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flood the zone jcd adam curry
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john c devorah it's thursday
august 20th
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2020 this is your award-winning
kimbo
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nation media assassination
episode 1270.
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this is no agenda cocking the
noodle gun
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and broadcasting live from
opportunity
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zone 33 here in the frontier
boston
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texas capital of the drone star
state
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good morning everybody
0:22
i'm adam curry and from
northern silicon
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valley we're having eight cars
zephyr
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things are under control it
went right
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on time and right at the same
at the
0:30
right speed i'm john cena
0:35
whatever you did there was
great we did
0:37
a zephyr report and an opening
all at
0:39
the same time
0:40
that my friends is a
professional
0:44
that's what's going on there
okay so
0:45
economy stable
0:48
uh this is the uh official who
is
0:52
that's what the zephyr says
this is the
0:54
zephyr economic report yeah the
zephyr
0:56
is their leading indicator
0:57
thanks thanks for thanks for
reminding
1:00
us of that
1:01
and we got breaking news in
this morning
1:03
breaking news last minute news
1:05
because i've got some breaking
news
1:06
coming at us right now
1:08
um we've got uh are we ready to
report
1:11
that yeah here we go
1:15
okay break it the breaking news
is this
1:18
former trump advisor steve
bannon has
1:21
been arrested
1:22
and charged with conspiracy to
commit
1:24
wire fraud
1:25
in relation to support of the
building
1:28
the border wall
1:30
so this that he's charged with
fraud in
1:33
connection
1:34
with fundraising okay that's
what we've
1:37
got to report for you as of
right now
1:39
whoa
1:39
oh yeah actually lots of
details there
1:43
did they haul them away
1:44
in uh in cuffs and cuffs they
give them
1:46
the perp walk
1:47
i i don't know as i i need to
know why
1:50
who arrested him
1:51
uh someone in authority
1:54
no idea no idea yes
1:58
must be um so
2:01
question how about the power
out there
2:03
where you are i mean we're
seeing
2:04
reports but
2:05
and it's like i don't know how
bad is it
2:09
i don't know it's power's on
here it's
2:12
not going on everything reports
you guys
2:13
get from out of state or seem
very
2:15
sketchy
2:18
and a bunch of threats oh we're
going to
2:20
have to do this and that
because it's so
2:21
hot you know we can't handle
all the
2:22
heat
2:23
right and then newsome says
he's going
2:25
to sue them and
2:27
take their company away if they
don't uh
2:30
stop these threats
2:31
yeah and so it's just i don't
know i
2:33
have no idea all i know is on
2:36
him you know that's so weird i
mean i i
2:38
did get
2:39
one email from a producer who
said his
2:41
power had been out for three
2:43
hours and it was you know like
90
2:45
degrees
2:46
so somewhere it's happening
somewhere in
2:49
in here
2:50
well they said they were going
to do
2:52
some rolling blackouts to keep
the
2:54
you know you you read the
letter from
2:56
the engineer
2:57
the last show i believe yeah
which might
3:00
be worth rereading but
3:01
the uh they said there's going
to be
3:04
it's going to be from they're
going to
3:05
go you're going to be cut off
for a
3:06
couple hours and then you're
going to
3:08
they're going to go roll to
somebody
3:09
else's so nobody's going to be
left
3:11
overnight so they're
3:12
so their freezer doesn't you
know thaws
3:15
all the meat out
3:18
i i do have i do have an update
oh yes
3:21
they do have a map
3:22
they do have a map on the news
that they
3:24
show and it shows little
3:26
red dots where the power has
been cut
3:28
off as
3:29
it tends to be in san jose area
and
3:32
scattered around
3:32
it's not yeah it's just dubious
well
3:36
uh got another state's falling
apart
3:39
okay yes i got another email
from
3:42
an engineer so the last time we
heard
3:43
from a ge ge engineer now we
have an
3:46
engineer from
3:47
ladwp which is the los angeles
3:51
department of water and power
3:53
and something like that and he
says i
3:55
work in operations california
has
3:57
barred us utilities from quote
3:59
re-powering
4:01
re-powering that's like tearing
down the
4:03
old units putting in new
efficient fast
4:05
units an analogy would be
california
4:07
preventing you from junking
your 1980s
4:08
dotson
4:09
and buying a camry they only
allowed you
4:11
to buy a model xp
4:12
sport ultra which only runs in
the
4:14
daytime that means we can't get
rid of
4:16
our older inefficient boiler
generators
4:18
which
4:19
better uni with better units
because we
4:21
still need them to use in the
summer
4:23
months to peak low the idea is
4:25
to force us to buy and create
more here
4:27
it is renewable electricity
4:30
the joke of it all is uh that
to meet
4:33
reliability requirements
4:34
the more solar and wind we have
online
4:36
the more traditional reliable
units we
4:38
must have we
4:39
we know this because the minute
it goes
4:40
down something else needs to
kick in
4:43
quickly to take up the slack
4:45
so if there's no wind no sun
the other
4:47
option to meet reliability
4:49
uh is to buy energy on the
energy market
4:52
aha
4:53
hello enron buffett is making a
killing
4:55
in nevada
4:56
selling california here it is
buffett is
4:59
making a killing in cal
5:00
in nevada selling california
energy
5:02
capacity
5:04
capacity is like an option
contract by
5:06
the contract that says
5:07
if i can call on energy at any
time you
5:09
have to deliver it to me those
are the
5:10
most lucrative energy deals
since 99 of
5:13
the time the seller makes money
5:14
and doesn't have to generate
any energy
5:16
and in the one percent of the
time that
5:18
energy is called upon it sold
at two
5:20
times premium if not more
5:21
what a scam
5:24
so you're you're buying from
nevada
5:28
how's that nevada juice view
5:32
unbelievable i need that letter
and i
5:34
need the other letter
5:35
put the other one aside i'm
gonna post
5:37
them on one of their websites
5:38
okay anonymously obviously
5:41
well yeah i don't know you know
that's
5:43
fine dude
5:45
you don't need to have a person
after
5:46
attributed because the
5:48
facts are the facts um then i
got an
5:52
another request from colorado
5:55
uh from sir beach bomb adam and
john i
5:57
want to let you know
5:58
that today wednesday the 19th in
6:00
colorado it clouded up and
rained
6:02
sporadically
6:04
we have three major fires
raging in the
6:06
state it has been dry and in
the upper
6:07
90s for at least two weeks it's
forecast
6:09
for more of the same for the
foreseeable
6:11
future
6:11
we really could use one more
6:13
simultaneous single shake of
the rain
6:15
sticks
6:16
this is a desperate plea how
can we turn
6:18
this down
6:20
i didn't do a shake you have to
just do
6:22
the same thing you did before
6:23
okay because it got rained a
little bit
6:25
i will do two shakes just for me
6:27
we are very careful there's a
lot of
6:29
things going on weather-wise so
here we
6:32
go
6:34
the second ah that should hit
it right
6:36
on the back end okay there you
go
6:38
business taken care of excellent
6:42
and well should we start do we
wanna do
6:45
we still wanna do a little
6:46
covid update before we uh get
into uh
6:49
undoubtedly some fun stuff uh
from
6:52
yes because i haven't i have
people i
6:55
don't know what fun stuff there
is i do
6:56
have a kaylee i got some trump
i got
6:58
some other stuff but
6:59
yeah take us to the covid update
7:03
okay what do i have there's a
number of
7:04
first let me give a rundown of
what i'm
7:07
hearing uh first of all trump
goes up
7:09
and he says oh everything's
great the
7:11
numbers are going down
everything looks
7:13
peachy and it's the way it
should be and
7:15
then you listen to amy goodman
7:16
all hell's breaking loose we're
all
7:18
going to die is worse than ever
7:21
so there's got to be a middle
ground of
7:23
actual facts sounds about right
well
7:25
there's a lot going on
7:27
uh of course with these numbers
in the
7:28
testing just to give you an idea
7:31
uh we had this huge spike in
texas last
7:34
week
7:35
and we were of course all going
to die
7:37
and it was oh my goodness what
7:40
well it turns out uh the
7:45
high spike and i want to read
it uh
7:47
verbatim
7:49
uh dallas county director of
health and
7:50
human services dr philip huang
made
7:52
excuses for the glaring errors
which are
7:54
being used to shutter certain
businesses
7:56
throughout texas
7:58
we are dealing with paper faxes
of lab
8:00
data and lab reports hundreds
of those
8:01
days of day that we're having
to deal
8:03
with the system really wasn't
designed
8:05
to handle this many numbers oh
my god
8:07
a system that has to handle
numbers it's
8:10
an unprecedented situation
we're dealing
8:12
with
8:13
it turns out that uh
8:16
their system was going through
an
8:18
upgrade
8:19
you see an upgrade uh
8:23
to be specific due to system
upgrades
8:27
and
8:27
coding errors with their
reporting
8:29
system it was i think it was
like five
8:31
or six
8:32
thousand and you see the chart
all
8:34
sudden spike and immediately it
was oh
8:36
we gotta go into lockdown again
oh
8:40
and now they finally come clean
and say
8:42
oh yeah now sorry i just
8:43
uh something and now of course
today we
8:46
get texas coronavirus
positivity rate
8:48
plummets
8:49
after record high set from
system error
8:54
we now officially unite the
united
8:57
states now has more pneumonia
deaths
8:59
than
8:59
covet 19 deaths or at least as
they're
9:01
coded
9:02
uh
9:06
denver doctors have discovered
9:09
that uh the forty to fifty
percent
9:12
reduction
9:13
in heart attacks
9:16
uh during this whole affair the
since
9:18
the beginning of the year
9:19
is because those people died at
home
9:23
very sad to think of but they
didn't
9:25
want to come in so they all
died at home
9:28
and now they're discovering
these
9:29
numbers oh yeah gee maybe maybe
none of
9:31
this was such a really
fantastic idea
9:34
after all
9:37
and i guess we have uh i'm
gonna make
9:40
this is not really a prediction
this is
9:41
an obviousity
9:42
i would say but in about
9:46
four or five years especially
after
9:48
trump is out
9:49
for good mm-hmm we're gonna
we're gonna
9:51
get they're gonna do books
about this
9:53
and they're going to break it
down and
9:54
show that this was the biggest
fiasco
9:57
in the history of medicine
they're going
9:59
to show that this is
10:00
bullcrap here because we've
already
10:02
documented on the show in real
time
10:04
but nobody's been putting it
into a book
10:06
form
10:07
you mean you mean nobody's
doing the
10:08
work nobody's doing the work
10:12
and they won't do the work and
the
10:13
publishers won't let anyone do
the work
10:15
because this is all part of a
10:17
to me at least the messaging
system but
10:20
when it's all
10:20
reanalyzed for the purposes of
history
10:23
it's going to be shown to be
it's going
10:25
to be
10:26
really a very and it's going to
be uh
10:29
embarrassing and everyone's
gonna go oh
10:33
we kind of knew that but we
didn't know
10:35
it
10:36
if if you know somebody who
died and
10:40
you had a very specific
question about
10:42
vaccines amongst uh
10:44
hospital well uh doctors i
think you
10:47
said and i said well hospital
workers
10:48
you know they're not exempt
from getting
10:50
the vaccine
10:51
and you said you think that
they just
10:52
kind of do a little wink wink
nudge
10:54
nudge i sign your form you sign
my form
10:58
yes uh one response so far so
far
11:02
uh as a hospital worker please
let jon
11:04
know these are done in a large
room with
11:06
eight to ten people
11:07
administering vaccines each
with a
11:10
laptop each recording it into
the
11:11
database no fudging
11:13
no shot no work we will be the
guinea
11:16
pigs
11:17
however in germany one of our
producers
11:20
who will remain anonymous as
well i want
11:22
to counter before you you go on
to
11:23
germany
11:24
uh that's the one response
we've got how
11:28
does that work though with
11:29
uh people who are out in the
sticks
11:33
i don't know when there's you
know two
11:34
doctor's offices in a small town
11:37
right well yeah i think that
that would
11:39
probably be easy to do
11:41
and then you take one of those
doctors
11:43
and then he goes into the big
city and
11:44
he's got his papers
11:46
i think you also have a lot of
doctors
11:47
who really buy into it john
11:50
it seems that way i'm sure
there's
11:52
plenty buying into lots of
stuff so
11:54
but there's plenty of doctors
that
11:56
obviously don't buy into it
those are
11:57
the ones that are taken off
youtube
12:00
correct so in germany actually
in many
12:04
eu countries it may actually be
12:06
i remember the netherlands
having it
12:08
they have what's called a
vaccine
12:09
passport
12:10
it's literally called a vaccine
passport
12:13
it was there when i was living
there so
12:14
it's not like something new
12:16
but it is kind of interesting
at this
12:18
point uh that the
12:19
term passport is uh coming into
vogue
12:23
the way it works is you have
kind of
12:24
like a like a cardboard report
card you
12:27
know it folds out
12:28
and on the inside it has all
these
12:30
different uh
12:32
entries so you can put it okay
this
12:34
vaccine that vaccine that
vaccine that
12:36
vaccine whatever the kid needs
12:37
throughout the kid's life and
adult life
12:40
and as proof next to each of
those
12:42
vaccines
12:44
is a sticker from the bottle uh
that the
12:47
vaccine was administered from
as a proof
12:49
of basically proof of purchase
12:51
proof of receipt that you've
received
12:54
this into your system
12:56
and one of our german producers
says my
12:58
wife's a doctor
12:59
in a neighboring country to
germany and
13:01
caught another doctor taking
the proof
13:03
of vaccine stickers from
13:05
common childhood vaccines such
as mmr
13:08
and bringing them into germany
13:11
i think there's going to be a
there's
13:15
going to be
13:16
maybe a little black market
going on the
13:18
vaccine stickers
13:22
that's one way of going yeah
13:25
uh and and i can understand why
there's
13:27
now a law mandating vaccines
13:30
in german schools if you uh if
you
13:32
actually
13:33
if you want to go then you have
to have
13:35
the have to have the vaccine
when it's
13:38
available when it's available
is the big
13:39
question
13:40
um fauci on a podcast which i
couldn't
13:43
find quick enough to clip it
claims
13:45
uh russia's vaccine and its
claim of
13:49
efficacy is bogus uh so i guess
we need
13:53
to get
13:53
the modern guys moving a little
bit
13:55
faster
13:56
gotta rock and roll and
14:00
um we have well before i get to
the
14:03
therapeutics
14:04
it's very clear where we're
going to
14:06
take it next the news media has
already
14:08
been
14:09
notified in fact in this
supercut which
14:11
one of our producers put this
super cut
14:13
together
14:14
uh it's hard to do super cuts
actually
14:16
and uh so i tighten it up a
little bit
14:18
just to make it somewhat
snappier
14:20
so he recorded all of these
himself and
14:22
i'm i think that's very cool
14:25
except the actual topic what
we're
14:27
looking forward to is
14:28
not so cool well as the battle
against
14:30
covet 19 continues it's
14:32
also time to get ready for flu
season
14:34
and this year there are
concerns about a
14:36
possible
14:36
twin endemic they're calling it
a
14:38
potential twin democ the
coronavirus
14:40
pandemic still going strong
14:42
at the same time flu season is
14:44
approaching a new term you
could be
14:46
hearing more this fall
14:48
twindemic and she says the
earlier we
14:50
get our flu shots the less
14:51
likely we'll end up in a twin
democrat
14:54
the earlier you get that shot
14:56
the sooner you have immunity
this year
14:58
with the coven 19 pandemic
expected to
15:00
coincide with flu season
doctors say the
15:02
concern over a possible
15:04
twindemoc underscores the need
for
15:06
people to get the flu vaccine
15:08
do you know the term twindemic
it's what
15:11
they're calling a
15:12
twin democrat so tom a twin
dynamic is
15:14
exactly how it sounds
15:16
i want to ask you more but is
twindemk a
15:18
new word did we just make this
up or
15:19
have we
15:20
experienced or used the term
twindemic
15:22
in the past as far as i know i
think
15:24
it's made up
15:25
so it's specially coined for
what we're
15:26
going through but but
15:28
it's coined i think based on
the latin
15:30
for where the pandemic comes
from so
15:33
what yeah what yeah that was
interesting
15:36
i
15:37
and i left that in there for
for us to
15:39
discuss what does she mean
15:41
does that mean because the
latin for
15:44
twin i guess is gemini or
something
15:47
but there's chimera could
chimera which
15:49
could could she mean
15:50
a chimera no what she means is
she's a
15:53
moron oh thank you for i'm
thinking way
15:57
too high level
15:59
how so it's just full of crap
there's
16:03
what's latin got to do with
taking the
16:05
word twin for two
16:06
and adding the second half of
the word
16:09
pandemic to demick
16:10
or epidemic for that matter
whatever you
16:12
want to use maybe she's talking
about
16:13
the demick
16:14
part may have a latin root
16:18
but no
16:22
no matter we we did get an
interesting
16:25
end of show possibility
16:26
as far as i know i think it's
made up
16:28
then there's a possibility
16:30
and a show i said well i have
one i must
16:33
throw it out at you well i have
a
16:34
separate
16:34
several if you want to do that
if you
16:36
want to check it out we might
as well
16:38
okay what do you got
16:39
i got stealth stealth
16:43
or stealth totally stealth oh
that's
16:46
right
16:46
trump talking about the f-35
let me see
16:49
what else do i have i have
16:51
uh this one
16:54
data is our friend
16:57
i have this one i'm not serious
about
17:00
what i'm doing
17:01
then i think probably one of
the better
17:03
ones donald trump is stealing
the
17:05
election
17:05
i kind of like that
17:09
okay i think that's the one
that's the
17:11
one okay exactly now
17:12
so uh we have the twin devin
coming up
17:14
and this is an obvious push for
more
17:16
don't forget children you think
that
17:19
you're going to wait
17:20
for the covid19 vaccination
17:24
ho ho we have a bottom line we
have
17:27
shareholders
17:28
we need you to still go out and
get your
17:30
flu shot supply
17:31
is said to be very healthy this
year in
17:33
fact many companies have been
ramping up
17:34
their production
17:36
there could be as many as 15
percent
17:38
more supply
17:39
millions of more doses that
have been
17:41
produced by by the vaccine
17:43
drug developers just to meet
the demand
17:46
that is expected
17:47
doctors and pharmacies are
expecting
17:49
higher demand and vaccine
makers are
17:51
increasing production
17:52
some up to 15 percent so we do
expect
17:55
there should be sufficient
supply
17:57
one more reason to get your flu
shot
17:59
early dr wheeler said
18:00
is to avoid the crowds it is
one thing
18:03
you cannot do remotely
18:05
so why not get it done early
and avoid
18:07
the lines
18:08
not only are flu shots already
available
18:11
at many pharmacies some like
cvs are
18:13
letting you do all the paperwork
18:14
online so you just show up with
your
18:16
mask on get your shot
18:18
and help prevent another
airborne virus
18:20
from taking hold
18:22
the vaccine will be coming
available
18:23
within the next few weeks in
places like
18:25
lewis drug
18:26
and high v pharmacies or even
offering
18:28
