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June 25th, 2020 • 3h 11m

1254: Vaxeline

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it was terrible there I am again Madame
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Curie
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Jhansi Devore this is no agenda
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[Music]
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in the morning everybody
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Adam Curry and from northern Silicon
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Valley where they're digging up my
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Street the New World Order I'm Chauncey
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Devorah man it's the Chinese they're
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putting 5g in your street man that's
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what's going on to put hand warmers in
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the street hand warmers warm up the
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street no no what is going on so we
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actually we were thinking of delaying
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the show the start of the show a little
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bit because you had jackhammers and what
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is happening out there you can't hear
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the jackhammers at the moment no nothing
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right now they're taking you there five
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minute break every five minutes
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there it goes as the grinder they're
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drilling down the street all over the
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place so they can then take a jackhammer
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and dig up a line of the street and then
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dig a hole you're gonna do a trenching
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after that and then they're gonna put in
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a new water pipeline oh do you need one
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this is something wrong uh I don't think
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so but say this it's failing here and
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there cuz it's not I'm on a hill those
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details always slide here is gonna
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cracks the pipes good news - well they
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could have done it on any other day but
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a show day I mean jeez we already do one
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show on a Sunday to avoid this kind of
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crap you could go ahead maybe a chat
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with them I told them I said I'm a
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podcaster exactly I'm a podcaster I have
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my decibel meter you guys are way over a
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hundred decibels which I believe is
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against the world health organization
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sound levels for daytime work you should
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cease and desist and by the way donate
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to my patreon at patreon.com slash Karen
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so anyway
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yeah we'll get through right dive as I
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said I've created a very tight talk hole
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for you with my with more thank you with
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my with my gate expertise alright we'll
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see how we do well I mean you think
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you've got it bad there I mean I'm in
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the in a surge state I'm in the state of
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Texas where by the way are you okay no
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you okay we're all gonna die okay
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I'm not okay we're all gonna die whew
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okay but we're gonna die California
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reporting more than 7000 new confirmed
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cases in one day governor Gavin Newsom
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asking residents to be cautious as they
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were at the start of the pandemic we
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cannot continue to do what we have done
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the last number of weeks many of us
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understandably developed a little cabin
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fever others have just frankly taken
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down their guard California is one of
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the nation's most populous so why do
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these reporters on the networks and
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democracy not all the rest them moan and
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groan because Trump or Abbott or whoever
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Republican it is is not wearing a mask
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I've never seen newsom wearing a mask
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and no one's ever said jack about it do
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you really want me to answer the
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question no I was just rhetoric now it
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might continue the clip please states
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experiencing record highs in new
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coronavirus cases and Newsom says it's
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hospitals are ready for an influx of
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patients if needed California did to
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lead on a statewide state Homer save
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lives and bought us time to build out
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our infrastructure and we have done just
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that so brilliant brilliant strategist
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that's why today we're at roughly eight
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percent capacity in her hospitals in
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Florida governor Rhonda Santos once
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again said no to issue a statewide
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mandatory mask order despite the State
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Health Department recommending them
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ultimately we've got to trust people to
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make good decisions this as one updated
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model suggests that universal
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mask-wearing could help save more than
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33,000 lives by October 1st
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I want this model this is a great model
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you're telling me 33 it's magic yes 33
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but wait we're still number three on the
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list ladies and gentlemen the great
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state of Texas
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and in Texas more than 4300 people are
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hospitalized with the disease one health
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expert warns Houston could end up the
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hardest hit city in the country and
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other big Texas cities like Dallas and
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Austin could be deeply impacted too so
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our big metro areas seem to be rising
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very quickly and and some of the models
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are you know on the verge of being
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apocalyptic the models are on the verge
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of apocalyptic well we know not to
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believe your models anymore here's what
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I know
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boots on the ground lots of people here
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we are now at 25 new admissions per 25
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oh my god the hospitals are at the
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emergency rooms now they're filling up
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hospitals still are at 10%
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I see use it's all fine but there's a
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couple of things going on that is you
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know it's what you're not being told is
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what is the problem because life is back
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to normal here people are walking around
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although oh my god we get invited to a
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cocktail party on I think July 3rd
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backyard party please pretty please
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bring your own glass I'm gonna bring a
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tin cup with string around my neck like
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a butt so life is kind of good now we do
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have a mandatory masks order in place
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now inside any business you cannot get
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fine but the business can okay we can
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get to that later but fine well that
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that's a restaurant what's the
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restaurant you have to keep it on until
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you're seated at your table and if you
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get up to go to the restroom then you
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put your mask on
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which people really aren't doing but
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okay we understand it depends on the
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restaurant where you're at and if you're
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in carry tech care in town or not but
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it's it's just yes people are testing
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positive again the majority asymptomatic
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that's what the the media calls cases to
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sound severe cases hospitalizations are
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up but please also realize that the
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hospitals have started to open up again
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for other types of procedures there's no
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around way yes and if you come in and
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you've got you know something that you
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have going on and they're gonna test you
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because we have to I guess and we're
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doing a lot of it
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oh you're positive then you're you know
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a case and if you die then you're a
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copic Ovid 19 case it's the way if you
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die on the operating table for a bladder
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operation a gallbladder operation York
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Ovid death
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yeah and you know this because that's
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what that's what's been going on
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constantly retail is returning retail is
