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my pronouns are z zoom and zeus
please
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adam curry john c divorce it's
sunday
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august 2nd 2020 this is your
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award-winning
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nation media assassination
episode 1265.
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this is no agenda protesting
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peacefully and broadcasting
live from
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opportunity zone 33 here in the
frontier
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of austin texas capital of the
drone
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star state
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good morning everybody i'm adam
curry
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and from northern silicon
valley where
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everybody is soapy
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i'm john cena vorak
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we're all soapy together that's
that's
0:36
us on a sunday
0:37
it's a soapy sunday no agenda
0:41
and i'm sure i've survived i
survived
0:43
antifa
0:44
the riots snipers on the roof in
0:48
downtown austin
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boogaloo boys
0:53
this is this this is what we
heard
0:54
yesterday
0:56
oh if you live downtown uh keep
your
0:58
eyes open
0:59
it looks like auntie antifa is
trying to
1:02
put snipers on rooftops
1:04
and the boogaloo boys are uh
assembling
1:07
near i-35 and
1:09
oh man sounds like world war
three right
1:12
there in the town yeah so
1:14
no on zero evidence of any
antifa there
1:17
were probably
1:18
i'd say about ten all combined
1:20
throughout the evening groups of
1:21
predominantly white kids um in
their
1:25
saturday night go out and party
dress
1:27
many of them
1:29
not not a lot in black and
helmets and
1:32
they were
1:32
you know kind of mulling around
and then
1:34
they'd stand in the street and
they
1:36
blocked the traffic and
1:38
oh boy so horrible there's no
fighting
1:41
that's not the way mimi tells
it oh she
1:44
calls she calls me up and says
hey
1:46
what the hell is going on in
austin i
1:48
said some guy
1:50
shot some guy goes up to his car
1:52
brandishes an ak-47
1:54
the guy guns him down yeah but
that was
1:56
that was so last week
1:58
and i said to her what that was
last
2:01
week and she says no no it
happened
2:04
again i guess
2:05
no no no no i said really check
the date
2:08
on the article
2:10
it was a cnn story dated
yesterday
2:14
really huh well
2:17
i said well look at okay and
she's now
2:18
she's confused yeah i said okay
let's
2:20
look up the guy's name who's
the shooter
2:22
who's the guy got shot
2:23
she looks up the names i said
now put
2:25
that in and see what happened
2:26
and she says oh yeah it's the
same same
2:29
story only they just changed
the date
2:31
line
2:32
unbelievable actually very
believable
2:34
what am i saying
2:36
so yeah it wasn't bad at all
there was
2:38
there was no problem and
2:39
you know when the kids were
kids i'm
2:41
going to just say kids when
they were
2:42
blocking the street
2:44
you know this is austin pd
we're not
2:47
going to come there and fight
you
2:49
we're gonna trot in on our 1200
pound
2:51
horses
2:52
and nudge you aside and it's
such a
2:55
great
2:55
tool for this type of protest
2:59
because yeah look they're on
the street
3:00
get off the street you don't
want the
3:02
kids
3:02
screaming in the cops faces at
eye level
3:05
so you bring in the horse the
kids
3:07
they they're of course the
horse of
3:09
course the horse of course is
very
3:11
intimidating
3:12
but it's like
3:14
[Music]
3:16
you're being cruelty to animals
man you
3:18
can't be doing that with a horse
3:20
so they brain freeze they can't
figure
3:23
out what to do it's like oh
it's a horse
3:25
fuck after after horse oh if
it's a
3:26
horse oh it's a horse the horse
doesn't
3:28
know any better
3:29
so they just kind of disperse
and go off
3:31
to the side
3:33
very effective that's the way
that's the
3:35
way to handle them with the
horse they
3:37
don't know what to do
3:38
even better if you have a horse
and you
3:40
have a emotional support
3:42
goat on the team the kids will
run away
3:45
right immediately
3:50
well we don't have anything
like that
3:51
going on around here i did
3:53
look up by the way uh the legal
3:56
definition of
3:58
peaceably assemble because
everyone's
4:01
talking about we got the right
to
4:03
protest peacefully
4:05
but the constitution actually
uses a
4:06
different word
4:08
it's peaceably and peaceably is
not
4:12
uh that you're just uh walking
around in
4:15
uh you know
4:16
being nice and and and shouting
stuff
4:19
no the tranquility enjoyed by a
4:23
political society internally by
the good
4:25
order which reigns among its
members and
4:27
externally by the good
understanding
4:29
it has with all other nations
in other
4:32
words
4:34
uh not merely a state of
response and
4:37
security
4:38
uh a state a sense of state
4:41
and security in a technical
sense
4:45
uh applied to the internal
regulations
4:48
of the nation in other words
4:49
the way i read this complicated
4:51
definition
4:53
is if you're protesting
peaceably that
4:56
would mean that i feel
4:58
calm and at peace that i'm not
worried
5:00
about you
5:03
it's a small distinction but i
think
5:04
words matter
5:08
well i think you should take it
up with
5:09
the times editorial board
5:13
yeah okay i'll get right on that
5:17
eight cars by the way eight no
bonus
5:21
no no the bonuses are rare
nowadays
5:23
stable as she goes everybody
stable as
5:25
she goes
5:25
you know we had that eight car
zephyr
5:27
plus the two bonus cars bitcoin
went to
5:29
twelve thousand dollars it was
crazy
5:31
maybe it's a bitcoin indicator
maybe
5:34
it's time i don't know
5:35
who goes to seven cars i'd
short exactly
5:38
exactly all right where do you
want to
5:40
start do you have any kovid
stuff that
5:42
we should talk about just to uh
5:43
i don't think there's a lot of
super new
5:46
stuff
5:48
well i do have the rundowns
which i mean
5:51
here's a couple of this would
be kind of
5:52
interesting it's kind of
coveted related
5:54
because it's mostly about covet
5:55
because it's about trump uh yes
5:59
as it goes but uh let's take a
look at
6:03
uh well first of all let's do
this
6:05
little thing so we can get a
little
6:06
propaganda in there by playing
an amy
6:08
goodman clip
6:10
uh just listen to the way they
do play
6:12
this one up this coveted in the
6:13
confederate
6:14
states us coronavirus death
toll has
6:16
topped
6:17
150 000 wednesday the highest
of any
6:21
nation
6:22
by far the hardest hit states
per capita
6:26
are florida louisiana arizona
6:28
mississippi alabama nevada south
6:30
carolina texas idaho tennessee
and
6:32
georgia
6:33
a list that includes all seven
of the
6:35
original confederate states
6:38
thanks amy am i now uh just
6:41
automatically a racist for just
living
6:42
here am i a horrible confusion
6:44
yes this is that's pretty lame
man
6:48
oh that's what do you expect a
bunch of
6:50
trotskyites over there at that
place
6:52
that's pretty all right so uh
this is an
6:55
interesting
6:56
uh comparison and contrast
6:59
cbs has gotten to the point
where their
7:01
teaser which is their first
7:03
one 45 to two minutes at the
beginning
7:05
of the show which wraps up the
show in
7:07
advance
7:08
so smart money can just listen
to that
7:10
know what the news is about and
stop
7:12
listening
7:12
right oh yeah no yes we played
these
7:14
we're the whole news is
7:15
every story they do 30 seconds
you
7:17
pretty much don't have to watch
after
7:19
that we've heard these these
are good
7:21
yeah well this is what this is
the one
7:23
well here's what's happening at
cbs with
7:24
nora
7:25
let's first play the cbs
teasers nora
7:28
and from the cdc america
7:30
20 000 more deaths in the next
three
7:33
weeks
7:34
and florida in the middle of a
pandemic
7:36
now break
7:37
now brace tonight the start
what's going
7:40
on here
7:40
that's that's your clip doing
doing
7:42
weird stuff
7:44
did you mean for that to happen
i'll
7:46
tell you what happened there
7:47
i'm surprised it's on there uh
what i
7:50
would
7:51
when i'm cueing up a clip when
i'm
7:54
recording it i have to
7:55
sometimes i don't have the
right the
7:57
right beginning
7:58
so i clip it and clip it and
and what
8:00
happens is you get that herky
jerky and
8:02
i usually erase that
8:04
okay but for some reason they
got on the
8:06
clip but so you get to hear the
herky
8:08
jerk part of the editing process
8:10
and i'm sorry you have
something to say
8:13
to me about soapy but herky
jerk is okay
8:17
key jerk please give me a break
bottling
8:20
new prediction from the cdc
8:22
america could see 20 000 more
deaths in
8:25
the next three weeks
8:26
and florida in the middle of a
pandemic
8:29
now bracing for a hurricane
8:32
florida's governor declaring a
state of
8:34
emergency
8:35
shutting down coveted testing
sites the
8:37
president on the ground there
tonight
8:39
greeting a crowd of supporters
8:41
without masks all this says
hurricane
8:44
isaiah pounds the caribbean with
8:46
devastating floods
8:47
and is now threatening major
cities
8:50
along the east coast
8:52
deadline looming more than 25
million
8:55
americans will lose
8:56
critical unemployment aid at
midnight as
8:59
congress goes home for the
weekend
9:01
without reaching a deal
unfounded
9:04
attacks on mail-in voting
9:06
the president continues to
undermine the
9:08
long-standing practice of
voting by mail
9:12
growing concerns that the u.s
postal
9:14
service led by one of president
trump's
9:16
biggest donors
9:17
is slowing mail service is the
mail is
9:20
backing up
9:21
is getting delayed democrats
tonight
9:24
accuse president trump
9:25
of undermining democracy
9:28
bitcoin bust tonight florida
authorities
9:31
arrest the mastermind behind
that
9:33
twitter attack
9:34
of 130 accounts including
president
9:37
obama
9:38
jeff bezos and elon musk turns
out
9:41
he's 17 years old and tonight
9:45
cbs's steve hartman is on the
road with
9:48
a local businessman
9:50
who's helping send 75 kids to
college
9:54
[Music]
9:55
well honey bring over the ben
and
9:57
jerry's it's going to be a
great show
9:58
with nora
10:01
now somebody's been doing giving
10:03
immediate training to her
10:05
so she's now when she's her
last word in
10:08
a sentence or a phrase
10:09
is always stretched yeah yeah
she's
10:12
stretching so the the visuals
are
10:14
overlap it's it's kind of it's
a cool
10:16
trick if you do it well
10:18
well she's not doing it well
10:22
and by the way um thanks to dame
10:24
jennifer what a fantastic
10:26
animated no agenda with nora
and bill
10:29
gates
10:29
that came out yeah that was a
very good
10:31
one it was definitely good
10:33
loved it a lot um so norah's
10:36
you know so so now the way
they've
10:38
structured the show
10:40
she does that rundown that's a
145
10:43
and she doesn't so she starts
then they
10:46
go to you know they take the
break
10:48
start the show she starts off
and it
10:50
basically does the same thing
again
10:53
no well you just heard what you
heard
10:56
right
10:56
yeah now let's listen to this
is the
10:58
first part of the show
11:00
uh which is the what's the kind
of call
11:02
this clip it's uh
11:03
cbs continues this is the who
that she
11:06
she talks about everything she
talked
11:07
about she's like
11:08
it's like the old thing they
always tell
11:10
you when you're supposed they
supposedly
11:11
tell you this when you're a
public
11:12
speaker
11:13
and people have different
variations of
11:16
it which is
11:17
tell them what you're going to
tell them
11:19
then tell them
11:20
then tell them what you told
them and
11:22