drive up flu shots
18:31
go get your shots kids we got
we got a
18:34
quarter to make we can't have
18:35
i'm sure they saw this and
there's not
18:37
saying one thing about the fact
that if
18:39
we're all gonna walk around
these masks
18:40
all the time that the
18:41
flu season should be very mild
18:44
well all the way up shall do
anything
18:46
they're going to keep you from
getting
18:47
the flu
18:48
here's here's how i'm tying the
two
18:50
together
18:51
they they launched the made-up
word
18:53
twindemic
18:54
it's not a medical term that was
18:56
admitted so they launched that
18:58
they say literally you'll
probably be
19:01
here but stop
19:02
stop hey who's they
19:06
the new the news the news
people you
19:08
just heard in that clip
19:11
then the second thing is i'd
like to
19:13
know the genesis of this
19:14
some one person you interrupted
me as i
19:17
was about to tell you
19:18
oh you have it okay i know it's
so
19:21
obvious
19:23
again if you listen to the clip
you hear
19:25
them say oh you're going to
hear this is
19:26
a new word oh boy this is a
word g
19:28
these were all local stations
start to
19:30
start to ring any bells
19:32
this is a bye this is a media by
19:35
they came they made up the word
19:37
twindemic
19:38
because they need to sell the
current
19:41
vaccine
19:42
twindemic you got to get both
one's not
19:44
good enough
19:46
fine you can say this and i
agree that
19:48
somebody did this but it's not
just a
19:50
generalized they
19:52
that's a person it's a one far
pharma
19:54
company yeah well i don't know
which one
19:57
are you guys with a lot of good
ideas
19:59
yes
20:00
exactly this is just like let's
find out
20:03
who it is
20:04
well who makes the flu vaccine
there's a
20:06
couple of them aren't there
20:11
well that's a good question
since we've
20:13
dropped the ball on the flu
vaccine oh
20:15
let me see uh sanofi it's gotta
be one
20:19
of them it's got to be one of
their pr
20:20
ages
20:21
here's what i think is going
about this
20:23
sort of thing this
20:24
twindemic phrase somebody is
itching
20:29
because i know these guys
somebody is
20:31
itching to be
20:32
found out and take credit for
this term
20:37
so okay maybe maybe foutshield
20:40
and i haven't heard those guys
say it so
20:42
this is not true this is not a
medical
20:43
term
20:44
he's not creative he can't even
say
20:46
brolf but
20:47
he is the man that says you
gotta go out
20:50
and you've gotta
20:51
you've gotta get your flu
vaccine this
20:52
is this is an
20:54
industry issue i'm sure they're
flipping
20:57
i'm gonna make it my
20:58
over the next of three months
i'll give
21:01
myself three months i can't get
myself
21:02
longer all right
21:03
to find out the exact person
who came up
21:05
with this bull crap
21:07
good to be here bro okay
21:10
well uh they're doing it uh
21:13
here's what they're doing
massachusetts
21:15
a flu shot will be required
21:17
for all students in
massachusetts the
21:20
department of public health
21:21
just announcing this that all
children
21:24
from the age of
21:25
six months to those enrolled in
college
21:28
must
21:29
receive an influenza vaccine by
december
21:32
31st in order to attend school
in
21:34
january
21:35
exemptions apply to students
with
21:37
medical or religious reasons
and those
21:40
who are home schooled
21:41
and higher education students
who are
21:43
completely off campus
21:45
state health officials say this
new
21:47
requirement is an important
step to
21:49
reduce
21:49
flu-related illnesses and the
overall
21:52
impact of respiratory illness
during the
21:54
covet 19 pandemic
21:56
never let a crisis go to waste
let's
21:59
push it
22:00
this is the dream this is just
22:03
did she say that i mean i'd
almost want
22:07
to hear that whole thing again
because
22:08
i think she said that this
includes
22:11
students who are not
22:12
on campus and they're out in
the stick
22:13
someplace yeah yeah remote what
do they
22:16
need a shot for
22:17
in order to attend school in
january
22:20
exemptions apply to students
22:22
with medical or religious
reasons and
22:24
those who are homeschooled
22:26
and higher education students
who are
22:28
completely off campus
22:30
officials say this new
requirement is an
22:32
important step to reduce
22:34
flu-related illnesses and the
overall
22:36
impact of respiratory illness
during the
22:38
kobit 19 pandemic
22:40
i remind us of the the goldman
sachs
22:44
um back in 2009 or 10
22:48
the goldman sachs medical
financial
22:50
conference where
22:51
all the everyone was there
saying
22:53
vaccines it's the future
22:55
you're making people buy
something when
22:57
they're not sick
22:59
and look at all the vaccines
where now
23:01
kids are up to 60 or 70
23:04
before before they're before
they're
23:06
even teenagers
23:08
and uh this is it's a big this
is a big
23:10
money maker this flu vaccine
this is big
23:13
big money so they need to have
23:14
people not sitting around
waiting and at
23:17
the same time kind of you know
23:19
get them all primed and pumped
for uh
23:21
for the covid vaccine
23:23
and so they tie them together
twindemic
23:26
oh
23:26
twin there's no evidence
scientific it's
23:30
just crazy uh okay
23:33
now uh what we do have is saudi
arabia
23:39
um safety outcome
23:42
of their their their
hydroxychloroquine
23:45
zinc study approved therapeutic
protocol
23:48
for outpatients uh
23:51
ivor merc ivermecity ivermecitin
23:56
i-v-e-r-m-e-c-t-i-n
23:58
uh this is also something
that's been on
24:01
the market forever
24:02
and could have a similar effect
to the
24:04
hydroxychloroquine you still
need the
24:06
zinc and your
24:08
oh no wait this is the is this
instead
24:10
of
24:12
instead of the z-pack i think
now
24:15
there's just this just more
24:17
um more options coming out
24:20
the most entertaining is
certainly
24:24
the one that the my pillow
founder and
24:27
ceo mike lindell
24:30
tried to promote and and i
don't think
24:33
he really need to promote it
24:36
but try to get some attention
for it to
24:39
save people's lives
24:41
it is um made by a company
called
24:44
phoenix biotechnology
24:46
it's oleandrin extract which is
i think
24:48
a flower
24:49
so it's yeah it's basically it's
24:51
basically and there's all kinds
of proof
24:53
of that working or
24:54
people who believe it's not an
fda thing
24:56
it's like a supplement
24:58
you know it could it could be
what and
25:00
alex jones sells for all i know
25:02
but he believes it he got i
guess ben
25:04
carson to take a look at it
25:06
and uh carson said and carson
has some
25:09
credibility so yeah it looks
like that
25:11
looks like that's the real deal
and uh
25:14
he's he invested
25:15
uh in the company to help them
and is on
25:18
the board and i think this guy
25:19
does come from a good place but
he knows
25:22
how to sell stuff on television
25:24
when he has control of the
message not
25:27
when you go
25:28
on anderson pooper you don't
have a
25:30
medical background
25:31
you're not a scientist unlike
dr bill
25:34
gates
25:34
yet you're claiming this
substance which
25:37
has not been studied in any
meaningful
25:38
way can cure
25:39
covid and you have a financial
stake in
25:42
the company
25:43
you would profit from it if
this is
25:45
being sold widely
25:47
morally is that right i love
that
25:51
really anderson you mean like
uh us
25:54
paying the
25:55
vaccine companies in advance
and they're
25:57
still going to go make money
for it
25:58
morally morally is that right
anderson
26:01
morally
26:02
please and i just love that you
have no
26:05
credentials mine
26:07
now there is no peer-reviewed
study
26:09
there is
26:11
a uh a pre-print which you know
26:14
when it was a pre-print for the
modern
26:16
vaccine everybody was all
jacked and
26:18
jitty
26:18
but now it's you know lindell
is like a
26:21
trump guy now
26:23
well you know i was contacted
on easter
26:25
sunday after
26:26
you know that i've told the
whole
26:27
country to pray up for the
answer for
26:29
this pandemic and
26:30
and the uh it's a great
administration
26:33
has has had me anything i hear
out there
26:35
about
26:36
whether it be good sanitizers
or cures
26:38
or anything to bring it back to
the task
26:40
force
26:40
so this guy called me on easter
sunday
26:42
and said he had an answer to
the virus
26:45
and uh i reached out to my
friend
26:47
secretary carson who's on the
task force
26:50
and he's a doctor and he looked
into it
26:52
all got everything from the
company
26:53
and he said this is the real
deal it's
26:55
been tested by over a thousand
people to
26:58
be saved
26:58
medical school wait a minute
stop what's
27:01
up
27:02
there's no public peer-reviewed
studies
27:05
about this there's no there is
there's
27:07
no other
27:08
trials that have been published
anywhere
27:12
yeah the their safety test that
was done
27:13
in 2016 for
27:15
over a thousand people that
it's safe to
27:17
take and if
27:21
the only study or report out is
is a one
27:24
report from the university of
texas
27:26
that was a pre-print study and
that was
27:28
only involving
27:29
cells in in a test tube no
there's been
27:32
there's been human studies
27:34
absolutely human studies
27:39
where are these human studies
27:43
don't you love this this is so
nuts
27:46
why aren't they publicly
reviewed out
27:48
there why aren't they been peer
reviewed
27:50
well the the thousand people
are out
27:52
there i don't know if you can't
find it
27:53
i'm not i'm i'm not a medical
doctor i
27:55
just know that ben carson who's
on the
27:57
task force
27:58
he brought it to the president
going
28:01
ben carson has in the past you
know been
28:03
paid
28:04
to promote supplements and got
in
28:06
trouble for it back in 2015
28:08
so he has a track record on
that you are
28:11
telling people that this cures
covid
28:14
you have no studies to prove it
and
28:16
you're saying a thousand people
28:20
when i seen the train wreck a
thousand
28:22
people that it was safe that's
all
28:23
right okay if you've seen this
where is
28:26
it
28:27
where is
28:34
sir you said you've seen this
test where
28:36
is it
28:38
so poor mike and what was he
thinking
28:42
it just makes no sense well you
know i
28:44
know what he was thinking he's
28:45
very con self-confident with
self-made
28:48
million billionaire for all i
know right
28:50
and he was from
28:52
pillows and sales pitches and
he's not
28:56
no agenda listener he's naive
and he
28:58
went on there thinking they're
going to
28:59
help him
29:00
promote this just good for
mankind
29:03
you know herb and
29:06
he got the right pulled out
from owner
29:08
because he was he wasn't
thinking
29:10
he had no knowledge to to know
better
29:14
he needs to just feel sorry for
guys who
29:16
would get ambushed by the media
yeah
29:18
well i mean he i thought he
would have a
29:20
little more savvy than to let
himself
29:22
get ambushed like that
29:23
but he it's futile it's futile
it's
29:26
futile because that's totally
futile
29:29
this is a few types
29:30
yes australia australia has made
29:33
and new zealand they've made
this this
29:35
leap frog over a whole bunch of
stuff
29:37
we've already been through
29:39
and they're going straight to
where it
29:40
counts there will be um
29:42
strong you know them i suspect
the
29:44
majority of australians will get
29:46
vaccinated
29:47
and then there will be a strong
public
29:49
view
29:50
that those who choose not to get
29:52
vaccinated
29:54
need to um there needs to be
29:58
some sort of in incentive stick
30:01
perhaps through the current
programs
30:03
including no jab no pay
30:06
to make that happen so i think
that is a
30:09
a very reasonable
interpretation of what
30:12
um the pm had to say
30:14
today again looking at specific
things
30:17
like not being able to
30:19
um go into restaurants not
being able to
30:21
travel internationally
30:22
screwed they got the incentive
stick
30:27
yeah the incentive is the
tattoo you
30:30
have you get a tattoo with a
number and
30:31
don't
30:32
on your forearm and don't you
dare the
30:34
number of your vaccination
number
30:36
don't you dare think you slaves
of the
30:38
prison colony don't you think
you can
30:40
get away with it
30:41
the feds are everywhere police
are
30:44
preparing to launch their
30:45
aerial arsenal as part of a
crackdown on
30:48
covert rule breakers
high-powered drones
30:51
will be used to find people not
wearing
30:53
masks
30:54
and cars too far from home
30:58
over the next week victoria
police will
31:00
dispatch drones
31:01
they'll be keeping a watch on
synchilde
31:03
and port melbourne beach
31:05
making sure skate parks and
playgrounds
31:08
remain empty
31:10
and for those who head to the
park a
31:12
mask
31:13
is a must or at least a face
covering
31:16
police have also been using
drones to
31:18
guard the new south wales border
31:20
there's no escaping this
high-powered
31:23
aerial arsenal
31:24
it can be flown for seven
kilometers the
31:26
camera is
31:27
infrared and it's so clear it
can read a
31:30
vehicle's number plate
31:32
from 500 meters away it doesn't
really
31:34
bother me i'm doing the right
thing so
31:36
i've got nothing to hide
31:39
i have nothing to hide i'm a
rule
31:40
follower don't worry about me
31:43
and of course these drones are
31:44
manufactured in china
31:49
sending some data back home you
know
31:51
about rule followers
31:53
all this bull crap about the
schools and
31:57
we know a couple of teachers
here and
31:59
it's they
32:00
they if they always there's no
plan this
32:02
but that's why i keep hearing
there's no
32:03
plan we don't have a plan
32:05
they expect some plan to come
down and
32:08
be created for the
32:09
individual school well this
opened the
32:11
school to have a class
32:13
this is what i'm realizing that
32:18
sadly many teachers today don't
have the
32:21
skills or the creativity to
come up with
32:24
a plan
32:25
they are rule followers okay
got my
32:28
curriculum
32:29
got my google classroom got my
32:31
chromebooks here's what i do i
follow
32:33
and that's it's been forced
that way
32:36
through initiatives such as
common core
32:38
but also
32:39
commentared and they're just
they don't
32:42
have the capacity to put a this
there's
32:44
no
32:44
entrepreneurial spirit by these
people i
32:48
just don't think they have it
32:49
it's not what they do anymore
they don't
32:51
think there's no box to think
out of
32:54
they're just in it sitting in
it all the
32:55
time tell us what to do
32:57
we need the plan and the plan
needs to
32:59
come from the administrators the
33:00
administrators
33:01
like i don't know a governor
you got a
33:03
plan
33:06
yeah that's what they keep
blaming trump
33:07
for yeah but he it's not his
business
33:10
every school is different
33:12
it's like what happened to
initiative
33:13
yeah well i don't think that i
don't
33:15
think they
33:15
it's like kids too you know
there's no
33:18
more initiative follow the
millennials
33:20
in particular
33:22
yeah well i was i oh man i had
some good
33:24
conversation with the
millennials i
33:26
have a front seat to some stuff
which is
33:28
fantastic
33:30
um but
33:33
you know these kids they come
out of
33:34
school whether they go to
college or not
33:37
but the college of the
33:38
worst and you know it's like
hey college
33:39
degree here's your 35
33:41
000 a year job so they're
disillusioned
33:44
they've got
33:44
debt they don't they hate they
hate the
33:47
system because they don't know
how to
33:48
get in it they don't know how
to do
33:49
anything with the system
politic it's
33:51
not easy
33:52
to get into politics and it's
so corrupt
33:55
there's so much money
33:57
go flying around and that's
just the
33:59
capitalist system somehow they
believe
34:01
something else will be better
so they're
34:02
just saying you know what i'll
give in
34:04
but the only way the kids today
can
34:06
participate in the political
process
34:09
is through celebrities
celebrities on
34:11
social media
34:12
they see this the whole dnc i
saw lots
34:15
of celebrities
34:16
clearly they must be influencing
34:18
something that's my way that's
the way
34:20
to be something in this world
is be like
34:22
them
34:27
well that would be uh that
would account
34:28
for the instagram celebrities
34:31
exactly exactly just the
fractal of of
34:34
the what we would call
34:36
at least us old fogies yeah
we'd call
34:39
real celebrities
34:40
yes household fogies i have
three other
34:43
things i learned from the from
the
34:44
millennials i'm gonna do a
little
34:46
rundown
34:46
every couple of weeks okay so
i've got
34:49
one
34:50
um the number one song
34:53
in the country number one video
anywhere
34:56
is uh
34:57
and maybe number one in many
countries
34:59
is cardi b
35:02
which i sent you the clip so
you could
35:03
take a look at it yeah it's
gross
35:05
yeah yeah yeah but the
millennials i
35:07
mean
35:09
i would say it comes as close
to being
35:12
uh satanical and disgusting
35:18
as anything i've ever seen it
is a v
35:20
that's actually not taken down
35:23
i'm just even allowed to be i
mean it's
35:25
just it's just
35:26
it's just something about it is
makes
35:28
your skin crawl
35:30
uh well the lyrics are quite
interesting
35:32
you know if you if you eat my
ass you're
35:34
a bottom feeder i mean there's
a lot of
35:36
weird stuff in there but the
millennials
35:38
two female millennials said to
me
35:41
yeah oh you know what's the
difference
35:44
between this and the crap we've
been
35:46
hearing from male rappers for
20 years
35:48
then i had no answer to that
because
35:50
it's just as bad
35:52
just as bad so
35:55
and it's what the kids want man
the kids
35:58
want this crap
35:59
it's it's deranged but it
doesn't matter
36:01
if it's male or female that's
what they
36:02
want
36:04
um oh and then actually my my
favorite
36:08
from the millennials
36:10
was i what do you think's going
on with
36:12
the with the usps the postal
service
36:15
they know exactly what's
happening this
36:17
is trump
36:19
and trump bet they do trump
36:22
they didn't even say it's about
the
36:24
election that's what's so
36:25
interesting not at all this is
about
36:28
trump
36:29
he wants to privatize the post
office
36:32
that that horrible man that's so
36:34
capitalist of him
36:35
and they have a plan to help
save the
36:38
post office and they set it in
unison
36:41
by stamps
36:47
what in order to save the post
office
36:50
the millennials
36:52
are telling each other to go
buy stamps
36:56
well they can all become stamped
36:57
collectively
37:01
that just tickles me pink man i
love
37:03
that
37:05
advice stamps uh
37:09
then a final i think kind of
final piece
37:10
of data i have
37:12
on the changes in work habits a
buddy of
37:14
mine
37:15
uh who's in dallas has a his
own it firm
37:18
and he does uh all i t stuff for
37:22
for large companies and i was
talking so
37:25
what are the changes you're
seeing
37:28
and the first thing he said is
that um
37:32
every company that he is
servicing right
37:35
now
37:36
is in the process or has
already reduced
37:39
their real estate portfolio by
37:41
40 percent 40 in anticipation
of having
37:45
a
37:46
huge homework force
37:49
in place they already have that
in place
37:51
of course
37:52
interesting the the remaining
real
37:54
estate they have
37:56
will be increased you're not
talking
37:58
about residential then
38:00
now i'm talking about offices
companies
38:01
with offices yeah okay that's
different
38:04
i'm sorry that's what i meant
so the
38:05
company's uh commercial real
estate is
38:08
what you mean
38:10
yes yeah yeah and in well what
i said is
38:13
these companies
38:14
they have reduced their real
estate
38:17
portfolio by
38:18
40 what uh they're also doing is
38:22
they're uh reconfiguring what
they have
38:24
left and
38:25
all you know where you had like
a 200 by
38:27
200 space
38:28
that's now going to uh 275 or
300.
