regan spot no
it's not
2:24:29
taking over her spot she
competes
2:24:31
against her I guess
2:24:32
no just Reagan's gone she was
on trial
2:24:34
read Tory took over math I was
Chris
2:24:37
Matthews I'm sorry yeah that's
right so
2:24:40
she's got Chris Matthews old
spot she
2:24:42
brought on some I guess a
opinion writer
2:24:46
from Vanity Fair Gabriel
Sherman here's
2:24:50
what they were talking about
yeah I mean
2:24:52
I'm just say with you for a
moment gave
2:24:53
I mean the irony Fox News is in
New York
2:24:55
it's literally across the
street from a
2:24:58
TV it's in Rockefeller Plaza
it's not in
2:25:01
they are in the middle of it
with all of
2:25:04
the other New Yorkers we
thought you -
2:25:06
Regan who had a show on Fox
Business
2:25:07
come out and essentially just
label it
2:25:09
all a fraud
2:25:10
she's now no longer there I
don't know
2:25:12
what happened with her show but
I guess
2:25:14
it's not airing anymore you've
had Fox
2:25:15
anchors who are going to or as
likely as
2:25:18
anyone who's on this panel to
know
2:25:20
someone who gets sick with
Kovac 19 I
2:25:22
just want to get back to the
Fox of it
2:25:24
all real quick you know what
I've been
2:25:26
talking to Fox insiders over
the last
2:25:27
few days there's a real concern
inside
2:25:30
the network that there early
downplaying
2:25:32
of the coronavirus actually
exposes Fox
2:25:35
News to potential legal action
by
2:25:38
viewers who maybe were misled
and
2:25:40
actually have died from this
you know
2:25:42
I've heard that Trish Regan's
being
2:25:45
taken off the air is you know
2:25:47
collective of this concern that
Fox News
2:25:48
is in big trouble by
downplaying this
2:25:51
virus in the New York Times
reported
2:25:53
days ago that the Murdoch
family was
2:25:56
privately taking the coronavirus
2:25:58
seriously the Murdoch's of
course own
2:26:01
Fox News so they were taking
personal
2:26:02
steps to protect themselves
while
2:26:05
anchors like Trish Regan and
Sean
2:26:06
Hannity we're telling viewers
that it's
2:26:08
a hoax and putting themselves
2:26:10
potentially in mortal danger so
I think
2:26:12
this is a case where Fox's
coverage if
2:26:14
it actually winds up being
proved that
2:26:16
people died because of it this
is a new
2:26:19
terrain in terms of being Fox
being
2:26:21
possibly held liable for their
actions
2:26:23
oh brother they were just as
guilty we
2:26:25
just played a hole a whole
company site
2:26:30
the point trish regan it reagan
and he'd
2:26:34
never said it was a host they
said that
2:26:35
the mainstream media coverage
is a hoax
2:26:38
yes which is always the cases a
hoax
2:26:43
now the president took during
one of his
2:26:48
briefings and the
question-and-answer
2:26:50
sessions earlier this week took
time and
2:26:53
i'd like to play it just
because he does
2:26:57
what we normally do is show no
media
2:27:00
deconstruction and he took the
time to
2:27:02
explain to the CNN journalist
why what
2:27:06
he was doing is what the
president
2:27:07
classifies as fake news the
president is
2:27:11
still even though he repeats it
several
2:27:13
times i think that he still
needs two
2:27:16
complete sentences to help
people
2:27:18
understand what he's saying and
the way
2:27:21
he does that just by repeating
the same
2:27:25
you know the stop train from
Amsterdam
2:27:28
to Rotterdam without really
filling in
2:27:31
all the blanks but what he's
trying to
2:27:32
say is you used a quote of mine
than we
2:27:36
and I'd like to talk about
headlines
2:27:37
with you in a second you used a
quote of
2:27:40
mine in a headline but only use
the
2:27:43
first part then just to give
you a head
2:27:45
start because the president is
hard to
2:27:47
understand sometimes most of
the time he
2:27:50
says I want the governor's to
be proud
2:27:54
of me because then you are
showing your
2:27:57
appreciation for all the people
here
2:28:00
working on this FEMA CDC FDA the
2:28:04
commercial sector etc but of
course they
2:28:07
don't do that so the way see
and then
2:28:09
played the quote was mr. ego
wants you
2:28:12
to be appreciative of him and
otherwise
2:28:15
you don't get you don't get
helped which
2:28:18
was the gist of the story so
this
2:28:21
reporter and this is a story
from a week
2:28:22
ago
2:28:23
this reporter stands up try
stand that
2:28:26
they've all done this yummy
shell
2:28:27
sindoor is on top of the heap
of you
2:28:30
said on March 4th at 3:29 p.m.