there and then you can go home
11:24
wait a minute that's okay
that's exactly
11:26
what dr burks does
11:29
she follows that formula that
formula is
11:32
very common amongst amateurs
11:34
public speakers uh not that it's
11:37
not important to tell people i
mean if
11:40
you listen to the
11:41
pros tell you how to do a
speech but you
11:43
are supposed to tell them kind
of
11:45
tell them you're supposed to
tell them
11:47
why they're there yeah but
anyway
11:49
uh let's go with this the
values or what
11:51
you heard now here's 54 seconds
the
11:53
first 54 seconds of the show
it's the
11:54
same thing we're gonna begin
this friday
11:56
night with what the world health
11:58
organization is calling a
11:59
once in a century health crisis
the
12:02
effects of which we will feel
for
12:04
decades to come
12:05
the news especially alarming as
tonight
12:07
this devastating prediction
from the cdc
12:10
the virus will claim 20 000
more lives
12:13
in the next three weeks
12:15
and we want to zero in on
florida which
12:17
shattered its single day death
toll
12:19
record for the fourth
12:20
straight day and on top of that
the
12:22
state is now facing a possible
12:24
hurricane hurricane isaias is
now
12:27
pounding parts of the caribbean
leading
12:29
to mudslides in puerto rico
12:31
florida's governor declaring a
state of
12:33
emergency for parts of his state
12:36
officials there are scrambling
to shut
12:38
down beaches and parks
12:40
along with most state outdoor
covid
12:42
testing sites
12:43
the president was also in
florida today
12:45
holding a mini rally there at
the
12:47
airport
12:47
though few were seen wearing
masks
12:53
it's basically the same same
report yeah
12:56
only she added a couple
elections
12:57
she added some details so so
they're
12:59
going to do
13:01
a teaser that's the basics and
then
13:03
they're going to do the same
13:04
stuff only with a couple of
extra
13:06
details not a lot by the way
just one or
13:08
two it feels a bit like
13:10
the whole news the whole half
hour goes
13:12
that way until they get this
13:14
the hartman piece which is the
which is
13:16
the smiley
13:17
feel good piece which all the
news all
13:20
the three networks are using
they're
13:21
putting that at the end
13:23
and so then so nora can leave
the show
13:25
with a big smile on her face
because
13:26
it's always a cutesy
13:28
story yeah it sounds to me like
she was
13:30
filling up and that's filler
what
13:32
they're doing there they just
got
13:33
nothing to do
13:35
i i think there's some truth to
that
13:36
because they won't cover the
yellow
13:38
vests are still in play
13:39
yeah they won't cover anything
overseas
13:42
it has to be somehow
13:43
there's got to be some trump
angle or
13:45
republican angle is what it
really
13:47
amounts to
13:48
yeah because you're talking
about
13:49
florida you talk about a
republican
13:50
governor yeah and
13:51
confederate states you know
this whole
13:53
thing that amy did
13:54
it's just yeah and they're
given the
13:56
news the quality of these
broadcasters
13:58
they have to be losing
viewership
14:02
i'm sure they're losing quite a
bit of
14:04
viewership i i think the whole
world is
14:06
crumbling
14:06
uh the the media the broadcast
media
14:08
world of course we've got
14:10
this always going to be a role
but look
14:13
at the you know the messaging
it's not
14:14
really working as a messaging
system
14:16
anymore uh trump has completely
14:18
circumvented that and everyone
kind of
14:20
gets it and look at the podcast
14:22
landscape
14:24
so yeah i mean we know they're
hurting
14:26
people are cutting cords
14:27
uh there's too many channels
the the
14:30
cable
14:30
uh affiliate fees are in play
14:35
yeah it's not tomorrow but
maybe in 20
14:39
years
14:40
it's definitely on the decline
well it's
14:42
on the decline that's the main
thing no
14:44
doubt about it but
14:44
the newspapers were on the
decline
14:46
starting in the 50s
14:47
yeah because of the tv news and
they
14:51
they're still in decline but
it's been
14:52
like 50 years later
14:55
uh 70 years later even but
they're on
14:57
the decline
14:58
they're really not the same as
the in
15:00
fact you look at a newspaper if
you ever
15:01
if you have a college or
15:03
university nearby and they have
a
15:04
newspaper room that actually has
15:06
old newspapers or microfiche
yeah go
15:08
look at the newspapers from the
50s
15:10
oh yeah
15:14
of course well that was it now
the
15:15
internet is dense with
15:17
horse manure yeah well that
15:21
that's what we do yeah
different we sort
15:23
through it professionally
that's what we
15:25
i want to do that's all i got
for kova
15:26
okay i have uh
15:28
just a couple things and i feel
bad
15:30
about it because i know that
covid
15:31
carries the day
15:33
it does but it's all it's still
the same
15:35
news you know we're still
15:37
still waiting for the for the
results of
15:39
the trials actually you had a um
15:41
there was an updated stat from
the cdc
15:45
that one of our producers
shared with me
15:46
an updated study revealed
15:48
45 this is not surprising but
it's just
15:51
good to have the most updated
numbers 45
15:54
of all all united states
coronavirus
15:57
deaths
15:58
were in nursing homes so that's
73
16:02
733 there's got to be something
with
16:05
that number
16:06
deaths in u.s nursing homes
16:09
we're very very worried about a
lot of
16:11
things but i think we should
get our
16:13
kids back to school
16:14
and and and make teachers
essential
16:17
personnel
16:18
so they'll be forced to do it
like
16:20
everyone at the grocery store
16:22
like everyone at the gas
station yeah
16:25
they're not dropping like flies
at the
16:26
grocery store
16:27
at all at all
16:30
um it wasn't but yeah the
nursing homes
16:33
that's the big
16:34
the scandal is that that's
where the
16:35
majority of these deaths and
they're not
16:37
going to talk about it
16:38
lousy facilities poor care yeah
16:41
especially the
16:42
put the sick back in there to
make
16:44
everybody sick if you can which
16:45
cuomo did beautiful job of good
work
16:48
well done
16:50
uh i wanted to share this uh
16:53
village voice which i think is
gone
16:55
though isn't it the new york
village
16:56
voice did that close or is it
online
16:58
maybe still
16:59
i'm pretty sure that's a good
question i
17:01
thought it was all i thought it
was gone
17:03
personally like michael musto i
mean
17:05
when
17:05
in the 80s this was uh when i
when i
17:08
lived in midtown in hell's
kitchen
17:09
actually
17:10
uh the village voice you read
it that's
17:12
what that was the heartbeat of
the city
17:14
and it was a messy city
17:16
and this is an article from may
31 1988
17:19
uh when we were kind of in the
middle of
17:21
uh of the aids crisis
17:24
and just to give you an idea
this is an
17:26
open letter to uh
17:27
dr anthony fauci 1988 in the
village
17:30
voice
17:31
i've been screaming at the
national
17:33
institutes of health since i
first
17:34
visited your animal house of
horrors in
17:36
1984.
17:38
i called you monsters then and
i called
17:39
you idiots in my play
17:41
the normal heart and now i call
you
17:43
murderers
17:44
you're responsible for
supervising all
17:46
government-funded aids treatment
17:48
research programs
17:49
in the name of right you make
decisions
17:51
that cost the lives of others i
call it
17:53
murder
17:54
and this this letter is scathing
17:57
about how much money was spent
it was
17:59
only 374 million dollars back
in the day
18:01
in 1984 that was a lot more
money
18:03
than it is today um and i think
it's
18:06
just good for everyone to
18:09
uh be reminded a lot of our
producers
18:11
and people out there listening
weren't
18:13
alive when this took place
18:14
but it was the same type of
thing the
18:17
only thing that was different
was
18:19
oh you're not gay you don't
have to
18:20
worry about it you don't get it
if
18:22
you're not gay
18:24
uh but they went through the
whole
18:25
vaccines the trials and then
they
18:28
wound up eventually finding
this you
18:30
know uh cancer drug that had
been
18:32
rejected azt and
18:34
that wound up killing a lot of
people as
18:36
they were on the treatment it
was a
18:37
crazy time it's all fouchy
18:39
and he got away with that he
got away
18:42
there's no
18:42
this is quite quite the
character the
18:44
village voice ceased
publication in 2017
18:47
okay well i put this uh uh this
is i
18:49
think it's a reprint in the in
the show
18:51
notes
18:52
uh nashownotes.com it's very
interesting
18:55
to read
18:55
the guy has a track record of
failure in
18:57
particular with vaccines
18:59
he's not a failure he's got a
is a track
19:01
record of soaking at the public
and the
19:03
government for lots of money
well there
19:05
you go
19:06
he's not not a failure in his
in his
19:09
bank account's mind
19:10
speaking of such um another
great
19:13
article it's a sunday so
19:16
people may want to uh may want
to go
19:17
read a little bit
19:19
in what is this epsilon theory
i have no
19:21
idea what it is but it's a
rundown
19:23
of the insider trading that
took place
19:25
at kodak
19:27
before before the president
announced
19:29
holy crap
19:32
their people there are guys who
made 400
19:33
million dollars in in stock
19:36
increase well they should be
busted
19:39
they should be i mean that's
and it's
19:41
it's all like the marketing guy
19:45
oh yeah i really believe in the
company
19:46
that's why i bought a whole
bunch of
19:48
stock
19:49
stock of a bankrupt company
19:53
i still like the idea of taking
a
19:55
company that does something with
19:57
chemicals and turning it into a
19:59
hydroxychloroquine uh
20:01
processing plant that's a
pretty funny
20:04
idea oh wait i have that that's
what i
20:05
need to talk about here we go
20:07
hydroxy uh the people are
wrapping this
20:10
up in
20:11
in some way um as the
20:14
you recall the ohio uh board of
medicine
20:17
i think a board of
20:18
pharmacists they had restricted
the sale
20:22
oh yeah they banned it well
they they
20:25
banned it unless it was
prescribed for
20:26
somebody
20:27
for malaria yeah or lupus
exactly
20:30
uh that has been overturned
that has uh
20:33
not overturned they withdrew it
they
20:35
changed their life and you hear
that on
20:37
the democracy now news report
20:39
you didn't oh that's weird
20:42
even when the fda commissioner
was being
20:45
interviewed on the today show
there was
20:46
no mention of the turnback i
don't think
20:48
let's listen
20:49
before i let you go i have to
ask you
20:50
about hydroxychloroquine
20:53
it's in the news once again the
20:55
president retweeted a video
promoting it
20:57
he even said i took it for a
14-day
20:59
period and i'm here
21:01
i don't think you lose anything
by doing
21:02
it the vice president said
yesterday
21:04
many americans have had positive
21:06
experiences with
hydrochloroquine
21:08
but the fda actually removed
emergency
21:11
authorization
21:12
because it wasn't effective and
it
21:14
wasn't safe it was potentially
dangerous
21:16
so once and for all should
people be
21:19
taking hydroclock
21:20
hydroxychloroquine so just to
be clear
21:23
we revoked an eua an emergency
use
21:26
authorization at the request of
another
21:28
government agency barta
21:29
and this was for drug that was
21:31
authorized for use in sick
hospitalized
21:33
patients
21:34
we had data that when this drug
was
21:35
combined with others there were
some
21:37
risks associated with that
21:39
but the decision that the
question
21:41
you're asking me is a decision
between a
21:43
doctor
21:44
and a patient a doctor and a
patient
21:46
needs to assess the data that's
out
21:48
there
21:49
fda does not regulate the
practice of
21:51
medicine and that
21:52
in the privacy of a
doctor-patient
21:54
relationship is where that
decision
21:55
should be made
21:56
are you concerned at all about
21:59
misinformation about this drug
in
22:01
particular
22:02
i am i what i'm concerned about
is that
22:05
fda provide
22:06