38:32
for now i used to give a speech
in
38:36
the 90s about telework
38:40
at the point they changed from
38:41
telecommuting somebody dreamed
of the
38:43
word telework and that's the
word you're
38:45
supposed to use when that took
place i
38:46
was giving a bunch of these
speeches
38:48
talking about
38:48
how these offices are stupid
and what's
38:50
the point and all the rest of it
38:52
and i gave this speech for so
long
38:55
promoting telework
38:57
that i actually stopped giving
this
38:59
speech because nothing was
happening it
39:01
wasn't going to happen
39:02
and now because of this it
seems to be
39:05
re-energized this whole
39:06
notion to the point where
they're
39:08
actually taking action
39:10
this is a disaster well i asked
him very
39:12
specifically about the human
aspect of
39:15
it
39:15
and and the performance aspect
so the
39:18
human aspect
39:19
he says is very interesting
what has
39:21
happened culturally it used to
be
39:23
if you were not in the office
you would
39:25
do everything to make sure no
one
39:28
caught you so if you were
outside and
39:31
someone heard a bird chirp
39:32
on the conference called like
busted
39:34
what are you doing
39:36
and so that is now changed
where you
39:39
know there's
39:39
all kinds of examples of
conference call
39:42
business calls a kid comes in
mommy i
39:44
got a poop
39:44
you know that kind of stuff and
now it's
39:46
still seen as kind of endearing
39:48
it's endearing and uh but he
says the
39:51
pendulum swang so far it's it's
coming
39:53
back and people will have to
39:54
professionalize
39:56
um and i said well how about
performance
39:59
and it's kind of unfair to ask
him how
40:02
these companies measure
performance he
40:04
said well
40:05
uh the call center guys are of
course
40:08
able to measure their
performance
40:10
very uh very accurately because
they
40:13
have
40:13
all the data you need to see
how things
40:15
are going with with their with
their
40:17
workers
40:18
productivity is up it's up
40:21
uh on call centers and he says
the
40:23
feeling he gets from all his
clients
40:25
in general productivity is up
and i said
40:28
why
40:30
uh his answer was somewhat
surprising
40:33
he says workers from home are
very aware
40:37
that their companies are
tracking them
40:40
when they log in
40:41
what you know what they're
doing and so
40:43
it it
40:44
it acts as an incentive to get
your shit
40:47
done
40:48
and i thought that was
fascinating
40:50
because it's just another
version of the
40:52
ah i know i know facebook is
tracking me
40:54
but look at all the great stuff
i get
40:56
for free it's okay
40:57
so people are kind of
negotiating that a
40:59
little bit and it's in their
heads
41:02
again i'll go back to my
speeches and
41:04
the s-i-i-s-a wrote for the
41:06
cosmic weenie on the uh working
from
41:09
home yeah
41:10
when purp when people for just
the and i
41:12
think this is a problem that's
not being
41:13
discussed and wasn't should be
discussed
41:16
when you first start working
from home
41:18
you're always more productive
41:21
uh because you don't know how
to work
41:22
from home it's just you're
incompetent
41:24
sure
41:24
and so you do it you actually
work a
41:26
little harder you're a little
more
41:27
paranoid about you know
41:28
not having this opportunity to
last very
41:31
long and all these things
41:32
so you do you your the
productivity
41:34
always goes up
41:35
yeah and then it and then after
a while
41:38
it
41:38
we don't know what happens
because this
41:40
hasn't been kept as a long-term
41:42
experiment except for people
41:43
who are in the field all the
time and
41:45
are used to being working from
home and
41:47
they know what the
41:48
how they should pace themselves
it's a
41:49
pacing problem or anything it
seems to
41:51
me
41:53
so so that i've i've always
felt working
41:55
from home is a way to improve
41:57
productivity in almost any
company
42:01
well life is so it's not a
surprise
42:04
no but but things are going to
change
42:06
really drastically i think
42:08
yeah well it's not this
something about
42:11
it is uh
42:13
i've kind of changed my mind
about the
42:15
the idea i think uh
42:17
the people used to harp on well
there's
42:20
a team
42:21
work aspect you know you got
you you
42:22
work with a bunch of people
42:24
and you have to work together
and yes
42:26
and it most businesses
42:28
it's like a team and you did
this you
42:30
can't be a team if nobody ever
sees each
42:32
other
42:32
right well interesting you say
42:33
interesting you say that
because the
42:35
number one
42:35
uh integration he's doing these
days is
42:38
literally microsoft teams
42:40
he says and those guys they are
just
42:43
flooding the market
42:44
they're throwing everything in
the
42:46
kitchen sink in there
42:47
just to have market share uh
they can't
42:50
he says
42:50
anyone who's using slack all the
42:52
startups he said the startups
have
42:54
they they're using different
pieces they
42:56
plug it together you can't get
them off
42:58
slack it's religion
42:59
but he says microsoft teams
they are
43:01
just flooding the zone
43:03
and giving away great deals for
for
43:05
corporations and they will
probably win
43:07
some version of whatever the
43:09
you know zoom i think is
probably not a
43:11
long-term
43:12
uh stock play i guess unless
you're
43:14
short
43:15
i don't think that's going to
go so well
43:18
well yeah i like the idea that
you throw
43:22
a sports term in because i
heard that
43:25
this term has been thrown
around i've
43:27
been hearing it what term did i
use i
43:29
don't know i want you to
explain it
43:30
because you used it
43:31
okay and not that i'm calling
you out or
43:33
no
43:34
but when you said flooding the
zone what
43:36
does that mean
43:38
oh interesting uh i think it
comes from
43:41
basketball
43:43
i have no idea no okay i have
no idea
43:46
where is it it's a football
term it is a
43:48
football term okay where you
have a zone
43:50
defense and you have some area
that you
43:52
want to uh
43:52
over over protect you flood the
zone
43:55
with extra players
43:57
gotcha but people have been
saying this
44:00
constantly on tv and elsewhere
44:02
his own flooding the zone
interesting
44:04
and like every time i hear it
i'm
44:05
thinking i wonder if this guy
even has a
44:07
clue why he's
44:08
saying that well uh i i can
give you a
44:11
little uh
44:11
fun uh rundown of noodle gun
changes
44:14
made to the uh
44:16
uh see what is this this has to
be now
44:22
i'm trying to think which
44:23
uh which which sport is this
44:26
i guess it's maybe maybe it's
just for
44:30
the electronic sports so they're
44:32
changing terms like
44:33
auction or draft so the draft
44:38
uh that term will now be
changed to
44:40
salary cap
44:41
the price of a player will be
changed to
44:44
salary because of course you
know
44:46
you can't put a price on a
black man's
44:47
head wait go back to that what
would you
44:49
what
44:49
did start over okay so i'm not
sure if
44:52
these are
44:53
across the board in sports or
someone
44:55
sent it to me so i don't know i
just got
44:56
it this morning
44:58
um and it's about changes to
vocabulary
45:02
in the sporting world
45:04
so the changes that are have
been
45:06
changed are being proposed to
be changed
45:08
and i i don't know which sport
it is i
45:11
don't know shit about it but i
have this
45:12
list
45:13
so the old term where you talk
about
45:15
drafting a player
45:16
draft is no longer going to be
used it
45:18
will be salary cap
45:20
price no it won't i'm just
telling you
45:23
what it says
45:25
but then no those two terms are
45:26
completely discrepant that's
the problem
45:32
price the salary cap refers to
the
45:34
overall
45:35
budget that a team is allotted
by the
45:37
league generally speaking by
rule
45:40
it's got nothing to maybe maybe
maybe
45:43
maybe i'm misreading that one
45:46
but maybe auction let me
because it's
45:48
they have draft in parentheses
auction
45:50
could that be turned into a
salary cap i
45:53
have no idea i have no idea
this is nuts
45:55
we live in a crazy age let's
move on
45:57
price i think some guy's
buffalo from
46:00
yahoo news
46:00
price becomes salary
46:04
owner or ownership becomes
manager
46:07
owned becomes rostered
46:11
cost becomes average salary the
winning
46:14
bid
46:15
you won like this is all for
draft stuff
46:17
uh becomes signed the bid
46:19
it becomes you see it's taking
away all
46:21
these slave like
46:23
terms that sick people put
together in
46:25
their head
46:29
well they these people need to
see get a
46:31
therapist well you're going to
be
46:32
watching it on tv
46:33
so it's coming no matter what
you want
46:36
it's all coming everything's
changing
46:39
then i wanted to just
46:40
before we get into some other
fun stuff
46:43
one to close the door on the
shadow gate
46:45
for our producers mainly
because it's
46:46
the most emailed
46:48
link to me um very interesting
of course
46:52
how you have this
46:53
so-called documentary and i
think we
46:56
both agree there's not really
anything
46:58
super new in it it's it's a
47:01
nice compendium of things um
47:04
i like the although no proof i
like the
47:07
idea that the obama phone was
47:09
uh was wrapped up in it and like
47:12
it could you know i have to
make a
47:14
comment we didn't make and i
hate to do
47:16
it because i don't want to be a
sexist
47:19
but millennial millie or
whatever she
47:21
calls herself is incredibly
photogenic
47:24
she is she is and
47:27
i think millie is really millie
and her
47:29
whole crew really the producer
and
47:31
everyone around that i think are
47:33
kind of victims in this you
need to know
47:35
that uh infowars and alex jones
47:38
severed all their all
relationships with
47:40
them uh
47:41
two days ago over this
documentary
47:44
well i'm because of the
documentary well
47:47
okay so the so
47:48
the meme that's out there that
even some
47:50
people who made this
47:52
documentary it's not a
documentary um
47:55
they believed that the deep
state was
47:57
trying to stop it from getting
out
48:00
and that's why they didn't get
it out
48:02
they barely were lucky to get
it out
48:04
millie got arrested
48:05
and alex jones is deep state
and that's
48:07
why he wants nothing to do with
him
48:08
anymore
48:09
that's that's the story and
that's what
48:11
people are believing i just
want to give
48:13
you my view
48:14
i may be wrong uh but i've done
i did
48:16
quite a bit of work
48:18
into and background really on
two of the
48:20
players
48:21
millie um and uh this tory
48:25
uh who is really the main focus
of uh of
48:28
of the whole video now millie
48:32
it just comes from some kind of
troubled
48:34
past
48:35
she dated apparently the girls
gone wild
48:38
guy joe francis so
48:39
i don't think we have to say
much more
48:41
that millie may have had some
bad
48:43
experiences
48:44
and she's probably just a
really sweet
48:45
girl and but i think she's
being taken
48:48
advantage of and
48:49
after listening i watched the
whole
48:52
video again
48:53
and i listened to two episodes
of this
48:55
story t-o-r-e
48:57
um and she has a very you know
you try
49:00
and look into her
49:02
there's no evidence that she
had any
49:04
ndas with companies that have
expired
49:06
and therefore she can
49:08
say all this stuff and
everything she
49:09
had the seth rich server
49:11
and then she didn't have it and
the cops
49:13
want her she's very well versed
in
49:16
legal terms and likes to say
i'm suing
49:19
you my law
49:20
my legal team is ready she has
lawsuits
49:23
um city in north dakota is
still suing
49:26
her over some charity called
49:29
the uh magic city christmas
where she
49:32
had gofundmes and paypal
49:34
and uh she didn't have a permit
they
49:37
asked to get a permit
49:38
she didn't do it she tried to
get the
49:40
bank to sponsor a different and
she was
49:42
just sending out materials with
the
49:43
sponsors logos as if they had
agreed to
49:46
it
49:46
and she got called on it and
then she
49:48
tried to run for mayor there was
49:50
people protesting her becoming
a mayor i
49:53
have videos of her being a
doctor she's
49:55
dr
49:55
toure a phd from harvard uh
also she
49:59
got a purple heart and many
other uh
50:01
medals in her military service
which is
50:04
also not verifiable at all
50:07
um so she just has a whole
bunch of
50:09
stuff going on
50:11
until she could pass very
checkered past
50:13
now she shows up
50:14
in millie's life by her own
words around
50:17
february
50:18
she um now she's very good at
picking up
50:21
things and stringing them
together
50:23
she's a lot of things she says
just
50:25
they're not verifiable or true
at all
50:28
um i think she was using this to
50:31
increase her profile
50:33
um by the way she was doing her
50:36
so-called syndicated radio show
yeah she
50:38
they they played her for free
on red
50:40
state radio even those guys
kicked her
50:42
kicked her off they want
nothing to do
50:44
with it because she's trouble
50:46
and i also think that she may
have
50:49
somehow manipulated this arrest
because
50:51
she was well or weird aware of
the
50:53
situation
50:54
with millie and her mother it
was a
50:55
domestic disturbance that's why
someone
50:58
has to be arrested
50:59
but she's now she had this
whole call on
51:02
her podcast with millie and
she's crying
51:05
millie's like okay yeah
51:06
and she's oh i don't want to
play it
51:09
what i do want to play
51:10
is her next victim her next
victim um
51:14
who she's been grooming and
this is all
51:16
just me i have no
51:17
no evidence whatsoever just my
feeling i
51:20
know people i've been around
i've been
51:21
grifted myself
51:23
um now she's sucking up to the
uh
51:26
new um candidate for uh
51:30
representative in the in
congress the
51:33
laura loomer what you need to
understand
51:35
is that laura loomer
51:37
she's gonna fix this two ways
she's
51:40
gonna fix it
51:41
she's gonna file a lawsuit and
you'll be
51:42
like well okay let her file a
lawsuit
51:45
against jack dorsey whoop do
you do it's
51:46
not gonna be against jack dorsey
51:48
if time traveling tory remembers
51:50
correctly
51:51
i'm just joking um it'll
probably be
51:54
something like uh youtube
instagram or
51:56
facebook
51:57
and it won't be for like
millions of
51:58
dollars it's gonna be historic
52:00
it's gonna be like billions
three to
52:02
five billion and i'll be like
hey can i
52:04
like join in because
52:06
i'd like to buy a house so that
i can
52:09
live right next to you so we
can like
52:10
hang out all the time in
washington dc
52:14
and you're going to be like but
she
52:15
doesn't live in washington
guess what
52:16
guys
52:17
this woman she's going to
congress and
52:19
i'm going with her
52:20
she is going to congress
because she is
52:22
going to change the world
52:24
as you know it and you're going
to be
52:25
like dory that's crazy
52:27
yeah i see a lot of things that
may
52:29
sound a little bit off but you
know
52:31
maybe they'll come out and
you'll be
52:33
like oh maybe tori was right
52:35
she does a lot of this yeah you
know i i
52:38
started parlor
52:39
i got laura on there yeah she
i'm not
52:41
verified because laura hasn't
time to
52:43
send the email to get me
verified
52:44
it's all crap this is not a
52:46
whistleblower who worked in
some deep
52:48
deep state operation
52:50
recruited by the brennan people
herself
52:52
as she said
52:53
all the things she put were in
there i
52:55
think are probably true
52:57
but she's not some magical uh
some
53:00
magical person who just all of
a sudden
53:02
comes along and hears this
treasure
53:03
trove
53:04
no no so i'm closing the door on
53:07
shadowgate no one else has to
contact me
53:09
about it it's
53:11
it's disappointing very
disappointing
53:14
but i feel bad for millie and
her crew
53:16
and her producers and her
boyfriend and
53:18
their mom and her kids and
everybody
53:20
i think this tory woman is just
bad news
53:22
bad news
53:26
what's interesting that you
point out
53:28
that she's glommed on to laura
loomer
53:30
who's actually made a
53:31
uh a move politically which is
something
53:34
i never expected from her
because she
53:36
was mostly a uh
53:37
a prankster and i think she's
been
53:41
around this is the type of
person who
53:43
who
53:43
hovers around people and by the
way her
53:47
full name is
53:47
tori uh maras
53:51
lindemann l-i-n-d-e-m-a-n-n
53:56
yeah laura won her primary in
florida
53:59
that she could get in
54:00
yeah and and she doesn't need uh
54:04
well the problem that she's
gonna this
54:06
woman's gonna run into is that
54:08
once laura gets to washington
and the
54:11
professional staffers she has
this staff
54:14
for office
54:16
and you don't staff your office
with a
54:17
bunch of hangers on
54:21
no well trump did in the
beginning i
54:22
think he learned his lesson too
54:25
yeah you get uh you end up with
54:27
professionals who
54:28
who basically are in washington
dc all
54:30
their lives
54:31
on different staffs of different
54:33
congressmen and they do they are
54:35
democrat group in a republican
group
54:37
very seldom do they cross over
although
54:39
they do that the high
54:40
the high super high end guys
and they're
54:43
you know expensive she'll get
those guys
54:45
and they're just gonna rouster
54:47
so that'll be the end of that
let's hope
54:50
anyway i'm saying this more for
the kids
54:52
who are doing this
54:53
you know this this woman she
saw the
54:56
budget
54:57
she the whole documentary
became about
54:59
her she orchestrated this whole
thing
55:02
everything that's in there she
got the
55:04
crazy guy who wrote the book 20
years
55:06
ago she's very good she's very
good
55:09
but please this is there's a
lot to
55:11
worry about
55:12
but this is not one of them
this is not
55:14
one of them by the way it was
funny i
55:16
got a
55:16
an email this morning from the
marketing
55:19
director of
55:20
chi os which is the
55:23
uh the mobile operating system
that
55:26
powers the flip phone
55:29
which i've been using yeah
you're the
55:32
big promoter you're the number
one
55:34
guy you're the celebrity
promoter of the
55:36
film
55:37
so here's the problem so they
got a hold
55:39
of you yeah
55:40
he said hey i heard you talk i
said i
55:42
heard john rogan and i hear you
talking
55:43
about this is fantastic
55:45
even though we really tried to
sell this
55:47
as um
55:48
you know a starter device for
people who
55:50
don't have a lot of money and
just want
55:52
some basic functionality
55:53
we're seeing the value thank
you seeing
55:56
the value of this as so a detox
phone is
55:58
what they're calling it
56:00
and like yeah i think i think
i've
56:03
probably sold about a hundred
of them on
56:04
the through the show i think
lots of
56:06
people went out and bought one
when i
56:07
started talking about it
56:09
and here comes the downside of
our model
56:12
he's like well you know we
could hire
56:13
you as an ambassador
56:15
i'm like no you can't you can't
56:18
so why not because then i'm not
credible
56:21
with any other product
56:27
i don't know oh please no
56:31
no it's not it's not right it's
not
56:33
right oh
56:34
brother well hey i'm open to
proposals
56:38
if
56:38
you have some hybrid kind of way
56:42
i don't know it just feels kind
of weird
56:44
you know what i'm going to talk
about
56:45
the phone
56:45
on the show and be getting paid
for it
56:47
that's the problem you talked
about the
56:49
phone on the show when you talk
about
56:50
that you don't
56:51
go on and on if you already
made your
56:53
point about the phone
56:54
i don't think you're going to
need to
56:55
talk about the phone the show
but if you
56:57
wanted to be an ambassador
which would
56:58
be outside the show
57:00
yeah or i could do it or
57:03
personally how about this i
could just
57:05
say hey i don't know man we got
57:07
producers from all over the
place
57:09
you know if you want to send
some you
57:11
want to send a donation to the
show you
57:13
know what to do
57:14
that's the other way of doing it
57:18
either i don't think that's
what the id
57:20
that's his idea no of course
it's not
57:22
his idea i mean i'm
57:23
game for that yeah sure because
then i
57:25
get half of your ambassadorship
57:27
income but which is fine with
me but you
57:30
have to wear the sash i'm
thinking
57:34
that's a couple of things one
for your
57:36
profile it's not a bad idea to
be out
57:37
there as you know
57:38
holding a phone in it in a tv ad
57:41
uh or doing something uh
promoting the
57:44
idea
57:45
okay here's the way i would
look at it
57:46
ah here we go yes we're on
57:48
fine night he comes to me as i
go yeah i
57:50
know you're genius
57:52
you're a huge massive advocate
57:55
of the off-the-grid uh
lifestyle i am
58:00
what better way than to get paid
58:04
to do this to a larger audience
that is
58:06
completely outside the show
58:08
these are people mostly that
will not
58:10
listen to agenda and you might
actually
58:12
drag a few
58:13
customers into the no agenda
58:16
family in the process it would
be a win
58:19
win
58:19
no one's gonna give a crap and