this was
2:28:35
just like the flow are you
still about a
2:28:37
pain yet you know this kind of
bullshit
2:28:39
so here Trump is for that I
think the
2:28:42
first and last time and
certainly I'll
2:28:44
ever play it is him explaining
to the
2:28:46
fake newsman how the fake news
works
2:28:49
I'll also like to ask you about
some
2:28:50
comments you made on Friday you
were
2:28:52
talking about governors of
different
2:28:54
states and you said I want them
to be
2:28:55
appreciative you also said if
they don't
2:28:57
treat you right I didn't I
don't call
2:28:59
these are direct direct quotes
there
2:29:01
excuse me ready ready ready
take a look
2:29:04
at what said I want them to be
2:29:06
appreciative of me okay and
then you cut
2:29:09
it off because it's fakeness un
of your
2:29:11
administration now please let
me just
2:29:12
finish the you just said it
again and
2:29:15
you know the answer is a lie
you know
2:29:19
your statement and your
response and
2:29:22
your answer is a lie because
here's the
2:29:24
story you ready I said I want
you to be
2:29:26
appreciatively and then you go
on and
2:29:28
then I go on and you cut it off
but it
2:29:31
says you're not appreciative I
don't
2:29:33
want them to say things that
aren't true
2:29:34
I want them to be appreciative
we've
2:29:36
done a great job and I'm not
talking
2:29:38
about me I'm talking about Mike
Pence
2:29:39
the task force I'm talking
about that
2:29:40
you know the Army Corps of
Engineers
2:29:42
thank you then you went on to
say if
2:29:44
they don't treat you right I
don't call
2:29:45
he's a different type of I
don't call
2:29:47
referring so I don't so you get
what
2:29:50
they did is they took out the
middle bit
2:29:52
then they just said if you're
not
2:29:54
appreciative me I don't call
and now the
2:29:56
guy is aware he has the full
quote
2:29:59
that's not what they published
and yet
2:30:02
he still doesn't seem
understand what
2:30:04
was wrong with what they were
doing no I
2:30:05
don't call the governor of wash
this
2:30:07
time but Mike Pence calls and
the head
2:30:09
of FEMA calls I don't stop them
did I
2:30:11
ever ask you to do anything
negative
2:30:13
like to Washington the state of
2:30:15
Washington Michigan I love that
state
2:30:17
that's one of my favorite
places in the
2:30:19
whole world Michigan and I'm so
proud of
2:30:21
what's happened with the auto
industry
2:30:22
it's coming back to Michigan no
I don't
2:30:25
have to call because I'm
probably better
2:30:28
off not because we don't get
he's a
2:30:30
failed presidential candidate
he's a
2:30:32
nasty person I don't like the
governor
2:30:34
of Washington so you know who
calls I
2:30:35
get Mike Pence to call I get
the head of
2:30:38
FEMA to go I get the Admiral to
call but
2:30:40
what you didn't say so you
started it
2:30:42
off and you talked about I have
to be
2:30:45
appreciated but then when you
read the
2:30:47
rest
2:30:47
said because if you don't
appreciate
2:30:49
you're not respecting these
incredible
2:30:52
people the two admirals you're
not
2:30:53
appreciating FEMA and the Army
Corps of
2:30:56
Engineers to build 2,900 beds
in three
2:30:59
and a half days and you're not
2:31:00
appreciating all of the work
that's been
2:31:02
done and you're not
appreciating these
2:31:04
incredible people from private
2:31:06
enterprise that are delivering
things
2:31:08
and numbers that nobody has
ever seen
2:31:10
see and that's why people aren't
2:31:12
watching CNN very much anymore
that's
2:31:14
why they don't like it that's
why your
2:31:16
ratings are no good because you
even
2:31:18
after knowing the truth for
days now you
2:31:20
bring up the old lie read the
read the
2:31:24
rest of your question the rest
of your
2:31:26
statement you didn't put in you
have to
2:31:29
put that in and it's said in
there FEMA
2:31:31
and it said in their Army Corps
of
2:31:33
Engineers because when they
disrespect
2:31:36
me disrespecting our government
and you
2:31:39
know what I don't mind if I'm
2:31:41
disrespected but they can't
disrespect
2:31:43
the Army Corps of Engineers and
FEMA so
2:31:47
I don't think he does a very
good job at
2:31:49
explaining it well it seems as
though
2:31:54
the best way to explain that
situation
2:31:57
is to have rehearsed the
explanation
2:31:59
expecting it yeah and in an
even better
2:32:02
would be to have a chart
showing the
2:32:06
full statements showing what
they
2:32:08
produce showing a couple of the
2:32:09
headlines and showing what you
know I
2:32:11
can do in the newsletter and I
do and
2:32:14
then making it very clear
because trying
2:32:16
to explain it just verbally on
their
2:32:19
articles you know it's not easy
and he's
2:32:22
not he's flustered a flubs what
I seen
2:32:24
and the guy's a moron it can't
even
2:32:27
the guy's sincere the report I
have to
2:32:30
say and you I think you may
have to
2:32:32
agree the guy's sincere he just
doesn't
2:32:35
see it he doesn't actually see
it no sad
2:32:38
thing with that else in door
woman she's
2:32:41
blind to like anything other
than her
2:32:43
whatever she thinks that she's a
2:32:45
Democrat activist she's an
activist
2:32:47
she's also on her because I
watch c-span
2:32:51
she's on her phone and she's
getting
2:32:53
prompt questions because all
life she's
2:32:55
getting questions from home
base on the
2:32:57
fly as she's going Bascom this
fucking
2:33:01
orange man asking notice what's
going on
2:33:07
headlines please explain how
headlines
2:33:12
are created who does them and
why they
2:33:14
do them because that is the most
2:33:17
damaging part of the news
industry and
2:33:21
I'm talking about print in
particular
2:33:23
but but online and everybody
does it
2:33:27
what is the point and why is it
2:33:30