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returning and there's a lot of very
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nervous people they're all getting
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tested yeah oh I might have been around
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somewhat everyone get tested so you're
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gonna find cases but I'm just not seeing
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the same death-defying surge that we
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never saw in the first place in Texas so
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it's you know it's really odd because I
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do get emails from from health
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professionals and from their spouses
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they say well you know yes emergency
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rooms are filling up but it's not clear
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what's worth they're filling up with
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people wheezing and coughing and mucus
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no it's also 93 degrees here so we'll
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see but we're in stage 4 and everyone's
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being told once again to go home and
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stay home and and I think that's bad
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advice you're at home with the air
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conditioner on the windows closed even
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people should be out anyway just to back
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up this testing I think we played the
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clip on the last show of of trumps
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stand-up in Tulsa and oh no I told my
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people would slow down the testing the
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testing well had the media made a big
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fuss about this oh and it was taken so
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seriously that we had a question in the
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House of Representatives as dr. foutch
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she was testifying about god knows what
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this is the representative from New
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Jersey all right now I'm gonna have to
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ask about the president because you
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talked about testing and how important
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it is and I you know everyone you are
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and I know how important it is that is
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rally over the weekend the president
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said and I quote when you do testing to
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that extent you're going to find more
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people you're going to find more cases
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so I said to my people slow the testing
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down please unquote and this morning he
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said he meant this I've yet to find the
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clip where he said he meant this I have
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the clip okay I finished this one first
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we want to listen to the clinic finisher
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cuz I got two clips on saxing good
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you're good and this morning he said he
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meant this so doctor pouch would you
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agree with that how sad is my life that
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I'm excited to say that that's what my
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mother used to say ouchy and testing and
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this morning he said he meant this so
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doctor foul sure do you agree with that
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does it make sense that to safely open
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our economy we should be limiting the
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number of tests rather than ensuring
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that anyone who needs a test can get one
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and you don't have to mention the
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president I did is a member of the task
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force and my colleagues on the task
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force to my knowledge I know for sure
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but to my knowledge none of us have ever
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been told to slow down on testing that
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just is a fact in fact we will be doing
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more testing as you've heard from
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Admiral geraw not only testing to
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specifically identify people in the
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identify isolating contact Trace but
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also much more
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surveillance if you want to get your
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arms around and understand exactly
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what's going on in community spread so
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it's the opposite we're gonna be doing
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more testing not less I just think the
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whole I mean clearly the representative
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from New Jersey knew was bullcrap and he
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says it well I guess I have to us you
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don't have to mention the president I
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did waste of time vote these people out
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and get foul Chi out of there too and
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his wife collusion many well this whole
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testing joke even though part of his
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thing he goes on should have that clip
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but start you know so that you actually
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that's a clip we play but let's but I
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got two clips on this this is this is
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from NPR and this is the more testing
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clip and this is probably what we're
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looking for
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dr. factory said the US will conduct
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more testing despite President Trump
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saying at that campaign rally in Tulsa
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over the weekend that he told his staff
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to slow the testing down today the
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president continues his reelection
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campaign with a visit to Arizona
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a place where cases are continuing to
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surge the state has been reopening since
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mid-may when stay at home orders expired
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Trump is also going to be meeting with
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local officials and community leaders to
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discuss border security and survey parts
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of the us-mexico border fence in Yuma
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let's bring in KJZZ reporter Kathy
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Richey who's in Phoenix I Cathy hi
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Jeremy and let's start with the
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president's visit there today how people
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feeling about it you know I'd say the
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reaction is probably mixed he's coming
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to Arizona as infections are spiking and
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it wasn't to talk about border issues
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when he'll see in Phoenix at a rally at
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a church called the dream city Church
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which can hold about 3,000 people the
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church has also tweeted about some newly
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installed technology that kills 99% of
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kovat within 10 minutes
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and that people can go in knowing that
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when you're there you'll be safe and
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protected you're saying that they have
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technology that kills 90s there were
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they're saying they have digna it'd be
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nice if they shared that with the rest
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of us absolutely yeah apparently one of
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the church members develop this
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technology and so we'll see if it works
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cool okay
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whole bunch in this one little clip
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first I do not believe it can be both
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spiking and surging at the same time
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it's two different waveforms so make up
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your mind
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spiking or sir this is true they don't
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notice you know the thing is that all
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these reporters current generation of
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reporters especially the ones with the
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vocal fry' and this whole group of them
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very few who've ever taken a course in
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science now although they promote the
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idea of everyone should know science and
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stem and science and did Trump doesn't
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know science we need science because
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science and learning and science and
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science but they don't know anything and
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if they don't know science they don't
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even know they can't even do physics
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when they drive they can't figure out
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their speed limits so what do you mean
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you have to be from the car ahead of you
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at this speed limit you're at to be a
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car length yeah to even visualize that
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is almost impossible if you didn't have
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no concept of science they just tailgate
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the point spike from a surge is the
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other clip that's got the quote from
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Trump that proves the Trump that the
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quote you're looking for the asked by
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the Chinese reporter that they brought
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in from China why and this is the clip
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foul cheese surged testing from
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Democracy Now right now the next couple