all the information about the
side
22:08
effects the potential side
effects
22:11
as well as the efficacy as you
know
22:12
these drugs have been approved
for a
22:14
number of years
22:15
for other indications by the
fda we're
22:18
no we know that they're safe in
those
22:19
settings
22:20
but we want to make sure that
the rights
22:22
information is out to providers
so that
22:23
they can make this decision with
22:26
patients
22:26
yes okay sure so i think uh
22:30
that message is kind of clear
but you
22:32
can you can see and you can
feel the
22:35
uh the fear in the medical
community you
22:37
know it's like the pharmacists
are
22:38
getting
22:39
making political decisions that
and
22:41
something completely new which
even the
22:43
fda commissioner says well it's
between
22:44
the patient the doctor whatever
you want
22:46
to do
22:47
you know if you want to pee on
straw to
22:49
see if you're pregnant you know
that's
22:50
between you and your doctor
whatever you
22:52
guys decide
22:53
i don't know why i came up with
that
22:55
example i don't know where that
came
22:56
from very strange
22:58
exactly that's a very odd
example sorry
23:01
about that
23:02
that you've actually gone
through i
23:05
played the fifth
23:07
uh meanwhile someone did catch
up with
23:09
uh dr stella emmanuel
23:11
in dallas uh she's the uh she's
the
23:14
crazy woman who was saying
there's a
23:16
cure it's hydroxychloroquine
with zinc
23:18
and zephyr meister oh the crazy
lady
23:20
wait hold on and say you ought
to make
23:22
sure that when they talk about
her they
23:23
always talk about her
23:24
alien thesis about demons
23:28
jeans yeah all this other stuff
they dig
23:31
up all the weird crap on her but
23:33
meanwhile anyone else can say
whatever
23:34
they want
23:35
yeah and and i looked at some
of her
23:37
videos what she she so she has
an office
23:39
in a strip mall and it's next to
23:41
her church and she's uh she
preaches at
23:43
that church and it's very
23:45
uh to me it's kind of a
caribbean vibe
23:49
you know and and the problem
with it is
23:51
voodoo
23:53
could be although she she talks
about
23:56
jesus and god
23:57
the problem is and it's very
typical for
24:00
this
24:01
and you know it looks like a
cable
24:02
access program
24:04
it kind of sounds like this
24:06
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24:12
so it's really not useful it's
like a
24:14
biting thing it's very not
useful
24:17
for clipping um but you know
the the
24:20
mainstream goes after her and
said
24:22
aren't you afraid
24:22
aren't you afraid about the
texas
24:24
medical board they'll take away
your
24:25
license
24:26
and that's what it comes down to
24:29
threatening doctors
24:30
over with their license because
they
24:32
make a decision that is not
24:34
mainstream and then here's 30
seconds of
24:36
example of this badgering
24:38
run and follow your medical
license if
24:40
you start doing that aren't you
24:41
my medical license yeah you so
you think
24:43
that i should defend my american
24:45
decision
24:45
oh five people dying over
people dying
24:49
aren't you worried about losing
it
24:51
losing what you're
24:53
meditating license yeah really
let tmd
24:55
come after me
24:57
i should let people die because
i'm
24:59
scared of tmd well i should let
people
25:00
die or because i'm scared of
antony
25:02
farci
25:02
actually let people die because
i'm
25:04
scared of who i'm not scared of
any of
25:06
them
25:06
i'm not gonna let people die
and if they
25:08
come after me it's gonna be on
25:10
oh yes it's gonna be i love her
i love
25:14
her conviction
25:15
if you can understand her well
she says
25:17
i'm not going to let people die
25:19
take away my licenses i'm like
who's
25:21
this douchebag news guy
25:23
local uh local reporter yeah
25:26
well and also how he approached
her and
25:29
like you're a nut job so what
do you
25:30
mean
25:31
you know no no zero respect
25:34
does she have a medical degree
or not
25:36
yes she does yeah she does have
a
25:37
medical degree
25:38
well then he should be what is
he doing
25:41
he's doing
25:42
he's doing remote reports from
some
25:45
local
25:45
affiliate of some one of the
networks or
25:47
worse and this again he's a big
shot
25:50
kind of he's a big shot in
dallas
25:55
i guess um and uh so the only
other
25:59
thing
26:00
that we haven't talked about oh
yeah is
26:04
the
26:04
uh there's one other it's it's
bubbling
26:09
under i think the president
talked about
26:10
it a couple times it's the
26:11
uh what is this other treatment
it's the
26:15
i don't know much about it hold
on the
26:17
it's the antibodies but it has
oh the
26:19
monocle no interferons come up
in the
26:23
conversation
26:24
really well that was used for
aids so
26:26
that makes sense the the aids
was uh
26:28
is somehow involved in this or
the hiv
26:31
is a part of
26:32
this or some gene is a part of
the virus
26:34
i i believe
26:35
don't you remember hiv has a
big element
26:38
stuck in the middle of this
corona thing
26:40
and it was developed
26:42
in the lab supposedly as an
alternative
26:44
way of delivering an
26:46
hiv vaccine because it's
impossible to
26:49
uh
26:50
to stop hiv pure into sneaking
into
26:52
cells you have to use this
coronavis
26:55
this is four months ago we were
talking
26:57
about this yeah it does sound
familiar
26:58
hiv element right does sound
familiar
27:00
well this is the
27:02
uh uh monoclonal monoclinal
monoclonal
27:06
antibodies
27:08
i think it's monoclonal
monoclonal and
27:11
that appears to be very uh
27:13
very promising
27:16
don't you have to get that by
sucking
27:17
the blood out of everybody i
was going
27:19
to say i think isn't that the
27:20
the old days that go to the to
the
27:22
smallpox uh
27:23
dead body and scrape open one
of those
27:25
uh get the puss out and then uh
27:27
yeah something like that yeah
actually
27:29
that's how they developed the
vaccine
27:31
yeah sounds groovy to me well
let's go
27:34
to the old folks home and suck
their
27:36
plasma
27:39
uh is that show title suck
their plasma
27:42
i don't know we should suck the
plasma
27:44
probably work on it um all
right i don't
27:47
have much else uh
27:49
sadly you know this just hasn't
been a
27:50
lot of reports it's all been
27:52
uh the news has focused a lot
on um
27:56
unemployment insurance stopping
27:58
[Music]
28:00
uh which is uh words trump's
fault
28:03
well it i think he gasleth them
pretty
28:06
well it's trump's fault because
he wants
28:08
the fbi building uh redone and
28:10
and he only wants that because
because
28:13
otherwise he'll have
competition for his
28:15
hotel in dc
28:16
that's why he's put it in there
i think
28:18
it's in there as for exactly
what it's
28:20
intended to be to take it out
as a
28:21
negotiating point
28:22
are they stupid
28:25
yeah yeah i mean that's how i
see it
28:28
it's like okay
28:29
let me put let's have something
in there
28:31
that that i can say oh i really
want it
28:33
it's important and then they'll
hate me
28:35
for it
28:35
and then it'll seem like a huge
28:36
sacrifice but he doesn't yeah
28:38
how since when does trump like
today's
28:41
fbi
28:43
he's had a few issues with them
28:47
yes i think so and probably
still does
28:49
yeah
28:51
uh then something very
interesting
28:54
happened
28:55
and this was friday and i was
very happy
28:58
uh i don't think you you don't
have any
29:00
kaylee stuff do you today
29:02
kaylee is a thursday uh special
thursday
29:05
special okay so i have a
29:06
kaylee ontramal um now we know
that
29:10
there was the antitrust hearing
again
29:12
you know the silicon valley
companies
29:14
uh early in the week we talked
about on
29:16
thursday had a couple of clips
29:17
and there was zero but i mean
really
29:20
zero
29:21
discussion of section 230 of the
29:24
communications decency act
which is the
29:26
whole
29:27
um really the crux of the issue
when it
29:29
comes to d
29:30
platforming or silencing
someone uh just
29:33
to revisit section 230 said all
right
29:36
any computer service can host
29:39
user generated content i'll
just make it
29:41
and put it in in understandable
terms
29:44
and the service itself is not
liable
29:47
for what people say on their
platform
29:50
unless they perform editorial
functions
29:54
and therefore you are publishing
29:56
and it's not just uh free and
open
29:58
speech
30:00
and that i think that really
enabled
30:04
huge growth on the internet for
i've
30:06
benefited from it i think
everyone's
30:08
benefited
30:09
and now it's time to go take a
look at
30:10
it whereas
30:13
in the way i see it even
algorithms
30:15
could technically be
30:17
deemed as editorializing maybe
on an
30:20
individual level uh
30:22
but it's certainly open to
30:24
interpretation and it's what the
30:25
president has been looking at
30:28
uh since may uh to do something
now
30:32
uh so nothing came up in uh in
the uh in
30:35
the house hearing with the
30:37
was it google and amazon and
apple
30:40
apple and facebag
30:43
so he had promised that he has
these new
30:46
powers remember his executive
30:48
order powers that somehow were
revealed
30:50
somehow he wangled from
30:53
losing a supreme court decision
yeah so
30:56
this is why what how did you
manage that
30:58
he was so
30:59
gleeful yeah he pulled a fast
one
31:03
it's almost yeah then that's
very
31:04
possible that he was oh i just
want to
31:06
get this ruling and then i can
do
31:08
whatever i want and
31:09
the way it stands he can he can
issue
31:11
executive orders
31:13
uh and other and such i should
say
31:16
executive orders and such
31:17
and they uh will be valid up to
two
31:20
years into the next
31:21
presidency into the next term
whether
31:23
that's him or whether that's uh
31:26
whether it's kamala harris
either way
31:29
so it's it's very binding and
it's very
31:32
annoying and to get some of
these
31:33
the new executive orders and
some
31:36
strange law
31:37
which are written you know or
this
31:38
interpretation has been figured
out by
31:40
the same guy
31:41
who was able to convince
everybody that
31:43
torture is just enhanced
interrogation
31:45
so
31:46
we bought that shit so we might
as well
31:48
uh buy into this
31:49
and he decided to get stuff
started
31:54
with a petition to the fcc and
kaylee
31:56
revealed this
31:58
in her um well it was really a
complete
32:01
setup
32:02
it's the uh ozzy ebony no not
32:05
she's from australia ebony
what's her
32:09
name
32:09
ebony bowden from the new york
post have
32:11
you seen you should probably
look her up
32:12
you should do a quick little
google
32:14
search uh on images because
32:17
emily bowden uh now ebony as in
ebony
32:20
and ivory ebony bowden
b-o-w-d-e-n
32:23
and she i think she's from new
zealand
32:25
uh from australia could be new
zealand
32:27
she works for the new york post
and she
32:28
had clearly written an article
about
32:30
this spiked by the white house
32:32
yesterday then she asks a
question about
32:35
it
32:35
and then kaylee and now i'm
convinced
32:38
that when someone says
32:40
that's a great question it's a
great
32:42
question because they asked the
32:43
questions you knew they were
going to
32:44
ask
32:47
i don't think we've analyzed
that but it
32:49
seems like on the
32:50
when we had late night talk
shows with
32:52
guests
32:53
and then clearly the host is
asking a
32:56
question that the producer has
already
32:57
discussed with the guest the
guest will
32:59
say
32:59
great question like thank you
this is
33:02
one i know
33:04
and this is what happened with
the k did
33:06
you look up ebony
33:07
yeah what do you what what do
you want
33:09
what's my what am i supposed to
be
33:10
seeing here now if you can see
33:12
see her with a mask and without
a mask
33:15
it's really
33:17
she i i hate to say it she
looks a bit
33:19
like aaron burnette
33:21
without the mask with the mask
she looks
33:23
intriguing
33:26
that's why i didn't hear that
she looks
33:28
what intriguing
33:30
it's i i'm looking at a whole
page of
33:32