dangerous if at all you would
know
2:33:32
because you understand how
headlines
2:33:34
happen
2:33:35
well headlights are written by
the
2:33:36
editors not by the writers
thank you
2:33:38
ninety percent of the time not
always
2:33:40
writers can put a headline on
there and
2:33:42
if it's a real gem the editors
will let
2:33:45
it go but generally speaking
the editors
2:33:46
like to feel that they're doing
2:33:48
something and so they'll look
over some
2:33:51
copy and then they'll write a
headline
2:33:52
for it and they'll put it on
there then
2:33:54
the writer gets blamed right
when in
2:33:57
fact it's the it's the editor
who 90% of
2:34:00
the time writes the headline so
and that
2:34:03
can be done if so the writer
hates trop
2:34:05
he'll take something out of
context or
2:34:07
just make something up or put
something
2:34:09
there that's jazzy it gets your
2:34:11
attention the the thinking is
is that
2:34:13
the editors know more about how
to get
2:34:16
attention and the writers know
more
2:34:18
about how to you know do the
reporting
2:34:20
and the editors can do the
editor
2:34:23
reporting and then get some
attention by
2:34:25
putting a nice headline on
there and
2:34:27
that's pretty much the way it's
done in
2:34:28
newspapers and magazines and
well on
2:34:30
websites that I don't know the
general
2:34:33
policy is if websites have
editors yeah
2:34:37
obviously the editor will have
a shot at
2:34:39
it
2:34:40
but most of the time on really
low-end
2:34:42
places which is not CNN you
would just
2:34:46
do it yourself and post it
right well
2:34:50
what's sad is that a lot of
these
2:34:52
headlines are so deceptive that
it
2:34:55
actually screams the opposite
of what's
2:34:57
in the article or draws your
attention
2:34:59
too often draws your attention
to an
2:35:02
outrageous point but the truth
is
2:35:04
underneath low you know below
the fold
2:35:05
and many of the writers and
that are out
2:35:08
there that are trying to be
objective
2:35:11
complained bitterly about even
if they
2:35:14
want to write something that's
maybe
2:35:16
complimentary or soso or just
report
2:35:19
what happened they find a lot
of their
2:35:22
stories are killed it's the
editing
2:35:24
class of this country that is
the the
2:35:28
Stooges the democrats the jean
2:35:32
provocateurs i don't know what
you want
2:35:33
to call them advertising there
but it's
2:35:36
that's the class of people that
that's
2:35:37
causing the problem more than
that more
2:35:40
than the writers themselves the
writers
2:35:42
cater to them of course because
you're
2:35:44
not gonna get in the paper or
wherever
2:35:46
you're doing this is all dead
hmm i mean
2:35:49
at some point and i think your
point
2:35:51
earlier that this is because of
the
2:35:53
advertising these guys are
ironically
2:35:55
are killing themselves because
that's
2:35:58
the best part they can't get
you know
2:36:01
they have to do this but the
saint cuz
2:36:03
they want to ruin Trump and at
the same
2:36:05
time they're ruining themselves
and it's
2:36:07
just there's backfiring
everything
2:36:09
they're doing is backfiring it
it might
2:36:11
be better if they just did the
opposite
2:36:12
well I hope yes yes and and
where most
2:36:16
of these are propagated is on
Twitter I
2:36:19
would say Twitter is the main
place to
2:36:21
get your your headline
circulating a
2:36:24
good Twitter a good tweet with
the right
2:36:27
who the right words will get
you lots of
2:36:29
clicks
2:36:31
yep lots and lots of clicks but
it's
2:36:35
just yeah ironic is is is
really the
2:36:38
only descriptor of it that
through all
2:36:41
of this blocking and
blacklisting and by
2:36:43
the way for so who gave Google
and
2:36:46
Twitter and then and all these
other
2:36:48
jamokes the idea that they know
2:36:50
everything about coronavirus and
2:36:52
therefore they are the arbiters
of truth
2:36:55
who made them who made them the
boss and
2:36:59
their and we know it's
coordinated
2:37:01
they've all agreed to
coordinate this
2:37:03
yeah it's beyond me people
should stop
2:37:06
using them this is the time go
to no
2:37:08
agenda social calm this is the
time to
2:37:11
get off of it
2:37:12
because isn't it's not helpful
and it's
2:37:15
not healthy us it's you can
just see it
2:37:20
you can see especially if you
if you
2:37:21
veer which is hard to do on no
agenda
2:37:25
social and by veer I mean you
all of a
2:37:27
sudden let's go look at Rob
Reiner's
2:37:29
feed and Rami Reiner what I
like about
2:37:34
no agenda social is people have
spats
2:37:38
and disputes and flames but it
always
2:37:41
Peters out it goes because
there's no
2:37:43
algo that's jamming and in
everybody's
2:37:45
face oh look at this is a fight
over
2:37:47
here look at this look at this
red Oh
2:37:50
unroll the thread oh my god
lose our
2:37:52
jaws
2:37:54
show my food by donation - no
agenda
2:37:57
imagine all the people who
could do dice
2:37:59
oh yeah and we whoa oh what
dropped
2:38:11
something fell over glass of
water
2:38:13
oh is it everywhere well it's
not
2:38:16
everywhere it's on the floor
you need a
2:38:17
moment
2:38:18
I need I need a moment to get
more water
2:38:20
but that's what the dog will
lick it up
2:38:24
don't worry about it
2:38:25
Russ we have a few people to
thank for
2:38:27
show 12:30 and it's not is it
12:30 yeah
2:38:32
12:30
2:38:32
no no no it's quarter to 12:00
Bobby
2:38:35
Davids Russell Davidson's at
the top of
2:38:37
the list in Fort Collins
Colorado it
2:38:39
came over the hundred thirty
three
2:38:41
hundred thirty three dollars
followed by
2:38:43
DC girl not a spook
2:38:45
hundred dollars she calls
herself not a
2:38:49
spook well that's because I
said she was
2:38:50
a spook and now she has to make
sure
2:38:52