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of weeks are gonna be critical in our
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ability to address those surgeons that
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we're seeing in Florida in Texas in
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Arizona and in other states they're not
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the only ones that are having a
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difficulty bottom line mr. chairman it's
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a mixed bag and some good and some now
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we
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have a problem with doctor foul cheese
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remarks came as the confirm us death
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toll from kovat 19 top more than 100
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21,000 though he acknowledged the
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official figure is likely a significant
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undercount
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his testimony came as Trump contradicted
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claims by his press secretary that he
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was kidding when he said he'd urged
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White House officials to slow down
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coronavirus testing this is trumping
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question by CBS's wager Chang
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[Music]
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in fact the White House is set to end
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federal support for coronavirus testing
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at the end of the month
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oh wow you know this is very interesting
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and that and she has a piece of
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information there that I hadn't heard
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but he says I don't kid that's not
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answering her question if he was kidding
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at the time or not he I guess he doesn't
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like the idea yes like that woman for
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sure she sounds like a caricature that's
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the best part of her but no and so they
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play the piece where he says I don't kid
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which has nothing which he would or
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could not be relevant to what the
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question was and says let me tell you
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what I what I meant or what I said and
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then they cut it off at that point that
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tells you everything you need to know
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that the actual facts were coming out of
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his mouth what he actually thinks feels
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and whatever he's doing and they cut
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that part off and they leave the
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bullcrap question in if this is not news
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in fact the White House is set to end
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federal support for coronavirus testing
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at the end of the month in Texas
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lawmakers are warning of catastrophic
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cascading consequences on his plans
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which would end diagnostic testing at
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seven sites that screen hundreds of
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people a day are you kidding me now
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catastrophic cascading consequences oh
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did that one that man deserves a medal
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that was genius
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no that was probably a me no no no it
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was it came from it came from some
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Smarties in Texas who sure I thought
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that she just added it to herself
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no hold on a second I thought this that
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I'm sorry I just might play that in
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Texas lawmakers are warning of
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catastrophic cascading consequences
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lawmakers okay so it's probably it is
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probably a Texan
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I'm guessing it's a Democrat it doesn't
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matter it's good I like it I mean that's
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all the C's I can put your middle name
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in if you know what I mean
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yeah I know I get the joke ok so where
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are we now then well it turns out that
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everybody's all you know Trump says he's
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gonna be doing this to take so seriously
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and then someone asks him he says I'm
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not kidding of course the follow-up
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question would be but are if you say
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you're not kidding but what if you're
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kidding now yeah
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were you just kidding now are you
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kidding about kidding come on man were
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you kidding well all of this is a part
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of Trump going crazy again though
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Trump's got off the deep end no no not
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just off the deep end he's out he's
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worse no he's out of control not just
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out of control
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out of control according to his friends
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and people familiar with the friends
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manners and thinking sources his sources
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close to the friends maids and leading
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the charge of of the of the deep
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analysis of what is going on with the
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45th president who deserves the 25th
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amendment is of course Brian seltzer
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water with the apex of journalism Carl
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Bernstein of the Woodward and Bernstein
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Fame of the all the President's Men what
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was it what was the of course Bernstein
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has only recently shown up after one of
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his friends must have said to him you
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know if you had gone the way of Woodward
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you would be rich because they've been
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writing all these books for him yeah and
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you're an idiot you could've been doing
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that he's you're an idiot here we go
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listen to this you'll like it I want to
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bring it now the legendary Carl
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Bernstein Carl I remember a time never
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got long ago when the president's moods
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were not newsworthy but now they are you
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know your reaction to this reporting
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that he's he's watching he's erupting
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the cycle repeats
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oh stop stop stop stop the clip stop in
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you can have that you're gonna have to
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back it start it over why did he say I
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remember a time when the presidents was
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it moves the president's something when
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the president's something was not every
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single thing this president has done
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even if he says I'm not kidding
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his newsworthy has been newsworthy
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that's all they talk about his and he's
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saying that Moses in his moods his boots
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have always been new newsworthy yeah
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it's on the Trump list that's what I'm
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saying but that's what that's what he
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said his moods so he's also he's doing a
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hard reset is what he's doing to bond
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the discussion yes going back to go to
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line one that's right go to pack up to
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the top and start with moods yes maybe
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it's my listen again maybe it was moves
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I don't know I want to bring it now the
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legendary Carl Bernstein Carl I remember
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a time not long ago when the president's
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moods we're not newsworthy
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we're not newsworthy he said it is
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number one on the Trump rotation list
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anyway so yeah get ready for the 25th
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amendment and and Stelter watered
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remember it I want to bring it now the
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legendary Carl Bernstein Carl I remember
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a time never got long ago when they
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presidents moods we're not newsworthy
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but now they are you know your reaction
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to this reporting that he's he's
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watching he's erupting the cycle repeats
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and repeats I think the big underlying
21:46
story about Donald Trump in many regards
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are his moods and what his closest
21:52
advisors his former Chiefs of Staff his
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former national security advisors
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McMaster general Kelly secretary mattis
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all concluded that he's on
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stable that he acts in an authoritarian
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way his authoritarian impulses come into
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play particularly as a result of his
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moods and it's all one for me to know
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about either because of his the Walter
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Reed Hospital earlier in the year that
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has been covered up and why he went
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there looking at the president's mental
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state especially what his friends are