pictures of her
33:34
and i see the the aaron burnett
look
33:37
she's got that for sure
33:38
yeah but i can't find one pic
of her
33:40
with a mask on oh well she's
got the
33:41
mask on this
33:42
in the in this video and and it
benefits
33:44
her i i don't mean that in a
bad way
33:46
it's just well she just looks
terrific
33:48
with a mask on because you know
33:50
because they're because it's
just
33:52
because her eyes are so
dynamite that
33:53
must be
33:54
yeah i think it focuses on her
eyes and
33:56
not the aaron burnett mouth
33:58
all right we've criticized
women enough
34:00
let's listen to kaylee thank
you kaylee
34:02
i just wanted to confirm
reports that
34:04
mark meadows actually
34:16
what i said keep it clean
you've been
34:19
cussing a lot today
34:20
twitter's ceo asking him to
remove
34:22
tweets from iran's supreme
leader
34:24
ayatollah khomeini calling for
the
34:26
genocide of the israeli people
34:28
uh the company refused to do
that
34:30
because they said that the
tweets would
34:31
quote
34:32
comments on current affairs i'm
34:34
wondering
34:35
if the white house has a
response given
34:38
that twitter has recently begun
34:39
restricting
34:40
the president's own tweets for
34:42
glorifying violence
34:44
glorifying violence and
spreading this
34:46
information and if you have
spoken to
34:48
the president about
34:49
any further action perhaps he's
taking
34:50
on social media companies
34:52
yeah it's a great question
ebony i did
34:54
see that new york post story
34:55
and i thought it was very
eye-opening
34:57
and it tells you where the
social media
34:59
company stands where they're not
35:01
willing to to to assess the
ayatollah
35:04
khomeini's tweets
35:05
but they are willing to assess
president
35:07
trump's tweets it's really
appalling and
35:09
it just speaks to their
overwhelming
35:11
blinding bias against
conservatives and
35:14
against this president
35:15
and we are taking action the
35:17
administration is submitting a
petition
35:19
to the fcc
35:20
for proposed regulatory changes
to hold
35:22
social media companies
accountable for
35:24
their censorship
35:25
um and this petition that was
previously
35:27
reported on
35:28
earlier in the week asked the
fcc to end
35:30
the loophole that allows social
media
35:32
companies to escape
35:33
civil lawsuits for their own
speech uh
35:36
fact checks and d platforming
and the
35:38
petition seeks to expose
35:40
social media companies to
liability as a
35:42
speaker
35:43
or a publisher if they act as
editors of
35:45
content on their platforms or
remove
35:47
lawful speech
35:48
based on politics and very good
work by
35:50
the new york post
35:52
highlighting that issue that
really
35:55
ruined it for me look we know
question
35:58
lousy yeah it's a setup
question then
36:00
you're gonna blow her at the end
36:01
that is nice yeah it was bad so
i should
36:05
have just let it slide and been
36:06
done a wink wink or something
instead of
36:08
that
36:10
yeah well by the way i'm going
to go
36:12
back to your comments that
we've been
36:13
commenting on these women
36:15
uh which is like sexist and
horrible and
36:17
misogynist for some unknown
reason
36:19
uh if somebody's gonna make up
their
36:22
eyes like this
36:23
woman does mm-hmm she's asking
for
36:26
what she wants critique
36:30
she received it didn't she then
36:33
you're asking for it that i
think you
36:35
just made it worse i don't know
36:39
i mean we're looking at this
from
36:40
television executive
standpoints which a
36:42
lot of people miss so it's it's
worth
36:44
the
36:45
it's i mean we're just
reminding them
36:47
that that's what we do it's
just one of
36:48
our bits
36:49
it's a bit it's a gag well it's
not just
36:51
a gag we deconstruct the promos
36:54
that's exactly the way this
operates if
36:55
you go into one of these
meetings with
36:57
these executives these suits
these
36:59
creeps
37:00
that's their worst that they
did we
37:02
can't even go there
37:04
listening to them yeah that's
why
37:05
there's been so much me too
37:07
uh action in the in the
broadcasting
37:09
world yes because it's like
that it's
37:11
exactly like even ellen
37:13
ellen is on the in the in the
process of
37:15
getting cancer
37:17
and you know what it's one
woman who's
37:20
complaining she says she didn't
feel
37:22
comfortable it's a very
37:23
racist atmosphere um and then
of course
37:26
some other people jumped in it's
37:28
look working in television
production is
37:31
toxic it is and it's
37:35
it's um no one cares about your
problem
37:39
no one cares the stage hands
just no one
37:42
cares
37:43
audio lighting everyone's doing
their
37:44
own thing and it's like get out
of the
37:45
way it's harsh
37:46
it's brusque by the way this
reminds me
37:49
something
37:50
once in a while you're so
you're doing
37:51
some some live broadcast
37:54
and there's a bunch of these
with a full
37:55
crew and not with robots but a
bunch of
37:57
guys on cameras and
37:59
yeah or guys and you bring some
amateur
38:01
in to do something and they get
freaked
38:03
out and they start
38:04
they start worrying about it
and you
38:07
have to go over to them and say
38:09
look these guys they don't care
about
38:13
anything no they don't care
what you do
38:16
they they're just
38:17
you could be naked you could
strip naked
38:19
and they would raise their
eyebrows
38:20
maybe yeah uh but maybe not
38:24
and uh it's just don't even
think about
38:27
it because it's just not the
way it
38:29
works
38:31
and so if you look at broadcast
news yes
38:34
it's that kind of crazy
environment that
38:37
romanticizes it to an
38:38
incredible degree if you look
at yes if
38:41
you look at 30 right
38:42
anything like that romantically
no if
38:45
you look at 30
38:46
rock very much the way it is
38:50
very much so it's all about the
numbers
38:53
it's all about the show you
have the you
38:54
have the nut job
38:56
executives they're sexist and
crazy i
38:58
mean alec baldwin
39:00
is he's seen enough of it
39:03
he's a method actor when it
comes to
39:05
playing a television executive
39:08
anyway yes yeah i agree with
you 100 i
39:11
always thought 30 rock was
39:12
even though it's done as a
comedy it's
39:14
actually which it is i mean
that scene
39:16
is kind of comedic but in fact
it's it's
39:18
like a reality show
39:19
yeah it's a reality in in an
unfunny way
39:23
so i pulled up the petition uh
that the
39:25
president sent over and this is
39:27
this so his um request and the
39:31
uh petition for rulemaking
itself
39:35
uh was it written in may so he
was
39:37
holding on to this i think that
isn't
39:38
that back when
39:41
no i don't think anything was
in may we
39:43
were locked down weren't we
39:44
yeah i believe we were locked
down so it
39:46
was written during lockdown and
we're
39:48
ready to get over the lockdown
which is
39:50
going to end in easter
39:53
so it's very technical it's uh
written
39:56
in legalese referring to
39:57
section 230 specific it's very
it's
40:00
really long
40:02
but i think i just read a few
uh with
40:04
the first graph or two
40:06
so it wants to understand the
40:08
interaction between
40:10
some sub-paragraphs of section
230 in
40:12
particular to clarify and
determine the
40:14
circumstances under which a
provider
40:16
of an interactive computer
service face
40:19
bag
40:19
that restricts access to
content in a
40:22
manner not specifically
protected by
40:24
some paragraph c2 so that's all
40:26
technical definitions
40:28
may also not be able to claim
protection
40:30
under the
40:31
other paragraph in other words
if you
40:33
remove speech
40:34
which is protected but not
protected
40:38
under the section 230 which is
40:41
you know the uh the very lucy
goosey
40:44
obscene
40:45
yeah what is it i think obscene
is one
40:47
of the words if it's obscene
you you
40:49
can't put it in there
40:51
uh so the question is
40:54
is this action taken in good
faith uh
40:56
are they deceptive pretextual
40:58
inconsistent with the
provider's terms
41:00
of service
41:01
or taken after failing to
provide
41:02
adequate notice reasoned
explanation or
41:04
meaningful opportunity to be
heard
41:05
things were removed
41:06
i mean every single example
that you can
41:09
imagine
41:10
uh of what um social networks
do but
41:14
also search engines is in here
41:17
and who's the uh fcc
commissioner is
41:20
this uh did he
41:21
put someone on there that uh
will dance
41:23
to his tune
41:25
i believe the fc let me look
him up but
41:28
i believe so yes i think he's a
stooge
41:30
yeah usually there's stooges
for the
41:32
cable industry oh yeah
41:34
ajit pai that's that's the guy
yeah pie
41:36
pie
41:37
he's a stooge he's a total
stooge where
41:39
did he come from
41:41
uh anyway oh yeah here he is the
41:44
chairman of the
41:46
federal communication
commission he was
41:47
designated chairman of
president donald
41:48
trump january 2017.
41:51
previously served as a
commissioner i
41:52
think a hated commissioner i
think he's
41:54
the one that said no
41:55
no net neutrality oh yes he did
no net
41:58
neutrality
41:58
neutrality guy okay good so
he'll take
42:01
this seriously
42:04
and i'm pretty sure he'll this
is the
42:06
end
42:07
yeah you're all you're doing
here in
42:09
this little presentation is
describing
42:11
the
42:11
end of the internet as we know
it well
42:14
i disagree because it's gonna
once it
42:16
slides over to the fcc which we
knew was
42:19
inevitable
42:20
yeah because of the net
neutrality
42:23
people they're the ones who
forced the
42:24
issue oh we got it
42:27
you know they're all bent out
of shape
42:28
because everyone's going to get
screwed
42:30
by comcast
42:31
right it's possible i haven't
seen it uh
42:35
and the the the public that is
all this
42:38
pro net neutrality group
they're pushing
42:41
it toward this
42:42
and trump is like doing just a
jujitsu
42:45
move
42:46
and pulling it along but it's
going to
42:49
just be section 230. i i
42:51
and that has to be enforced and
it does
42:53
fall under the fcc and i think
that's a
42:55
that's a good idea but
42:57
yeah i think zuckerberg is is
hoping
42:59
that he can have some kind of
special
43:01
carve out or it's defined in
some way
43:04
that they can do it
43:05
or you know they've got to
figure out
43:07
isn't that what it's called
43:08
i love that word carve out
versa phrase
43:11
yeah it's a carbide i haven't
heard it
43:13
for a while
43:13
carve out yeah yeah was
zuckerberg's
43:15
living in a dream world and i
don't know
43:17
that zuckerberg
43:18
would be against this because
if once
43:19
you establish this uh
43:23
these rules it might make their
jobs
43:25
easier they have maybe better
excuses
43:27
i'm not sure
43:29
i mean i'll tell you this i
have a
43:31
offbeat story just to throw in
43:32
okay there was a lawsuit major
lawsuit
43:35
against google
43:36
uh by somebody regarding
something
43:40
google did something with their
search
43:42
engine or
43:43
i don't know the details
unfortunately
43:45
but i was
43:46
contacted by a massive law firm
to be an
43:49
expert witness on this
particular case
43:50
now is this recent or a while
ago
43:53
recent this is like within the
last two
43:54
years
43:56
and uh i said oh yeah i can do
that
43:59
because i you know i believe
that the
44:01
the vile they're they're showing
44:04
editorializing by
44:06
my comment was they're showing
44:07
editorializing uh
44:10
in violation of 230 which makes
them a
44:13
publisher this
44:13
all these operations should be
44:15
considered and i wrote a whole
column
44:16
about it which i'm surprised
even called
44:18
me after
44:19
after i reviewed the the column
which
44:22
says that
44:23
these people are publishers
facebook's a
44:25
publisher they're just what's
the
44:26
difference between them and the
new york
44:27
times
44:28
that means the content is
sourced
44:30
differently but it's still
44:31
publishing they're publishing
and
44:33
there's and they do editorial i
say they
44:36
take stuff down yeah so how is