that she always says she's not
a spook
2:38:54
cause she's not a spoke he's
just a fly
2:38:55
information it seems she's a
spook and
2:38:58
DC girl along with I think is a
DC grown
2:39:03
they're POTUS all kinds of jobs
you know
2:39:05
for dudes and named Ben
dudettes named
2:39:07
Bernadette there's tons of jobs
and
2:39:10
she's helping them and then
she's
2:39:11
posting them on no agenda
social so if
2:39:13
you want to look for her yeah
it's good
2:39:15
stuff she's trying to make up
for good
2:39:17
lost time sure some dude named
Satish is
2:39:22
that right in Locust Grove
Virginia huh
2:39:25
hundred dollars please call me
some dude
2:39:28
named Satish and this is my
second
2:39:30
donation so please deduce me he
wants us
2:39:38
to think about the elections in
Guiana
2:39:40
no we'll work on it
2:39:41
Randall Myers in Manassas
Virginia
2:39:44
another Virginian hundred
dollars sir
2:39:50
FAC base sir fact base and
Houston Texas
2:39:56
$100 Joseph Van Dorp $100 that
came in
2:39:59
as a check
2:40:02
reni roll Oh Rene Labe yes and
Santa
2:40:07
Monica came in with yeah she's
one of
2:40:11
our old supporters at one of
our long
2:40:14
supporters Oh
2:40:16
sir lines man of the net
Raleigh Hawken
2:40:20
and at Illinois 8118 he would
77 by the
2:40:24
way he says this is an aunt
this is the
2:40:26
Cuomo governor cuomo donation
2:40:29
it's a pierced nipple donation
8118 i
2:40:34
think is well well well thought
through
2:40:38
it does look like nipple bars
doesn't it
2:40:41
very good thank you sir
alignment of the
2:40:43
net
2:40:43
funny yeah yeah we get we get
we get
2:40:47
yeah you got every sort of free
thinker
2:40:49
that listens to this show
2:40:51
t wood graniteville south
carolina
2:40:55
seventy seven seventy I got a
stop here
2:40:57
for a second help it says I see
help so
2:40:59
I got a stop I asked for jobs
karma
2:41:01
twice before not mentioned
first time no
2:41:04
karma played second lost the
job I'd
2:41:06
interview Ford but another job
pending
2:41:08
help help help so I'm not sure
if it was
2:41:11
under donation level or we
screwed up
2:41:13
I'm not taking any risk jobs
jobs jobs
2:41:16
and jobs that's low Jonathan was
2:41:19
throwing a gate if we messed it
up I
2:41:25
want to make sure that that's
right yeah
2:41:26
well you did that should have
fixed it I
2:41:28
think so we do fix things
people should
2:41:32
note that so we may mess up a
couple of
2:41:35
times we got Nate in Sebastopol
2:41:37
California 6969 Ellen is it
lean a Lena
2:41:45
thank you I believe yes $64 you
having
2:41:51
trouble reading today sergeant
portal
2:41:52
you owe me do it no no I
remember
2:41:55
sergeant postal postal okay
6033 I got
2:41:59
the Sun in my eyes let me do it
once for
2:42:04
once to get the Sun in your
eyes read
2:42:07
along see if I need to stop
sergeant
2:42:09
Postal Miami Lakes sixty
dollars and 33
2:42:12
cents a Chad long
2:42:14
from Mill Hall Pennsylvania 600
60 and 6
2:42:19
small boob it is a small boob
and my
2:42:22
cousin and co-worker hit me in
the mouth
2:42:24
two years ago this is my first
donation
2:42:26
please d douche mate gabriel's
shahbazi
2:42:35
an San Francisco California $60
Thank
2:42:38
You Dame Jamie
2:42:39
yes Dame Jamie we got your name
right
2:42:41
this time and Dame Jamie has a
lot of
2:42:45
things here let me see sing a
NEFCO vyd
2:42:49
I don't think I got that but
anyway my
2:42:52
brother-in-law fire department
New York
2:42:54
EMS Joe Mazzella has kovat 19
after 10
2:42:56
days of being miserable he was
2:42:59
transported to Danbury hospital
admitted
2:43:01
for treatment of pneumonia
that's what
2:43:02
it does his poor wife is
isolated home
2:43:05
and a three year old and 2
month old by
2:43:06
herself after taking care of
them since
2:43:08
last Monday I did not get an F
kovat
2:43:16
jingle but I'll look for it and
we'll
2:43:18
we'll definitely play it on
Sunday but
2:43:19
yet so this is where you get
the EMS
2:43:21
guys and gals that are on the
front
2:43:24
lines and they can easily
contract
2:43:25
anything and it sounds like he
got the
2:43:28
else train especially being in
in New
2:43:31
York so would thank him for his
courage
2:43:32
and Thank You Dame Jamie
2:43:34
Sir Robert Bruckner 5555 Jamie
game is
2:43:38
5820 what did I say you didn't
say
2:43:41
anything
2:43:42
okay 5820 Sir Robert Bruckner
5555
2:43:46
Gilbert Arizona Christopher
Rutger
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Ruettiger 15 double nickels and
I'm 5510
2:43:51
thanks for the sanity hoping
for a long
2:43:53
day in segments tomorrow and
it's not as
2:43:54
long as anyone would like sir
laughs a
2:43:57
lot from metier metier Louisiana
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Metairie Metairie yeah well
isn't that
2:44:04
odd I read it as matteri
2:44:06
man yeah it's pronounced
Metairie down
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there thank you for maintaining
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yes yes we won that we do want
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let's put out a coin with Creek
Queen
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Elizabeth it says it's 50 pence
is a 50
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how and so we're adding him as a
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give him
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credit for $200 and he can add
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credits then as well yeah the
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2:50:56
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2:51:02
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2:51:06
this is like a potty only the
parties
2:51:09
aren't happening too much