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seeing now it's his friends I know who
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from friends are but now it's his
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friends were saying oh no out of control
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Bob I mean Carl Carl Carl Bernstein
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listen I got news he's out of control
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what his friends are seeing now and are
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very concerned are just about his
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conduct they say he's out of control
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some of those I've talked to that's
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their words out of control this is a
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danger to our security in this country
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if indeed the president is unstable
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the man who uncovered Watergate ladies
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and gentlemen look at what he look at
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the the depth he's willing to stoop to
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pathetic but it wasn't over there
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stealth sir water had to be even dumber
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and this was just an eye roller from
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beginning to end and there are different
23:38
examples on different fronts let me ask
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the control him to pull up a list that
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we've made this week it's about a minute
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long but the point is the length this
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takes a while just to go through all the
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examples of unhinged or inaccurate
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comments from the president this week
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among many he threatened protests okay
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so you understand what this is this is
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kind of one of those how many lies the
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president has told except now the list
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is just listen to this list which is a
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minute it's so long it'll take me a
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minute to read this list of all the
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proof the president is unhinged unhinged
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or inaccurate comments from the
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president this week among many he
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threatened
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testers ahead of the Tulsa rally he
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offered helped taking back Seattle which
24:20
doesn't need the help he said he made
24:23
Juneteenth very famous because nobody
24:25
ever heard of it before he scheduled his
24:27
rally on that day that's insulting of
24:28
course to tens of millions of people who
24:30
knew all about the holiday he evidently
24:32
didn't know that the White House had put
24:33
out an annual statement about the
24:34
holiday he said nobody ever put tariffs
24:37
on China there's been tariffs for
24:38
centuries centuries 500 years of tariff
24:41
john bolton who we hired as a wacko and
24:44
as a lawyer done' stick puppy he said
24:46
Bolton disagreed with the China travel
24:48
restrictions but Bolton wasn't in the
24:50
White House anymore
24:50
he said coronavirus is dying out when
24:52
it's not he claimed that Kobe testing is
24:55
overrated and a double edged sword
24:56
because it makes us look bad
24:57
he said polls that show Biden winning or
25:00
suppression polls he tweeted out a photo
25:02
of a Biden rally which was not a rally
25:04
at all
25:05
he was so troubled by critics who made
25:07
fun of his walking that he defended his
25:08
walking at length and you can see the
25:09
rest of the list there Carl my point is
25:11
how is the press supposed to convey all
25:14
of this when you know you can barely
25:16
read the size of the font and it takes
25:18
time to get through just all of the
25:19
falsehoods that came up in a single week
25:26
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25:30
mr. Bernstein Wow what is wrong I mean
25:39
this must tell you that it's not healthy
25:42
to watch this stuff because the people
25:45
who are making it are not healthy
25:46
sources familiar with their friends say
25:49
I spoke to some of them myself under
25:55
what circumstance now that's not I just
25:59
love it though I love it I love it
26:02
this is the now it's it's entertainment
26:04
and I'm very pleased as is the one of
26:08
the most recent council meetings in Palm
26:10
County Florida where you know if you
26:14
ever want to say hey you know you should
26:17
check out this podcast no agenda here's
26:19
a good way to promote it
26:21
what what's it about well I don't know
26:24
but here here's one of their listeners
26:26
you literally cannot
26:28
and date somebody to wear a mask knowing
26:30
that that mask is killing people
26:32
it literally is killing people and my
26:34
the people we the people are waking up
26:36
and we know what citizens arrest is
26:39
because citizens are us are already
26:40
happening okay and every single one of
26:43
you that are obeying the devil's laws
26:46
are going to be arrested and you doctor
26:50
are going to be arrested for crimes
26:52
against humanity every single one of you
26:55
have a smirk behind that little mass but
26:58
every single one of you are going to get
27:00
punished by God you cannot you cannot
27:03
escape God you cannot escape God I'm
27:06
gonna say that again you cannot escape
27:09
God not even with the mask or six feet
27:11
okay
27:12
six feet like I said before it's
27:14
military protocol you're trying to get
27:16
the people to train them so when the
27:19
cameras the five G comes out what
27:21
they're gonna scan everybody we gotta
27:24
get scanned we got to get temperature
27:25
the kids have to go to school with mats
27:27
are you insane are you crazy I think all
27:31
of you should be in a psych ward right
27:33
the heck now none of you none of you
27:37
know what the hell you are all talking
27:40
about this is insane and then you want
27:42
to open this meeting with a prayer to
27:44
God are you praying to the double
27:46
because God is not listening to that
27:48
player because all of you are practicing
27:50
the devil's laws what happened to Bill
27:53
Gates why is he not in jail why is
27:55
Hillary Clinton not in jail
27:57
although that are demanding you all to
28:02
listen to their rules why are they not
28:03
in jail
28:04
oh it's because you're part of them
28:10
state you're going down with me the one
28:16
thing it's hard not to hear which is a
28:18
o'seas voice yes and literally there's a
28:25
milieu it but what does that voice come
28:27
from then I don't know she sounded when
28:30
she started off as her he's gotta be
28:32
something she's angry it's just the
28:36
angry voice that car now apparently
28:39
there were a lot of people like this at
28:41
this meetings I didn't have time to go
28:44
in Florida to find it yes I mean even if
28:49
you did sometimes you just feel like you
28:51
just want to talk that way to people of
28:53
authority and I understand that to you
28:55
would your smut you smug behind your
28:58
mask you're going to hell absolutely you
29:04
go lady yes go Florida I'm all for it
29:07
what do we got then this is the best
29:11
part the first vaccine trials for kovat
29:14
19 are now underway human trial and
29:19
ladies and gentlemen I can be I'm very
29:22
proud as a white man from the western
29:26
part of the world to let you know that
29:28
we here are testing this first vaccine
29:33
on humans in Africa risk factor 0 baby
29:41
go for it mm-hmm does anyone see how
29:47
sick this is I do
29:50
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29:51
thank you that's right South Africa
29:57
beautiful 106
30:00
let me see how many thing gonna do and
30:02
do a shitload of them alright how many
30:05
they gonna kill dude they have never yet
30:07
how many were gonna hear about yeah
30:11
I know there's a lot of Africans looking
30:12
really scared oh he comes dr. bill with
30:15
his syringe again we know what happened
30:18
last time when when he was here with
30:19
with his other friend bill remember that
30:24
that he wasn't the the Indian vaccines
30:27
that killed a whole bunch of kids there
30:29
was a both in India in Africa there's
30:31
apparently a lot of problems yeah but I
30:33
think it was actually was it
30:34
manufactured in India oh yes yes I saw
30:37
it yeah so why is I think most of the
30:39
heavy lifting that was Maxine you know
30:45
there
30:46
Biden's on top of it I do have a clip of
30:48
Biden ruminating on the vaccine Oh top
30:51
of it I can't wait to hear it when God
30:54
willing we get to specially I knew I
31:02
shouldn't have had those edibles before
31:04
the show
31:05
Vaseline are you kidding me wait a
31:09
minute stop stop this show let's see how
31:13
would you spell that zach saline like
31:18
Vaseline with a Z so how about how about
31:21
VX VAX what advanced that with it with
31:25
an x vo x oh vac saline vac saline okay
31:32
vac saline calm registered once I'm
31:39
gonna hide my contact information for an
31:41
additional three dollars okay back to
31:44
the vac saline when God willing we get
31:46
this factually vaccine how will it be
31:49
distributed where will it go how will it
31:52
get their Halloween gallon
31:53
that it will be able to be distributed
31:55
in a way that all Americans all
31:58
Americans have equal access to it
32:00
because the same thing is gonna happen
32:02
let's God willing we get a vaccine maybe
32:05
one God praying to God not to have a
32:16
Baxley one point he says we're the only
32:19
thing that can save us is is getting a
32:21
vaccine of a vaccine will be distributed
32:31
where will it go how will it get their
32:34
Halloween guarantee that it will be able
32:36
to all Americans all Americans gonna
32:43
happen does anyone else see that we are
33:13
a big joke
33:14
oh my crass that's for sure
33:20
oh man there's a lot of Republicans I'll
33:23
put them at the same time well it's it's
33:25
all of them what is going on it just
33:26
seems like everybody is afraid to well
33:29
of course it's an election year so there
33:31
are a lot of people were really afraid
33:33
and they have good right to be afraid
33:37
because you know about the the big Trump
33:39
October Surprise secret weapon uh-huh
33:41
did you hear about the secret weapon I'm
33:44
I'm all here yep he's got a secret
33:47
weapon and I found this information out
33:49
of course not on the news channels but
33:53
on a podcast and in this case former
33:58
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's podcast which
34:00
is just they it's a cornucopia of
34:02
information there's so much you can get
34:05
from these boobs and boneheads who just
34:07
will bat this they forget that it's you
34:09
know people listen anyway Brad parse Cal
34:12
who is the the president's campaign
34:15
manager for for this election and of
34:18
course thought you know his story this
34:21
is it this guy is an interesting story
34:23
he was just he was doing stuff for like
34:25
Ivanka
34:27
clothing brand just web stuff I think he
34:30
lives in Pennsylvania and I just had a
34:33
little one man to man shop he'd farm out
34:36
some graphics work and he build a
34:38
website and then he would do something
34:40
for some you know Trump steaks or
34:42
whatever and then the president said hey
34:44
I want you to make something for my for
34:47
my election campaign so this is back in
34:49
out of 2014-2015 so he made something
34:52
and that's how he came in and then all
34:54
of a sudden he was doing the whole
34:55
digital campaign and now he's running
34:57
the whole election campaign that's an
35:00
interesting story because he's at zero
35:04
political background anyway yes secret
35:07
weapon you know me I'm not gonna sit
35:08
around and just accept that the media is
35:10
no victory so we've spent a lot we've
35:12
spent the last three years building some
35:14
new technology we have not revealed yet
35:15
I'm not gonna reveal here because the
35:17
secret but it's next time I see you
35:18
alone I'll tell you about it but we have
35:20
in a way we're going to converse with
35:21
hundreds a million a hundred million
35:23
Americans that we need to get out to
35:24
vote directly without the media in the
35:26
middle without social media in the
35:28
middle we have a way to do that that's
35:30
been a precedent in American history and
35:32
when we turn that engine on we're gonna
35:35
be able to deliver votes and bring a geo
35:36
TV you know get out to vote effort
35:38
that's never been seen in American
35:39
history because I understand the media's
35:41
gonna do everything that they can from
35:43
suppression polls to everything else
35:45
they can to try to convince our people
35:47
not to get out a vote and there's 100
35:48
over a hundred million Americans that
35:49
love this president they get out to vote
35:51
and we don't need all on the show but if
35:53
all of them do where I see one of the
35:54
biggest landslide victories in American
35:56
history
35:57
what could this secret technology be
36:00
robots come on let's see I net
36:05
let's see seriously about that what what
36:09
now parse kal is not a typical
36:12
bullshitter and I use that term
36:14
specifically least I've never really
36:17
caught him on it and he and he's very
36:19
I've been very open and honest about the
36:21
things they've done and it seems pretty
36:22
simple to what what if they come up with
36:26
his description you know me I'm not
36:28
gonna sit around here the media is no
36:31