this
58:21
nonsense about oh
58:23
oh you know this idea that you
might be
58:26
able to explain
58:26
anything did i sound like that
58:31
that's what your psyche sounded
like
58:35
it's like i won't be able to
promote no
58:37
one will trust me anymore it's
58:39
nonsense i didn't say that
58:42
i'll give you this first of all
first of
58:44
all stop i did not say
58:46
no one will trust me that's not
what i
58:47
said but that's what you
received
58:49
you said something along those
lines
58:53
okay now i'm waiting here's an
example
58:55
what i always
58:56
the way i always approach this
sort of
58:58
thing uh in the
58:59
in the united states the uh if
you work
59:02
for a publication and you want
to in the
59:04
and some
59:05
company like samsung for
example wants
59:07
to take you on a
59:08
junket literally a junket to
korea
59:11
to look at one of their fabs
59:15
uh you're supposed to go through
59:17
channels and you're supposed to
59:19
you're supposed to newspaper
you can't
59:21
let them pay for anything
59:22
and this is all part of the new
york
59:24
times uh ethics uh
59:26
listings you can do and they
can't do
59:29
and the way i but in europe and
i found
59:32
this out during a drunken in
europe
59:34
all i talked to all the guys
that were
59:36
at pc mag uk and other
journalists and
59:38
all these different magazines i
know a
59:39
lot of them
59:40
in europe brits mostly oh
that's crazy
59:44
why should
59:45
why should your company be
paying to
59:47
send you
59:48
all the way to korea to look at
their
59:49
factory they should be sending
you
59:52
themselves because it doesn't
make any
59:53
sense otherwise
59:54
you're just wasting money to go
look at
59:56
somebody's factory and then
you're
59:58
supposed to write about it one
way or
59:59
the other
1:00:00
uh it doesn't make any sense
and that
1:00:02
was that that's the european
approach to
1:00:04
this same exact
1:00:05
dilemma the united states
approaches
1:00:08
because the new york times says
it's bad
1:00:09
and the new york times can say
that
1:00:11
because they have a huge budget
they
1:00:12
send people all over the place
1:00:14
and little newspapers and
magazines
1:00:16
can't afford to
1:00:17
but they feel obliged not to
because
1:00:18
they can't afford it and they
don't let
1:00:20
the company send them
1:00:21
well i used to always take
these things
1:00:23
up and i'd make a large a big
stink
1:00:25
about no you're not paying to
send me
1:00:27
samsung is paying to send me
because i'm
1:00:28
not getting it why should you
waste your
1:00:31
money sending me to korea so
samsung
1:00:33
extends me i go over there and
i'll
1:00:34
write a scathing review
1:00:36
of some article because i'm
urged about
1:00:38
the whole thing anyway
1:00:39
and i always tell other writers
they say
1:00:41
look you get sent on a junket
to some
1:00:43
place
1:00:44
you might as well just say what
you
1:00:45
think because they're never
going to
1:00:46
invite you back
1:00:47
because they got you over there
the one
1:00:48
time they're never going to
send you
1:00:49
twice
1:00:50
so it's not like you're going
to all of
1:00:52
a sudden be on their payroll
it's never
1:00:54
going to happen okay okay
1:00:58
okay so my point you know what
my point
1:01:00
is my point is that
1:01:01
you can still be honest and
take this
1:01:05
ambassadorship
1:01:06
okay i wish we had had this
conversation
1:01:10
years ago when i was offered the
1:01:12
ambassadorship for the
microsoft zune
1:01:20
that was supposed to evoke a
laugh a
1:01:21
little bit sooner than that i
can't
1:01:23
believe how long it took for
the punch
1:01:24
line to hit
1:01:25
crap geez because i first heard
the word
1:01:28
zoom then you realized that's
the
1:01:30
question that's why they
1:01:31
took i said what the fuck is
microsoft's
1:01:33
zoom
1:01:35
and then and then i said oh zoo
1:01:39
all right all right i'll um
i'll keep
1:01:42
the dialogue open
1:01:43
i will report back we'll see
what
1:01:44
happens should be interesting
1:01:49
hey free phones for everybody
put money
1:01:51
in your pocket
1:01:52
i know it's like i'm so against
money
1:01:56
all right i think that's about
all i
1:01:57
have for the uh for the
important uh
1:02:00
updates but we have a lot more
to talk
1:02:03
about
1:02:04
um and i figured we should talk
to press
1:02:07
conferences
1:02:08
or can i do at least a calendar
yeah
1:02:10
yeah you can do you're you're
on you're
1:02:12
up baby
1:02:12
flood the zone jcd i'm gonna
flood the
1:02:16
zone
1:02:17
all right uh there was a couple
of press
1:02:19
kaylie gave a press conference
followed
1:02:21
by a trump press conference and
i
1:02:23
thought that was peculiar
1:02:24
and so she comes out and she
kaylee
1:02:27
comes out
1:02:28
like in the morning and then
trump comes
1:02:30
out in the afternoon same press
room
1:02:32
same people
1:02:34
i only have two kaylee because
one is
1:02:36
the opening attack she has
1:02:38
she comes on like gangbusters
nobody
1:02:40
asks her a thing about what she
says by
1:02:42
the way
1:02:43
to go on and on about these
1:02:44
idiosyncrasies about trump said
this or
1:02:46
trump said that what did he mean
1:02:48
so but let's listen to her
opening her
1:02:50
opening this
1:02:51
trump kailey opening hello
everyone
1:02:56
where is nancy pelosi the house
is in
1:02:58
recess
1:02:59
house and senate democrats left
town
1:03:01
after failing to compromise and
make a
1:03:03
deal
1:03:04
to provide relief to the
american people
1:03:07
while nancy pelosi and her
colleagues
1:03:09
went home
1:03:10
this president remained hard at
work
1:03:12
president trump took executive
action
1:03:14
including stopping evictions
1:03:16
providing unemployment
insurance pausing
1:03:19
student loan payments
1:03:20
cutting the payroll tax which
put money
1:03:23
in the pockets of all americans
1:03:26
democrats apparently were
unable to
1:03:27
stick around to make a deal
1:03:29
now suddenly democrats will be
rushing
1:03:32
back to washington
1:03:33
but why the answer the united
states
1:03:36
postal service
1:03:38
it's a stunning turn of events
democrats
1:03:40
went home after accomplishing
nothing
1:03:42
no deal on stimulus checks no
deal on
1:03:44
small business relief
1:03:46
no deal on eviction protections
the
1:03:49
concerns of everyday americans
1:03:51
were not the concerns of
democrats on
1:03:53
capitol hill
1:03:55
so where is nancy pelosi she
and her
1:03:57
democrat colleagues will be
back in
1:03:58
washington soon to pursue their
latest
1:04:00
manufactured crisis
1:04:02
the postal service democrats
denied a 10
1:04:05
billion dollar offer for the
u.s postal
1:04:08
service
1:04:09
by this president before they
went on
1:04:11
recess but now they're back to
pursue
1:04:13
the latest democrat
manufactured crisis
1:04:16
it's sad but it's clear where
democrats
1:04:18
priorities stand
1:04:19
and with that i'll take
questions
1:04:22
okay well she rolls through a
bunch of
1:04:26
lame questions she goes on for
about a
1:04:28
half there is there is one
little
1:04:30
caveat i just wanted to place
about
1:04:32
those executive orders
1:04:33
um if this the that money that
she just
1:04:37
said that that was all there
1:04:39
is only if states apply for it
so they
1:04:42
have to
1:04:42
actually fill out the form and
say we
1:04:44
want this because it falls under
1:04:45
different regulations
1:04:46
and it's very interesting to
see who has
1:04:48
and has not applied i think
there's
1:04:50
10 or 11 states that have
applied um
1:04:54
texas has not applied i'm sure
that's a
1:04:55
pride thing and
1:04:57
south dakota also um and that's
a
1:05:01
gnome state right gnome what's
her name
1:05:04
noom um and so they also
declined uh
1:05:08
to uh which is interesting that
the
1:05:11
states say now we really don't
need any
1:05:13
federal help
1:05:13
we'll be okay and there's quite
a few of
1:05:15
them
1:05:18
yeah it's weird so uh anyway so
she
1:05:22
goes on to the whole thing
there's
1:05:23
nothing worth the crap
1:05:25
and but at the end we have her
leaving
1:05:28
she said this then she doesn't
even
1:05:30
berate the media or anything
she just
1:05:33
closes her books and lisa and
then so
1:05:35
all of a sudden just as she's
leaning
1:05:36
you can hear this in this last
clip
1:05:38
by heckler and i believe it was
acosta
1:05:41
jim acosta okay here we go
starts
1:05:44
yelling
1:05:45
i don't know why they allow
this it
1:05:47
seems to be
1:05:48
amateurish to allow this and
trump it
1:05:50
happens to trump too
1:05:52
so when they're walking off
they start
1:05:53
screaming at him uh they had
their
1:05:55
opportunity to get a question
and they
1:05:57
didn't get it in they get
called on
1:05:58
eventually they can ask it
eventually
1:06:00
but in this case we have kaylee
closing
1:06:03
the book
1:06:04
walking off the stage and then
you hear
1:06:06
in the back jim acosta
screaming at her
1:06:08
and i think it's him it's
either him or
1:06:10
john carl one of the two
1:06:11
because that's the voice they
have a
1:06:13
similar voice and it causes
screaming at
1:06:16
her as she leaves the room uh
1:06:18
and you can hear it and we can
see if
1:06:20
you can't hear we'll
1:06:21
discuss hold on i'm going to
make sure i
1:06:23
boost it because it looks on the
1:06:24
waveform looks a little low so
i'll give
1:06:26
it a little turbo boost alright
here we
1:06:30
do something about go on
american
1:06:33
soldiers oh jeez
1:06:36
they're still doing the
bounties on
1:06:37
american soldiers story
1:06:40
yeah jeez and they're you yeah
the
1:06:43
reason now
1:06:44
here's what i think i believe
1:06:47
that um that was screamed at
that point
1:06:53
because it was loud and was
much louder
1:06:56
than usual
1:06:56
right and it got on it got on
the air i
1:06:58
believe that's
1:07:00
to cover for the fact that
biden is
1:07:02
going to mention this
1:07:04
in his acceptance speech
1:07:10
so that yeah that would have
been acosta
1:07:12
those guys would know
1:07:14
those guys would know so
they're pretty
1:07:18
they're they're priming the pump
1:07:20
well they also primed the pump
with
1:07:21
trump with it with another
question
1:07:24
this was fantastic
1:07:30
oh no i got that too but but
let's go
1:07:33
but i want to play the trump
leaving the
1:07:35
stage oh okay
1:07:36
uh trump kind of pulled a
1:07:40
kaylee here he i'm this is the
end of
1:07:43
the trump then we'll go to q
and on
1:07:46
these two hecklers together
okay this is
1:07:48
trump presser
1:07:49
trump slams obama slams oh no
1:07:52
whoa you got butt slam
1:07:58
there's another heckler and the
hecklers
1:08:00
also i think is either acosta
or one of
1:08:02
the other guys
1:08:03
and it will be another point
that's that
1:08:05
biden's going to make in the
speech
1:08:07
virus came in the greatest
economy in
1:08:09
the history of the world and
now we're
1:08:11
doing it again i'm
1:08:12
gonna have to do it a second
time we're
1:08:13
doing it again hard to believe
1:08:16
we're doing very well you heard
the
1:08:17
numbers they're way way down on
the
1:08:20
on the virus but when you look
at the
1:08:23
kind of numbers that we're
producing on
1:08:24
the stock markets we're almost
at the
1:08:26
level in fact nasdaq
1:08:28
and s p are higher than they
were
1:08:31
at the highest point prior to
the china
1:08:34
virus coming and the plague
1:08:35
coming in now president obama
did not do
1:08:38
a good job and
1:08:40
the reason i'm here is because
of
1:08:43
president obama
1:08:44
and joe biden because if they
did a good
1:08:47
job i wouldn't be here
1:08:48
and probably if they did a good
job i
1:08:50
wouldn't have even run i would
have been
1:08:51
very happy
1:08:52
i enjoyed my previous life very
much but
1:08:55
they did such a bad job that i
stand
1:08:57
before you as president
1:08:59
thank you all very much
1:09:10
for some reason i focused on
the female
1:09:12
voice i could not hear no it
was a guy
1:09:13
yelling
1:09:15
170 000 dead
1:09:18
oh yeah yeah well that was all
over the
1:09:21
this past few days on the dnc
1:09:24
spectacle yeah they're talking
170 000
1:09:26
americans dead except michelle
obama
1:09:27
because when she pre-taped it
was only
1:09:29
150.
1:09:31
well now um
1:09:34
so back to the the trump uh
there's two
1:09:37
i got
1:09:38
a number of trump commentaries
one is on
1:09:40
the f35
1:09:41
which is a quick 26 second
thing and i
1:09:44
don't know where he's coming
from on
1:09:45
this f-35 but
1:09:47
most i thought somebody one of
our
1:09:50
military guys out there tell me
i'm
1:09:52
wrong
1:09:52
it's a turkey it's supposed to
be a turd
1:09:57
but he's all over it because
apparently
1:09:58
the saudis and the uae are
gonna buy it
1:10:01
oh crap one
1:10:02
of them he's happy to sell that
that
1:10:04
turkey
1:10:05
oh yeah yeah well let's listen
to the
1:10:08
trump on the f35 they're we're
getting
1:10:10
q anons at the end they would
like to
1:10:12
order quite a few f-35s it's the
1:10:14
greatest fighter jet in the
world as you
1:10:15
know by far
1:10:16
stealth totally stealth you
can't see it
1:10:20
makes it very difficult i was
asking a
1:10:21
pilot what do you think is
better this
1:10:23
one this one that one
1:10:24
talking about russian planes
chinese
1:10:26
planes
1:10:28
he said well the advantage we
have is
1:10:30
you can't see it
1:10:31
so when we're fighting they
can't see us
1:10:34
i see that sounds like a really
1:10:37
big advantage to me you know
the f-35
1:10:40
still can't fly in lightning
1:10:44
for whatever reason he can't do
anything
1:10:48
i think he would okay if he can
sell
1:10:51
that thing
1:10:52
good on him uh i got nothing but
1:10:54
complaints he's doing a good
job there
1:10:56
yeah all right
1:10:56
so the so he starts out he
starts off
1:10:59
right away on the uh on this
press
1:11:01
conference and this question
this is the
1:11:02
this is the first of two she
asked the
1:11:05
initial question then she does a
1:11:07
follow-up
1:11:08
the follow-up question is the
funny one
1:11:10
but let's listen to the q and on
1:11:12
uh question for trump um
1:11:15
during the pandemic movement
1:11:19
appears to be gaining a lot of
followers
1:11:21
can you talk about what you
1:11:22
think about that and what you
have to
1:11:24
say to people who are following
this
1:11:26
movement right now
1:11:27
well i don't know much about the
1:11:29
movement other than i
understand they
1:11:30
like me very much
1:11:33
which i appreciate but i don't
know much
1:11:35
about the movement
1:11:37
i have heard that it is gaining
in
1:11:40
popularity and from what i hear
is these
1:11:42
are people that
1:11:44
when they watch the streets of
portland
1:11:47
when they watch what happened
in new
1:11:49
york city in just the last six
or seven
1:11:51
months but this was starting
1:11:52
even four years ago when i came
here
1:11:55
almost four years can you
believe it
1:11:57
these are people that don't
like seeing
1:12:00
what's going on in places like
portland
1:12:02
and places like
1:12:03
chicago and new york and other
cities
1:12:07
and states and uh
1:12:10
i've heard these are people
that love
1:12:12
our country and they just don't
like
1:12:13
seeing it
1:12:14
so i don't know really anything
about it
1:12:16
other than
1:12:18
they do supposedly like me and
1:12:22
they also would like to see
1:12:26
problems in these areas like
especially
1:12:28
the areas that we're talking
about
1:12:30
go away because there's no
reason that
1:12:32
democrats can't run a city
1:12:34
and if they can't we will send
in all of
1:12:37
the federal
1:12:38
whether it's troops or law
enforcement
1:12:40
whatever they'd like we'll send
them in
1:12:41
we'll straighten out their
problem in 24
1:12:43
hours or less
1:12:44
okay okay i have a question
1:12:47
who asked that question who was
the
1:12:51
reporter because the reporter
the camera
1:12:53
honor i have no idea
1:12:54
this was a this was a setup
question
1:12:57
because
1:12:58
every single uh journalist
1:13:01
in the mainstream calls this
the q anon
1:13:05
conspiracy theory she said
1:13:08
q anon movement uh-uh that was
set up
1:13:12
there's not unless it's o-a-n
1:13:16
which also means it's set up
that was a
1:13:18
set up question
1:13:20
no journalist speaks of well
there's
1:13:22
plenty of
1:13:23
questions but it was a setup
for trump
1:13:25
but he knew it was coming
1:13:27
yes well now i'm sure of it
1:13:31
well i'm sure that it seemed to
me
1:13:34
because kaylee was asked about
this be
1:13:36
in the early morning
1:13:38
uh about q and on and she just
said no
1:13:40
you just have to ask the
president
1:13:42
she didn't even bother with it
uh
1:13:46
i don't know if this was done
so the
1:13:47
president could just posture a
little
1:13:49
bit
1:13:49
and say they like me and then
bitch
1:13:52
about the democrats running
cities and
1:13:53
the kids was like
1:13:55
i think he wanted a q a on
question and
1:13:57
he had well
1:13:58
an answer well prepared that's
a very
1:14:02
poor answer in my opinion but
and i
1:14:04
don't know if there's a will no
the next
1:14:06
one is nobody knows but this is
it'll
1:14:07
incite a lot of discussion
that's but
1:14:10
the question
1:14:11
it seemed to me that it wasn't
as set up
1:14:13
as the second one
1:14:14
well the second one was was
which was
1:14:16
perhaps the real setup
1:14:19
well the second question was
funnier and
1:14:23
yeah trump wouldn't address it
directly
1:14:26
because it was so crazy this
question
1:14:27
was
1:14:28
out there and so she follows up
same
1:14:30
woman follows up and i like i
said i
1:14:32
don't know who it was you can't
tell
1:14:33
because they're all wearing
masks
1:14:34
and i'm still waiting for our
troll oan
1:14:37
woman way in the back
1:14:38
the real gorgeous brunette and
i hate to
1:14:41
be sexist by saying that yeah
who takes
1:14:43
her mask off when she's
1:14:44
she's still cool she's a little
1:14:47
superstar she knows what she's
doing
1:14:48
she's got a good manager
1:14:50
that's she got trolls find out
who asked
1:14:52
that question what's wrong with
you
1:14:54
my goodness i think they're
gonna find
1:14:56
out but anyway so let's go to
the
1:14:58
follow-up question which is the
zinger
1:15:02
it is this belief that you are
secretly
1:15:05
saving the world from this
satanic
1:15:08
cult of pedophiles and
cannibals does
1:15:11
that sound like something
1:15:13
you are behind well i haven't i
1:15:16
haven't heard that but uh i'm
sorry hold
1:15:19
on
1:15:20
does she now say conspiracy
theory
1:15:29
you are secretly saving the
world from
1:15:31
this satanic
1:15:33
cult of pedophiles and
cannibals does
1:15:35
that sound like something
1:15:37
you are behind well i haven't i
1:15:41
haven't heard that but uh is
that
1:15:44
supposed to be a bad thing or a
good
1:15:45
thing
1:15:47
if if i can help save the world
from
1:15:49
problems i'm
1:15:50
willing to do it i'm willing to
put
1:15:52
myself out there and we are
actually
1:15:54
we're saving the world from a
radical
1:15:57
left
1:15:58
philosophy that will destroy
this
1:16:01
country and when this country
1:16:03
is gone the rest of the world
would
1:16:06
follow
1:16:06
it was this was such an
injection for
1:16:10
the movement john
1:16:12
q anon uh freaked out
1:16:16
it's true he knows
1:16:20
yes daddy says classic
1:16:24
satanic cult of pedophiles
1:16:27
and cannibals yeah that's the
that's
1:16:30
that's adrenochrome
1:16:31
yeah yeah and pizzagate and
eating
1:16:34
eating children and
1:16:36
drinking their blood and god
knows what
1:16:39
else
1:16:40
and i just like is that a bad
thing if
1:16:42
i'm doing that
1:16:45
i mean this was a true that was
the to
1:16:47
me the moment of the week
1:16:50
i agree we're just going to do
a clip of
1:16:52
the day for whoever that
reporter was
1:16:56
please pick up your prize at
the front
1:16:59
desk and let us know who you are
1:17:02
it was it was it made my day
that was so
1:17:05
funny because no one asked that
and all
1:17:07
of a sudden
1:17:08
and again i'm just suspicious
of the
1:17:11
movement
1:17:11
and the not the conspiracy
because it's
1:17:14
always said incorrectly
1:17:16
q anon is a conspiracy theory
1:17:19
no it's not movement is much
more
1:17:21
accurate it's much more
accurate but
1:17:24
is that actually does that
qualify as a
1:17:27
great question
1:17:30
you know it might i'm very
reluctant
1:17:34
is a great question comes
pretty damn
1:17:38
close
1:17:41
i tell you what you want to
take a break
1:17:42
where our hour and 17
1:17:45
in and uh i can't wait to see
what what
1:17:47
other last we've got coming up
so i'd
1:17:48
like to thank you for your
courage and
1:17:50
say in the morning to you the
man who
1:17:51
put the c
1:17:52
in the dnc john c
1:17:56
devorak well in the morning to
you mr
1:17:59
adam curry also in the morning
oh ships
1:18:01
to see boots on the ground feet
in the
1:18:02
air subs in the water and all
the dames
1:18:03
and nights out there
1:18:04
in the morning to the trolls
trolls you
1:18:06
be failing me i st oh
1:18:08
nbc reporter okay at least we
know
1:18:10
something it was an nbc