that
44:38
different than the new york
times
44:39
i made this long argument about
how
44:41
important it is to do did we
44:43
decide that these twitter
facebook
44:46
they're all publishers and uh
the guys
44:50
and which i thought would be
the the way
44:52
to go
44:53
the this lawyer in this massive
firm
44:56
that's handling this case is
44:57
no no we want to do just the
opposite we
44:59
want to prove they're not
publishers oh
45:01
well you're calling the wrong
witness
45:03
sir
45:04
well that's what it amounted to
i never
45:06
heard from him after we had no
kidding
45:09
i was all in until it was like i
45:11
couldn't make that argument
under any
45:13
circumstances
45:14
especially on the stand how did
he
45:16
suggest how did he suggest
45:18
making the argument surely he
had uh
45:21
he just thought that the id you
had the
45:23
the derrick
45:24
angling the big firm was
angling to
45:27
prove that they're
45:28
not publishers and i don't know
what the
45:30
trick was at the end that they
were
45:32
going to
45:32
pull the rug out from under the
case i
45:34
don't know but that but the big
boys
45:36
want to make it
45:38
clear that these are not
publishers and
45:40
i'm
45:41
to this day i'm baffled by this
when
45:43
it's so obvious that they are
publishers
45:45
i'm i i yes and and i but i
really want
45:49
to get down to
45:51
how algorithms fit in the space
because
45:53
they are editing on an
individual basis
45:56
based on you which makes it
even crazier
45:59
it's like well
46:00
you know i'm not going to give
you this
46:01
stuff
46:04
i'm not going to give you you
just you
46:07
in this particular case i'm not
going to
46:09
show you
46:10
adam curry's tweets it's not
important
46:12
to you
46:13
for you to see what he's
tweeting even
46:14
though you have a
46:16
following yes we have a
technical
46:19
relationship
46:21
exactly well there's a lot
going on
46:23
there's one other thing i just
wanted to
46:25
highlight when it comes to it
has to be
46:26
stopped
46:28
yes when it comes to silicon
valley when
46:30
it comes to
46:32
people trying to make a buck
and a
46:35
career
46:35
foolishly by thinking this
would be a
46:38
great idea to do it with
46:40
well you know some people feel
they have
46:42
a career on twitter instagram
46:44
um also uh
46:47
uh what am i thinking uh youtube
46:51
and let me see if i have this
clip here
46:56
uh and tick tock and this was
great over
46:59
the weekend
47:00
people on tick tock were
children
47:04
were freaking out yeah their
kids were
47:07
like
47:07
800 000 followers and i'm sure
they have
47:10
entire
47:11
you know um sponsorships and oh
and who
47:15
even knows if these numbers are
correct
47:17
i mean this this is such a
black box
47:18
this thing
47:19
now microsoft has been in
negotiations
47:22
for several weeks to buy them
47:24
uh microsoft bought linkedin
and they
47:26
are the spy company so it makes
sense
47:28
they just have more ways to spy
on you
47:30
we're not on that apple iphone
yet yeah
47:32
we got the windows part
47:34
uh and i think it was tough and
trump
47:38
just
47:39
just stepped in and said i'm
gonna ban
47:41
it i'm gonna turn that thing off
47:43
which was purely to help
microsoft with
47:45
the price
47:46
it's so obvious but no no you
get all
47:49
the children crying here's a
tick tocker
47:52
who who was on to the gambit
47:53
congratulations to all you
panic drivers
47:56
y'all just got played again
47:57
to be honest this has actually
been one
47:59
of the most blatant bait and
switch
48:01
techniques i've ever seen used
48:03
and everyone fell for it you
see instead
48:05
of panicking when trump said he
was
48:07
going to ban tick tock today
48:08
i actually did a little bit of
research
48:10
and lo and behold microsoft was
in talks
48:12
with the parent company to buy
tick tock
48:14
the talks were not going in
microsoft's
48:16
favor however the united states
makes up
48:18
most of tick tocks market
48:20
the us ban tick tock that would
have
48:21
been most of its user base
48:23
how do i know this because it
was less
48:24
than 12 hours later and bite
dance
48:27
cave to microsoft's commands
don't just
48:29
go by what the news says
sometimes you
48:31
need to look into stories a
little bit
48:33
more to actually understand
what is all
48:35
going on
48:35
yes there's your journalist on
tick tock
48:39
he figured it out that was a
big news
48:42
bait and switched it was it was
also sad
48:46
[Music]
48:50
if you're going to start using
these
48:51
kinds of terms for for
48:53
certain kinds of scams no it
was not
48:56
this wasn't bait and switch
48:57
not at all a bait and switch no
but the
49:00
face bag is just completed
49:04
a deal with all the publishers
to
49:07
so that people can use music
49:10
and you know the dancing stuff
that's
49:12
what that's what bite dance had
49:14
is they had the performing
rights to
49:16
huge catalogue so people could
do all
49:18
these dances
49:20
that's the secret it's not that
anything
49:23
more viral or
49:24
or anything better about this
app it's
49:26
just they have the right so you
people
49:27
can say oh i want to use that
song i'm
49:29
in the house board i'm bored in
the
49:31
house
49:32
and then you hear that a
million times a
49:33
day that's where it's making
money
49:36
it's making money for the for
the music
49:38
publishers
49:39
um but then there's there's
real trouble
49:42
real trouble
49:43
with the alternative scene and
uh
49:46
i will let tim poole give you
the
49:49
headline in 47 seconds because
he does
49:51
it like no one else
49:52
ladies and gentlemen the war
with
49:55
patreon is
49:56
escalating and this could be the
49:59
the equivalent of a nuclear
bomb dropped
50:02
in the culture war
50:04
this is gonna get nuts sargon
of akkad
50:07
and lauren southern have
entered the
50:09
fray
50:10
declaring war on patreon let me
slow
50:13
down and explain what's
happening
50:15
but let me not bury the lead
what is
50:17
about to come
50:18
and what is underway right now
if the
50:21
legal pundits are correct
50:23
notably will chamberlain and uh
mike
50:25
cernovich
50:26
we may see the income of many
50:29
high-profile left-wing channels
50:31
completely stripped away i'm
talking
50:33
about
50:34
some of the biggest left-wing
podcasts
50:36
that exist
50:37
could lose all of their money
and
50:41
he's gleeful it appears
50:43
[Music]
50:44
this cancel war and
demonetization has
50:48
gotten a little out of control
people
50:49
all
50:50
right it's not just i'm gonna
kick down
50:52
your fort is like you're not
going to be
50:54
able to pay
50:54
rent but this case is
interesting
50:58
uh and what's what's happening
here is
51:01
very typical for silicon valley
although
51:03
i think these guys um
51:05
the patreon guys who
essentially looked
51:07
at the value for value model
and said we
51:09
can sit in the middle of that
51:10
and make money on it and uh and
we're
51:13
going to
51:13
you know charge seven percent
total and
51:16
and then we're also going to
decide if
51:17
you belong on our platform or
not and
51:19
we're going to
51:20
just uh remove you if we don't
like what
51:21
you're doing with your content
51:24
even though they don't really
have a
51:26
platform per se to host anything
51:28
they just have a uh a payment
with
51:31
levels and rewards etc
51:34
uh so they're canceling people
from that
51:36
but what happened with
51:38
uh i don't know was it it wasn't
51:41
lawrence i was
51:42
with oh with one comedian he
riled up
51:45
his audience
51:46
and in the terms of service of
pretty
51:49
much
51:50
every silicon valley company
there's
51:52
always
51:53
i would say almost always a
provision
51:54
that says uh
51:56
lawsuits no we're not going to
do
51:58
lawsuits if you want to sue us
you have
52:00
to go through something called
52:01
arbitration an arbitration is a
specific
52:05
process where you do it outside
of a
52:06
courtroom with
52:07
i guess the judge is an art
arbiter a
52:10
judge or some
52:11
some person of students a
professional
52:13
arbiter a professional arbiter
52:15
and then you hash it out and
now there's
52:18
recourse after that if you
don't get to
52:20
it
52:21
but apparently part of the rule
is if
52:24
someone
52:25
files an arbitration or request
for
52:27
arbitration
52:29
you as the company have to
immediately
52:31
set money aside
52:32
for that arbitration process and
52:35
depending on your law firm and
depending
52:37
upon the request
52:38
can be up to ten thousand
dollars
52:41
and so what they've done is
they've just
52:44
got
52:44
100 people hundreds of people
are now
52:47
requesting arbitration
52:49
uh and i believe it may even be
related
52:51
to section 230 or
52:53
uh more likely that uh the they
had
52:56
already prepaid and their money
didn't
52:58
come back even though the
person was
53:00
it doesn't matter what it is so
they're
53:02
flooding patreon
53:03
with these suits that all have
to be
53:05
pre-funded and i think that
it's now in
53:07
the millions of dollars and
they may not
53:09
be
53:10
they may collapse under the
weight of
53:11
the arbitration
53:15
that's pretty wild this is i
did not
53:17
follow this yeah and
53:18
and so now if you listen to tim
poole
53:22
which should be done at half
volume you
53:24
can
53:26
you can understand that people
are now
53:28
considering doing this against
53:30
other companies now if you do
it against
53:33
the google i think google is
going to
53:35
laugh
53:36
google's got more than enough re
53:38
reserves to handle
53:40
a million of these but for a
little
53:42
patreon who
53:43
clearly got some advice from
your
53:45
typical silicon valley lawyer
53:48
i'm sure it was wilson cincini
53:51
any one of three they bank with
silicon
53:55
bank
53:55
they uh they have wilson
sansini as the
53:58
lawyer
53:58
yes is always the same guy yes
it's
54:01
always the same
54:02
i remember when we took our
company
54:04
public in 96
54:06
uh and you know you then we
raised like
54:10
19 million dollars or something
it was
54:11
very small before the billion
dollar
54:13
raises
54:14
and then we sat down with
wilson sincini
54:16
the next day congratulations
guys way to
54:18
get out it's great
54:19
and they hand us a check for 15
million
54:21
four million dollars
54:24
four million dollars thanks
wilson
54:27
cincini for taking us public
54:29
uh we're not taking for
advising us not
54:31
even talking about the
underwriters
54:33
anyway um
54:36
what is kind of nice to know
that this
54:38
problem now you're a podcaster
54:42
and not only am i a podcaster
54:45
the pod father but it hit me
54:49
friday night i've not slept
54:52
more than a couple hours a
night i
54:54
figured out
54:55
how to fix podcasting and i'm
gonna do
54:58
it
55:01
this is the last time i heard
this was
55:03
the this was your
55:05
exact mode you go into this all
the time
55:07
by the way i do it's a cycle
55:10
i think it's about every two
years but
55:12
it could be longer
55:13
yeah the last time you had this
was you
55:17
uh you actually named another
55:22
yes which road finally did yeah
so i was
55:25
right
55:26
i uh i chose poor partners
55:30
that was my it was my mistake
there's no
55:32
doubt about it
55:33
yeah and and i learned from that
55:37
that was you know if i'd
learned from
55:39
the failure and so did rhoda
and i'm
55:41
happy
55:43
wrote it went oh poor guy this
is
55:45
fucking great we got all these
bits
55:48
and they never sent you a free
one never
55:49
sent me a free one and they're
still
55:51
they're all they almost have it
55:53
perfected if only they put
55:55
a noise gate on the channel
that comes
55:57
in from the computer i'm just
going to
55:58
keep saying until they do it
56:01
otherwise it looks like a
pretty decent
56:03
device no this is a fix
56:05
that will fix payments it's
going to fix
56:08
a whole bunch of things i
figured it out
56:11
um and and
56:14
it may give us an exit strategy
56:19
and are you going to discuss
this openly
56:22
hell no i'm not even going to
tell you