victory so we've spent the week spent
36:33
the last three years building some new
36:34
technology we have not revealed yet we
36:36
spent the last three years building some
36:38
new technology we have not revealed yet
36:41
I'm not gonna be here because the secret
36:43
but it's not gonna go here cuz it's
36:45
secret okay bull crap that's bull crap
36:47
alright fine time I see you alone I'll
36:49
tell you about it but we have it away
36:50
we're gonna converse with hundreds a
36:52
million a hundred million American we
36:53
have a way to converse with a hundred
36:54
million Americans so we need to go out
36:56
to vote directly mobile media in the
36:58
middle without without the media social
37:00
media in the middle the social way to do
37:02
that that's been a precedent in American
37:04
history and precedent what is so this is
37:07
the part that bothers me unprecedented
37:09
in American history and when we turn
37:11
that engine on we're gonna be able to
37:12
deliver votes and bring a geo TV you
37:15
know get out to vote effort that's never
37:16
been seen in American history hmm
37:19
mastodons server what could it be I'm so
37:25
curious now we didn't hear this so I
37:27
don't fly footed here I don't know that
37:30
you can't really the funny thing is if
37:33
when you work in technology in any way
37:35
where they're writing about are you in
37:37
the business
37:37
yeah do what there's one thing that's
37:39
kind of a given nobody does anything
37:43
secretly without somebody else knowing
37:45
about it there's nothing you can't sure
37:48
there's it's like a farming community
37:50
I've always described it as a farming
37:52
community that people always talk
37:53
Ossipon over the fence or somebody
37:55
putting two and two together I used to
37:57
be ill for example you could always tell
37:59
what Apple or any computer companies
38:02
with their sales were if they were
38:04
trying to keep them from you by just
38:06
finding out looking at the components
38:07
that were in their product and going to
38:09
the component maker
38:10
in them and they'll tell you hard disk
38:14
guys are notorious for telling you
38:15
everything they knew because they like
38:17
to depend nothing else to do they nobody
38:19
to talk to so there's there's no secret
38:22
thing you can be doing that is not
38:25
somebody else knowing about or doing
38:27
themselves or copying it just doesn't
38:29
it's just not possible that's that's an
38:31
interesting way to lead into a
38:32
completely different topic which will be
38:34
the CCP and I'm I'm just honing my
38:37
skills here trying to figure out just
38:39
Segway skills those are always suck you
38:46
know what do I know about China you know
38:48
in fact what I do remember is when
38:51
Christina was growing up a lot of other
38:53
parents would tell me yeah you know they
38:56
got to get these kids like the best
38:58
thing is for them to learn how to speak
38:59
Mandarin speak Mandarin that's the
39:00
future and I'm sure that at all these
39:03
institutions this is before she decided
39:05
to lead a life of debauchery like her
39:07
dad I'm sure that these institutions
39:09
were you know there were spies in there
39:12
already pushing it you know what I mean
39:15
it's like this the educational system
39:17
yes it was something I ran to the other
39:19
day that goes back but one of our one of
39:22
our producers sent me some note about
39:24
something that was going on in one of
39:26
the schools in the computer science
39:28
department I wish had the note in front
39:29
of me as saying that they had moved all
39:31
these Chinese Mandarin speaking Chinese
39:33
in the team into computer science in
39:35
this school in and in Colorado mm-hmm
39:38
and they were they cheated there were
39:41
cheaters they would talk to each other
39:42
in Mandarin during the class nobody
39:44
seemed to care and then they all became
39:46
kind of associate professors and
39:47
computer science even though they were
39:49
no good this was in 1995 yeah yeah oh it
39:56
started in the 90s and so I found that
39:59
interview at Clinton yes it started with
40:03
Clinton and I found someone from that
40:05
era who I did really ignored ignore most
40:09
politicians but Marsha Blackburn is the
40:12
senator from Tennessee she's a
40:14
Republican but she has a long history
40:16
with the Chinese and fighting the
40:19
Chinese and she has some interesting
40:20
things to say
40:21
and I pulled a few clips from from this
40:24
interview but this goes right to what
40:25
you're saying about you know copying and
40:28
and all of the getting all of the pieces
40:30
and figuring out you know what what
40:32
companies are putting together there's
40:34
no real secrets and a lot of what she
40:37
says is so like oh shit yeah that was in
40:40
our face for decades and we all laughed
40:42
about it but you know well here's the
40:44
result
40:45
as she strings it all together
40:46
connecting the dots in Tennessee we have
40:49
the entertainment industry and going
40:52
back into the mid 90s when we were
40:54
moving from analog to digital
40:57
transmission and production in the
41:00
entertainment space we began having
41:03
problems here with China infringing on
41:07
entertainment content we saw the same
41:10
thing happening in the fashion industry
41:11
people began to see these little kiosks
41:15
pop up on city streets and they were
41:17
selling knockoffs of designer bags and
41:20
scarves and hats and belts and if people
41:24
would patronize those while all of that
41:26
is trademark infringement and that was
41:29
kind of how China got going on much of
41:31
this intellectual property theft then as
41:36
I went to Congress in 2003 I started the
41:39
Songwriters caucus and it was there to
41:42
teach about the importance of
41:43
intellectual property protections for
41:46
American inner innovators and
41:49
entertainers in the global marketplace
41:53
and we started to see these copycat
41:59
items whether it was in Auto Parts or
42:03
aftermarket auto parts are guitars from
42:07
Gibson guitar or any host of other
42:11
things then it became computers and
42:13
chips and then what would you get into
42:16
next pharmaceuticals so this is a long
42:21
term China problem what we have learned
42:24
through the past several decades is
42:27
China will lie to you they will steal
42:31
from you and if you catch them they're
42:34
going to try
42:35
cheat you they're gonna try to cheat you
42:39
now this came out that before you
42:42
mention one thing along these same lines
42:44
this came up the dinner table
42:45
conversation because Eric has dealings
42:48
with China and he got screwed by one
42:50
vendor once and he's got another vendor
42:53
which is the one that does the Rings for
42:56
the no agenda show mm-hmm
42:57
and he you can get rings done here but
43:02
most of them I don't who ever you go to
43:04
here it goes to the same guys in China
43:06
so it's the real problem again rings is
43:09
a problem yeah but the one thing I knew
43:11
for years both the Chinese and to a
43:15
lesser extent the Japanese to do
43:18
business with them you have to make
43:20
long-term friendships hmm and you know
43:24
you'd have to like do business for years
43:26
and years and years before you get the
43:27
best deals before anything cuz nobody
43:28
and and the reason for this is because
43:31
in China itself you have to do that
43:33
because in China itself they don't trust
43:37
each other because what she said is true
43:40
they're a bunch of cheaters not all of
43:43
them that's the point it's not every
43:44
Chinese in China every business in China
43:47
is a bunch of criminals or they're
43:49
trying to rip you off it's it's that the
43:52
country's so big and there are so many
43:54
companies over there and that a lot of
43:57
them will be trying to rip you off so
44:00
you have to so you have to make a
44:01
long-term relationship with your vendor
44:05
and that's the way the Chinese do
44:06
business the way we have to do business
44:08
but just going at it willy-nilly you're
44:10
gonna get screwed because there's no way
44:12
you're not gonna you're gonna look just
44:15
this is what's gonna happen cuz it's the
44:17
culture my comment is I feel complicit
44:22
especially living in New York City in
44:26
Hell's Kitchen in the mid late 80s early
44:29
90s and that we had Canal Street and it
44:33
was fantastic and you know people would
44:35
come in from Europe and I said let me
44:36
blow your mind
44:37
you got a Canal Street by some Rolexes
44:41
here
44:42
out and then you know back then a lot of
44:44
those knockoffs were a little better
44:46
some of them were actually quite good
44:48
but they always had some telltale stuff
44:51
but it was great
44:52
and I actually I had a collection of
44:54
these and I got into it to the extreme
44:56
that I could tell people if they had a
44:59
counterfeit and no but I had this one do
45:04
my thing was the problem with these
45:06
counterfeits is that we talked about
45:08
Rolexes mostly but they had everything
45:11
there was all kinds of quality products
45:13
they had one guy was selling Movado
45:15
copies mm-hmm and some Chinese vendor
45:19
had made a move Auto that was as these
45:22
were talked about the museum watch they
45:25
had made one that was silver with a navy
45:29
blue back and this and a silver ball in
45:33
the middle and silver 20 thingies
45:37
wherever you go yeah point hand you know
45:39
the things that go around the clock yeah
45:41
hands to the story yeah so I bought this
45:57
thing was nineteen dollars and it had a
45:59
nice it had no secondhand Kuzma vatos
46:02
don't have that so we don't have the
46:03
jerky looking secondhand that makes it
46:05
gives these watches away and Movado
46:07
never made this watch they never made I
46:10
know they had a Cartier tank watch which
46:13
had like a blue stone that never existed
46:16
that was the best part
46:18
that was the newest this is what you'd
46:19
go for collector exactly you got
46:23
something collect these these washes
46:24
that never existed in reality but the
46:27
they did make some watches they made a
46:30
they did have a second hand sweep
46:32
movement that was a self-winding Rolex
46:34
it cost a lot more than the 15 bucks
46:37
you'd normally pay you had to pay like
46:38
45 50 bucks for one of these but what I
46:41
got for myself during this era where
46:43
everyone's weren't wearing a Rolex is I
46:45
got myself a silver one with a blue
46:48
background and it was a silver wash not
46:50
a gold one cuz I'm a writer
46:52
do I look like I'm walking around a gold
46:54
Rolex I'd beat
46:56
you have to be a pod father you can do
46:58
it now and so but but Pete but with this
47:01
with the sweep second hand a nice second
47:03
hand and a silver Rolex which would
47:06
normally cost about 1,400 bucks effort
47:08
in this case fifty bucks with the good
47:11
movement it's believable I could own
47:15
that watch
47:16
and so I'm complicit too because I
47:18
bought one of those and I wore it around
47:20
as though I owned it as as well as I
47:22
owned a Rolex it you my friend are a
47:24
baller that's what you are a baller but
47:33
yes everyone who bought the fake bags
47:35
the fake here's the complicit phone cans
47:39
yeah I feel kind of bad about that and
47:43
of course at a certain point I know I
47:45
had a truck and someone said well I have
47:47
this part but I got these parts that say
47:50
that part but it's a little cheaper
47:52
because it's from China Lee put it on
47:54
and so really they've been complicit out
47:58
of greed well I know now that agreed I
48:01
don't think it was greed I'm not gonna
48:03
buy a Rolex anyway so they didn't lose
48:05
any money on me that's the argument but
48:08
it's more about what no it's also an
48:10
argument I'm not gonna pay that kind of
48:12
money for stuff that I can get for I
48:14
mean if China can undercut you by
48:17
thousand percent it's just why shouldn't
48:19
that doesn't make any sense to me well
48:22
the market after all yes and ultimately
48:25
the market should have been protected by
48:27
our law makers but I suspect I suspect
48:31
that starting in the 90s with the
48:33
Clintons I suspect that the corruption
48:35
set in and all these people who were oh
48:38
so quiet about everything right now is
48:40
because they're all part of the game
48:43
they're in on it
48:44
sports entertainment finance retail
48:51
shit man to everywhere now let me
48:56
continue with Blackburn so here's the
48:59
problem when and this is prob part of
49:02
the obvious which is with kovat 90 with
49:05
coronavirus novel coronavirus and where
49:09
stuff is made personal protection
49:11
equipment where pharmaceuticals come
49:13
from where the base materials are
49:15
residuals from come from Blackburn is
49:19
also on this they had this pandemic on
49:22
their hands for 51 days before they told
49:25
the rest of the world during that 51
49:28
days what were they busy doing they were
49:31
busy stockpiling PPE so that they could
49:36
up the price and sell it to other
49:38
nations then how did they leverage
49:41
having that PPE it's like what they did
49:43
to France they said okay by the way you
49:46
need PPE we've got it and if you will
49:50
take Huawei as your telecommunication
49:53
system we will sell you PPE of course we
49:58
don't want our allies to use Huawei
50:01
because Huawei is the underpinning for
50:04
what China is using to build a spy
50:07
network sometimes I look at this
50:09
relationship with China and I say how
50:12
did we get here and who could ever make
50:15
this kind of story
50:16
up because of all of the tangled web
50:20
that they have woven and interestingly
50:23
enough they've done it now not only with
50:26
us but with the rest of the with a
50:29
hundred and eighty nations around the
50:31
globe did we know about this extortion
50:34
with France I don't believe we reported
50:37
on it no well of course it's hard to
50:39
words our news media cuz they don't
50:41
cover anything is he remotely nationally
50:44
or anti-ccp for that matter would never
50:47
be that sure but she's she's she's a
50:50
serious lawmaker and she does have a
50:51
book an act on the books the stop covert
50:55
act and it's a familiar theme one that
50:57
we know does work and could have some
51:00
very interesting implications the sky
51:03
coded act as legislation that would give
51:07
us citizens that have been adversely
51:09
impacted by kovat 19 the ability to have