reporter which
1:18:12
is interesting we've got
1:18:13
1504 trolls in there four above
our
1:18:16
typical average so good to have
you all
1:18:18
here thank you
1:18:19
you can join the trolls if you
live
1:18:21
under a bridge
1:18:22
your access is guaranteed
otherwise go
1:18:24
over to no agendastream.com
1:18:26
uh get into the into our little
chat
1:18:29
room there where the trolls
hang out and
1:18:30
you're listening to the live
stream
1:18:32
uh it's a 24 7 stream so
there's always
1:18:34
a podcast that's cool there's a
lot of
1:18:37
live a lot of interaction with
the with
1:18:39
the troll room and you are
welcome
1:18:41
to hit up doug in the troll
room for an
1:18:43
invite to knowagendasocial.com
our
1:18:45
uh federated social network so
cool that
1:18:48
even john c dvorak has given up
1:18:49
twitter for uh for no agenda
social no
1:18:52
agendasocial.com you can't just
sign up
1:18:54
there
1:18:55
you got to get your invite from
somebody
1:18:56
already on there or somebody
who or
1:18:58
from doug in the troll room as
part of
1:19:01
our
1:19:02
value for value network and uh
1:19:05
the entire way the show works
we have so
1:19:08
many artists who are
1:19:10
always helping us to look good
with
1:19:13
fresh album art
1:19:14
one of the few podcasts
anywhere in the
1:19:16
world that does this
1:19:17
and we have darin o'neill to
thank his
1:19:20
his now staple red background
which he
1:19:23
thinks will get his art chosen
every
1:19:24
time he got lucky
1:19:26
and he brought us uh the
artwork for 11
1:19:29
1269 we titled that one
pre-bunked it
1:19:31
was the deep state university
1:19:33
sweatshirt which i can only
think
1:19:37
would probably be something that
1:19:41
the no agenda shop guys would
be working
1:19:43
on i hope
1:19:44
because every everybody looked
at that
1:19:46
went oh my god i love that
1:19:50
hello we have a few people to
thank
1:19:53
um well oops i think did you
did you
1:19:57
i i was kind of looking for some
1:19:59
feedback did you like the uh
the art i
1:20:01
mean
1:20:01
you have nothing to say about
the art uh
1:20:04
i was
1:20:05
i was scrounging around for
something i
1:20:06
needed to talk about oh
1:20:08
okay uh yeah i liked the art a
lot i
1:20:11
thought the art was a good piece
1:20:13
and he's because it was one of
those
1:20:15
moments that o'neill comes in
when he
1:20:17
feels like he has to win
because he
1:20:19
didn't win last time
1:20:21
and he floods the zone
1:20:25
yes that's exactly what he does
there
1:20:27
was something you want
1:20:28
i remember you wanted to say
something
1:20:30
about the art from the last
1:20:32
show you said this needs to be
discussed
1:20:34
let me see
1:20:35
what if i can find anything
yeah there
1:20:37
was some i had a tip or as i
had a great
1:20:39
gripe maybe juicy i would say a
gripe
1:20:43
maybe is highly likely but i
don't uh i
1:20:46
don't know exactly what it was
1:20:47
seems to be griping there's a
lot of
1:20:49
skip logics we got
1:20:51
that wasn't it i don't um i
don't see
1:20:54
anything i mean it's so diverse
it's so
1:20:55
beautiful everybody should take
a look
1:20:57
no agendartgenerator.com
1:20:59
you can just print this stuff
out for
1:21:00
just just to have it it's so
some of
1:21:02
it's so pretty
1:21:04
you can probably uh get in
touch with
1:21:06
the artist and get a large
1:21:08
version of if you want and as i
1:21:10
mentioned
1:21:11
these things often show up at no
1:21:13
noagendashop.com they got their
own
1:21:14
thing going on they
1:21:15
help out the uh the artists and
the show
1:21:18
as well
1:21:19
and uh go look at it it's part
of a
1:21:21
valley for value darren thank
you so
1:21:22
much darren o'neill
1:21:24
flooding the zone with the art
for
1:21:26
episode 1269 no agenda
1:21:28
yeah here's my point it was i
did i
1:21:30
remember
1:21:32
uh because i'm looking at the
same
1:21:33
artist's piece for today which
is quite
1:21:35
nice
1:21:37
this artist did a bunch of
these false
1:21:39
information
1:21:40
error message looking things oh
yeah
1:21:43
they're like like your iphone
has never
1:21:44
been in the false information
1:21:46
see why you know the problem is
it looks
1:21:49
so much like a like an image
fail like a
1:21:53
real one
1:21:54
right that if it showed up on
the uh
1:21:57
yeah on the feed it would look
like the
1:22:00
image failed it would be it
looks too
1:22:02
it looks real sometimes you can
be too
1:22:06
realistic
1:22:08
i mean it looks like so that
was a um
1:22:11
that was a that was i just
wanted to
1:22:13
mention why that was
1:22:15
going to be picked whatever and
he did
1:22:16
four of them yeah
1:22:18
all right let's think uh
1:22:22
let's think the the people who
helped us
1:22:25
yes sir john rutter
1:22:26
is at the top of the list he
actually
1:22:28
has a full title
1:22:31
um
1:22:34
uh john rudder this is
1:22:37
and twenty 1008.22 cents from
wappinger
1:22:38
falls new york
1:22:40
sir uh i believe he's a he's a
1:22:44
baron or something or is this i
guess
1:22:46
not
1:22:47
anyway uh he writes a note in a
memo
1:22:50
form i might add
1:22:52
hi john and adam i might find it
1:22:53
attached to one thousand eight
dollars
1:22:55
and twenty two cents by
donation for my
1:22:57
lovely wife kelly
1:22:58
a few years ago she provided me
with the
1:23:00
title sir john black knight of
the
1:23:02
coventry that's who he is ah
1:23:05
so for her birthday on saturday
august
1:23:07
22nd i'd like to
1:23:09
her to become an insta-dame
dame nana
1:23:12
banana which her seven
grandchildren
1:23:15
fondly call her oh nice a lot of
1:23:17
grandkids
1:23:19
we have been regular listeners
since the
1:23:21
beginning when we used to
listen to
1:23:22
cranky geeks in the daily
source code
1:23:25
now she often asks when we get
in the
1:23:27
car if we have a new
1:23:28
download so we can listen to
the boys
1:23:39
yeah um happy birthday 8 22 and
welcome
1:23:44
her to the round table as dame
nana
1:23:45
banana
1:23:46
no karma but a couple of
jingles okay
1:23:48
sorry i should mention them
right
1:23:50
uh al sharpton's respect
1:23:54
followed by that's true okay
and a karma
1:23:58
no karma no karma oh there's no
1:24:00
specifically no karma go on
hardcore
1:24:02
here we go
1:24:08
r-e-s-p-i-c-t that's true
1:24:11
well thank you then it did
nothing for
1:24:13
the round table huh that's uh
just
1:24:14
straight up and down
1:24:15
nope nope this is all we got
okay yep
1:24:21
i got a domain name called
1:24:23
hypercrawl.com i wonder what
that is
1:24:25
what are you talking about
1:24:26
are you doing are you doing
like some
1:24:28
coding on the side
1:24:31
no i said what he said is that
hyper
1:24:32
cross is this is
1:24:34
part of his email address oh oh
noon's
1:24:37
next on the list from san ramon
1:24:38
california maybe he's got a
1:24:40
search engine that's uh hyper
crawl
1:24:42
crawlers
1:24:44
how about an email crawler
that's what
1:24:46
i'm looking for
1:24:49
lillian is going to do one shot
one shot
1:24:50
spams
1:24:52
lily noon from san ramon
california
1:24:54
comes in from
1:24:55
for a thousand dollars this
donation is
1:24:57
long overdue in honor of my
husband
1:24:58
edward noon
1:25:00
on our 46th wedding anniversary
please
1:25:03
deduce both of us
1:25:04
oh we can sir douchey yeah we
can
1:25:06
certainly do that uh
1:25:09
you've been you should probably
do two
1:25:11
since it is two people that's
only fair
1:25:15
you've been deduced
1:25:18
and i think their donation
qualifies for
1:25:21
a little extra
1:25:22
little extra touch good karma
she wants
1:25:24
for all listeners and supporters
1:25:26
and of course for yourselves
john and
1:25:28
adam so is that do we have any
uh
1:25:31
any titles that go with this i
mean
1:25:32
there's a thousand dollars
1:25:34
so that someone could be in
insta-dame
1:25:36
or insta night or no
1:25:38
maybe she'll get back i hope
she does it
1:25:40
myself i hope she does well
thank you
1:25:42
very much lillian
1:25:43
and edward you've got karma 46
years
1:25:46
together and they never had a
fight
1:25:51
christian leclair you want to
read this
1:25:52
one yeah 3 34
1:25:55
53 from australia so that is
probably
1:25:57
about eight thousand dollars
1:25:59
no it's five five hundred
1:26:03
uh australian dollar dues you
1:26:07
and get 344.53 for it but we
really
1:26:09
appreciate it first time donor
here
1:26:11
uh thank you for all you do to
keep our
1:26:13
migla small and our eyes open
the
1:26:15
this donation of 500 australian
adultery
1:26:17
dues is in honor of my drive to
get to
1:26:20
500 members of the political
party that
1:26:22
i've started
1:26:23
to contest the upcoming
queensland state
1:26:25
election
1:26:26
okay i've been dismayed at what
has
1:26:29
become of queensland and
australia as a
1:26:31
result of the covet 19 response
1:26:33
the destruction of our basic
human
1:26:35
rights and our economy is
something i
1:26:36
didn't think i would ever see
in my
1:26:38
lifetime similarly the absolute
lack of
1:26:40
questioning by the media or any
other
1:26:42
political party
1:26:43
is leading us down a dark path
towards
1:26:45
an orwellian nightmare
1:26:47
but it doesn't have to be this
way it's
1:26:49
always darkest before
1:26:50
dawn and we still have the most
powerful
1:26:51
tool of the people in our hands
our vote
1:26:54
however our vote means nothing
if our
1:26:55
only options are bad and worse
1:26:57
this is why it is critically
important
1:26:59
to get another voice in this
coming
1:27:00
election
1:27:01
we don't have much time to get
the party
1:27:02
registered i do not i cannot do
that
1:27:04
without 500 plus members
officially
1:27:07
registering the party
1:27:09
but we may actually have enough
people
1:27:10
to help you out the party
platform is
1:27:13
repeal coveted 19 laws restore
our
1:27:16
rights
1:27:16
renew queensland we must not
stand by
1:27:19
and watch our state and country
be
1:27:20
destroyed by the political lead
i ask
1:27:22
any queensland-based producers
to take
1:27:24
five minutes
1:27:25
to go to our website renee okay
1:27:28
renee wqld.org so r e
1:27:32
n e w q l d dot org
1:27:36
uh sign up today and share the
link if
1:27:39
you could include the website
link in
1:27:40
the show notes of course be
happy to do
1:27:41
that
1:27:42
uh sign up today slave he says
if we can
1:27:44
hit she's
1:27:45
he says if we can hit the 500
plus
1:27:47
members before august 22nd i
will donate
1:27:49
another 500 tonight the party
1:27:52
thanks christian uh renew qld
1:27:56
uh please d douche and
political karma
1:27:59
karma
1:28:00
political party goat karma and
so then
1:28:03
he has can you read those
jingles what
1:28:05
does he have
1:28:06
shut ups wait a minute my eyes
are
1:28:09
failing me
1:28:10
no no no no no hello
1:28:14
are you there oh yeah i need
some help
1:28:17
here
1:28:18
i said read it out for me man
oh i'm
1:28:20
sorry shut up slave no no no
and uh
1:28:22
little girl yay
1:28:23
oh okay that's all i was asking
for you
1:28:26
you're doing something else i
can
1:28:28
feel it i don't know what's
going on
1:28:29
you're doing something else
somehow
1:28:32
no no no no no no no no no no
no no no
1:28:35
no no no
1:28:36
no no no no hey
1:28:55
netherlands 333.33 many thanks
acd and
1:28:59
jcd for keeping us
1:29:01
uh for keeping as much soul
sane as
1:29:04
possible
1:29:05
ahead zen gekko tyjen
1:29:18
it's crazy we live in crazy
times and he
1:29:22
of course is uh earl of the
swiss alps
1:29:25
sir sander thank you oh that's
what they
1:29:27
we live in crazy times that's
1:29:29
that's a good one yeah it's a
heck of
1:29:30
time or we just say
1:29:33
huh
1:29:37
oh it's sorry that you need to
do you
1:29:38
need some jingle no no no we're
good
1:29:41
okay uh sir quistan in blyton
1:29:46
lincoln's shirt says lincoln's
shirt
1:29:49
isn't like
1:29:50
lincoln sure yeah making sure
1:29:53
lincoln's shirt lincoln's shirt
blighton
1:29:56
uh 333.33 out in the uk this
time i'll
1:29:59
remember to sign my knighthood
name
1:30:01
is on show 1261 i forgot those
drunk
1:30:04
donations are the best
donations just
1:30:06
the jobs karma for everyone out
there
1:30:08
sir questin you got it jobs
1:30:12
jobs jobs and jobs let's vote
for jobs
1:30:21
now we have the famous
restaurant tour
1:30:24
marco
1:30:25
schnepf exchange i can't
pronounce it
1:30:29
yeah okay 333 33s in zurich
1:30:32
um on eight eight twenty twenty
are
1:30:36
at 3.33 our human resource at 3
33 in
1:30:40
the morning i guess
1:30:41
ludwig odin schnepf was born
1:30:45
my scandinavian goddess and
myself are
1:30:47
incredibly happy and tired
1:30:49
my wife went for a long walks
during the
1:30:51
corona lockdown listening to
the best
1:30:53
podcast in the universe she's a
fan now
1:30:56
apparently she wasn't when this
began
1:30:58
thank you covid
1:30:59
we particularly enjoyed the
china
1:31:01
deconstruction and hope for
more clips
1:31:03
from kaylee
1:31:04
well served today today sure
please play
1:31:07
obama explaining the america
1:31:08
by the way the owner did so
they are
1:31:10
restaurant tours they got a
1:31:11
nice nice spot in uh in generic
1:31:16
please play obama explaining the
1:31:17
american dream
1:31:19
uh i have it i have it bye i
have it
1:31:23
and please send some restaurant
karma
1:31:25
and general karma for all
1:31:26
love and light green jelly and
carrots
1:31:29
to you
1:31:30
and such that we needed to
restore the
1:31:32
basic bargain
1:31:34
that made this country great
the basic
1:31:37
deal
1:31:38
that created the greatest
middle class
1:31:40
and the most prosperous economy
the
1:31:41
world has ever known
1:31:43
and it's a simple bargain it
says if you
1:31:46
work hard
1:31:47
your work should be rewarded if
you act
1:31:50
responsibly
1:31:53
and you put in enough effort
you should
1:31:55
be able to find a job that pays
the
1:31:57
bills
1:31:59
have a home you can call your
own
1:32:02
count on health care when you
get sick
1:32:05
put away enough to retire with
dignity
1:32:07
and respect
1:32:10
and most of all give
1:32:13
your kids an education that
allows them
1:32:16
to dream even bigger than you
did and do
1:32:18
even better than you did
1:32:20
that's the american promise
that's the
1:32:23
american dream
1:32:24
that's right just get a job
work like a
1:32:27
slave retire
1:32:28
that's the american dream
everybody
1:32:32
you've got karma that's not how
we are
1:32:36
i love that clip yeah it's a
classic
1:32:40
it's a classic it says it all
right
1:32:43
sir joe of delaware's next up
at from
1:32:46
wilmington
1:32:47
and curiously joe uh 333 33.
1:32:53
um i have done the work and
today i
1:32:56
become a baron
1:32:58
i would like the title baron of
old bay
1:33:01
and claim the remaining parts
of the
1:33:04
delmarva
1:33:05
peninsula et cetera i think
1:33:08
and this is the state of
delaware and
1:33:10
the unclaimed eastern shore of
virginia
1:33:12
but not maryland since that is
the
1:33:14
island of sir gq
1:33:16
baron of maryland i'm glad
these guys
1:33:18
are keeping up with this
1:33:20
hashtag fema region three strong
1:33:23
crab cakes and dogfish 90s at
the round
1:33:26
table
1:33:27
okay got it well uh jobs karma
for
1:33:30
anyone out there who needs it
love and
1:33:32
light the baron of
1:33:33
old bay jobs jobs
1:33:36
jobs and jobs let's vote for
jobs
1:33:41
karma a goodly amount of these
1:33:46
exact same donations from
christie
1:33:47
jensen she's next with 333.33
1:33:51
top of the morning it's my
birthday
1:33:53
today so my donation is that
you're on
1:33:55
the list coming your way i got
1:33:57
whacked in the mouth around may
this
1:33:59
year's hit in the mouth by the
way
1:34:00
this year by my friend ken p
and found
1:34:03
out my
1:34:04
sister jenny j listens to you
both as
1:34:06
well oh
1:34:08
neither is donated two douche
bag call
1:34:11
us please
1:34:11
okay oh for both each of them
1:34:15
oh wait wait wait wait hold it
stop just
1:34:18
in time
1:34:19
i the way she's worded this
okay no call
1:34:22
him anyway and then we'll
1:34:24
save him you've been deduced
1:34:28
what that's that's it for a
douchebag
1:34:32
well she says neither is donated
1:34:33
douchebag so i'm including a
donation of
1:34:35
333 thirty
1:34:37
split three ways all right now
i'm gonna
1:34:39
do
1:34:40
i'm gonna douche him again
1:34:55
send our way up to the round
table
1:34:57
bringing with us a viking feast
1:34:59
nice i constantly smile and
laugh on my
1:35:01
daily walks listening to you
guys this
1:35:03
causes strangers to smile back
1:35:05
if they only knew what i was
smiling
1:35:07
about thank you for being the
voices of
1:35:09
sanity in this insane world of
2020
1:35:12
2020 insanity
1:35:15
uh everyone should listen to
the no
1:35:16
agenda instead of the m5m
1:35:19
and it would prevent their
amygdalas
1:35:21
from being hijacked
1:35:23
keeping it simple with the
karma jingle
1:35:25
and shut up slaves as we go
1:35:27
our way grovel our way to
knight and
1:35:29
dame status
1:35:30
all right thank you very much
and i
1:35:32
think we've taken care of all
the
1:35:33
douching for you
1:35:34
yay you've got karma
1:35:39
shut up slave nedia borg
1:35:43
comes in from vista california
and she
1:35:46
becomes associate executive
producer 250
1:35:48
bucks
1:35:49
hello i'm so happy you've been
here for
1:35:50
us during these stressful times
i've
1:35:52
been
1:35:53
doing covid research which i
can say now
1:35:55
because i have been
1:35:57
publicly approved to treat covet
1:35:58
patients in critical condition
with our
1:36:00
medical device
1:36:02
it removes the virus out of the
blood
1:36:04
through the
1:36:05
extracorporeal filter work has
got
1:36:09
cheese geez that's got to be
expensive
1:36:12
i don't know what it is well
it's
1:36:16
apparently the blood goes
through this
1:36:17
machine and then the extra
corporeal
1:36:20
filter
1:36:21
grabs the virus by filtering it
out of
1:36:23
the bloodstream
1:36:24
wow yeah can you imagine
1:36:28
work has gotten busy as you can
imagine
1:36:30
yes but enough about me
1:36:32
this donation is dedicated to
my husband
1:36:34
brandon his birthday is on the
19th we
1:36:36
got him listed
1:36:37
yes this month he's the one who
1:36:38
introduced me to this show
1:36:40
brandon is a brilliant engineer
an
1:36:42
amazing husband and a great
friend to
1:36:44
everyone
1:36:45
he fanned the brand oh and i'm
sorry he
1:36:48
fanned the flames for my
curiosity of
1:36:50
the esoteric so much so that
the members
1:36:52
of his lodge
1:36:52
he's a freemason deemed me as an
1:36:55
illuminati
1:36:57
and it became my brand he
encourages my
1:37:01
madness
1:37:02
and occasionally sneaky slips
1:37:04
occasionally sneakily
1:37:06
slips me some literature about
history
1:37:09
and philosophy that puts me
into an
1:37:11
existential crisis for a couple
of days
1:37:15
my goodness sounds horrible
he's deeply
1:37:17
knowledgeable and the most
1:37:18
humble person i've ever known i
know you
1:37:20
hate the attention brandon
1:37:22
so i made sure you got a lot
1:37:25
and then she writes with lots
of o's
1:37:28
loves you
1:37:30
thank you john and adam for
everything
1:37:31
you do expect more silly shit
from me in
1:37:35
the near future
1:37:36
love and light illuminati ah
1:37:39
so good to hear from
illuminatia so good
1:37:42
yes okay i never heard this
backstory
1:37:45
from her
1:37:47
no uh she's got nothing listed
1:37:50
to do okay uh sir asset of the
canadian
1:37:53
woods
1:37:55
uh cortese ontario canada
1:37:58
two four three two one uh
1:38:03
it was just 333.34 in dollar
1:38:07
canadia or whatever we call
them uh so
1:38:10
he gets bumped up to executive
producer
1:38:12
gotcha uh he wants to get it
got a
1:38:24
please accept this donation
with an
1:38:26
extra penny to go into the
trade to help
1:38:28
bump up the next person a penny
shorten
1:38:30
the way to knighthood i've
recently
1:38:31
begun a new podcast with fellow
1:38:33
rec contour able kirby where we
talk
1:38:36
about our
1:38:37
uh nerdy pastimes of anime
1:38:41
number one on the list video
games and
1:38:43
whatever catches our attention
1:38:45
it's called a rare encounter
not so rare
1:38:48
and i'd be happy if we could
have
1:38:50
plugged it on the show okay
1:38:53
we've got sip six episodes so
far with
1:38:56
new episodes every wednesday
evening
1:38:58
besides my jingle request i
would like
1:39:00
to hear some house karma with a
squeeze
1:39:02
of goat
1:39:03
i prepared to replace my hot
water tank
1:39:06
get the driveway repaved and
set up for
1:39:08
some
1:39:09
set up for some reno's that
might help
1:39:11
improve the quality of my
basement
1:39:13
workplace
1:39:15
i don't know what that means
thank you
1:39:17
for all you maybe i do thank
you for all
1:39:19
you do gents
1:39:19
and keep up the great work sir
the
1:39:21
scandinavian woods
1:39:22
cortis cortis cortis or cortis
1:39:26
it was hard to get it aroused
and it is
1:39:28
hard to get it harassed but we
got it
1:39:30
harassed
1:39:30
oh my gosh can you see that
juice
1:39:36
you've got karma
1:39:41
squeeze of goat
1:39:44
why don't you read trans uh
1:39:47