unfortunately
2:51:12
due to the Rona there's just
not a lot
2:51:15
that can be done however I do
have a
2:51:17
belated meetup report from
Kansas City
2:51:20
this was held on March 28th in
the
2:51:23
morning no agenda nation I
think this
2:51:25
was the dog park John that the
dog park
2:51:31
I don't know how it turned out
we're
2:51:33
about to find out in the
morning no
2:51:35
agenda nation mr. Spencer wolf
of Kansas
2:51:38
City
2:51:39
DeLorean thank you for your
courage we
2:51:42
are here at the Swope Park
off-leash dog
2:51:44
park because dogs are people
too dogs
2:51:53
are people too and we're still
here for
2:52:07
you if you want to meet up keep
an eye
2:52:10
on agenda meetups calm for
future KC
2:52:12
meetups and hopefully see you
last
2:52:15
Saturday of the month next
month so they
2:52:17
went dogs and no one showed up
I feel
2:52:21
bad about that
2:52:23
not good good try and I like I
2:52:25
appreciate the extra editing I
was
2:52:27
interesting we did have our
first no
2:52:32
agenda video meetup video video
video
2:52:35
video this is sent to me by
producer
2:52:38
Mary Mary says well it was
pretty good
2:52:40
pretty good
2:52:41
we had three Americans and a
kandan a
2:52:43
via online this is one for the
history
2:52:45
books the first video meetup
was a
2:52:47
actually a great success no
technology
2:52:49
bugs and we had a stimulating
2:52:51
conversation for almost two
hours
2:52:53
subject matters were across the
board
2:52:55
starting out with who had been
listening
2:52:57
to no agenda the longest the
youngest in
2:52:59
the group had been listening
since
2:53:00
episode 13 a couple of folks
who are
2:53:02
devotees of Jhansi Dvorak from
the PC
2:53:05
Mag days the consensus was to
schedule
2:53:07
another video Meetup check the
calendar
2:53:09
and join from wherever
2:53:11
you are even John and Adam are
welcome
2:53:13
to drop in no excuses you won't
be in
2:53:15
town next time I'll try and set
up a
2:53:18
recording at the end to share
an audio
2:53:20
report a closing note was don't
forget
2:53:22
to tip your podcaster Mary
thank you
2:53:24
very much for the report and I
think
2:53:26
these are scheduled on a
regular basis
2:53:28
at No Agenda social com it's
just posted
2:53:32
and everyone jumps in and
there's phone
2:53:34
call phone numbers to dial into
and
2:53:36
video or audio
2:53:38
it's very ad hoc although some
of these
2:53:42
I guess are being scheduled at
No Agenda
2:53:43
meetups com so check their to
see if it
2:53:46
can be a little more organized
and it
2:53:48
sounds like it's happening then
from the
2:53:50
back office just what's
happening on the
2:53:54
calendar for Friday tomorrow
downtown
2:53:56
Dallas unknown if this is on or
2:53:59
cancelled was supposed to be a
birthday
2:54:00
meetup for Sir Paul so we do
wish him a
2:54:04
very happy birthday if nothing
else
2:54:06
comes to it that's supposed to
be
2:54:08
organized by stirred Paul the
trusted
2:54:09
advisor and Dame Jean money
2:54:12
hopefully they'll adjust that
on no
2:54:15
agenda meetups dot-com the New
York City
2:54:17
Saturday meetup postponed
postponed
2:54:20
until in-person meetups can
resume
2:54:23
we'd like to schedule a virtual
meetup
2:54:24
defier overlords meet at a
public park
2:54:26
defy our overlords meet at our
home in
2:54:29
Brooklyn let us know fearless
leap
2:54:31
Athena Alex and the little one
Winter
2:54:34
Park Florida
2:54:37
Brandon Eden unclear if that's
on or not
2:54:40
for Saturday and the worldwide
virtual
2:54:42
meet up on Saturday Shahin is
organizing
2:54:47
why not grab a beer and some
mac and
2:54:49
cheese enjoy this time with
shitta syns
2:54:51
from other from around the
world thanks
2:54:55
to the help a few dudes named
ben we
2:54:56
will bring will be meeting on
the NA
2:54:58
jitsi server that meet up see
that note
2:55:03
slash no agenda again our best
to go to
2:55:06
no agenda meetups come to get
all the
2:55:07
details and when is that let me
Saturday
2:55:09
I might even join in for that
one if we
2:55:11
can and then we have Saturday in
2:55:14
Brooklyn backyard Ralph Avenue
and Foltz
2:55:17
and I live upstairs and for the
time
2:55:18
being of a whole backyard to
myself
2:55:21
oh come by it dusk bring
firewood bring
2:55:26
your own B and bring your own
jams
2:55:28
gingy or Ginji is the producer
of the
2:55:32
organizer so please everybody
post your
2:55:35
up dead updates at No Agenda
social com
2:55:38
let me see no agenda meetups
calm so
2:55:40
that we can inform everybody if
they're
2:55:42
on or not and especially the
video
2:55:43
meetups let's make sure we keep
the
2:55:45
information up-to-date no
agenda meetups
2:55:48
calm the No Agenda meetups
whether
2:55:49
they're in person or virtual
that like a
2:55:52
potty
2:55:53
[Music]
2:56:00
[Music]
2:56:02
me triggered all hell you
wouldn't be
2:56:09
[Music]
2:56:11
it's like a party just like a
body
2:56:17
so I have a clip following up
on Lara
2:56:22
Logan's new show yes that's
sure where
2:56:27
she has no agenda yeah I was
thinking
2:56:30
about that by the way because
there's
2:56:31
still some old web pages where
it says
2:56:33
no agenda width and I was
thinking she
2:56:35
must be actually pleased that
we made
2:56:39
mention of this through
attorneys
2:56:41
because don't you think you'd
rather be
2:56:45
Adam curry has no agenda rather
than no
2:56:49
agenda width because that means
damage
2:56:53
you're expendable
2:56:55
that's a good point
2:56:57
that's a good point so she has
to be
2:57:00
happy with us yeah because I'm
sure the
2:57:02
network wouldn't have done it
but they
2:57:04
had to do it now now you've
actually
2:57:05
just brought something out that
we've
2:57:07
never talked about we don't
need to
2:57:08
delve into it but we did come