51:14
their day in court to sue the Chinese
51:16
Communist Party and to seek a form of
51:19
restitution from them what we are doing
51:23
the way we're doing this is through the
51:25
foreign Sovereign Immunities Act and
51:29
identifying kovat 19 as a biological
51:33
agent and this is the same type and
51:38
structure of legislation in the same
51:41
u.s. code that was used for the 9/11
51:45
families and the Beirut bombing families
51:48
and they were able to seek that
51:51
restitution so what we're doing is
51:54
modeling our work on that work so that
51:58
there is precedent for this but this it
52:01
does allow US citizens to take the
52:04
Chinese Communist Party to court so I
52:06
think what that means is similar to the
52:12
court case again Saudi Arabia now or
52:16
what if this if this passes if it's even
52:19
voted on it's not it's not it's in the
52:21
process somewhere but in committee then
52:24
families could sue the CCP or whoever
52:28
that I guess the CCP and any and with
52:34
the benefit of any assets in the United
52:36
States or within our grasp with our
52:39
mighty financial Asha it's a lot of shit
52:42
we can put our fingers on then we can
52:45
grab that and take it and give it to
52:48
people who win lawsuits against this is
52:51
a story that is somewhat I would call
52:53
suppress jump you think because the
52:57
Chinese don't want anyone knowing about
52:59
that this is going on because they're
53:00
gonna try to quash this bill this has
53:02
been going there's a this is not the
53:03
only one here's two of these floating
53:05
around would make sense I sometimes
53:06
wonder if it makes sense and so do you
53:10
don't want to talk about this and it
53:11
hasn't been talked about in the media
53:12
they talk about you know Trump in his
53:14
you know his
53:16
handed remarked that he's going to tell
53:18
these people to stop testing right and
53:20
that's his mood his movie
53:25
Carl Bernstein the big investigative
53:28
reporter coming out bitching about Trump
53:29
instead of talking about this situation
53:31
there's a lot more important by it for
53:33
everybody yeah no yes it's it's got a
53:39
shot they've done it dating or the this
53:41
is probably part of the reason I have to
53:43
finish his essay I was starting on on
53:45
the origins of the virus this is
53:47
probably part of the reasons that they
53:49
don't want anyone even thinking that
53:52
this virus came out of the lab in China
53:55
because that would make them even more
53:57
complicit well then then pretty much
54:00
everybody could sue you know it's like
54:03
I've been affected why I'm sure I can
54:06
find some way I've been affected a most
54:10
emotional distress yeah there's lots of
54:14
there's lots of ways but most people
54:16
financially directly financially yes Oh
54:21
financially this could be a bonanza yeah
54:24
and there's lots of stuff we can grab
54:25
from the price Trump hasn't HAARP done
54:28
half the buildings in America of any
54:31
merit are owned by Chinese companies or
54:35
front companies for the CCP that's the
54:39
easiest to repossess make everybody
54:42
owners of their shit alright but now we
54:45
just we just a nationalized it well it's
54:49
not not technically nationalized no but
54:53
you know what I'm saying
54:54
yeah just grabbed grabbed yeah land grab
55:00
grab so I'm I'm on the lookout for more
55:03
stories about that obviously who knows I
55:05
don't know what you should be into what
55:08
everyone should be on the lookout for
55:10
his stories about people pushing back on
55:13
it those are your those are your or the
55:17
Asha is a bad new the baddies yes so I
55:22
found a different interview by this
55:25
Italian guy francesco galley Eddie
55:29
and he's written a book which I think is
55:31
being translated into English so I of
55:34
course haven't read the book but it's
55:35
read contagion and it's about the
55:38
Chinese using Italy basically as the
55:42
landing spot for the ccp's Trojan horse
55:46
in the West which is interesting to me
55:49
because where do we see a lot of a lot
55:52
of people dying and the end the biggest
55:53
you know epicenter of of coronavirus was
55:58
in northern Italy and we know that we
56:01
know some things about the belt and road
56:02
strategy being on there but he's written
56:05
a book about I thought just be
56:06
interesting to give a little more
56:07
insight because yeah one of our favorite
56:14
people is involved in this according to
56:16
him but here's a here he is talking
56:17
about what the CCT is doing it Lisa
56:20
cross lies across fault lines
56:23
north-south east-west at but
56:26
nevertheless it's always been a part of
56:29
the West was even being the cradle of
56:31
the West so seeing it drift towards Asia
56:36
and especially towards authoritarian
56:39
China is a nightmare and Italy has a
56:41
very fragile and corrupt political
56:44
system which is heavily exposed to
56:47
China's charm offensive and what Italy
56:50
has that no one else has is the presence
56:54
of the Vatican on Italian soil and so
56:57
these days the Vatican which is hugely
57:00
influential in the Italian political
57:02
system is tilted toward China wants a
57:05
deal with China and it is offering Italy
57:08
to entice China so what we have at the
57:13
pinnacle of the Italian political system
57:15
is Catholics our head of state is left
57:19
is Catholic our prime minister is a
57:21
leftist Catholic these people use the
57:25
Vatican is a compact as a geopolitical
57:27
compost bin these days
57:29
that compass tells you see Jinping and
57:33
CCP there's a consequence and the client
57:37
of China in Italy is gigantic what we
57:41
see in popularity ratings in surveys is
57:45
that a vast majority of Italians want
57:48
neutrality and then many of them if a
57:53
war between China and the West begins
57:56
would side with China
57:58
this is extremely worrying and I blame
58:01
it partly or largely on okay this is a
58:10
great clip this is where this guy got my
58:12
interest I'm like wait a minute if war
58:16
broke out between America and China a
58:18
lot of Italians would be like Crockett
58:20
we're for China because the best the
58:23
pulp because of the Pope just Pope this
58:26
Pope is a problem well so this warranted
58:29
a little further and there is just a
58:31
little bit more from him on the Pope
58:34
that the political corruption because of
58:36
course this is all happening in the
58:38
north where they have the North at I
58:39
think it's the Northern League or
58:41
whatever their party is up there but
58:43
also the five star movement is all it's
58:45
all sympathetic to China it's a it's a
58:48
mess and this starts to lead back to my
58:51
beginnings of the understanding of the
58:54
rift that has occurred in the church
58:56
itself and we're seeing that in America
58:58
about producers are telling us about it
59:00
you know that's an it is kind of a it
59:05
seems to be also along political lines
59:07
leftist rightist socialist conservative
59:14
and this Pope seems to be on the Chinese
59:17
side here this is again a socialist he
59:20
said he's a communist here you go of
59:22
course there is garage involved we we
59:26
had already
59:27
of all civil servants reaching out for
59:31
money we had a gigantic scandal at the
59:34
Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs with
59:37
senior Italian diplomat put under
59:41
criminal investigation for trading
59:43
secrets with China so that's why
59:47
probably that's the tip of the iceberg
59:49
we'll just we'll just have to wait and
59:51
see how many other cases exist but yes
59:54
money is a big part of that as you as
59:57
you put it brutally the Italians are
1:00:01
driven by that and haven't seen much of
1:00:04
it coming from the other side of the
1:00:07
Atlantic for a while and China has been
1:00:10
throwing money at whatever moves so yes
1:00:13
money is a main driver and the Vatican
1:00:16
is another big driver but this Pope is
1:00:19
anti-american and I also think that he
1:00:22
is penetrating the Chinese religious
1:00:25
market even if it comes at a huge cost
1:00:29
is a move to have a first mover
1:00:32
advantage in these immediate Angelico's
1:00:34
he clearly hates Protestants and
1:00:37
evangelicals which he considers proxies
1:00:39
of the u.s. let's not forget this Pope
1:00:43
is not a friend of the u.s. Pope hates
1:00:48
us this is great this would make sense
1:00:55
he came from was it Argentina South
1:00:58
America yeah and of course and this is
1:01:00
how I got into the whole conversation
1:01:01
with a couple of our producers is that
1:01:02
he's Jesuit which not always but he's
1:01:07
considered to be the New World Order
1:01:09
bunch then the war told our bunch
1:01:11
they'll order much well his formative
1:01:16
years would have been during in South
1:01:18
America would have been during the
1:01:19
probably the Nixon administration with
1:01:21
American go home they the penetration of
1:01:24
the socialist down there was pretty
1:01:25
complete and they were throwing throwing
1:01:27
you know throwing tomatoes at anybody
1:01:30
who tried to get to go down there and
1:01:32
visit I mean I think now I believe Nixon
1:01:34
was actually rousted and had to leave
1:01:36
rousted nixed the president was rousted
1:01:39
I think he went down to visit
1:01:41
there were so many protests and people
1:01:43
so angry to get rid of us
1:01:45
you know I forgot what the slogans were
1:01:49
but there were a bunch of these slogans
1:01:50
I good today it's not that much
1:01:52
different but this logo there's a lot of
1:01:54
sloganeering is about Yankee go home
1:01:56
that was a main one yes yeah Yankee go
1:01:59
home I'm trying to get him if we never
1:02:01
meet American businesses have never like
1:02:04
they have in Europe and even in in Asia
1:02:08
made as much as much penetration I into
1:02:11
like for example you go to a mall in
1:02:13
Brazil there's probably not one you
1:02:16
won't see a Pizza Hut or anything like
1:02:18
that there's no McDonald's down there
1:02:19
I've ever seen one oh they don't know
1:02:21
what they're missing it's just not the
1:02:26
same as when even when you go to to a
1:02:28
Korea or Asia or all right maybe the age
1:02:31
by Asian I mean China you when you go to
1:02:33
China you see a lot of American
1:02:35
franchises there yeah see Frank you see
1:02:38
American franchises in the Middle East
1:02:39
you see him in France sure South America
1:02:42
you don't seems hardly anywhere huh so a
1:02:46
lot of sure they're there by the way I
1:02:48
don't want even notes yes there's a
1:02:49
there's a McDonald's in Salt Paul well
1:02:51
don't worry they'll send them to me
1:02:54
anyway it doesn't matter where they go
1:02:56
Adam at Korea John wrappers on covers my
1:02:59
ass John Dvorak's too hard to spell so a
1:03:03
lot of this I know that's the sad part
1:03:06
people always lie it was impossible to
1:03:09
find John's email address did you know
1:03:12
how to spell Dvorak just has made it you
1:03:14
gave up this all a lot of the problems
1:03:18
started according to people I've been in
1:03:20
contact with with the resignation of
1:03:22
Pope Benedict
1:03:24
you know in 2013 this has never happened
1:03:27
and the Pope doesn't resign through his
1:03:34
arms up it gave up yeah and then then it
1:03:39
just became totally weird so there's
1:03:42
something going on and a lot of people
1:03:46
looking at this is you know the ultimate
1:03:47
struggle between good and evil with the
1:03:53
the real devil stuff well we knew that
1:03:59
this Pope didn't like us me but it
1:04:01
really got exacerbated by Trump because
1:04:04
he just attests Trump is a trumpeter
1:04:07
yeah he's a never Trumper it's G is is
1:04:13
um yeah there's a lot of stuff good I
1:04:16
wanted that yeah there's a bunch of
1:04:17
crazy other things going on that along
1:04:19
these same lines it's something we have
1:04:21
to discuss the religious stuff the
1:04:24
religious life yeah yeah well the big
1:04:27
reason that the big eye-opener from what
1:04:29
I understand the big eye-opener was
1:04:31
during the lockdown no church and but
1:04:36
also not even going to a gathering you
1:04:38
stay in the coming there's all kinds of
1:04:39
alternately yeah they had to drive in
1:04:41
church they got busted - yeah and this
1:04:44
was yeah like why you're in a drive-in
1:04:46
Church so this is fundamental stuff to
1:04:49
people really fundamental and when
1:04:51
people sit and throw up the hands say oh
1:04:53
well I'll do it maybe next week you know
1:04:56
that was seen as a drive it or it is a
1:04:59
driving wedge yeah same with them
1:05:03
pro-choice pro-life yes a lot of those
1:05:08
lines divides people but more I think
1:05:11
much more than you and I realize cuz
1:05:13
we're just not yeah
1:05:15
we're not activists we're not we're not
1:05:19
activists but now speaking of the
1:05:21
activists I have a question because I
1:05:23
don't understand something so right now
1:05:26
playing out black lives matter and
1:05:29
although black trans lives seem to
1:05:31
matter a little bit more okay black
1:05:33
lives matter and I'm reading this
1:05:35
article
1:05:38
in the City Journal Sam about San
1:05:42
Francisco and to help with the homeless
1:05:46
problem San Francisco has designated
1:05:50
frontline worker housing hotels and
1:05:53
these are medium to quite upscale hotels
1:05:56
that the city actually pays an average
1:06:01
about $200 a night to rent from the
1:06:07
owners which I guess the owners are
1:06:08
happy that they've got something going
1:06:10
on not all of them well no because I'm
1:06:13
seeing that for somehow some trick some
1:06:17
language trick the FL WH frontline
1:06:22
worker housing means homeless people and
1:06:26
so there's now homeless people or people
1:06:31
who are experiencing homelessness the
1:06:34
people who are grifters drug addicts all
1:06:38
kinds of issues roaming these hotels and
1:06:41
it's a mess and they're getting $200 a
1:06:44
night hotel rooms how does black lives
1:06:47
matter if this is the prioritization
1:06:54
I you know that city is such a such a
1:06:56
joke that I don't know why anybody ever
1:07:00
booked a convention there that me it's
1:07:04
just I don't know what's going on I know
1:07:06
a lot of the major hotels the big chains
1:07:08
refused to take part in this program and
1:07:10
even though the bylaw supposed to get
1:07:12
crazy yeah right but they said no you