and i'll look and see if maggie
hopkins
1:39:49
has a email
1:39:50
sure i know trent trent uh
sends in
1:39:54
213.33 adam and john thanks for
keeping
1:39:57
us laughing as the world goes
wild
1:39:59
and thanks to colonel steve uh
1:40:02
battle or battelle i think it's
battle
1:40:04
patel battle
1:40:05
for sending job car my way a
few months
1:40:07
ago it worked
1:40:09
good i've had lunch with trunt
he's here
1:40:11
in austin throw him some karma
for me i
1:40:13
also want to share my new video
podcast
1:40:16
through the terminus search for
it on
1:40:18
youtube or bit shoot
1:40:20
we are four episodes in and
have covered
1:40:22
topics such as china influence
1:40:24
epstein-funding prominent
scientists and
1:40:26
a deep dive into transhumanism
1:40:28
sounds like fun come check it
out yes
1:40:31
thank you very much trent thank
you for
1:40:32
supporting the best podcast in
the
1:40:34
universe
1:40:35
and he doesn't ask for any
karma it
1:40:37
seems like he's doing well he's
got his
1:40:38
uh he's got his jobs karma so
we're
1:40:40
happy happy it worked
1:40:42
maggie hopkins i can't nothing
from her
1:40:45
no go ahead nothing from maggie
1:40:47
no i can't find a note for
maggie
1:40:48
hopkins at 220 and 49 cents i
will take
1:40:51
one more look under the word
donations
1:40:52
and subject line which is common
1:40:55
uh but meanwhile we continue
with peter
1:40:58
johnson
1:40:58
uh at two hundred dollars in
the morning
1:41:01
was hit in the mouth
1:41:02
a couple of months ago by my
brother at
1:41:04
the time i was a broke college
student
1:41:05
but since i've ascended to the
ranks
1:41:07
to slightly less broke
millennial and
1:41:10
requested
1:41:13
you've been deduced
1:41:16
appreciate everything you guys
as well
1:41:18
as the producers do to make n a
happen
1:41:21
go gators uh request jobs and
health
1:41:24
karma
1:41:25
jobs jobs jobs and jobs
1:41:28
let's vote for jobs and health
you
1:41:32
thought karma
1:41:35
yes sir tim of the tunnels is
here from
1:41:37
why
1:41:38
why epahu hawaii waipahu
1:41:41
nice um he's awesome he's with
this
1:41:44
donation i joined the ranks of
no agenda
1:41:46
barons i actually crossed the
threshold
1:41:48
back in a
1:41:48
threshold back in april see
accounting
1:41:50
below my formerly
1:41:52
former accountant now hangs
from a
1:41:55
gibbet facing the turbulent
waters of
1:41:56
the mighty pacific let's hope
the new
1:41:58
guy is more on the ball
1:42:00
while transitioning took place
several
1:42:02
months ago nothing is official
without
1:42:04
recognition from the peerage
committee
1:42:06
therefore i humbly humbly
request a
1:42:09
barony i've selected
1:42:10
an island off the north shore
of a north
1:42:12
shore
1:42:13
of oahu known to the natives as
1:42:19
but for our purposes we shall
refer to
1:42:22
it by its colloquial name
1:42:23
goat island i also asked for
some
1:42:27
healthy
1:42:28
karma shot at karma from our
favorite
1:42:31
angulate uh so he's going to be
by the
1:42:35
way i should mention goat
island is also
1:42:36
the name of yerba buena island
in san
1:42:38
francisco bay which is a san
francisco
1:42:40
bridge runs
1:42:41
all right so he's going to be
upgraded
1:42:43
to baron of goat island
1:42:45
and then he needs uh the karma
yes uh
1:42:48
just a regular karma he might
as well
1:42:50
give him a goat karma i mean
crap he's
1:42:52
goat island's got to be goats
yeah
1:42:58
i want to add a 200 donation
1:43:02
from oliver reich uh w6bar
1:43:06
out of redwood city okay
because he sent
1:43:09
me a uh
1:43:10
i don't know i'm gonna sound
like a
1:43:12
loser
1:43:13
because he did this okay
1:43:17
but he sent me a pre-programmed
profund
1:43:21
uh shortwave handheld radio
1:43:24
what shortwave no you mean yeah
it's a
1:43:27
short way two meter it's two
meters it's
1:43:28
not shortwave
1:43:30
yeah okay it's two meters okay
it's not
1:43:32
shortwave technically
1:43:33
but on it he's got probably 50
different
1:43:36
repeater lash ups
1:43:39
yeah sure that's what you do
i've never
1:43:41
heard of that's what you do
1:43:42
that's what you do when you
when you're
1:43:43
a ham and you first get your rig
1:43:45
you set it all up you yeah just
1:43:49
just turn it on to hear it go
blue bloop
1:43:58
you're such an elmer now the
thing is i
1:44:02
want to mention that this is a
1:44:04
different rig slightly than the
bow
1:44:06
thing yeah it's not about
1:44:07
this is a pole fung it costs
four
1:44:09
dollars less is
1:44:10
21 dollars i'm sure i don't
know what
1:44:14
the difference is
1:44:15
in prices but the pole fung is
slightly
1:44:17
bigger it looks a little more
1:44:18
cop-like and it's got a
1:44:21
some rugged aspects to it's got
a more
1:44:23
rugged belt
1:44:25
clip uh it's about an inch
bigger
1:44:28
uh can't say it it's got bigger
keys
1:44:31
which is probably better you
know and
1:44:34
it's got a nicer flashlight
built in
1:44:36
but so i'll be playing with
this but
1:44:38
i'll be giving oliver a call so
i can
1:44:41
well hop on the repeater out
there
1:44:43
that's hooked up to
1:44:44
uh the no agenda hams network
and uh
1:44:48
and you can join in the fun you
can do
1:44:50
it with that rig oh yeah
1:44:51
i'm gonna in fact i'm looking
forward to
1:44:54
joining in the fun
1:44:55
okay we'll we look forward to
it because
1:44:58
as we all
1:44:59
hear me i'll be on yeah i know
i know
1:45:01
when the apocalypse comes we're
the guys
1:45:04
who are going to save the world
right
1:45:06
that's why you need it john you
need to
1:45:08
you need to get on the well you
know
1:45:09
what i did because
1:45:11
because mimi was driving up to
1:45:12
washington uh
1:45:14
just yesterday just to get
updated
1:45:17
and she uh went right through
the fire
1:45:21
up in uh
1:45:22
in fairfield oh my yeah and she
1:45:25
and as she's in the middle of
shop i
1:45:27
should have some kind of
1:45:29
no no so she goes through the
1:45:32
piece apparently the fire when
she when
1:45:34
it was jumping highway 80
1:45:36
in fairfield she was you know
you seen
1:45:38
these movies of people driving
through
1:45:40
the fire
1:45:40
that was me that was mimi she
was in it
1:45:45
she was freaked out no shit did
she call
1:45:48
you
1:45:49
well she called jay first and
then she
1:45:51
called me after she got out
1:45:52
oh my god and uh and then they
cut the
1:45:54
road they stopped to wrote the
travel
1:45:56
story
1:45:57
she was like one of the last
cars
1:45:58
through oh my god
1:46:00
and uh she's batteries man
1:46:03
freaked out she took a few
photos i'll
1:46:05
put the newsletter and
1:46:07
she would i don't there won't
be sure
1:46:10
anyway so she got through with
the whole
1:46:11
thing and everyone was really
relieved
1:46:13
because they had the
1:46:14
it was just it was at the point
where it
1:46:17
was jumping the freeway
1:46:19
the fire jumped the freeway and
she was
1:46:21
went through that
1:46:22
area and um yeah so
1:46:26
where does the walking dead
where's the
1:46:27
handbag yeah
1:46:30
so i say to her you know she
said what
1:46:32
happens you know i'm gonna do
these
1:46:33
phones aren't gonna work
1:46:34
she's got freaky about the
whole thing
1:46:36
you know the
1:46:37
cell towers burning down i said
get your
1:46:40
ham license
1:46:41
yeah it's not that hard get
your ham
1:46:43
license we'll get you some of
these
1:46:45
little handheld devices if you
can't get
1:46:46
a hold of me
1:46:47
you can go on a repeater and
here i am
1:46:51
and she said yeah i'll do it it
says it
1:46:53
can't be that hard
1:46:55
this is kilo mike one mic one
1:46:58
i'm looking for that jones
1:47:05
so i'm gonna get her she's
gonna get
1:47:07
lice and i'm gonna make jay get
one too
1:47:09
yes finally because i know that
they'll
1:47:11
actually
1:47:12
set you up on the repeater i
know
1:47:14
they'll get it done now that'll
be fun
1:47:15
all right well there goes the
1:47:17
neighborhood yeah i want to
thank oliver
1:47:19
and he can credit himself 200
bucks for
1:47:20
any future
1:47:23
very cool we want to thank all
of these
1:47:24
producers who are executive and
1:47:26
associate executive producers
of episode
1:47:28
1270
1:47:30
thank you because you are
putting the
1:47:31
show together we have lots of
people
1:47:33
who can't uh support us with
money uh
1:47:36
and they do
1:47:36
many other things it is the
true value
1:47:39
for value network you get out
of it what
1:47:40
you put into it
1:47:41
and we certainly appreciate
what you've
1:47:43
done so please uh consider us
1:47:45
uh for the sunday show if you'd
like to
1:47:48
help out
1:47:52
you're up to speed on the
twindemock be
1:47:54
on the lookout for
1:47:55
and support the show our
formula is this
1:47:59
we go out we hit people in the
mouth
1:48:16
all righty then
1:48:19
uh oh i wanna i'm sorry before
we
1:48:21
continue just let me do quickly
1:48:23
two things uh we have two
special karma
1:48:26
requests sorry i forgot
1:48:28
with uh everything going on um
the first
1:48:31
one
1:48:32
is producer thorin now we know
producer
1:48:35
thorn he's been around the show
for a
1:48:36
long time he's been out of
commission
1:48:38
for nearly two weeks after
suffering
1:48:40
a bowel blockage
1:48:43
apparently this is really bad
he's in
1:48:45
desperate need of some health
karma from
1:48:46
the no agenda faithful
1:48:48
and uh he's i'll put these
links in the
1:48:50
show notes he's got a
1:48:52
an update and a gofundme um
1:48:55
i don't i have no idea what's
what that
1:48:58
is about but it
1:48:59
doesn't sound good if you if
you hear
1:49:01
the uh the description if you
read it so
1:49:03
could everybody please focus
for a
1:49:05
moment on our producer uh
1:49:06
thorin because he needs it so
here's his
1:49:09
karma
1:49:09
you've got karma in addition a
uh
1:49:14
a note from darren oh who we uh
of
1:49:16
course uh had the
1:49:17
awarded artwork adam i need some
1:49:19
emergency health calmer from my
mom
1:49:21
the last few days she'd been
complaining
1:49:22
of symptoms of acid reflux i
thought it
1:49:24
was nothing my dad took her to
the
1:49:25
hospital overnight
1:49:27
as the symptoms had gotten
worse all i
1:49:28
know is she had a blood
transfusion so
1:49:31
it could be an ulcer we don't
know but
1:49:33
we do need some karma so yes of
course
1:49:35
we'll
1:49:36
hand out some karma you've got
karma i
1:49:39
don't know why it works but
that karma
1:49:40
stuff
1:49:41
just does it and we wish i i
have
1:49:44
also a note i'm not sure if
he's on the
1:49:46
list or if i followed up on this
1:49:48
during my moment where i lost
clips yeah
1:49:53
bashir osman sir bashir
1:49:57
who is going to be sir be sure
i don't
1:49:59
know if he's on the list but
check
1:50:00
i was looking at my paypal so
that it
1:50:02
reached knighthood from an 11.11
1:50:04
donation that began in in april
1:50:09
wow i reached the palindrome a
total of
1:50:13
eleven
1:50:14
hundred twenty two dollars and
eleven
1:50:16
cents i thought was that was
pretty good
1:50:18
i wanna thank you guys for all
the work
1:50:20
you've done over the years so
he wanted
1:50:21
to be
1:50:22
knighted today under sir
1:50:25
bashir okay yes he's on the
list so
1:50:28
uh i'm glad you picked up that
note oh
1:50:30
okay so i did send eric to note
okay
1:50:31
yeah you did
1:50:32
good good but i just thought it
was cute
1:50:35
you sent eric the note he
didn't put it
1:50:36
in
1:50:37
uh i also had it in my notes
but you you
1:50:39
got to it
1:50:42
oh okay well yeah 11 11. i
didn't send
1:50:45
him the note how
1:50:46
no i sent i send it to him
that's a it's
1:50:49
a break in the system
1:50:51
which i've been trying to catch
and i'm
1:50:52
glad you caught it the break in
the
1:50:53
system is
1:50:54
if you're at 11 11 and you show
up in
1:50:56
your night or
1:50:57
uh you reach the level and then
you send
1:51:00
the note
1:51:01
it doesn't get read because
it's not
1:51:02
because you're 11 11
1:51:04
so those have to be fished out
and put
1:51:06
in i always send it to eric he
never
1:51:07
does it
1:51:10
it's okay we say well the
problem is
1:51:13
he's getting he gets too much
redundant
1:51:14
gets you from you he gets for
me we've
1:51:16
had to figure out some process
1:51:18
yes he's working on the system
i know
1:51:20
it's coming soon he's got
something in
1:51:21
the works
1:51:22
something's going on over there
all
1:51:24
right we're all good yes so
that will be
1:51:27
uh we have a
1:51:28
nice knighting ceremony for
later now
1:51:31
i want to hear uh some some
1:51:34
some crazy stuff from what's
been going
1:51:36
on in american politics because
it's
1:51:38
just been hilarious
1:51:43
well for one thing we got this
weird guy
1:51:45
mile
1:51:46
miles taylor who's made a big
stink
1:51:48
about going to bite and he
1:51:50
made a big speech at the
convention we
1:51:52
have a bunch of these speeches
1:51:54
at the uh democrat convention
1:51:57
of people that old republican
hacks that
1:52:00
are just decided
1:52:00
they can't take it anymore oh
and
1:52:02
they're all they're all not
with the
1:52:03
democrats so they decide to go
to
1:52:05
shaky joe biden it doesn't make
any
1:52:08
sense to me
1:52:09
but it's definitely what's
going on i
1:52:11
have his speech if you want to
hear it
1:52:14
sure i mean how long is it any
good
1:52:17
it's probably why don't you
play as much
1:52:20
as you can stand
1:52:21
all right what's his name here
miles
1:52:23
taylor miles taylor he's like
1:52:25
he's a very strange character
when you
1:52:27
look into him he was the
1:52:29
he was uh worked for kristin
nelson when
1:52:31
she was head of dhs
1:52:32
uh when she got kicked out
though or she
1:52:36
resigned didn't she chris
christian
1:52:37
nelson yes no she
1:52:40
left yeah yeah she left all
right let's
1:52:43
have a listen i'm miles taylor
i served
1:52:45
as
1:52:46
no stop actually let's just
talk about
1:52:48
this for a second
1:52:50
we can't just take this for
granted
1:52:52
typically these conventions
1:52:54
are big affairs it's exciting
there's
1:52:57
lots of the noise
1:52:58
and and people going on they
got silly
1:53:01
hats and confetti
1:53:03
and we're all cheering and it's
really
1:53:05
about the crowd
1:53:06
and the people so it's it's
entertaining
1:53:09
it's a huge
1:53:10
entertainment event which you
really
1:53:13
only
1:53:14
you know you'll check in a
little bit
1:53:15
and you know of course some
speeches you
1:53:18
want to see
1:53:19
and not only and i i was
following
1:53:22
everything on cnn
1:53:24
screw those guys and i don't
unders i
1:53:26
don't
1:53:27
understand if you're doing a
television
1:53:30
production because that's what
they're
1:53:31
doing
1:53:32
and they get an eva longoria to
host and
1:53:34
then carrie washington the host
1:53:36
and you've got billy porter
doing a
1:53:38
little music video with some
1:53:40
dance with his whatever that was
1:53:44
john legend every everybody you
know
1:53:47
it's the entertainment
1:53:49
uh is coming together and they
produce
1:53:52
something that is com every
every
1:53:54
speeches
1:54:01
and there's no crowd there's
nothing
1:54:03
like getting everybody going
1:54:05
so it really it's hard to watch
and i'm
1:54:08
sure
1:54:09
if the republicans do the same
thing
1:54:11
it's hard to watch
1:54:13
this is not interesting and no
no you
1:54:16
want to hear some
1:54:17
interesting stat okay so the
political
1:54:20
correspondent for axios has been
1:54:22
following this for pbs
1:54:24
and he taught he said the
following he
1:54:27
said the problem they have
1:54:28
is that nobody besides of it
nobody's
1:54:30
watching it
1:54:32
so let's start there he said
that msnbc
1:54:37
uh when they did the convention
coverage
1:54:39
they get their numbers were 5
1:54:41
million viewers which is a lot
for msnbc
1:54:44
yeah
1:54:45
nbc the network itself 2.1
million yeah
1:54:49
2.1
1:54:50
and abc had 1.9 and after that
it was
1:54:54
but again it you know it's like
first of
1:54:57
all rating well
1:54:58
let's finish the thought here 5
million
1:55:01
on msnbc those are people that
are
1:55:03
voting for biden
1:55:04
yeah that's about it so it
doesn't do
1:55:06
any good to the party they
1:55:08
have it's just they're losing
people
1:55:11
yeah
1:55:13
well they're losing people from
the tv
1:55:14
show because look all we want
to see
1:55:17
oh and this was my point so cnn
keeps
1:55:20
teasing
1:55:21
uh ahead barack obama coming up
soon
1:55:25
uh you know and then you wait
and you
1:55:27
wait and it's 11 o'clock before
someone
1:55:30
comes on i mean
1:55:31
are they idiots who who well
and that's
1:55:35
right when primetime news local
news
1:55:37
starts
1:55:38
so no one's going to take the
live feed
1:55:40
i don't
1:55:41
understand what the what the
strategy is
1:55:44
just from a pure then don't i
mean you
1:55:46
might as well just stream it on
the web
1:55:47
who cares it's
1:55:48
boring it's bad television bad
1:55:51
television
1:55:54
anyway michael taylor i'm miles
taylor
1:55:58
sorry i'm sorry i didn't hear
your cue
1:56:02
what are you going to play i'm
going to
1:56:03
play the miles taylor this is
one of
1:56:05
these boring speeches yeah
let's listen
1:56:07
to some boring stuff
1:56:08
cut it off as soon as you're
bored okay
1:56:09
i'm miles taken all right
1:56:11
i served as the chief of staff
of the
1:56:13
department of homeland security
under
1:56:15
the donald trump administration
1:56:16
i would go into the office i
would read
1:56:18
my intelligence listen to the
piano
1:56:20
music
1:56:22
wow and then it was my job to
help the
1:56:24
department of homeland security
1:56:26
to keep our country safe what
we saw
1:56:29
week in and week out and for me
after
1:56:30
two and a half years in that
1:56:31
administration
1:56:32
was terrifying okay so that was
pretty
1:56:35
much the message
1:56:36
all night long orange man bad
we'll do
1:56:39
better joe's got a team did you
hear
1:56:41
anything
1:56:42
differ from that no
1:56:45
of course not right but i did
hear
1:56:47
something the day before that
was
1:56:49
different
1:56:49
okay and i think that this clip
is
1:56:53
probably more to the point of
what we're
1:56:54
dealing with here that people
1:56:56
better realize that this is
what's going
1:56:57
on this was the youth caucus
1:56:59
that would that did a zoom
conference
1:57:02
the day before it would
1:57:03
actually on the monday of the
convention
1:57:05
i believe that's when it was
1:57:07
uh it was either pre-convention
or after
1:57:09
that
1:57:10
the monday fiasco and i want
you to
1:57:14
listen carefully i don't have
this
1:57:15
woman's name but she's talking
with and
1:57:17
nobody is interrupting her
nobody's
1:57:19
saying because i guess it's rude
1:57:21
but nobody's saying this is not
good
1:57:23
what you're saying this is
actually
1:57:25
dangerous but when you hear it
you go
1:57:27
what are we dealing with here
this is
1:57:29
the democrat
1:57:30
youth caucus woman talking about
1:57:33
socialism
1:57:34
because we understand that this
future
1:57:37
that we all want
1:57:38
that we're all trying to build
um really
1:57:40
is about the destruction of
colonization
1:57:43
white supremacy and capitalism
1:57:46
we must uh we must really move
away from
1:57:49
these uh systems and these
frameworks if
1:57:51
we really
1:57:52
want to live in a future that
does have
1:57:54
a regenerative economy
1:57:56
and um does enable liberation
and equity
1:58:00
for our communities
1:58:02
this is definitely something
that we all
1:58:03
want to push forward and so
1:58:05
our hope and our our dream is
that we do
1:58:08
push forward green new deal
1:58:10
we do understand that you know
there is
1:58:13
the green new deal the aoc
1:58:15
marquee policy that many of us
have
1:58:17
become accustomed to
1:58:19
but also realizing that on the
state
1:58:21
level
1:58:22
many different policies are
being pushed
1:58:24
forward that do relate to the
green new
1:58:26
deal
1:58:26
that are collectively moving
forward
1:58:28
into this regenerative economy
1:58:31
and this regenerative future
and really
1:58:33
our position
1:58:34
is that the green new deal and
its
1:58:37
policies
1:58:38
um we're moving toward this way
anyway
1:58:41
seems to be a new pickle
available at
1:58:43
whole foods the green new deal
1:58:46
it would be a great brand name
1:58:50
we should get it going right
away it's
1:58:52
fantastic
1:58:54
now this was a this is a call
back to
1:58:57
your earlier commentary the
1:58:58
very beginning of the show
which is
1:59:01
these kids
1:59:02
come out of school they even
come out of
1:59:03
college they're not taught
anything they
1:59:04
don't know anything and they
get a 35
1:59:06
000
1:59:07
a year job after having a
degree you
1:59:08
know master's degree in
something
1:59:10
whatever yeah and you end up
with this
1:59:13
kind of thinking we got it
1:59:14
and she it's it's
1:59:18
it's simple get rid of white
supremacy
1:59:20
get rid of capitalism
1:59:22
just ditch the whole american
system and
1:59:25
this also is a call back with
the green
1:59:27
new dill
1:59:28
yeah uh of the letter that you
read from
1:59:31
the pg e guy talking about how