56:23
privately no no no
56:25
no no no no i've lurcy i've
learned i've
56:27
learned from my mistakes
56:29
but podcasting 2.0 it's coming
i'm
56:32
working on it okay
56:33
we're all i'm about pins and
needles
56:35
yeah that's all the teas you
get the
56:37
next tees you get will be a pew
pew map
56:41
well there you go
56:44
all right well you went off the
track so
56:45
get back on track all right
well so i'm
56:47
kind of done with silicon
valley after i
56:49
told that it wasn't off track
56:52
i do have by the way i have one
of those
56:53
it's not wilson cena but
there's three
56:55
of these major
56:57
law firms they sue each other
out
56:58
constantly one
57:00
is used by intel one's used by
amd and
57:02
there's a third one
57:04
and so one of them was involved
with
57:06
setting up a
57:10
hack reactor one of the
earliest and one
57:12
of the actually maybe
57:13
maybe one of the first of these
57:15
intensives ten thousand dollars
you pay
57:18
him ten thousand dollars and you
57:19
you sit in your own sweat for a
month
57:22
and a half
57:23
incubator and you end up getting
57:27
yeah well no not an incubator
yeah what
57:29
are you talking about
57:30
these are these companies that
have
57:32
intensive
57:34
coding classes where you get
out of
57:36
there you actually get a
57:37
high paying job the minute you
step out
57:39
of these courses oh okay isn't
that what
57:41
buzzkill jr did yes yes this is
where
57:44
the story
57:45
makes sense uh-huh so buzzkill
junior
57:47
and now he's like
57:48
you know he's working makes
good money
57:49
he's done it over i don't know
lots
57:52
it's not enough to pay his
videos me but
57:55
i don't want to get into that
you still
57:56
you just still got a chain on
him good
57:58
to know
57:59
so the uh so
58:02
the uh so mimi who is a
58:06
i don't know where she got this
skill
58:08
but a long time but i think
it's from
58:09
all the book deals we used to
do and it
58:10
was
58:11
she got this skill for being
able to
58:12
read contracts because she
actually
58:14
enjoys reading them
58:15
yes i'm aware the key to
success yep yep
58:19
uh if you like reading them and
looking
58:20
for the gotchas then
58:22
you know they call her up yeah
so she's
58:24
agreeing through this country
and
58:25
it's the worst she says the
contrary to
58:27
the employment account
58:29
everything that they have over
there is
58:31
a mess there's no
indemnification
58:33
there's no this there's no bat
58:35
there's no non-disparagement
there's all
58:36
this stuff is missing it's a
piece of
58:38
crap right and she says and she
gives us
58:40
she tells them how to fix the
contract
58:43
and she's and the guys that ran
the
58:45
place said i this is a this is
58:47
unbelievable and then he names
what this
58:49
was done by and gives one of
the big
58:51
three
58:52
one of those big law firms
names of
58:54
course that's probably done by
some
58:55
intern and it was just a scam i
mean
58:58
these guys aren't even doing
their jobs
59:00
these big boys oh my goodness
59:03
yeah yeah typical
59:06
anyway uh that's art can play
we can go
59:08
about inside baseball it's not
really
59:11
that interesting to the public
59:12
well you should probably stop
now uh
59:14
okay so
59:15
let me go to china i'll make it
59:18
entertaining everybody i promise
59:20
hopefully the tick tock news
made you
59:21
look at china a little bit
differently
59:23
it is
59:24
we gotta i think i'm bitching
at a at a
59:26
producer note we both got
59:28
says your china stuff is boring
59:33
have we gotten two of those
notes and to
59:36
me
59:36
china's stuff is boring yeah
well okay
59:39
let's do a follow-up be nice to
china
59:42
well i'm not going to be nice
to china
59:44
and i'm not going to be i'm
just going
59:47
to say china because i feel that
59:49
we have there's probably 90
million
59:51
chinese who are members of the
ccp the
59:54
chinese communist party and the
rest of
59:57
the chinese are not just
looking the
59:58
other way
59:59
so you have a responsibility
your
1:00:02
asshole
1:00:03
uh here's gordon chang who
hates uh the
1:00:06
chinese government
1:00:07
um he's written several books
about it
1:00:10
this is about the mystery seeds
that
1:00:12
have been sent to
1:00:13
people all over the continental
us now
1:00:16
which has been
1:00:17
um has been dismissed as a
1:00:20
brushing scam which means
1:00:23
and apparently this happens uh
sellers
1:00:26
of product
1:00:27
will ship something stupid to
an address
1:00:30
just to be able to say yep we
shipped it
1:00:32
off that's a verified seller so
they can
1:00:34
write
1:00:34
a bogus review seems a little
excessive
1:00:40
the amount of seed packets they
sent out
1:00:42
for just a review scam
1:00:44
and gordon chang he's not
buying it
1:00:46
either i think that china
1:00:48
is testing the response of u.s
officials
1:00:50
to what in the future could be a
1:00:52
horrible
1:00:52
biological weapons attack
they're seeing
1:00:55
how we react
1:00:56
now these seeds even if they
are um
1:00:59
let's say harmless
1:01:00
could are invasive species and
that
1:01:02
means that they can damage
1:01:04
agriculture they can cause harm
to
1:01:06
livestock
1:01:07
and they of course could ruin
the
1:01:09
environment and so
1:01:10
even if this were let's say a
brushing
1:01:13
attempt
1:01:13
which is what some people say
in other
1:01:15
words an attempt to generate
1:01:16
online reviews that are fake
this can
1:01:19
cause
1:01:20
real harm to the us and by the
way it's
1:01:22
not just the us the uk
1:01:24
taiwan canada other countries
have also
1:01:26
been the subject of these
unsolicited
1:01:28
packages
1:01:29
of seeds and soil i think that
they see
1:01:32
that this is asymmetric warfare
that is
1:01:35
hard to identify
1:01:36
the malevolence behind it we
know that
1:01:38
china's people's liberation army
1:01:40
in 1999 wrote that book
unrestricted
1:01:44
warfare
1:01:44
china's plan to destroy the
united
1:01:46
states
1:01:47
and they talked about
biological attacks
1:01:50
in that book
1:01:51
probably we are seeing them
actually
1:01:53
execute on part of that strategy
1:01:55
right after the coronavirus as
you point
1:01:57
out tucker because china took
steps in
1:01:59
december and january
1:02:01
to deliberately spread the
disease
1:02:02
beyond china's borders
1:02:05
i mean i even i wouldn't have
conspired
1:02:08
to come up with that
1:02:10
they're testing our defenses
gordon
1:02:14
chang is
1:02:14
quite the character we should
probably
1:02:16
uh follow him more and get more
clips
1:02:19
from him because he's really
1:02:20
a uh he's interesting right
insightful
1:02:24
nobody i mean people pay some
attention
1:02:25
to him but i think we could pay
more
1:02:27
attention to him
1:02:29
i've always enjoyed whatever he
has to
1:02:30
say yeah
1:02:32
it's just in this case i mean
they're
1:02:34
testing our response to this
1:02:36
i mean that's that freaks me
out more
1:02:38
than a lot of other things i
hear about
1:02:40
china
1:02:41
that's sneaky and if they're
doing that
1:02:44
coordinated and
1:02:45
seeing what the us response is
and
1:02:48
apparently other countries
1:02:49
well they if you think of if
you go with
1:02:52
the idea that
1:02:53
china is even though i think
some
1:02:55
there's something of a
1:02:57
exaggerated uh meme that china's
1:03:00
long-term you know the
thousand-year
1:03:02
programs
1:03:03
right yeah and uh
1:03:06
if they if you're gonna go if
you see if
1:03:08
you watched enough science
fiction
1:03:10
especially
1:03:10
stories like sg one um
1:03:16
these ideas that have been
planted out
1:03:18
there about this sort of thing
where you
1:03:20
could
1:03:21
you know poison the country in
some way
1:03:24
shape or form ideologically
it's being
1:03:26
done right now by the education
system
1:03:28
and the media that clip we
played in the
1:03:30
last show with these dumb girls
saying
1:03:32
the united states sucks and
1:03:34
we should have a rainbow flag
and stars
1:03:36
and stripes should go away
1:03:38
and now we have all the
kneeling you
1:03:39
know the baseball games that
are gonna
1:03:42
end pretty soon but they have a
baseball
1:03:44
game everybody has everybody now
1:03:45
has to kneel uh why even play
the
1:03:48
national anthem it doesn't make
any
1:03:50
sense to me
1:03:51
oh man but everything so i
1:03:54
so i am and we've been talking
so much
1:03:57
about
1:03:58
sports and i watched the whole
um the
1:04:01
last
1:04:01
dance did you watch that by the
way the
1:04:03
last dance with the michael
jordan
1:04:05
queued up now you'll enjoy it
because
1:04:07
it's not just about jordan and
of course
1:04:08
i have to i have to since we
talked
1:04:11
about this once i do have to
1:04:12
mention what's becoming a real
guilty
1:04:15
pleasure
1:04:17
i have uh obtained
1:04:21
all the seasons of chicago pd
1:04:25
which is the sickest show ever
put on
1:04:27
broadcast television
1:04:30
yeah especially when you watch
it from
1:04:33
the beginning the first episode
on
1:04:35
uh it is incredibly violent
1:04:39
and you know meanwhile holly
was giving
1:04:41
everyone crap about this oh you
know
1:04:42
you're
1:04:43
trump it's incredibly violent
it is
1:04:46
about
1:04:46
corruption the way they present
it as a
1:04:50
necessity and it's just a
damnedest
1:04:54
thing and it's
1:04:55
it is structured beautifully
it's a dick
1:04:57
wolf show so
1:04:58
it would be after all these
years he's
1:05:00
got the he's got it nailed yeah
1:05:02
and it's a hell of a thing to
see to
1:05:04
watch if it ever shows up on
1:05:06
netflix or anything i'd
recommend just
1:05:08
plowing through it
1:05:10
so how does that relate to china
1:05:14
i had said you said something
you said
1:05:16
somebody remember
1:05:17
you don't want to remember the
subject i
1:05:19
can't remember what it was
1:05:21
you added about this thing you
want me
1:05:23
to watch about the background
oh yes
1:05:25
okay there we go sorry
1:05:26
uh so i watched the jazz pl
utah jazz
1:05:31
play god i don't know
1:05:33
it was so pathetic and they had
on the
1:05:36
back of there so the first they
had the
1:05:38
kneeling
1:05:40
uh and and uh way to go uh
jonathan
1:05:43
uh isaac jonathan isaac i think
it is
1:05:46
way to go man don't and he said
no uh
1:05:50
in fact do i have a clip of him
i think
1:05:51
i may have a clip
1:05:53
i was quite impressed by uh hmm
1:05:57
i guess i don't it's crazy i
thought i
1:05:59
had
1:06:01
i thought i had that all
clipped i
1:06:03
wanted to talk about it oh here
we go
1:06:04
jonathan
1:06:05
isaac of the orlando magic um
so he
1:06:08
didn't put on the black lives
matter
1:06:10
jersey
1:06:10
he didn't kneel they have to
know he's a
1:06:12
ordained minister
1:06:14
uh i think he preached i think
he i
1:06:16
think he has a church that he
preaches
1:06:18
i don't know if it's his or he
he's like
1:06:20
some gig work you know side
hustle
1:06:22
uh but when i saw the other
jerseys the
1:06:25
players had
1:06:26
say her name on the back freedom
1:06:29
equality
1:06:30
justice and the one white guy
on the
1:06:32
field
1:06:33
on the court the one white guy
had ally
1:06:36
it was like oh my god this is so
1:06:39
pathetic
1:06:40
pathetic and just ally
1:06:44
like if that's like racist by
itself you
1:06:46
can't have say her name on your
shirt
1:06:48
you're a bit
1:06:48
ally you're just an ally
1:06:52
i felt very allied myself just
watching
1:06:54
but here's jonathan isaac
getting an
1:06:57
asinine question from the press
and an
1:06:59
asinine follow-up he's kind of
hard to
1:07:01
understand but if you focus
you'll get
1:07:02
it make sure you unmute
1:07:04
hey um so i have a two-part
question for
1:07:07
you
1:07:08
so you didn't kneel during the
anthem
1:07:09
but you also didn't wear a
black lives
1:07:12
matter shirt
1:07:13
do you believe that black lives
matter i
1:07:14
mean
1:07:18
what kind of a question is that
do these
1:07:21
do these children go to
journalism
1:07:23
school and learn this let's ask