1:07:15
can sue us we got plenty of money you
1:07:18
can sue us and you want to waste your
1:07:19
money you can do it and so they just
1:07:21
quote they just shuddered because they
1:07:24
know what they know what a mess it's
1:07:25
gonna make and it's gonna give their
1:07:26
hotels a bad reputation because of you
1:07:29
know what who was in this room before I
1:07:30
was kind of thing so it's just the
1:07:33
journalist was at the nod this is what
1:07:37
is it Nob Hill Nob Hill Hotel ya know
1:07:40
this I might they'd there's they're not
1:07:42
part of a major chain they can't afford
1:07:43
to do anything but say yes right uh
1:07:49
what's the name of this the Mark Hopkins
1:07:52
hotel
1:07:55
Hopkins you know the Mark Hopkins is a
1:07:58
famous hotel across the street from the
1:08:00
Fairmont I'm glad I don't think
1:08:02
Fairmont's taking place but I think the
1:08:04
mark I'm glad I'm glad I picked this one
1:08:07
from the story here's the journalist who
1:08:12
I guess is in the lobby trying to figure
1:08:14
out what's going on do I look scared to
1:08:16
you I'm doing the acting hope you notice
1:08:19
do I look scary to you the man demanded
1:08:21
they're trying to evict me because I
1:08:23
wanted more towels but I'm homeless they
1:08:25
called the cops on me he dashed out the
1:08:27
door around the grand circular entrances
1:08:28
where two police sent me this this story
1:08:31
where two police officers attempted to
1:08:33
resolve the situation soon a cab pulled
1:08:35
up and in an inebriated couple emerged
1:08:38
holding full plastic trash bags
1:08:40
they fought screaming at each other
1:08:41
until the woman entered the lobby and
1:08:43
her partner lit a meth pipe in the
1:08:45
garage area more front line workers as a
1:08:48
good article where did this run this is
1:08:52
the City Journal I've no idea what your
1:08:55
course is not any of the normal papers
1:08:57
no no no it says titles here from the
1:09:01
from the the section in the paper known
1:09:04
as I on the news
1:09:08
so sad I'm living in the in the Robocop
1:09:12
future I on the news accommodating
1:09:15
dysfunction san francisco's planned to
1:09:17
put homeless people in hotels and motels
1:09:19
is not going well all very subtle rooms
1:09:27
are rented it's close to hundred dollars
1:09:29
per night by the way
1:09:30
listen go ahead I was going to say that
1:09:34
we have three or four major news
1:09:38
operations on the we have TV TV news
1:09:42
operation you've got channel 4 channel 5
1:09:44
channel 7 channel 11 channel 2 it's
1:09:45
fight and these are all have their own
1:09:47
set of reports nobody is doing anything
1:09:50
on this oh no of course not of course
1:09:53
not
1:09:54
the hotels I'll just read a little more
1:09:56
because it's a good story the hotels
1:09:58
were pressured into accepting the
1:09:59
homeless guests though they were also
1:10:00
eager for the chance to recoup some
1:10:02
revenue loss to the Cova 19 lockdowns
1:10:04
rooms are rented at close to $200 per
1:10:07
night totaling six thousand dollars a
1:10:09
month it's like the in the occupancy is
1:10:12
full is full-time is full full blast
1:10:14
it's not like you got people checking
1:10:16
out that is nearly double the cost of a
1:10:19
private one-bedroom apartment in San
1:10:21
Francisco the city sponsored guests also
1:10:24
received personal grooming sanitary and
1:10:26
cleaning supplies three delivered meals
1:10:29
and long fuck fuck podcasting I'm moving
1:10:32
to San Francisco Tina get your backpack
1:10:39
contracts
1:10:40
we ninety days and two years by that
1:10:44
point the guests may be able to claim de
1:10:48
facto permanent residence
1:10:50
wow wow wow
1:10:54
that's pretty amazing
1:10:58
yes I'd say that's what they do in this
1:11:02
a I mean this is the same city that have
1:11:04
you know they have the limit on you
1:11:06
can't even arrest or stop anyone for
1:11:08
stealing anything under a thousand
1:11:10
dollars right so shoplifting has just
1:11:13
got to control nobody oh so part what to
1:11:14
do about it then you have their own
1:11:16
little guards there and maybe they put a
1:11:17
little bit of lease browse people mm-hmm
1:11:20
but the you know it's also the city with
1:11:23
the poop map it's also the city with the
1:11:25
broken windows you have a car and you're
1:11:26
parking the wrong part I need people
1:11:28
correct
1:11:29
they've got these little hammers they
1:11:30
break your window and grab whatever they
1:11:32
can find inside the car and so the city
1:11:35
district attorney who's a leftist hmm
1:11:37
says well we're not good we don't really
1:11:39
want this is not priority you know it's
1:11:41
not murder
1:11:42
so will would the city will reimburse
1:11:44
you for your window breakage yeah it's
1:11:48
this a crazy crazy so I was trying to
1:11:53
get to black lives matter from homeless
1:11:55
lives matter more I mean it's it's
1:11:57
obvious isn't it
1:11:58
I mean I mean you have very very poor
1:12:03
people many of them black of skin color
1:12:08
put them up in the in the apartments
1:12:12
especially where they got lice in there
1:12:14
yeah yeah okay yeah yeah that's another
1:12:20
depressing topic yeah well all right
1:12:25
well let's let's lighten it up let's
1:12:26
lighten the mood a little bit as we
1:12:29
found out after sending 15 FBI agents to
1:12:33
investigate as to investigate the NASCAR
1:12:37
new scandal noose gate it's always good
1:12:43
to reflect back on how this began which
1:12:46
is very unclear to me it started not by
1:12:51
Bubba Wallace the driver himself
1:12:54
finding the noose but apparently some
1:12:57
official who then I think so millennial
1:13:01
somewhat Karen do you think I mean I
1:13:04
don't know I don't I'd like to know who
1:13:06
started this and and unfortunately I
1:13:09
feel that it led to Bubba Wallace
1:13:11
getting swallowed up by black lives
1:13:13
matter and and really getting a little
1:13:16
bit of small that juice on him because
1:13:19
when you go on the view to talk about
1:13:20
this stuff no no no no no then I don't
1:13:24
know it's like do yourself a favor and
1:13:26
don't go on two views but here's the
1:13:29
media who of course embedded the the
1:13:32
terror or REE they just regurgitate but
1:13:35
they bring back the imagery they try to
1:13:38
make you feel bad and oh my god can you
1:13:40
believe it and of course we all know
1:13:41
NASCAR bunch of redneck races brakes
1:13:44
disturbing discovery a noose found in
1:13:46
the garage stall of Bubba Wallace
1:13:48
the disturbing backlash to Bubba Wallace
1:13:50
his effort to show fans that black lives
1:13:52
matter he's dealing with a symbol of
1:13:54
hatred off the truck then sadly a noose
1:13:57
was found after someone put a noose in
1:14:00
Wallace's garage these are over an
1:14:02
egregious acts of extreme racism is very
1:14:05
stunning shocking appalling disgusting
1:14:08
reminder of who again this sport is for
1:14:11
that this happens the year 2020 is just
1:14:14
two beyond belief
1:14:15
more on this horrific incident very dark
1:14:17
moment of Horan racist react that sick
1:14:20
of the sports world have you look
1:14:22
forward to having you back when they
1:14:23
find out who the coward is who committed
1:14:26
that heinous back at Talladega banning
1:14:28
from the sport maybe as are more
1:14:30
impactful than a criminal prosecution
1:14:33
that's the least of what's gonna happen
1:14:34
to them I imagine a dreadful dreadful
1:14:37
turns some people are suggesting that
1:14:39
this is a hope to find the reaction
1:14:42
incredibly infuriating yeah okay so
1:14:46
that's what you will you get pummeled
1:14:49
with when this takes place and you know
1:14:53
the fact that fifteen FBI agents had to
1:14:56
come down this this can only be a
1:15:00
strategy of tension this is some
1:15:02
ratcheting up for some reason
1:15:05
and it's it's really disgusting and
1:15:08
somehow the government is complicit why
1:15:11
why 50 is it really true did 15 FBI
1:15:14
agents really come down I mean I don't
1:15:16
know if it's true did we have someone
1:15:18
write that up why is it being reported
1:15:21
like this is the most important thing in
1:15:23
the world what's going on this this is
1:15:25
to mess everybody up don't you think
1:15:29
well though this is reminiscent of would
1:15:33
almost day almost tried to pull this
1:15:35
done in Oakland mm-hmm when they found
1:15:37
some nooses in the in the Lake Merritt
1:15:40
area and exercise it was an exercise
1:15:46
thing and it was set up by a black guy
1:15:48
damn it and so the news thing which
1:15:51
apparently a bunch of these garages had
1:15:53
it wasn't a noose at all it was a it was
1:15:55
a rope pool for the garage door and and
1:15:59
apparently this is not a new the way it
1:16:02
was it it wasn't even a noose and nooses
1:16:06
have a certain quality about them they
1:16:08
have a certain look it's not this is
1:16:10
like it was new a new spur say isn't is
1:16:22
something that has a certain look to it
1:16:24
right and it's not anything with a loop
1:16:29
like in the Lake Merritt thing it would
1:16:31
there were these loops there were there
1:16:32
were nurses and they were made out of
1:16:34
bungee cords the new supposed to have a
1:16:37
certain number of twists in the knot dad
1:16:40
I don't know the details you might know
1:16:42
I'm not sure I always heard like it's
1:16:44
supposed to be 13 that knot has because
1:16:46
it from the old days of noose and noose
1:16:48
that not was supposed to help break the
1:16:50
neck I'm talking to French days I'm not
1:16:54
talking you know they had invented
1:16:57
guillotine yeah it's no good news noose
1:17:00
was outdated technology anyway the point
1:17:04
is that if you are looking to if you if
1:17:08
you're a hammer everything's gonna look
1:17:10
like a nail I know it's a cliche but
1:17:12
it's there for a reason so if you are
1:17:14
thinking racist thoughts all day long
1:17:18
you're going to see everything is racism
1:17:20
and if the news media is and this is not
1:17:23
the first time it's the Jessi summit
1:17:27
Jessi Smollett they were crying crying
1:17:30
over this horrific molarity was the
1:17:34
worst-case scenario but we've had but
1:17:36
we've had many other examples of this
1:17:39
and then the the covington high school
1:17:41
kids the if you're a racist if you have
1:17:44
racist thoughts if you think racially
1:17:48
then you will see the world you can
1:17:51
easily see the world a little bit
1:17:52
differently and that is at the core at
1:17:55
the core and and i don't know what to do
1:17:58
about it people are just gonna see
1:18:00
things differently but when you're wrong
1:18:02
you're wrong
1:18:02
and stop and then fifteen FBI agents
1:18:07
come on what kind of operation is going
1:18:10
on here to make us all feel like idiots
1:18:13
and frustrated because it's it's gonna
1:18:15
work well i think that's already worked
1:18:20
yeah i mean
1:18:22
just like gear it's like my neighbors
1:18:25
you know the ones that are holed up you
1:18:27
know next to doctors is almost dead the
1:18:29
the - and they almost yeah that they
1:18:32
could they could both be dead as we
1:18:35
speak the robbing in the housing starts
1:18:38
to smell I would not even know no well
1:18:41
I'm sorry go ahead they're afraid of
1:18:43
their own shadows people are out there
1:18:45
and you see it like they were destroy I
1:18:48
didn't get to tell I don't remember
1:18:51
telling it but this is one of those
1:18:52
stories where I had a delivery from K&L
1:18:56
wines because I had a bunch of one it's
1:18:58
backed up and the gate and I didn't have
1:19:01
to go pick him up apparently because I
1:19:02
had enough that they could ship them for
1:19:04
free so I had him shipped him overhead
1:19:06
Erica's down here working on the house
1:19:08
and the guys I know you guys are boozing
1:19:10
it up nobody's boozing it up and they
1:19:13
come up he comes up to drive away with
1:19:15
this boxes of he's got a mask on he's
1:19:18
got the blue gloves he's wearing hazmat
1:19:20
suit this is this is like last week I
1:19:23
mean this thing is blowing over as far
1:19:25
as I'm concerned but no no so he comes
1:19:27
in and in he says any an an ID for some
1:19:29
of someone Eric pulls his ID out in his
1:19:31
hands it to the guys just put put it
1:19:36
down put it down put it down on the Box
1:19:39
got gloves on what the hell you wearing
1:19:43
gloves for is you can't even touch the
1:19:44
damn thing okay
1:19:45
puts it down and then he says step away
1:19:47
step away step away and he has Eric back
1:19:50
up a few feet and he takes a couple
1:19:52
pictures it's okay and then he jumps
1:19:53
this car takes off and I think this
1:19:56
isn't like the beginning of this thing
1:19:58
when everyone was freaked out in the
1:19:59
roads were dead empty three four months
1:20:04
into this and you're walking around with
1:20:05
gloves and a hazmat suit scared to death
1:20:08
somebody's gonna hand you a driver's
1:20:09
license
1:20:10
oh my next time next time that happens
1:20:14
when the guys like step away step away
1:20:16
step away you just do this
1:20:21
boogity boogity boogity Adam that should
1:20:25
it was it was it was jaw-dropping to
1:20:29
work to witness yeah but did that's
1:20:33
people a lot of people have been
1:20:35
brainwashed so much by this this this
1:20:37
whole event
1:20:38
yeah and they take in and they believe
1:20:40
everything they from one who stream all
1:20:43
from one stream this is a problem with
1:20:46
one stream belief systems where you just
1:20:48
believe that all New York Times
1:20:49
Washington Post CNN good together leave
1:20:52
it I mean and it all comes streaming in
1:20:55
and you're now you're afraid of your own
1:20:56
shadow and you're wondering why the my
1:21:00
spin class which already had been
1:21:02
reduced legally to a quarter so there
1:21:08
was you think they could legally gonna
1:21:10
have 11 people in choose me I've been
1:21:12
going every every week for the past you
1:21:14
know six since they opened six weeks I
1:21:16
guess
1:21:17
and last week and yesterday five
1:21:20
including me and that's because people
1:21:23
are canceling because they're worried
1:21:25
about catching the the virus it's five
1:21:27
five people there's one you come in
1:21:29
there's one person behind the desk to
1:21:31
register you you know then it's the five
1:21:34
of you and then you're in this big gym