they
1:59:32
can't
1:59:33
they're not allowed to actually
give us
1:59:34
power they have to it has to be
green
1:59:37
newton yes
1:59:40
and and this will be a little
bit out of
1:59:42
order but this
1:59:44
policy is falls under the
heading
1:59:48
build back better
1:59:52
and the reason i'm bringing it
up now is
1:59:54
because joe biden's campaign
1:59:56
is build back better um
2:00:00
i just want to rem well here is
uh
2:00:03
what's her name
2:00:04
she is canadian member of
parliament
2:00:06
freeland
2:00:08
uh on their plans for
scandinavia
2:00:13
talina's question about
decarbonization
2:00:17
as part of our economic plan
going
2:00:21
forward
2:00:22
of course it has to be part of
it i
2:00:24
think all canadians understand
2:00:27
that the restart of our economy
2:00:30
needs to be green it also needs
to be
2:00:34
equitable it needs to be it's
the same
2:00:37
shit john
2:00:38
and we need to focus very much
2:00:41
on jobs and growth
2:00:44
this is a once in a lifetime
challenge
2:00:49
for our whole country
2:00:52
and our commitment as a
government
2:00:55
is to do whatever it takes to
support
2:00:59
canadians as we get through
2:01:03
that challenge and as we get
through it
2:01:06
to really build back better
2:01:09
so this is not a coincidence
anymore
2:01:13
it's all green new dill it's
all equity
2:01:17
it's built back better and just
a
2:01:19
reminder that is a united
nations
2:01:23
globalist term and policy
2:01:26
you have the clip antonio
secretary
2:01:28
general of the united nations
the
2:01:30
coveted 19 pandemic can also be
a moment
2:01:32
for resolving long-standing
conflicts
2:01:34
and addressing structural
weaknesses
2:01:37
four sets of priorities can
guide the
2:01:38
response to build back better
2:01:40
and achieve the sustainable
development
2:01:42
goals
2:01:43
first immediate version
measures to slow
2:01:46
the spread of the disease
2:01:48
and conflict and meet the
urgent needs
2:01:50
of the most vulnerable
2:01:52
second we must deepen efforts
with less
2:01:53
inequalities by investing in
universal
2:01:56
health and education
2:01:57
social protection floors and
technology
2:02:00
the region is home to the
world's
2:02:02
largest gender gap in human
development
2:02:05
covet 19 recovery is an
opportunity to
2:02:07
invest in women and girls
2:02:08
ensure equal rights and
participation
2:02:10
which will have lasting
benefits for all
2:02:13
third boosting the economic
recovery
2:02:16
through reimagining the region's
2:02:18
economic model in favor of more
2:02:19
diversified green economies
2:02:21
and that means creating decent
2:02:23
sustainable jobs introducing
progressive
2:02:25
taxation measures
2:02:27
ending fossil fuel subsidies
and taking
2:02:29
greater account of climate risks
2:02:31
now is the moment to prioritize
human
2:02:33
rights ensure a vibrant civil
society
2:02:35
and free media
2:02:37
and create more accountable
institutions
2:02:38
that will increase citizens
trust and
2:02:40
strengthen
2:02:41
the social contracts all of
these steps
2:02:44
are pivotal to helping the arab
region
2:02:46
build back better
2:02:48
so to combine the two things
we're
2:02:49
talking about kids are
disillusioned
2:02:52
got debt here's your college
level job
2:02:56
30 it's seriously in austin 30
to
2:02:59
five thousand dollars a year
and then
2:03:01
here's some people saying hey
2:03:04
you're good we're going to give
you good
2:03:06
jobs decent jobs
2:03:08
well i guess minimum wage right
get the
2:03:11
phrase right
2:03:12
good well-paid well well-paying
jobs yes
2:03:15
dece no decent well-paying jobs
2:03:19
a green new deal we're going to
change
2:03:21
the economy
2:03:23
so this is the changing the
system no
2:03:25
wonder they love it
2:03:27
and we get to break shit while
we're
2:03:29
telling people we want it
2:03:31
i mean peaceful protest yeah
2:03:35
yeah and and this no one except
this
2:03:37
show as far as i know is
picking up
2:03:39
why is not a single journalist
saying
2:03:42
build back better it's in canada
2:03:46
it's in the united nations and
i would
2:03:48
like our producers of gitmo
nation to go
2:03:50
find where else this is taking
place
2:03:52
build back better there is a
2:03:53
globalist term something's
going on
2:03:56
you'll find it here and there
if you
2:03:58
start looking
2:03:58
yeah might want to know what
other
2:04:00
countries are doing this
2:04:02
build back better and that to
me this
2:04:05
this socialist
2:04:06
is just unbelievable i do have
a call
2:04:08
call-in
2:04:10
which is a kind of funny yeah
during the
2:04:13
convention this
2:04:14
is on the republican line
sometimes oh
2:04:16
this is a c-sp i was like they
didn't
2:04:17
take calls on the
2:04:19
on the convention did they this
is just
2:04:20
the c-span
2:04:22
all right republican line the
republican
2:04:25
line
2:04:26
tried to listen to some of the
2:04:27
conventional and i'm it just
got a
2:04:29
little old
2:04:30
because they kept trying to say
what a
2:04:32
great guy joe biden was and
2:04:34
quite frankly i understand
people like
2:04:37
him but
2:04:38
he's not exactly honest things
he said
2:04:41
he's done
2:04:42
he hasn't exactly done honors
he says he
2:04:45
had
2:04:46
he didn't exactly get it's just
very
2:04:49
very hard to listen to the
politics
2:04:52
of it all and we're supposed to
just
2:04:54
believe what they say
2:04:56
if he didn't make so many
claims that
2:04:58
were proven to be untrue
2:05:00
it would just be better and i
it was
2:05:03
hard to watch and then all this
stuff
2:05:05
about
2:05:05
dr jill look nobody in america
2:05:09
who's got a doctorate in
education is
2:05:11
called doctor
2:05:12
it's not done for her to keep
calling
2:05:15
herself doctor just point out
2:05:17
she's not a real doctor there's
certain
2:05:19
professions that yes
2:05:20
if you have a doctor you're
called
2:05:22
doctor for the rest of them
2:05:24
you're not it's just one okay
2:05:27
shut up well uh we've discussed
this
2:05:31
before
2:05:32
now she's not a she had now she
has
2:05:36
she's a phd is that it yeah
yeah a phd
2:05:39
in education
2:05:40
yeah and but there's a
glamorous she's a
2:05:42
high-end teacher
2:05:43
right now
2:05:47
that's a funny way of putting it
2:05:48
high-end teacher she is
2:05:50
okay so she uh
2:05:54
she's a teacher she wants to
still be a
2:05:56
teacher when when she gets into
2:05:57
it's like if biden wins she
already said
2:05:59
she wants to go stay in school
and
2:06:01
junior college yeah which is
stupid but
2:06:04
okay
2:06:05
if you can do what you want you
can do
2:06:06
what you want but the thing is
it is
2:06:08
what this guy says is right
2:06:10
because this is where where
whoopi
2:06:13
goldberg got into trouble
2:06:15
uh on the view whoopi i don't
have the
2:06:17
clip whoopi
2:06:18
said i can get it she said well
you know
2:06:22
dr jill biden is a great doctor
she
2:06:26
should become the surgeon
general of the
2:06:27
united states
2:06:29
yes yes i remember this
2:06:32
i have the clip let me play it
for you
2:06:34
and dr jill
2:06:35
becomes a surgeon general his
mother
2:06:39
she'll buy his wife because
she's you
2:06:41
know she would never do but she
2:06:43
yeah she's a hell of a doctor
she's an
2:06:45
amazing doctor
2:06:47
yeah i don't know i could be
wrong i
2:06:50
think she's normal
2:06:51
she's she's a teacher but you
know
2:06:57
that's so good and that's what
that guy
2:07:00
was
2:07:00
this is the reason you don't
call
2:07:02
yourself doctor when you're a
2:07:04
phd in education right you
could i could
2:07:08
be wrong
2:07:09
sorry just to be wrong i just
realized
2:07:12
bill clinton
2:07:13
is a smart man i and i don't i
only
2:07:17
clipped a few things i knew
you'd have
2:07:18
some build back
2:07:20
better you know what donald
trump will
2:07:23
do with four more years
2:07:24
blame bully and belittle and
you know
2:07:27
what joe biden will do
2:07:29
build back better
2:07:34
oh yeah baby blamely
2:07:38
blatantly that's good blame
bully
2:07:42
belittle
2:07:46
well clinton of course got
caught with
2:07:48
the pictures of the
2:07:49
one of the island girls
2:07:53
sure i've seen these photos
this is not
2:07:56
i
2:07:56
i've never i think it's just
it's a 22
2:07:59
year old
2:07:59
apparent masseuse massaging him
in the
2:08:02
in the waiting room of the
2:08:04
of the airport right okay
horrible
2:08:09
to me it was like there's no
proof
2:08:12
i liked it well of course you
would
2:08:16
all right what else did we have
now i
2:08:18
got the other one this is uh
2:08:20
and democracy now which i lost
these
2:08:22
clips unfortunately where amy
goes on
2:08:24
and on about
2:08:25
aoc or a sheep with alexandria
2:08:29
she's sans likes to say the
whole name
2:08:31
and she says
2:08:34
yeah she's uh uh nominating
2:08:39
bernie she got it she submitted
to
2:08:40
nominate uh
2:08:42
yes seconded she said no i'm
telling you
2:08:44
i should i'll get the clip
2:08:46
she said nominated i said i it
2:08:49
nominated over and over she
said they
2:08:51
gave her one minute to nominate
2:08:53
bernie sanders and then she ran
over and
2:08:56
she did she ran over to 133
yeah which i
2:08:58
have the clip of her doing it
2:08:59
yeah and she never nominated
him she
2:09:02
seconded that's what i just
said she
2:09:04
seconded him
2:09:05
no that's what i'm saying i'm
telling
2:09:06
you that name is the one who
kept
2:09:08
saying oh oh okay well amy's
full of
2:09:11
crap
2:09:12
good evening and thank you
2:09:15
to everyone here today
endeavoring
2:09:17
towards a better
2:09:18
more just future for our
country and our
2:09:21
world
2:09:22
infidelity and gratitude to a
mass
2:09:25
people's movement
2:09:26
working to especially i'm sorry
that's
2:09:29
not what you wanted
2:09:31
that's the wrong clip is it
well is that
2:09:34
democracy now
2:09:36
or is this just no this is what
2:09:37
democracy now played this clip
but i
2:09:39
took the clip
2:09:41
straight from the okay it will
continue
2:09:43
publish 21st century social
2:09:46
economic and human rights
including
2:09:48
guaranteed health care
2:09:50
higher education living wages
and labor
2:09:53
rights
2:09:53
for all people in the united
states
2:09:57
a movement striving to
recognize and
2:09:59
repair
2:10:00
the wounds of racial injustice
2:10:03
colonization
2:10:04
misogyny and homophobia and to
propose
2:10:08
and build reimagined systems of
2:10:10
immigration
2:10:11
and foreign policy that turn
away from
2:10:14
the violence and xenophobia
2:10:16
of our past a movement that
realizes
2:10:21
the unsustainable brutality of
an
2:10:23
economy that rewards
2:10:25
explosive inequalities of
wealth for the
2:10:28
few
2:10:29
at the expense of long-term
stability
2:10:31
for the many
2:10:33
and who organized a historic
2:10:36
grassroots campaign to reclaim
our
2:10:38
democracy
2:10:40
in a time when millions of
people in the
2:10:42
united states are looking
2:10:44
for deep systemic solutions to
our
2:10:48
crises of mass evictions
2:10:49
unemployment and lack of health
care in
2:10:52
el spirito del pueblo
2:10:54
and out of a love for all
people i
2:10:56
hereby
2:10:57
second the nomination of
senator bernard
2:11:00
sanders of vermont
2:11:01
for president of the united
states of
2:11:03
america
2:11:08
so uh yeah everyone was all
bent out of
2:11:11
shape about
2:11:12
um about you know not uh
endorsing joe
2:11:16
biden but these
2:11:17
these are low information news
people
2:11:20
that's not how it works how
she's
2:11:24
supposed to throw joe biden in
there
2:11:25
yeah it's ridiculous
2:11:27
it's just ridiculous totally
ridiculous
2:11:29
yeah
2:11:30
now i will say this the clip
that i lost
2:11:32
which really irks me you might
have it
2:11:35
it's the security guard
2:11:38
at the at one of the buildings
i guess
2:11:41
it was at the
2:11:41
new york times building the new
york
2:11:43
times security guard woman
2:11:46
who nominated joe biden no i
don't have
2:11:48
that i don't have this
2:11:52
i'll get it for the i'll get it
for
2:11:53
sunday because it's really
interesting
2:11:55
to listen to the security guard
first of
2:11:58
all why did they let the
security guard
2:12:01
nominate joe biden is she a
delegate is
2:12:03
she a delegate from the state
of new
2:12:04
york or
2:12:05
no i don't know i don't know
how it
2:12:06
works or just some rando that
they
2:12:09
picked i mean there must be a
lot of
2:12:10
people around the world that
2:12:11
knew that ran into joe that
could have
2:12:13
nominated him it made no sense
to me
2:12:16
rando yes random rando
2:12:20
i don't know
2:12:24
yeah okay i mean i have more on
this i
2:12:26
have some clips that's it i
have some
2:12:27
clips i got a couple of clips
yeah
2:12:29
that's i'm not gonna
2:12:30
i got nothing oh okay i got
some clips
2:12:32
um
2:12:33
i have uh president obama
2:12:36
with uh one in my mind mistake
and the
2:12:40
other
2:12:41
uh a nice virtue signal i have
sat
2:12:44
in the oval office with both of
the men
2:12:45
who are running for president
2:12:48
by the way did you notice that
his eye
2:12:50
tick is back
2:12:51
obama's i-tick his right eye
2:12:54
i think it has a lot to do with
with
2:12:56
trump berating him constantly
yeah i
2:12:59
mean
2:12:59
look i'm look i'm a tourette
sufferer
2:13:03
look
2:13:03
i'm a tourette sufferer so i
can say
2:13:05
he's trying his best
2:13:06
but it's a tick and he can't
get rid of
2:13:08
it and i've seen this thing
show up it's
2:13:10
kind of like he pretends to wink
2:13:12
but i'm sharp you can't get one
past me
2:13:13
barry i have sat
2:13:15
in the oval office with both of
the men
2:13:16
who are running for president
2:13:19
i never expected that my
successor would
2:13:21
embrace my vision
2:13:22
or continue my policies i did
hope
2:13:26
for the sake of our country
that donald
2:13:28
trump
2:13:29
might show some interest in
taking the
2:13:32
job seriously
2:13:34
that he might come to feel the
weight of
2:13:36
the office
2:13:38
and discover some reverence for
the
2:13:40
democracy
2:13:41
that had been placed in his
care okay he
2:13:44
did this three times
2:13:46
it's a republic it's a republic
2:13:50
president obama it's a republic
not a
2:13:53
democracy
2:13:54
it's a republic that was placed
in his
2:13:57
care a republic
2:13:58
got it but he never did oh
2:14:02
for close to four years now he
has shown
2:14:04
no
2:14:05
interest in putting in the work
oh
2:14:08
now i give him a pass because
he said
2:14:10
putting in not doing the work
but still
2:14:12
still pretty good it's a
variation of
2:14:15
the same thing
2:14:16
it is a variation we have but
it's not
2:14:18
code it's not code
2:14:19
no we have um
2:14:23
let's see i have one response
2:14:26
from fox news chris wallace to
michelle
2:14:30
obama's
2:14:31
speech which i didn't clip
anything from
2:14:34
she
2:14:34
she did say the kids or it
sounded like
2:14:38
she was saying
2:14:38
you know how much i hate
politics and i
2:14:41
thought what an odd thing to say
2:14:43
and what an odd thing to
project towards
2:14:45
uh young people
2:14:47
i hate first of all hate hate
is a
2:14:50
strong word
2:14:50
i hate politics i mean is that
a good
2:14:54
message if politics should be
something
2:14:56
everyone's involved in has
become this
2:14:57
nasty
2:14:58
again especially when they're
trying to
2:15:00
get more
2:15:01
kids out of school involved in
politics
2:15:04
yeah
2:15:04
and that's very poor i didn't
notice
2:15:07
that
2:15:08
but that's bad form yeah you're
right
2:15:10
yeah that kind of irked me that
that she
2:15:12
did that
2:15:13
and uh and then she just had
this this
2:15:16
long
2:15:17
string of things you know
blaming trump
2:15:19
for the kids in cages which
2:15:21
ap actually fact checked her on
it uh i
2:15:24
didn't see jim acosta rushing
over to
2:15:26
the camera to say anything
about it of
2:15:27
course it's obvious we know how
this
2:15:29
works
2:15:30
uh but after that speech chris
wallace
2:15:32
oh it was all jittery
2:15:34
you know it's interesting
michelle obama
2:15:35
as she said doesn't like
politics
2:15:38
and uh she said that this
speech was her
2:15:40
main contribution
2:15:42
uh to the biden campaign it was
a heck
2:15:44
of a contribution
2:15:46
she really flayed uh sliced and
diced
2:15:49
donald trump
2:15:50
talking about the chaos and
confusion
2:15:52
and lack of
2:15:53
empathy especially coming from
this
2:15:55
president and from this white
house
2:15:57
spoke more about the deficits
of donald
2:16:00
trump than the pluses of joe
biden
2:16:02
but did talk about especially
not so
2:16:04
much policies but especially
2:16:06
his empathy it was interesting
when i
2:16:09
first heard him say that i
thought he
2:16:10
mis
2:16:11
mispronounced filete but flayed
is
2:16:14
actually a word i didn't
realize that
2:16:16
i've never heard that
2:16:17
i didn't i never i said filet
they
2:16:20
filled him but flayed
2:16:21
which is the same thing kind of
isn't
2:16:22
just uh cutting it up slicing
it up you
2:16:25
rip something open
2:16:26
yeah okay so he liked it a lot
um
2:16:31
there were a couple of uh
joe-isms that
2:16:34
uh
2:16:34
that i think are worth uh
looking at
2:16:38
uh this is yeah this was a
pretty good
2:16:41
one see if you can catch the
flaw here
2:16:43
latino's among the fastest
growing
2:16:44
population in the united states
2:16:46
already one quarter of our
school
2:16:50
children
2:16:51
one quarter are latinos speak
spanish
2:16:55
one quarter how in god's name
can we
2:16:58
have a strong thriving republic
2:17:00
if we don't fully deal in
latinos in
2:17:03
every aspect of america
2:17:04
one quarter to which the latino
kids
2:17:08
across america went
2:17:09
i don't speak spanish and joe's
like
2:17:13
they all speak spanish guys
such he is
2:17:17
if you're looking for systemic
racism
2:17:19
that's it if we remove him
everything's
2:17:20
gonna be okay
2:17:22
i mean he doesn't that's like
it's
2:17:24
that's almost as bad as
2:17:25
you know white kids uh can do
you know
2:17:29
poor kids do just as well as
white kids
2:17:31
or whatever the hell he was
saying
2:17:33
it's so so bigoted of him to
say that
2:17:36
but okay
2:17:37
and but again i give him some
credit for
2:17:40
saying republic
2:17:41
i liked it so joe was saying
republican
2:17:43
not democracy
2:17:44
and then there was this i'm not
even
2:17:46
going to play it because it's
like
2:17:48
silver dress blue dress did joe
say hi
2:17:51
um jill biden's husband or did
he say hi
2:17:54
i'm joe biden's husband well
2:17:56
take it from me he said jill
it's just
2:17:58
however you want to hear it but
this was
2:18:00
kind of funny that's the kind
of first
2:18:01
lady
2:18:02
lady lady lady this jill biden
will be
2:18:06
what was that all about i yeah
i heard
2:18:09
that too i actually uh
2:18:11
i don't know where that clip
went but i
2:18:12
had that clip it was just where
he was
2:18:14
lady lady lady
2:18:15
like he sounds like jerry lewis
2:18:18
yeah exactly so uh it's he's
like he
2:18:21
said lady and then he lost his
train of
2:18:23
thought
2:18:24
and to pick it up he said lady
again
2:18:27
thinking it would happen then he
2:18:28
couldn't and he said it again
and again
2:18:29
i think he said it either three
times or
2:18:31
four times
2:18:34
anyway it was very strange so
2:18:38
are we basically saying we got
nothing
2:18:40
there's nothing nothing
happening
2:18:42
because it really wasn't it
might be
2:18:43
well tonight it'll be joe i did
2:18:45
get a i got the uh matt tybee
list of uh
2:18:49
drinking his
2:18:49
drinking game updates i only
have a few
2:18:51
things to read on it's a list
of about
2:18:53
20 items that
2:18:54
he expects the joe to be saying
i'll
2:18:56
read a couple
2:18:57
uh and you're supposed to drink
every
2:18:58
time you hear joe biden saying
folks
2:19:01
or biden says the united states
of
2:19:03
america double shots for any
multiple
2:19:05
america
2:19:06
construction example the best
america is
2:19:09
in america where americans
believe in
2:19:10
the american dream
2:19:14
and then he says you have to he
said use
2:19:16
guys
2:19:17
uh when he refers to the barack
obama
2:19:19
soul of america's one
2:19:20
then he's got this one number
eight
2:19:23
biden points out a surprising
pr and you
2:19:25
pointed this out earlier biden
points
2:19:27
out a surprising percentage of
something
2:19:30
like this example look folks 74
2:19:34
of venture capital goes to four
cities
2:19:39
uh it's just some screwball
thing he
2:19:42
does this
2:19:43
but he also says my mom used to
say or
2:19:45
mention one of my father's
2:19:46
relatable jobs like example he
sold a
2:19:48
hell of a lot of cars
2:19:51
and then he's got one here biden
2:19:52
references a job you've never
heard of
2:19:54
as in quote
2:19:56
why is a sandwich maker being
forced to
2:19:58
sign a non-compete
2:20:00
clause sandwich maker that may
be
2:20:04
a subway job actually now that
i think
2:20:05
about it
2:20:07
yeah i'm sure no no no no no
they're
2:20:09
called sandwich artists
2:20:11
sorry sandwich artist here's
one number
2:20:13
12.