the
1:07:25
black man
1:07:26
let's ask the black man if
black lives
1:07:28
matter
1:07:29
come on absolutely
1:07:33
stop stop stop for context was
this a
1:07:36
black
1:07:36
reporter or white reporter well
she was
1:07:38
on the phone so we don't know
1:07:41
but she sounds caring to me
absolutely
1:07:44
absolutely
1:07:45
i believe that black lives
matter um a
1:07:48
lot went into my decision and
part of it
1:07:50
is first off
1:07:51
um it is my thought that you
know
1:07:53
kneeling or wearing a black
glass man
1:07:55
can you
1:07:56
even understand what he's
saying yes i
1:07:58
can understand everything he's
saying
1:07:59
okay
1:08:00
um don't go hand in hand with
supporting
1:08:02
black violence
1:08:03
i do believe that black lives
matter but
1:08:05
i i just felt like it was the
decision
1:08:07
that i had to make
1:08:08
and i didn't i don't feel like
1:08:12
putting putting that shirt on
and
1:08:13
kneeling i went hand in hand
with
1:08:16
supporting black blouse or that
it made
1:08:18
me support black lives or not i
believe
1:08:20
that
1:08:21
for myself my life has been
supported
1:08:24
through the gospel
1:08:25
of jesus christ that everyone
is made in
1:08:28
the image of god and that we
all for
1:08:29
sure god's glory
1:08:31
answer that go ahead am i able
to follow
1:08:34
up with a quick one
1:08:35
yes please do go ahead okay um
so
1:08:38
jonathan
1:08:38
i i'm asking this with all
sincerity i
1:08:40
just want to really understand
your
1:08:42
reasoning for that
1:08:43
can you just explain further
what you
1:08:45
feel like religion
1:08:46
has to do with kneeling for the
anthem
1:08:48
to protest against racism and
police
1:08:50
brutality
1:08:52
i mean wow thanks for the
in-depth
1:08:56
question lady what does
religion have to
1:08:59
do with today
1:09:00
oh thank you and i appreciate
jonathan
1:09:04
isaac
1:09:10
shit that woman is she just
wants to
1:09:13
quote for a headline so she can
hang up
1:09:14
and go write it and be first
and post it
1:09:16
on twitter
1:09:17
that's journalism today but the
whole
1:09:20
thing
1:09:21
is clearly uh chinese
influences i'm
1:09:25
sure that
1:09:25
they want to see this on the
games in
1:09:28
china
1:09:29
they want to see this obedience
from the
1:09:32
players no matter what the
1:09:34
issue is you can't have your
name and
1:09:36
i'm sure they love that no
names on
1:09:38
their shirts just like everyone
else you
1:09:39
just
1:09:41
don't even need a driver's
license
1:09:44
um whereas major league baseball
1:09:48
none of this or at least not on
the not
1:09:50
on the uniforms
1:09:52
they had fake crowd noise so it
just
1:09:55
and then and then you add in uh
jonathan
1:09:58
isaac
1:09:58
and he's talking about the
church and
1:10:01
religion
1:10:02
and that is a problem for china
and this
1:10:05
is coming to a head
1:10:06
as the deal is up for
renegotiation
1:10:09
between the vatican
1:10:11
and the chinese communist party
who i
1:10:14
think
1:10:14
as we've discussed have created
a
1:10:17
separate catholic
1:10:18
church in china the cpa
1:10:21
which is uh i think the catholic
1:10:23
people's the church of
1:10:25
whatever it's bogus with
cardinals that
1:10:28
are only approved by the ccp
1:10:30
i'm very suspicious of this
pope who is
1:10:33
making the deals
1:10:34
reported more than a billion
dollars
1:10:36
just to go along with whatever
they want
1:10:38
them to do
1:10:39
and it's time to renegotiate
both the
1:10:42
vatican and the catholic
diocese of hong
1:10:44
kong are the targets of hackers
1:10:46
allegedly backed by the chinese
1:10:48
communist government
1:10:49
the chinese foreign ministry
calls the
1:10:51
report quote groundless
speculation
1:10:57
chinese officials deny the
allegations a
1:10:59
report from the digital
monitoring group
1:11:01
recorded future claims that
since may
1:11:03
hackers have spread malware and
1:11:06
access church offices in hong
kong as
1:11:08
well as servers at the vatican
1:11:10
in just over a month the holy
see and
1:11:12
china are scheduled to hold
talks to
1:11:14
negotiate
1:11:15
how the church will cooperate
with the
1:11:17
chinese communist regime
1:11:19
yeah the other reporting is how
the
1:11:21
church will cooperate they will
1:11:22
cooperate
1:11:24
even the reporting is like that
the
1:11:27
catholic church is in huge
disarray over
1:11:29
this
1:11:30
i would think so a lot of
producers have
1:11:33
emailed me and really schooled
me on
1:11:35
on what's going on and you know
i still
1:11:38
have you know there's a new
1:11:40
uh vatican constitution coming
out
1:11:43
is what they had that's not
what it's
1:11:44
called but it's kind of the a
new
1:11:46
version of the constitution a
whole
1:11:47
bunch of
1:11:48
cardinals are going to get
retired
1:11:51
new ones are coming in so
everyone's
1:11:53
very worried about this
1:11:55
and this pope is saying a lot
of stuff
1:11:57
that uh
1:11:58
catholics do not like
particularly about
1:12:01
some core
1:12:02
issues so we'll keep our eye on
that but
1:12:07
you know you get to the church
and you
1:12:09
start changing that then you
start to
1:12:10
change some fundamental ways
that people
1:12:13
believe not today tomorrow but
1:12:15
gradually in the future and it
seems to
1:12:18
be kind of planned
1:12:20
it certainly is working with
the with
1:12:22
socialism
1:12:23
in the united states that seems
to be
1:12:26
coming in perfectly we have uh
1:12:28
i i told you that jeff bezos is
the
1:12:30
lightning rod of uh
1:12:32
of capitalism now it used to be
actually
1:12:34
actually used to be bill gates
for a
1:12:36
while i think wasn't bill gates
kind of
1:12:38
the
1:12:38
capitalist pig for a few years
yeah
1:12:43
and yeah gates was a capitalist
pig
1:12:45
larry all capitalist pigs have
drawn
1:12:47
that
1:12:47
top five list but but what
warren
1:12:50
buffett has never called out as
a
1:12:51
capitalist pig
1:12:52
no because he presents himself
as a nice
1:12:55
friendly old
1:12:56
old man from omaha
1:12:59
um well bezos is
1:13:02
uh the socialists the democratic
1:13:05
socialists but just
1:13:07
kids who are not even not even
1:13:10
ideologically affiliated who
gladly
1:13:13
love all the benefits of
capitalism
1:13:16
that's the woke infrastructure
of apple
1:13:18
iphone starbucks and other
places that
1:13:21
that have immunity and even
amazon has
1:13:23
immunity
1:13:24
then no one is stopping
ordering from
1:13:26
amazon
1:13:27
yeah they just don't like bezos
but they
1:13:30
hate bezos because she made 13
billion
1:13:32
dollars in one day
1:13:33
in one day so now they're going
after
1:13:35
him personally including the
seattle
1:13:37
council this is seattle
1:13:39
city council members there's a
communist
1:13:41
on that council and the whole
thing is
1:13:42
skewed left
1:13:44
uh she's a socialist her name is
1:13:48
kshama savant i believe she is
uh
1:13:54
i don't know i i i don't know
if she's
1:13:55
reading a clip from hers
1:13:57
during the chassis right yeah
oh okay
1:13:59
well here she is uh
1:14:00
going straight and this is
about the
1:14:02
amazon tax
1:14:04
uh yeah she's trying to drive
she is
1:14:06
gonna single-handedly drive
1:14:08
drive amazon out of seattle and
the city
1:14:10
will go into a
1:14:11
uh depression you know you know
you know
1:14:14
seattle which is one of the few
city
1:14:17
cities
1:14:18
that actually has a vibrant
downtown and
1:14:20
it's you know you can go
1:14:22
it's not like say no offense to
the
1:14:24
people in saint louis and
cleveland
1:14:28
and these places back east that
are just
1:14:30
decayed
1:14:32
city centers detroit of course
is a good
1:14:35
example
1:14:36
uh seattle's never gone through
1:14:40
any of that it's it's been nice
all the
1:14:42
time so san francisco i'd say
it's the
1:14:44
same way
1:14:45
uh it's not going to stay that
way it's
1:14:47
going to end up like an
1:14:48
east coast piece of crap can
you explain
1:14:50
quickly the amazon tax what
that is
1:14:54
i think it's a head tackle oh
that's
1:14:56
right yeah they have to pay per
and that
1:14:58
has to go to affordable housing
which i
1:14:59
think amazon has done
1:15:01
bezos put 10 billion dollars of
the last
1:15:04
quarter i think it's all the
1:15:06
operational profit into
upgrading
1:15:09
whatever it doesn't matter
1:15:10
he's a slave driver that man
horrible
1:15:13
and they're going after him
personally
1:15:15
and here she is
1:15:16
i have a message for jeff bezos
and his
1:15:18
class
1:15:19
if you attempt again to
overturn the
1:15:22
amazon tax
1:15:23
working people will go all out
in the
1:15:25
thousands to defeat you
1:15:28
and we will not stop there
because you
1:15:30
see we are fighting for far
more than
1:15:32
this tax
1:15:33
we are preparing the ground for
a
1:15:35
different kind of society
1:15:37
and if you jeff bezos want to
drive that
1:15:40
process forward
1:15:41
by lashing out against us in
our modest
1:15:44
demands
1:15:45
then so be it because we are
coming for
1:15:47
you
1:15:48
and your rotten system we are
coming to
1:15:51
dismantle this deeply oppressive
1:15:53
racist sexist violent utterly
1:15:57
bankrupt system of capitalism
this
1:15:59
police state
1:16:01
we cannot and will not stop
until we
1:16:03
overthrow it
1:16:04
and replace it with a world
based
1:16:06
instead
1:16:07
on solidarity genuine democracy
1:16:10
and equality a socialist world
1:16:16
by the way she's she's from
india she is
1:16:19
from india
1:16:20
you can see this is not a an
unusual
1:16:24
uh way to be in india yeah and
this is
1:16:26
one of the reasons this has held
1:16:27
india back for probably
hundreds of
1:16:30
years
1:16:31
this it's a it's built into
their
1:16:34
to their uh mentality yeah
they're the
1:16:36
same mentality the same way
1:16:37
civilization it's a it's a
conflict of
1:16:39
civilization
1:16:40
so you plant somebody like that
over in
1:16:42
seattle amongst a bunch of
dummies
1:16:45
and they all lap it up it's
really
1:16:47
hilarious to watch
1:16:49
i mean it's like some of the
during the
1:16:51
70s we had this thing with all
these
1:16:53
there was this huge influx of
gurus
1:16:56
from india yeah and they all
got land in
1:16:59
montana
1:17:00
well they all did they all did
different
1:17:02
things but they had a
1:17:04
sales pitch that was so alien to
1:17:07
americans
1:17:08
oh but the raj nishis were one
of the
1:17:10
best examples with their
1:17:11
at the airport so you remember
this yeah
1:17:24
was the main guy but yeah it
was they i
1:17:27
forgot to even the name of this
group
1:17:28
but they
1:17:29
yeah they were all very
colorful but
1:17:32
their sales pitches
1:17:34
alien to western ears and we
1:17:37
easily are susceptible to it
for some
1:17:39
reason
1:17:40
uh because it's been very
fine-tuned in
1:17:42
india which is a real hard
1:17:44
sell selling in india it's
really not
1:17:46
easy so they get these sales
pitches to
1:17:48
this point and that's what
we're seeing
1:17:50
with the socialist stuff
1:17:51
a lot of it's coming right out
of india
1:17:54
uh
1:17:54
whether it's controlled by the
chinese
1:17:55
or not the chinese are sure not
uh no no
1:17:58
the chinese are with pakistan
now
1:18:00
they're they're hating india
well the
1:18:03
point is
1:18:04
that the message is very so
what is the
1:18:06
message then what what is what
are they
1:18:08
trying to sell what what i mean
1:18:09
socialism okay got it
1:18:10
which she calls democracy
they're trying
1:18:12
to sell the
1:18:14
the defeat of capitalism they
want the
1:18:17
capitalistic system
1:18:18
done do they have anything to
replace it
1:18:20
with if you ask them
1:18:21
socialism she said she pointed
out she
1:18:23
said socialism no
1:18:25
they got nothing she said
socialism well
1:18:28
what is it
1:18:30
it's not jeff bezos apparently
whatever
1:18:33
get rid of him and we're good
1:18:35
yes yes if jeff bezos was
murdered
1:18:39
tomorrow the kids would be
dancing in
1:18:41
the street thinking they won
1:18:43
there's this they're idiots