1:21:37
which can house 35 and you're all spread
1:21:40
out but no no people are canceling it's
1:21:47
is so sad and I have to bring my own
1:21:50
glass to the to the to the to the
1:21:52
cookout once you bring a mug that says
1:21:58
world's greatest dad I'd like to thank
1:22:05
you for your courage and say in the
1:22:06
morning to you the man who put the C in
1:22:09
the Chinatown hustle John seed for a
1:22:13
well in the morning to you mr. Adam
1:22:16
Carlson in the morning L Stimson see
1:22:17
boots on the ground feeding their subs
1:22:19
on the water and all the Dames are
1:22:21
nights out there yeah and the big in the
1:22:22
morning to the troll room let's see how
1:22:25
we're doing troll count troll count so
1:22:28
beautiful fifteen hundred that's about
1:22:30
right for a Thursday just under that
1:22:31
1496 hello trolls bag check the trolls
1:22:35
are there to enjoy listening together
1:22:39
it's a sacred ceremony it happens twice
1:22:43
a week on Thursdays sometimes Sunday's
1:22:45
depends if I can remember what day it is
1:22:48
yeah but it's no agenda stream comm is
1:22:50
where you can listen to the show is live
1:22:52
but also where you can listen to podcast
1:22:55
but it's in a group I have your talk
1:23:00
hole so tight that if you're doing sound
1:23:02
effects you've really got to get it
1:23:03
close to the mic I had that once never
1:23:05
close you never hear it anyway no that
1:23:07
was your chimes wasn't nothing you hear
1:23:09
this yeah I could hear that okay yeah
1:23:14
yeah don't believe me this is somebody's
1:23:16
backing up backing up the whole street
1:23:20
then they go it's weird they stay back
1:23:22
and then they've run all the way back
1:23:24
down and do it again I don't know what
1:23:25
the point of it is so thank you very
1:23:31
much trolls
1:23:32
oh yes and of course that's that's part
1:23:34
of the beauty is you get to throw out
1:23:36
one-liners trolls out I will troll back
1:23:39
if I can if I catch you but catch you
1:23:41
buy a little green troll toe and while
1:23:43
you're there
1:23:44
hit exclamation mark na social and
1:23:47
you'll get an invitation to no agenda
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social calm which is our Mastodon
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federated social network soon to be a
1:23:54
part of the Trump secret secret 100
1:23:57
million person network
1:23:59
yes hey I what do I do to give people in
1:24:03
vices know Jenna's social oh if you go
1:24:05
into your your preferences on no agenda
1:24:10
social it'll it'll stay right there
1:24:12
I invite I think it is invites it can
1:24:15
create one that you can that you can use
1:24:18
forever and just have that code handy
1:24:21
you can just paste that yeah you can put
1:24:23
it in your signature your dot signature
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file all right and then I'd like to say
1:24:34
in the morning to to to to Darren
1:24:38
O'Neill not only providing us with the
1:24:41
pre stream rock and roll show rock and
1:24:44
roll pre stream show for at least an
1:24:47
hour before we do our live shows but
1:24:49
also the artistes who brought us the
1:24:51
artwork for episode 1253 we titled that
1:24:55
trained Marxist which is exactly what
1:24:58
the co-founder black lives matter said
1:25:00
she was and they are and this was the I
1:25:04
think it hit the mark people loved it I
1:25:07
think even people who didn't hear that
1:25:09
that episode or even know what the show
1:25:12
is about when you see a black board says
1:25:14
1 plus 2 equals racist I think I think
1:25:17
everyone had different takeaways but
1:25:19
everyone enjoyed it equally then it said
1:25:22
so much and really it was a great piece
1:25:25
it really enjoyed it and incorporated
1:25:28
you know the same kind of chalk like
1:25:30
font for no agenda and how did you have
1:25:32
any other comments John you want to I
1:25:34
mean I was just a great it was such
1:25:35
standalone piece the stand-up piece for
1:25:37
their homes for the whole segment that
1:25:39
that day and people are doing a lot of
1:25:41
art so the competition is definitely
1:25:44
stiffening yeah but and there were some
1:25:48
things there that were absolutely no-go
1:25:51
areas I think there was always some
1:25:55
no-go stuff let me see what do we have
1:25:58
what was the bad what ematic rejects
1:26:01
that we're looking for there was some
1:26:05
kind of lame ones
1:26:07
remember well I'm gonna take a quick
1:26:10
look yeah
1:26:11
I thought there was some stuff that we
1:26:12
were like no he can't do this it wasn't
1:26:17
anything
1:26:17
a lot of fists a lot of the fists yeah I
1:26:21
don't think there's anything here that
1:26:23
was particularly uh verboten see behalf
1:26:30
of the picture yeah there's one that's
1:26:32
an automatic kill which is you yeah
1:26:34
that's a that's a kill I don't want to
1:26:36
do that
1:26:36
you got to be really good we do not do
1:26:39
our either either of our individual
1:26:41
years of the art it was just us us us
1:26:43
constantly was horrible it was terrible
1:26:49
there I am again so that was out new
1:26:56
guns don't work no one's done one more
1:26:58
thing no don't try you know I know no
1:27:02
one's male not interested in foul chew
1:27:03
Pinocchio noses come on it was okay but
1:27:07
yeah you agreed it was thing huh anyway
1:27:09
we're just being critical what do we do
1:27:12
know our critics that's what we do so we
1:27:14
can criticize the art to someone already
1:27:17
got a vac saline we did the debt that do
1:27:22
I did the mob rule now I like this
1:27:24
Seattle super large who did have a fist
1:27:27
in it and I use it for a newsletter
1:27:29
right so I use a lot of them go through
1:27:31
that stuff gets used everywhere and of
1:27:33
course no agenda shop calm who we have
1:27:37
no official relationship with they
1:27:39
figured out a way to use the art pay the
1:27:41
artists pay themselves get you great
1:27:43
product and then donate to the show so
1:27:45
that everything works out fans its how
1:27:47
the value for value network functions
1:27:48
and I got a lot of gotta love it certain
1:27:52
a show notes calm is backed by the way I
1:27:54
think I mentioned that we still like
1:27:56
being at dot IO no agenda calm no agenda
1:28:00
query calm and no agenda quest calm any
1:28:03
one of those will work because you can
1:28:05
find links to the other ones they're all
1:28:06
interlinking and if you can't find what
1:28:10
you're looking for then it doesn't exist
1:28:12
I'm amazed at how fast we can get stuff
1:28:15
going is fantastic and that's so we have
1:28:17
no agenda our generator calm thank you
1:28:18
for the artists who participated
1:28:20
and do that on the fly it makes a big
1:28:23
difference we feel with people being
1:28:26
delighted to know there's something new
1:28:27
from the No Agenda show and the way it
1:28:29
pops up in most respected podcast
1:28:32
players we do have a few people to thank
1:28:35
for show 1254 I think is that the number
1:28:38
that is our number yeah but we have some
1:28:40
big big donors today fact an inordinate
1:28:43
number what is going on I don't know but
1:28:49
I'm not bitching about it john patrick
1:28:51
being at the top of the list from
1:28:52
Decatur IL Illinois came in with three
1:28:55
thousand dollars and three thousand and
1:28:58
one 3001 three thousand so I don't know
1:29:02
what that means but he writes us a note
1:29:05
much respect from the pride of the
1:29:08
Prairie to Kate Decatur Illinois
1:29:09
immeasurable thanks to you both for you
1:29:13
unique your unique technique of media
1:29:16
deconstruction I discover no agenda in
1:29:18
2010 after searching for jcd following
1:29:20
the end of cranky geeks I need to hear
1:29:23
more of his way sage wisdom or wage
1:29:26
system and I have been rewarded Adam you
1:29:29
are truly a shining light of knowledge
1:29:31
and sanity in an unseen world
1:29:35
intentional word uses an unsane world
1:29:40
interesting yeah you are the pod father
1:29:43
within capital AR eat now I am known by
1:29:46
some in my social circles as the Oracle
1:29:48
so I request the title of surge ADM Mac
1:29:52
JDM Mac JJ d JD Mac JD Mac JD Mac Oracle
1:29:57
of the digital Prairie also I have
1:30:00
additional donations from August 2019 to
1:30:03
2020 totaling one thousand eighty to
1:30:05
ninety one where do I send the
1:30:07
accounting why so he has he's an insta
1:30:12
baron holy moley now is beyond all lists
1:30:17
as such no he is on the list as a knight
1:30:20
cuz his name and he needs to be put on
1:30:24
this the secondary list which has to be
1:30:26
read afterwards cuz he has to be a
1:30:27
knight before it becomes a baron mm-hmm
1:30:29
so he becomes a knight than a baron
1:30:32
Seychelle sir JD Mac you got it yes I
1:30:38
got it
1:30:39
either insta Barrett Wow and that's this
1:30:41
whole note mm-hmm I got one for not one
1:30:47
for that's okay don't worry about it
1:30:49
because Anonymous in North Carolina
1:30:51
makes up it with sir JD Mac thank you
1:30:54
very much I look forward to to knighting
1:30:58
you and to getting you into the Berenice
1:31:00
this is very cool thank you for your
1:31:03
courage sir now now the anonymous in
1:31:08
North Carolina gave us two thousand
1:31:09
dollars in this game it is a check yes a
1:31:12
check in the mail with a unique note and
1:31:16
it turns out that the note the note
1:31:18
makes more sense when you're here as
1:31:19
background he has two notes separated
1:31:21
with these this is a I have two I should
1:31:24
photocopy this thing jae-hee it's if I
1:31:29
don't I can't even explain it the
1:31:31
detailing that he's gone to he's got his
1:31:32
new logo for his he's gonna be knighted
1:31:34
sir boiled peanut he's already got a
1:31:36
logo designed for himself he was that
1:31:39
one of the meetups before and he gave
1:31:40
away buttons he's the one who gave away
1:31:44
no agenda buttons okay yeah I know who
1:31:46
it is okay great yeah there's no agenda
1:31:48
buttons comso sent me a bunch of buttons
1:31:50
along with the check mm-hmm he says
1:31:53
please keep me anonymous sorry for the
1:31:55
long note don't read all of it on the
1:31:56
air and he does have us all segmented so
1:31:58
I can pick and choose but you can know
1:32:00
you can nice that's crazy no jingles
1:32:03
only family health karma fee please
1:32:05
we'll make that a note don't deduced me
1:32:07
I don't deserve it I'm sorry I I need to
1:32:10
stop stop you right here right now we
1:32:14
did not give John Patrick his goat karma
1:32:18
I'm sorry no that's my fault it's my
1:32:20
fault because I just went right into
1:32:22
writing stuff down for let's go back to
1:32:24
John Patrick 3000 $1 a Decatur Illinois
1:32:26
there you go man your goat karma thank
1:32:29
you so much
1:32:30
you've got now back to anonymous in
1:32:36
North Carolina blinded by the donation
1:32:38
sorry clearly were getting back to this
1:32:41
and not anonymous he doesn't want any D
1:32:47
douching and he wants there's some
1:32:49
health Carm at the end okay so make a
1:32:52
note I don't think he's got anything
1:32:53
else in here n apologize for being the
1:32:57
show's biggest boner I have been
1:32:58
listening since the beginning but never
1:33:00
contributed so here's a lot of pressure
1:33:02
on this there's a lot of pressure on
1:33:03
this note I'm not nearly as clever as
1:33:05
other producers that write notes filled
1:33:08
with humor insider knowledge and
1:33:10
excellent ideas I realized however I'm
1:33:12
giving you money so it doesn't matter
1:33:14
what I write just take my cash I humbly
1:33:17
request my Televisa boiled peanut after
1:33:20
my long missed home state of Alabama by
1:33:24
the way this guy I'm gonna get a hold of
1:33:26
him because he is got the design chops
1:33:29
that are just women they're Madison
1:33:33
Avenue wait you see this in this note oh
1:33:36
yeah yes the way that laid out Dewey's
1:33:39
got his logo I mean everything about it
1:33:42
just spells designing he's in North
1:33:45
Carolina I need to get off to topic with
1:33:46
it because we got a lot of notes to read
1:33:48
but that was in Asheville once it also
1:33:50
referred to as evil and there was a
1:33:53
designer there and I lost this card it
1:33:55
really irks me because it's one of the
1:33:57
finest guy just run into this guy and
1:33:58
this little mini mall and he's got his
1:34:01
shop there and he's I just I think
1:34:02
there's a lot of designers on in the
1:34:04
south oh yeah not being named Jennifer's
1:34:07
in North Carolina sue she's a South
1:34:09
Carolina I thought she was North
1:34:11
Carolina well I thought she was South
1:34:12
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I'm too slow for album artwork he could
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probably do a good job too yeah but I
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you know you can do a couple of
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really I made some quick versions of
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yeah I guess so him a few buttons it's a
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good trick hey remember we had the one
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it's well designed is my guess in my
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wasn't alive so he's young
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for a while I should note that OTC in
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campaigns start this summer was an
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hard to remember yeah go ahead Lisa
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Murkowski they won the the Republican
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the era of the Tea Party they had a she
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backed this other person hmm Lisa said
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this is bullcrap nobody's gonna vote for
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her in you're gonna get the Democrat in
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write me in and I'll continue to be your
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the right of US Senate as a write-in
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this time maybe that's an idea that is
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