to we
2:57:10
figured it all out with her is
that that
2:57:13
the way to put it pretty much
okay with
2:57:15
with her producers is not her
she
2:57:17
doesn't even know right but they
2:57:20
probably actually kind of gasp
I bet you
2:57:23
they gaslighted her so you know
Laura or
2:57:25
we think it should be changed
the name
2:57:26
because you should be in front
your name
2:57:28
should be at the top I give her
a little
2:57:32
more credit I think she's very
smart and
2:57:34
she knows exactly what's going
on and
2:57:36
she well and she probably went
yeah she
2:57:38
probably knows about no agenda
but me
2:57:44
I've got the teaser from her
first show
2:57:46
which is about Mexican cartels
and it's
2:57:49
not so much that I wanted you
know
2:57:50
people don't do these things to
go to
2:57:52
Mexico and they get you a
bullet shot at
2:57:54
them and then they could leave
but there
2:57:56
was a there's a tidbit of
information in
2:57:58
here that I think the
Millennials should
2:58:00
be paying very careful
attention to at
2:58:03
the end human smuggling and
trap now a
2:58:06
global multi-billion dollar
industry
2:58:08
that the Mexican cartels have
added to
2:58:11
their criminal
2:58:13
money laundering extortion oil
theft
2:58:16
from pipelines and control of
the
2:58:19
multi-billion dollar avocado
industry
2:58:22
you're supporting drug cartels
by eating
2:58:25
avocado toast who knew well
that's the
2:58:31
best piece of information from
the
2:58:33
entire show if it was a clip
that I
2:58:36
could come on you know what
screw it
2:58:38
what am I saying it is a good
clip
2:58:40
you're good for it you're good
for it
2:58:48
dynamite saved it to the end
too well
2:58:50
done yeah well I got also
halves just to
2:58:54
get it out of the way I got the
racial
2:58:55
men that everybody took and
produced
2:58:57
this I mean everybody's got
this one
2:58:59
everybody made a version of
this because
2:59:02
Rachel Maddow again made a fool
of
2:59:03
herself because within a couple
of days
2:59:05
of Trump saying he's gonna send
some
2:59:07
hospital ship to New York it
showed up
2:59:10
but now you know I'm gray she
wasn't
2:59:12
having any of it and here we go
2:59:14
the president said but he
announced that
2:59:16
those ships would be put into
action
2:59:18
against the kovat 19 epidemic
he said
2:59:20
one of those ships would be
operational
2:59:22
a New York Harbor by next week
2:59:24
it's nonsense it will not be
there next
2:59:26
week and the naval hospital
ship the
2:59:28
USNS comfort you see it right
there on
2:59:30
your screen has just docked in
New York
2:59:33
City the ship will be used to
house non
2:59:35
coronavirus patients and that
in itself
2:59:37
will free up the city's
hospital care to
2:59:40
focus primarily on those with
the virus
2:59:42
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo
will
2:59:44
brief media there at the top of
the hour
2:59:45
gonna bring that to live as
soon as that
2:59:47
gets underway NBC's Rehema yeah
same
2:59:51
source NBC I mean now wonder
because
2:59:54
there's a bunch of these things
coming
2:59:55
up with her if they're if
they're
2:59:57
setting her up hmm I don't
believe she
3:00:01
writes all this stuff for her
own show
3:00:03
it's too much work I watched
her I mean
3:00:06
I pretty much will sample
everything
3:00:09
every night you know so I'm
looking at
3:00:11
of course the Cuomo kid and see
if he's
3:00:14
still alive and Maddow is just
as he's
3:00:18
sheltering in places jail on
the she's
3:00:21
on the air yeah he's sick but
he Chris
3:00:23
yeah he said that he had a 103
fever the
3:00:26
night
3:00:26
before and but he's still
hanging in
3:00:28
there and he and Don Lemon are
crying
3:00:30
together yeah if I had the
rhone I'd
3:00:36
continue for as long as I could
to I
3:00:38
wouldn't stop he said I
wouldn't make a
3:00:39
big deal about it I'd just do
it and
3:00:42
shut up about it move on yeah
but no
3:00:46
yeah that's what you do good
know what
3:00:48
they needed to make the big
announcement
3:00:49
to take the spotlight off the
nipple
3:00:53
piercings so now I I have to
say I
3:00:57
haven't had time to delve into
3:01:00
Nipplegate but is this is this
true does
3:01:03
he have pierced nipples is this
a film
3:01:06
but he has there's no denial
where's the
3:01:08
denial huh Cuomo should go on
that month
3:01:12
amicus ieaves gets on the air
every day
3:01:14
and going to Mike sent by the
way after
3:01:17
we close this hospital I would
like to
3:01:19
announce that I do not have
nipple
3:01:21
piercings I wear my my my
suspenders
3:01:25
under my shirt that's what he
could say
3:01:27
okay so what somebody suggested
by the
3:01:30
way this is a big plus for a
3:01:32
presidential run though because
I looked
3:01:34
at the comments and everyone's
like ah
3:01:37
right cruel kinky yeah and I
think I
3:01:44
made it clear in the in the
newsletter
3:01:47
that yeah that's exactly what
people
3:01:49
would be saying in Manhattan
Brooklyn
3:01:51
Los Angeles and San Francisco
3:01:54
not so much you know
3:01:58
ladies and gentlemen hold on we
have
3:02:01
emergency news
3:02:13
we now officially have over 1
million
3:02:16
cases of corona virus yeah
actually that
3:02:22
numbers been it's been going
back and
3:02:24
forth yesterday I heard a
million been -
3:02:27
no it just happened now
according to the
3:02:28
troll room that's sure well but
we all
3:02:32
know how it works yes but but
let's get
3:02:37
back to Rachel Maddow you think
she's
3:02:38
being set up that's interesting
well it
3:02:41
may be because she's losing her
numbers
3:02:44
after she's been losing her
numbers
3:02:46
consistently you know what
she's doing
3:02:47
wrong she still has a studio
like
3:02:51