1:18:47
not all of them but a lot of
them
1:18:50
now before we take our break
since it's
1:18:54
a sunday and
1:18:55
it can only be done on no
agenda if you
1:18:57
didn't hear it
1:18:58
i thought the grilling that jim
jordan
1:19:00
did of hair dr
1:19:02
fauci uh over the protests
1:19:07
was so good uh that of course
it didn't
1:19:10
get a lot of air time
1:19:12
so it got no air time did you
see any of
1:19:15
it
1:19:15
i saw yeah i saw i saw a couple
of clips
1:19:17
but i didn't hear the whole
thing i was
1:19:19
always gonna go back and watch
it yeah
1:19:20
so it's about four minutes do
you have
1:19:22
it yes i do it's four minutes
if we
1:19:24
uh either either one of us has
veto if
1:19:26
we're bored then we'll stop it
1:19:28
well hold on a second i want to
mention
1:19:31
that
1:19:31
people should take note of this
because
1:19:33
jim jordan who's a favorite of
mine
1:19:36
uh he was semi-banned
1:19:39
on this show for some reason or
other
1:19:43
really and i find it
interesting that
1:19:45
you've you've been
1:19:46
you've been sweet you've
switched over
1:19:47
to the other side i i do not
remember
1:19:49
jim jordan being banned on this
show
1:19:51
we have a ban on rachel maddow
we have a
1:19:54
ban on sean hannity
1:19:56
uh we have a ban on the
1:19:59
john kerry tucker well john
kerry's not
1:20:02
even in the picture anymore
well tucker
1:20:03
is just
1:20:04
uh there's no ban on tucker
he's just he
1:20:08
well we're circumspect when we
play
1:20:11
tucker
1:20:12
circumspect i just i like his
guest
1:20:16
gordon chang came from his show
so his
1:20:18
guests are good
1:20:19
yeah okay anyway jim jordan
1:20:23
i'm gonna i'll i'll stop it if
i need to
1:20:25
stop it in the moment
1:20:26
maybe to ask a question but i i
would
1:20:28
gladly listen to the whole thing
1:20:30
here we go all right it's a no
agenda
1:20:32
special thank you mr chairman
dr fauci
1:20:34
do protest
1:20:35
increase the spread of the virus
1:20:37
[Music]
1:20:39
you protest increase the spread
of the
1:20:41
virus repeat the question while
he's
1:20:43
thinking of the answer because
oh boy he
1:20:45
knows he's getting screwed here
1:20:46
uh i think i can make a general
1:20:48
statement well half a million
protesters
1:20:50
on june 6 alone i'm just asking
that
1:20:52
number of people
1:20:53
does that increase the spread
of the
1:20:54
violence crowding together
particularly
1:20:57
when you're not wearing a mast
1:21:00
he's so nervous he says mast
instead of
1:21:02
mask
1:21:03
he's uh jim's gordon he's got
him he's
1:21:06
got him on the uh
1:21:07
got him on the ropes already a
million
1:21:09
protesters on june 6th alone
i'm just
1:21:11
asking that number
1:21:12
does it increase the spread of
the virus
1:21:14
crowding together particularly
when
1:21:16
you're not wearing a mast
1:21:18
contributes to the spread of
the virus
1:21:20
should we limit the protesting
1:21:22
i i'm not sure what you mean
should how
1:21:25
do we
1:21:26
say limit the protesting the
government
1:21:27
limit the protesting
1:21:30
i i i don't think that's
relevant to
1:21:33
well you just said if it
increases the
1:21:35
spread of the virus i'm just
asking
1:21:36
should we limit it
1:21:37
well i'm i'm not in a position
to
1:21:39
determine what the government
can do in
1:21:41
a forceful way
1:21:42
well you make all kinds of
1:21:42
recommendations you make
comments on
1:21:44
dating on baseball and
everything you
1:21:46
can imagine i'm just asking you
you just
1:21:47
said that protests increase the
spread
1:21:49
i'm just asking you should we
try to
1:21:50
limit the protest
1:21:51
i think i would leave that to
people who
1:21:52
have more of an a position to
do that i
1:21:55
can tell
1:21:56
you government stopping people
from
1:21:57
going to church dr
1:21:59
falchi yeah last week in the
calvary
1:22:01
chapel case
1:22:02
five liberals on the supreme
court said
1:22:04
it was okay for nevada
1:22:06
to limit church services
government i
1:22:09
mean justice
1:22:10
gorsuch said it best he said
there's no
1:22:11
there's no world in which the
1:22:12
constitution permits nevada to
favor
1:22:14
caesar's palace over calvary
chapel i'm
1:22:16
just asking is there a world
where the
1:22:17
constitution says
1:22:18
you can favor one first
amendment
1:22:20
liberty protesting
1:22:21
over another practicing your
faith i'm
1:22:24
not favoring anybody over
anybody
1:22:26
i'm just making a statement
that's a
1:22:28
broad statement
1:22:29
that avoid crap what should he
have done
1:22:32
in this case because clearly
he's been
1:22:33
very
1:22:34
very adamant about about
churches
1:22:38
about bars about restaurants
he's been
1:22:41
adamant about everything
1:22:42
because he obviously is not
getting out
1:22:44
of this he
1:22:46
no he screwed himself by uh not
1:22:48
beginning correctly he should
have
1:22:50
started off with i'm
1:22:52
very concerned about this
probably as
1:22:54
much as i'm concerned about
1:22:56
anything else and that
neutralizes
1:22:58
everything you
1:22:59
just mentioned so he's
admitting that
1:23:02
it's a problem
1:23:03
but that would throw jordan off
because
1:23:05
now it's just uh
1:23:06
that was well you know i i just
said
1:23:09
that i i'm very concerned about
yeah
1:23:11
yeah exactly exactly now he's
just down
1:23:13
on the mat and jordan
1:23:14
he screwed up humbling him of
any type
1:23:17
no matter where you are
1:23:19
because that leads to the
acquisition
1:23:21
and transmission
1:23:22
and i don't judge one crowd
versus
1:23:24
another crowd
1:23:26
when you're in a crowd
particularly if
1:23:27
you're not wearing a mask
1:23:29
that is this it's a simple
question
1:23:31
doctor should we limit the
protest
1:23:33
government
1:23:34
is obviously limiting people on
the trip
1:23:35
and look
1:23:37
look there's been no there's
been no
1:23:38
violence that i've i can see at
church i
1:23:40
haven't seen people during the
church
1:23:41
servants go out and
1:23:42
and harm police officers or burn
1:23:44
buildings but we know that i
mean for 63
1:23:46
days now
1:23:47
pay close attention to fauci
because
1:23:49
he's just going to start
sputtering and
1:23:50
he's getting annoyed
1:23:52
and uh and he starts saying it
does it
1:23:54
doesn't go well it's just been
happening
1:23:56
in portland right
1:23:57
yeah one night in chicago 49
officers
1:24:00
were injured but no limit to
1:24:03
no limit to protest but boy you
can't go
1:24:06
to church on sunday
1:24:08
i don't know how many times i
can answer
1:24:09
that i'm not going to opine on
limiting
1:24:11
anything i'm just going to tell
you
1:24:13
i'm behind on a lot of things
yeah but
1:24:15
i've never this is something
that
1:24:16
directly impacts the spread of
the virus
1:24:18
and i'm asking your
1:24:19
your position on the protest
yeah i'm
1:24:21
well i'm not going to opine on
limiting
1:24:23
anything i'm telling you what
it is the
1:24:25
danger
1:24:26
and you can make your own
conclusions
1:24:30
the only person who used opine
to excess
1:24:33
was bill o'reilly
1:24:39
constantly at the end of his
show every
1:24:40
show he would say if you wish
to opine
1:24:42
send me a letter at bill
o'reilly.com
1:24:44
that's not the same as bill
o'reilly of
1:24:46
fox news and blah blah blah
1:24:47
but alpine or pineal pine he
would use
1:24:50
so i'm now guessing
1:24:52
that fauci used to be an
o'reilly
1:24:54
watcher oh my
1:24:55
yeah these are words like who
would use
1:24:58
op i've never heard him use it
either
1:25:00
interesting all right now i'm
well i'm
1:25:03
not going to opine on limiting
anything
1:25:05
i'm telling you what
1:25:06
it is the danger and you can
make your
1:25:08
own conclusion about that
1:25:10
you should stay away from
crowds no
1:25:13
matter where the crowd is stop
1:25:14
government is the government
has stopped
1:25:16
people from going to
1:25:18
work you know what if he says
hey you're
1:25:21
such a ditto head
1:25:22
then we'll know for sure
fouchy's uh
1:25:24
just in new jersey four days ago
1:25:27
ian smith frank trumbetta were
arrested
1:25:30
for opening up for trying to
operate
1:25:32
their business their gym
1:25:34
they were arrested but my bet
is if
1:25:37
these two individuals own this
gym were
1:25:39
outside just in front of their
gym
1:25:40
and all the people who were
working out
1:25:42
in their gym were outside
protesting
1:25:44
they'd been just fine but
because they
1:25:45
were in the gym
1:25:46
working out actually running
their
1:25:48
business they got arrested you
think
1:25:50
that's okay
1:25:51
you know i'm not going to a
point on who
1:25:53
gets arrested again
1:25:55
i i you get where i'm going i'm
telling
1:25:58
you
1:25:59
all right so now he's trying to
play the
1:26:01
inside baseball card
1:26:02
now he's like hey do you get
where i'm
1:26:04
going stop this mofo you're
badgering me
1:26:07
stop it you know i'm not going
to a
1:26:09
point hold on a second
1:26:12
that's another mystery that's
exactly
1:26:13
what he should have said what
you just
1:26:15
said
1:26:17
can you stop badgering me about
this i
1:26:19
didn't like i don't like the
idea of
1:26:21
these big crowds that's all i
it's all i
1:26:22
have to say
1:26:23
i think make him get off track
because
1:26:26
he's already off he's off the
rails he's
1:26:28
frozen he has nowhere to go he
can't
1:26:30
think straight
1:26:31
that's the problem that's
probably and
1:26:33
you're in these situations
1:26:35
unless you're prepared that's
why they
1:26:36
have these you know these
1:26:38
specialists that can you know
do a fake
1:26:41
version of this
1:26:43
so you can be getting the
hardest the
1:26:44
harshest questions and they
teach you
1:26:46
how to
1:26:46
get the right answers how to do
it but
1:26:48
apparently he never went to
that he
1:26:50
didn't think he needed it
1:26:51
well he did that is if these two
1:26:55
individuals own this gym were
outside
1:26:56
just in front of their gym
1:26:58
and all the people who were
working out
1:26:59
in their gym were outside
protesting
1:27:01
they'd been just fine but
because they
1:27:02
were in the gym
1:27:03
working out actually running
their
1:27:05
business they got arrested you
think
1:27:07
that's okay
1:27:09
you know i'm not going to a
point on who
1:27:10
gets arrested and who does not
1:27:12
i mean i i you get where i'm
going i'm
1:27:14
telling you
1:27:15
as a public health official i
say crown
1:27:18
do you see the inconsistency
though dr
1:27:20
fauci there's no inconsistency
1:27:22
congressman
1:27:22
what there's no income so
you're allowed
1:27:24
to protest millions of people
on one day
1:27:27
in crowds yelling screaming but
you try
1:27:29
to run your business you get
arrested
1:27:30
and if you stood right outside
of that
1:27:32
same business and protested you
wouldn't
1:27:33
get arrested you don't see any
1:27:34
consistency there
1:27:35
uh i don't understand what
you're asking
1:27:37
me as a public health official
1:27:39
to opine on who should get a
response or
1:27:42
not
1:27:42
that's not my position you
could ask
1:27:47
you've advocated for certain
businesses
1:27:48
to be shut down i'm just asking
1:27:50
you on your position on the
protest i
1:27:52
mean i haven't seen one
1:27:54
we've heard a lot about hair
salons i
1:27:56
haven't seen one hair stylist
1:27:58
who between haircuts goes out
and
1:28:01
attacks police or set something
on fire
1:28:02
but we've seen all kinds of
that stuff
1:28:04
during protests
1:28:05
and we know the protests
actually
1:28:06
increased the spread of the
virus you've
1:28:08
said that
1:28:09
i said crowds i didn't say
specifically
1:28:13
i didn't say protest do
anything so the
1:28:15
protests don't increase the
spread of
1:28:16
the violence i didn't say that
you're
1:28:17
putting words in my mouth no i
i want i
1:28:19
would
1:28:19
i just want an answer to the
question do
1:28:21
the protest increase the spread
of the
1:28:22
virus
1:28:23
i i don't have any scientific
evidence
1:28:25
that