environment she should go home
she needs
3:02:54
to go home do it in the closet
or
3:02:57
wouldn't you know whatever
looks right
3:02:59
she's been out of the closet
for some
3:03:01
time and see that was such an
open door
3:03:04
to it didn't even crack a smile
for me
3:03:06
yeah well I'm sorry but when
somebody
3:03:09
throws me a softball I have to
hit it I
3:03:12
was referring more to me being
in the
3:03:15
clew do that closet yeah yeah
no I got
3:03:18
the joke now you have to assume
that
3:03:22
there's people like the joy
wreaths and
3:03:24
some of these other people
don't like
3:03:25
Rachel because she Lords it over
3:03:27
everybody over there her
numbers are
3:03:29
down and you've been in these
3:03:31
environments people are the
people in
3:03:33
especially this third tier of
3:03:36
broadcasting they're very you
know
3:03:38
they're aggressive at getting
rid of
3:03:40
someone so they can take their
place and
3:03:43
you know they want to move up
and I mean
3:03:44
that's not what happened to
Chris
3:03:45
Matthews he got out stood he's
an old
3:03:47
man let's get rid of him and
put joy
3:03:49
read in and then you know she's
probably
3:03:51
been working it
3:03:52
don't whole thing is always
creepy yeah
3:03:55
it's probably a lot of creepy
stuff
3:03:56
going on at NBC in general yeah
all
3:04:00
right well we have to alert the
3:04:03
affiliates who are probably
pissed off
3:04:05
because we're running like I do
can I
3:04:10
guess which one it is yeah try
you bi on
3:04:13
PBS cut off I can play that but
that's
3:04:17
not what I was gonna play what
were you
3:04:19
gonna play
3:04:19
I wanted to play contrast the
PBS report
3:04:24
on the Houthis and what's going
on in
3:04:26
Saudi
3:04:26
Arabia with Saudi Arabia with
the with
3:04:29
an actual report from
al-jazeera okay
3:04:32
that's good some news
deconstruction to
3:04:34
play us out so let's start with
the
3:04:36
piss-poor report an 18 second
report
3:04:38
this is all the effort that PBS
has on
3:04:41
the saudi-led coalition
fighting in
3:04:42
Yemen says Houthi rebels pour
report
3:04:50
here
3:04:51
it was coincidentally also 17
seconds
3:04:53
long here we go 18 seconds
Saudi Arabia
3:04:56
is being accused of torture and
other
3:04:58
crimes against civilians in
Yemen Human
3:05:01
Rights Watch reports that Saudi
military
3:05:03
forces and their Yemeni allies
have
3:05:06
committed a long series of
abuses the
3:05:08
Saudis are backing the Yemeni
government
3:05:10
against Shiite rebels who were
allied
3:05:12
with Iran that's it that's the
one that
3:05:16
talks about the Shiite rebels
we played
3:05:18
this clip about him Jack's ago
yeah
3:05:20
Shiite rebels never mentions
Houthis
3:05:23
doesn't give us any background
doesn't
3:05:25
do do anything so in that same
amount of
3:05:27
time I have first I have the
short
3:05:29
version of the report from Al
Jazeera
3:05:31
this is the Houthis attack
Saudis this
3:05:34
is the same 17 seconds you
never play
3:05:37
that on the saudi-led coalition
fighting
3:05:39
in Yemen says Houthi rebels have
3:05:41
attacked Saudi Arabia the
Coalition says
3:05:43
the kingdom's air defense
systems
3:05:45
intercepted two ballistic
missiles
3:05:47
targeting Riyadh and the
southern city
3:05:49
of jizan on Saturday people
living in a
3:05:51
capital say they heard at least
three
3:05:54
explosions so now there
apparently
3:05:57
there's missile attacks going
on we're
3:05:59
talking about the Houthis
3:06:00
I mean PBS gave us none of this
so let's
3:06:03
play let's continue with the
without
3:06:05
Jazeera and play the extended
reports so
3:06:07
we actually now know something
3:06:09
witnesses in Riyadh said they
heard
3:06:11
three explosions in the sirens
of
3:06:13
emergency vehicles in the north
of the
3:06:15
city
3:06:17
Houthi rebels have frequently
launched
3:06:20
missiles from Yemen into Saudi
Arabia
3:06:22
retaliation for its involvement
in
3:06:24
Yemen's now a five-year Civil
War the
3:06:28
last strike on Riyadh was in
June 2018
3:06:30
another Houthi attack took out
two major
3:06:33
oil installations last
September that
3:06:36
nearly half Saudi oil output
this one
3:06:39
was only two missiles and this
is why I
3:06:40
believe that all of this is a
PR stunt
3:06:42
from the Houthis to appear
stronger than
3:06:44
they actually are fighting has
3:06:48
intensified recently but the
Houthis
3:06:50
expanding their territory by
taking
3:06:53
control of al-jarf province
near the
3:06:55
Saudi border looking to advance
on the
3:06:57
oil-rich province of murid
where there's
3:06:59
been fierce fighting in recent
weeks
3:07:02
they are running hard and fast
right now
3:07:07
so I think it's it's very clear
to me at
3:07:11
any rate that these will not
come from
3:07:13
that Houthis this is a message
if you
3:07:15
will to the Saudis that you are
3:07:18
vulnerable to us and we have the
3:07:21
capability to hit you pretty
well
3:07:23
anywhere we would choose Yemen
is
3:07:26
enduring one of the world's
worst
3:07:28
humanitarian crises millions
are without
3:07:31
enough food all medical
supplies just
3:07:34
this week the UN tried to
convince war
3:07:36
infections to implement terms
of a
3:07:39
ceasefire agreement signed in
stock on
3:07:41
two years ago saying a
ceasefire is all
3:07:43
the more necessary during the
corona
3:07:45
virus pandemic while human has
no
3:07:48
confirmed cases
3:07:50
Saudi Arabia has more than
1,200 the
3:07:53
most in the Gulf region this
government
3:07:55
video shows its lockdown in
effect it is
3:07:58
barred all travel and is asking
people
3:08:00
to stay home beyond the
pandemic it's
3:08:03
also in a battle against Russia
over oil
3:08:05
their price war has seen oil
plummeting
3:08:08
to a 17-year low with plans to
pump even
3:08:11
more oil into global stocks from
3:08:13
wednesday with oil demand
dropping daily
3:08:16
prices may follow Saudi Arabia
fighting
3:08:19
on multiple fronts but still
holding up
3:08:22
its defenses for now man
3:08:24
nice that's explosion at the
end sure
3:08:28
gives credence to the the
booby-trap
3:08:30
theory doesn't it yeah there's
a lot
3:08:33
going on and this none of us
being
3:08:34
covered and that you had to
really play
3:08:37
that that comparison between
what PBS
3:08:39
gave us yeah
3:08:41
no mention of the Houthis at all
3:08:44
piss-poor was exactly the way to
3:08:46
describe it this is exactly
what it was
3:08:48
yes citizen don't be alarmed
we're here
3:08:50
on official business so anyway
that's I
3:08:54
think that I would let's play
the you be
3:08:56
I cut off oh man and now let's
keep it
3:08:58
let's keep it for Sunday I'm
alright
3:09:00
the affiliates are ready I've
got the
3:09:02
outro music running ok well
then we're
3:09:05
done yeah I mean that's that's
that
3:09:08
comes from Central Command we
can't even
3:09:09
stop and look right at light
it's
3:09:11
somewhat well I hope you
enjoyed your
3:09:13
deconstruction for today please
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3:09:15
this is a producer produced
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3:09:18
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3:09:30
it helps us collectively
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3:09:32
what's going on here I think we
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3:09:35
little bit further but
3:09:37
we'll continue to work on it as
the
3:09:40
elites continue to give us bits
of
3:09:43
information remember there are
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secrets only information you
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and Danny Lowe's until Sunday
everybody
3:10:11
adios mofos one in every four
species of
3:10:20
mammal on earth of the back
wants to
3:10:22
come out they put by golly they
they
3:10:24
know the Kevin Durant just got
diagnosed
3:10:26
with the corona virus so this
is this is
3:10:28
how a good operation stays open
as
3:10:44
evidence shows a border
shutdown doesn't
3:10:46
work yes tomorrow
3:10:49
$480 any doubts I understand
that the
3:10:52
way you get to that number many
people
3:10:56
asking why not to address the
quivering
3:11:04
19 thread as we the health and
safety
3:11:07
[Music]
3:11:12
slow at testing so this is
testing the
3:11:15
connection between climate
gentlemen
3:11:24
they don't care what Dad say a
border
3:11:26
shut down W works with the
origin of the
3:11:29
air the virus first female to
order it's
3:11:35
not contain the virus many
people asking
3:11:38
[Music]
3:11:46
hit the high country with two
confirmed
3:11:48
cases at our top priority to
address the
3:11:50
Cobra 19
3:11:58
[Music]
3:12:11
[Music]
3:12:15
now that has been a restriction
of ten
3:12:18
people in a gathering and an
outdoor
3:12:20
area or in a shopping center or
anything
3:12:23
like this the advice now is
that and I
3:12:27
should stress that that 10
personal
3:12:28
limit that is enforceable now
in most
3:12:31
states and territories and can
carry
3:12:33
very significant on-the-spot
finds that
3:12:37
device has now been
strengthened to say
3:12:39
that it should be reduced to
two persons
3:12:43
[Music]
3:12:50
broadcast ID create the panic
desire to
3:12:57
sway my horribly dolor as well
social
3:13:01
distance you and me just the
two of us
3:13:05
[Music]
3:13:09
two of us just the two of us
Bernie can
3:13:26
you hear me tell them the truth
they
3:13:29
could handle it it's an
incredibly the
3:13:31
model dark tub an incredibly
horrible
3:13:35
top of the most incredibly
interesting
3:13:37
projection model but he's been
very
3:13:40
generous to me I got a chips I
got a
3:13:42
hospital's model a lot of
things and the
3:13:45
model by the way he had paid to
the
3:13:47
model assumptions and
resumption it's
3:13:50
hard to envision that again we
should
3:13:52
listen to the scientist and all
the
3:13:54
right now we have the banker
3:13:57
so when you talk about second
wave I
3:13:59
think you really talking about
to two
3:14:01
different things that are a
little bit
3:14:02
different so for example in in
early
3:14:06
June we could well have the
coronavirus
3:14:09
largely behind us but I want to
give
3:14:12
people hope to you know a
maturity of
3:14:13
the module we're going through
the worst
3:14:15
thing that the country's
probably the
3:14:17
model has ever seen erna can
you hear me
3:14:20
we can play the player can
listen to the
3:14:22
scientist and two different
things that
3:14:24
are a little bit different
3:14:26
[Music]
3:14:35
go home go home there's a well
like
3:14:42
James ran out of all my TP
Costco
3:14:45
Walmart Target are all empty
I'm so
3:14:49
scared there's no hand
sanitizer at no
3:14:53
sports so I'm betting on the
web why to
3:14:58
left a me children to the right
3:15:00
Here I am stuck inside the
house with
3:15:03
you stuck inside the house with
you and
3:15:08
a run and I to stuff I can do
and it's
3:15:13
hard to keep from touching my
face with
3:15:16
the social distancing
shelter-in-place
3:15:20
wife to left to me children to
the right
3:15:23
here at Ames Tech he decided
that a
3:15:25
highly suited liquor is all
gone and all
3:15:30
the bars around are closed
3:15:32
[Music]
3:15:35
go to you work this Chinese
Kobe night
3:15:38
you go away go home
3:15:43
[Music]
3:15:48
yes I'm stuck inside the house
with you
3:15:52
but inside the house of you
Here I am
3:15:57
stuck inside the house with you
for a
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dot org slash and a that's
frightening
3:16:18
to me