2:20:14
biden tells the story of this
you have
2:20:16
to take a drink biden
2:20:17
tells a story about a rewarding
2:20:19
interaction with an
2:20:21
ordinary person as in quote
2:20:24
i walk over to the guy in the
bucket and
2:20:26
there's seven guys around him
2:20:28
all with hard hats on i yelled
up and
2:20:31
said
2:20:32
hey man thanks
2:20:35
yeah he's the best so he's got
a big
2:20:36
list quite funny oh my goodness
there
2:20:38
was something i wanted to
mention
2:20:40
at the end which was uh kamala
harris
2:20:44
accepting her nomination they
had a
2:20:46
little stage and
2:20:48
they had the you know the
typical dual
2:20:49
teleprompters it was
2:20:51
mouse quiet and there were
maybe i don't
2:20:53
know 20
2:20:54
people socially distanced like
really
2:20:58
socially distance
2:20:59
kind of strategically placed
next to
2:21:01
this i mean it was
2:21:02
a sad kind of thing to look at
i think
2:21:05
she did
2:21:05
she did actually quite well um
you know
2:21:09
for
2:21:09
for what she was there to do
but at the
2:21:11
end and this is
2:21:13
you this may not make it on the
news but
2:21:15
it's fun for us
2:21:17
um all of a sudden they have
the screen
2:21:19
and there's uh it's like a
massive zoom
2:21:21
call you saw and she's waving
everybody
2:21:23
and everybody's waving back
2:21:24
so it's it's 30 30 boxes
2:21:28
too many boxes uh yeah because
if you
2:21:31
freeze frame and zoom in three
of the
2:21:34
people appear
2:21:35
in two boxes they couldn't even
find
2:21:38
30 people to fill up the boxes
with it
2:21:40
was so bad oh no
2:21:42
they used three duplicates in
the boxes
2:21:48
i mean that is to me that
really summed
2:21:51
up the
2:21:52
that sums it all up a bunch of
phonies
2:21:54
with fakery
2:21:55
and they can't even do that
right no in
2:21:58
fact
2:21:59
you know i guarantee that the
biden's
2:22:01
speech tonight
2:22:03
has already been recorded and
recorded
2:22:06
and recorded and recorded until
he got
2:22:08
it close to right because he
never get
2:22:09
there's no way he's going to go
and do
2:22:11
this live
2:22:13
no way no i don't think he's
capable if
2:22:16
he does not capable of doing it
live
2:22:17
he's not going to be able to
debate
2:22:18
either that's why he wants you
to get
2:22:20
your ballot and vote now before
you
2:22:21
realize that biden is really
2:22:23
in the bag he's done yeah
2:22:27
so the problem the problem i
think
2:22:30
on it is this my interpretation
of
2:22:33
the problem with joe is he gets
tired
2:22:36
and if they're going to make
him do
2:22:37
something
2:22:38
okay let's do it again let's do
it again
2:22:40
let's do safety let's do it
again
2:22:41
yeah well you do it over and
over again
2:22:43
by the time they get the final
2:22:45
the finals it's just flat and
dead
2:22:47
there's no
2:22:48
he's going to be out of it yeah
but
2:22:51
i mean i'm sure the words will
be what
2:22:53
he's reading off the prompter
will be
2:22:55
to the money and he won't go
off script
2:22:57
that's for sure
2:22:59
i was reading all the the
broadcasts and
2:23:01
advertising magazines
2:23:03
everyone's very delighted with
this
2:23:04
sudden jump that
2:23:06
trump made so now it's a real
horse race
2:23:08
it's neck and neck it's like
right in
2:23:10
the final stretches
2:23:11
it's crazy how could we ever
expect that
2:23:14
to happen
2:23:15
now the ratings are not working
very
2:23:18
well for the networks
2:23:20
um and this where did this come
from
2:23:22
this was a very interesting uh
2:23:24
interesting article so the the
networks
2:23:26
the big networks
2:23:28
but i i gotta guess maybe in a
way the
2:23:30
um
2:23:32
i think it's just the broadcast
networks
2:23:33
they're the ones they do have
an equal
2:23:35
time rule that they still have
to adhere
2:23:37
to
2:23:37
and so they are they want to
put as
2:23:40
little not that i know of
2:23:42
well that's what they claim in
this
2:23:44
article that i'm reading
2:23:46
um or let's put it this way
2:23:50
they only want to put two hours
per
2:23:53
night on network television
because they
2:23:55
know they have
2:23:56
they will have to give the
republicans
2:23:58
the same two hours they don't
want to
2:24:00
put more on television because
they're
2:24:02
afraid
2:24:03
of what it will be like if
trump is on
2:24:05
tv for three hours or whatever
it is and
2:24:07
they they can't they just don't
want him
2:24:10
anywhere on their airwaves they
know
2:24:12
they have to do it so they're
limiting
2:24:14
the democrats they've dreamed
up a fake
2:24:16
excuse
2:24:17
yeah yeah a fake excuse for the
fact
2:24:20
that it has
2:24:21
i mean what is it american idol
even
2:24:24
even though american islands
only
2:24:26
3.5 million that was the number
one
2:24:28
rated show
2:24:29
so yeah they you're right
that's their
2:24:32
excuse with less of it on tv
2:24:34
because we don't want we don't
want
2:24:36
trump to to
2:24:37
ruin everything but i think
you're right
2:24:38
it's just shitty ratings
2:24:40
it's not interesting it's not
2:24:44
it's it's also it's not a tv
show
2:24:47
it's not a convention what is
it you
2:24:50
know the transitions are very
2:24:52
slow takes a while for someone
to say
2:24:55
okay
2:24:56
we're back can i ask a simple
question
2:24:59
it's a rhetorical one for
everybody out
2:25:01
there
2:25:01
and you especially this is the
2:25:05
party of hollywood yes they're
not doing
2:25:08
any movies there's nothing
going on in
2:25:10
hollywood right now the
theaters are
2:25:12
shuttered
2:25:13
there's talent everywhere tons
of it
2:25:15
there's directors there's
producers
2:25:17
there's people that know how to
do this
2:25:19
sort of thing why haven't they
tapped
2:25:21
them
2:25:22
and said hey come and put this
show
2:25:24
together for us
2:25:26
i honestly don't know who was
in charge
2:25:28
of the production and i
2:25:30
i personally found it to be an
2:25:31
incredible mistake
2:25:33
to bring in actor actors in
this case i
2:25:37
saw two actresses
2:25:38
uh carrie washington and um
2:25:43
uh avalon glory longoria
they're not
2:25:46
television presenters they they
don't
2:25:48
know how to talk stuff
2:25:49
you know it's all scripted
everyone's on
2:25:52
a teleprompter
2:25:52
it has no life in it it's
completely
2:25:54
boring it's
2:25:56
shit and it's a waste of my
time and i'm
2:25:58
a little bit angry about it
2:26:00
because we have to sit through
i can't
2:26:02
well i i've asked a rhetorical
question
2:26:04
again
2:26:04
why don't they bring up there
are people
2:26:06
that could make this interesting
2:26:10
so you your question is why
don't they
2:26:12
do it that's that's that is
2:26:14
probably a very not great but
it's a
2:26:15
good question i don't know
2:26:17
somehow this is what they feel
is going
2:26:19
to work for them i really don't
know
2:26:22
it's the damnedest thing i've
ever seen
2:26:26
i wanted to do and we'll be
revisiting
2:26:29
this no doubt on sunday just
wanted to
2:26:30
give a little update on the
middle east
2:26:32
peace deal or
2:26:33
i should say what happened in
beirut
2:26:37
and i'm putting together an
actual
2:26:39
theory remember i'm a conspiracy
2:26:41
theorist i just analyzed the
situation
2:26:44
and something very telling came
2:26:48
out of the news uh calculations
were
2:26:51
done
2:26:52
on the blast in beirut based
upon
2:26:54
ammonium nitrate
2:26:56
and based upon how much
ammonium nitrate
2:26:59
was there
2:27:01
and based upon
2:27:07
the explosion they feel the
experts now
2:27:11
say that probably only 200
2:27:14
to 300 tons of ammonium nitrate
exploded
2:27:18
what happened to the to the
other 2400
2:27:21
tons
2:27:22
so now there's oh it must have
been
2:27:24
stolen
2:27:25
it was rousted it makes makes
the whole
2:27:28
ammonium nitrate story
2:27:30
very very fishy and one of our
producers
2:27:34
is
2:27:34
in some business if you know
what i mean
2:27:37
and
2:27:39
when i mentioned some kind of
new weapon
2:27:42
he immediately jumped on the
stick and
2:27:43
said
2:27:44
okay i think i know what this
might be
2:27:47
and he has some information to
back up
2:27:49
the theory that this may have
been
2:27:51
a uh it may have been explosive
an
2:27:54
ordinance deployed from
2:27:56
an israeli jet uh which there
were jets
2:27:59
heard flying there's plenty of
2:28:00
eyewitnesses about that
2:28:02
this would be the w76 mod
2:28:05
2 and the w76
2:28:08
mod 2 it's not remember
2:28:11
remember this explosion you saw
it was a
2:28:13
very
2:28:14
um very unique type of
2:28:18
uh shockwave cloud that we saw
so he
2:28:21
says
2:28:22
uh this uh w76 mod two is not a
nuclear
2:28:25
warhead
2:28:26
but it's the primary fission of
the 27.6
2:28:30
thermo nuclear bomb so its sole
purpose
2:28:34
is to set off the fusion
2:28:35
secondary any unefficient fuel
or
2:28:38
unnecessary types of radiation
2:28:40
uh that that you might uh
notice from
2:28:44
this are just inefficiencies in
design
2:28:46
and
2:28:46
and they probably have all been
2:28:47
eliminated but he feels
2:28:50
that since there were 50 of
these
2:28:52
mounted onto the
2:28:53
tennessee submarine who went
out on a
2:28:56
mission
2:28:57
and came back almost uh
2:29:00
immediately turned back around
they were
2:29:02
supposed to be in a much longer
mission
2:29:05
he feels that it's possible
that one or
2:29:07
more of these was transferred
at sea
2:29:09
and that this is what was used
2:29:12
by israel to get everybody's
attention
2:29:17
and i i can't get past the fact
that a
2:29:20
week later
2:29:21
all of a sudden we have a deal
now iran
2:29:24
is is ramping up and the
president was
2:29:26
talking some noise about them
2:29:29
that's not quite as important as
2:29:32
this
2:29:35
the united states special envoy
for iran
2:29:37
is stepping down
2:29:38
brian hook who was appointed
two years
2:29:40
ago has been a vocal advocate
of the
2:29:43
administration's maximum
pressure
2:29:45
campaign
2:29:45
against iran and that strategy
failed to
2:29:48
get international support
2:29:50
and did not force iran back to
the
2:29:52
negotiating table
2:29:53
as president donald trump had
hoped hook
2:29:56
will be replaced by the
controversial
2:29:58
elliot abrams the
administration's point
2:30:00
on venezuela you know if elliot
abrams
2:30:03
is on his way to your country
2:30:05
you're in trouble so something
changed
2:30:09
you know all of a sudden we got
jared
2:30:11
he's talking he has a voice he
can talk
2:30:13
jared's out everywhere it seems
to me
2:30:17
that this was the tipping point
because
2:30:18
we know iran
2:30:20
is financing hezbollah we know
that
2:30:22
lebanon is one of the final
american
2:30:25
you know the west clark seven
this is
2:30:27
not a coincidence
2:30:29
it's connected we may never know
2:30:32
uh but to me it seems like that
was
2:30:35
some straw that also to screw
china if
2:30:38
we get iran
2:30:39
if we get a hold of ron i mean
it's it's
2:30:41
like a multi-pronged strategy
2:30:43
that i i really can't put it all
2:30:45
together but these things are
happening
2:30:47
and when it's not talked about
because
2:30:49
you know and we're just as
guilty of it
2:30:51
you know joe biden's an idiot
it's funny
2:30:53
it's funnier to listen to that
than to
2:30:54
think about what's going on but
i have a
2:30:56
feeling
2:30:57
and also again the um the
rampage
2:31:00
missile that's the name of the
missile
2:31:02
that uh israel
2:31:04
that is thought to be maybe
israel's new
2:31:07
super weapon the one that they
tested uh
2:31:09
test fired in syria uh this
2:31:12
mod 2 this w76 mod 2 would fit
perfectly
2:31:16
on one of those and it was the
exact and
2:31:18
the stories in the show now so
you can
2:31:19
find it
2:31:20
it's the exact same type of
shockwave
2:31:23
blast
2:31:23
relatively limited and it it it
causes a
2:31:27
certain type of destruction
2:31:29
not like a you know a a bomb
filled with
2:31:32
shrapnel and nails and god
knows what
2:31:34
else
2:31:36
so i'm thinking it was some
kind of
2:31:38
message
2:31:40
and it worked because stuff
happened
2:31:41
well something's something's
going on
2:31:47
and joe biden is an idiot but
he's fine
2:31:49
i like him
2:31:51
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docket for today
2:42:35
interesting i got a little i
have a side
2:42:38
bit here
2:42:38
all right
2:42:42
i was uh we had a guy who was a
donor
2:42:44
recently he's actually
anonymous but his
2:42:46
last name is spelled k-o-p
2:42:50
c-a-k and i worked up a whole
thing
2:42:52
because i was saying how do you
2:42:53
pronounce this guy's name
2:42:54
and people don't realize this a
lot of
2:42:56
names obviously i pronounced
poorly but
2:42:58
when i have a real zinger i
always check
2:43:01
it out on one of the
pronunciation
2:43:02
guides
2:43:04
and there's a bunch of them so
2:43:07
how would you pronounce
k-o-p-c-a-k
2:43:12
see co-pack
2:43:15
it's not right but that's not
just yeah
2:43:17
it's not right but uh if you
want to say
2:43:19
cop cack
2:43:22
well i was pronouncing cop
check it's
2:43:24
probably kokak
2:43:25
the p is probably silent i have
2:43:29
actually i think in clip one
there's two
2:43:31
different pronunciations and i
clip two
2:43:33
there's another one but
2:43:34
yeah i think they repeat so
these are
2:43:36
the pronunciations that come
off the
2:43:37
guys and they they can't
2:43:38
predict and now who is this
person pla
2:43:43
one of our donors cupcake one
of our big
2:43:46
donors but he's anonymous okay
hold on
2:43:48
cupcake cupcake cupcake
2:43:52
cobtack cobtack coptek
2:43:55
what program are you using for
this
2:43:58
that was one of the things and
we have a
2:44:01
podcaster down podcasting
2:44:04
everybody sounds like you don't
know if
2:44:06
it's gonna be okay
2:44:07
johnny you're okay stay safe
stay safe
2:44:09
things happen
2:44:11
it's not been a good day so uh
i could
2:44:13
tell
2:44:14
so there's two different
pronunciations
2:44:18
uh please play those again
2:44:21
okay cupcake cupcake
2:44:24
cupcake coptack coptek
2:44:28
coptek and then which i believe
is the
2:44:32
ex
2:44:33
is the proper pronunciation is
on clip
2:44:35
2.
2:44:40
check yeah that would yeah that
makes
2:44:42
more sense to me cup check
2:44:46
so now i just want to point
this out as
2:44:49
an excuse to my blasty
pronunciation
2:44:51
even the experts can't agree
god this
2:44:53
was all about you i'm sorry i
didn't i
2:44:55
said
2:44:55
yes i totally didn't realize
what was
2:44:58
going on
2:44:59
like where is this going oh
it's about
2:45:01
you okay
2:45:03
well uh
2:45:07
let's go to and this is what
i'll wrap
2:45:10
with
2:45:10
since this is kind of along
those same
2:45:12
lines in an odd sort of way
let's go to
2:45:14
obamagate
2:45:15
uh as we now have one fbi agent
slash
2:45:19
lawyer who was admitted to
changing
2:45:21
something
2:45:21
oh i didn't mean to do it uh
this is all
2:45:23
about carter page carter page
2:45:27
is a weird dude and he was on
2:45:30
he was on hannity and he has a
book out
2:45:34
hilarity ensued those are
getting there
2:45:36
what is the title of your book
quick
2:45:40
abuse and power sure no tell
the full
2:45:42
title
2:45:45
what's the full title of the
book
2:45:50
don't tell me you forgot i'll
put you on
2:45:51
the spot how they
2:45:53
abused how they did this to her
all
2:45:55
right ocasio-cortez i gotta go
2:45:57
what is that he doesn't know
the title
2:46:01
of his book
2:46:04
what do you think that means
that's
2:46:06
dwell that some agency wrote it
for him
2:46:08
as we've always suspected
2:46:11
yeah obviously geez
2:46:15
that you didn't write he could
barely he
2:46:17
was happy he got the subtitle
out
2:46:21
that's i mean the guy's a weird
dude but
2:46:23
now he loses credibility in my
book
2:46:26
because of his book and my book
i know
2:46:28
the title of my book it's
podfather
2:46:30
done well i have one
2:46:34
last educational clip we can
play and we
2:46:36
can wrap no i i just want to do
2:46:38
two more one quickie and then
and then
2:46:40
we can okay
2:46:41
you just do that we'll do the
2:46:42
educational clip on sunday i
don't want
2:46:44
to make it
2:46:44
yeah we don't want it let's not
leave
2:46:46
anyone with anything let's not
make
2:46:47
people smarter at the end of
the show no
2:46:49
education for you
2:46:51
uh senator durbin dick durbin
2:46:54
was uh talking about the
emphasis on the
2:46:57
word
2:46:59
dick durbin talking about flynn
2:47:03
and i'm not quite sure where
his head
2:47:06
was
2:47:06
but listen so he's talking
about the
2:47:08
problem with flynn being
2:47:10
as we know initially he was
talking to
2:47:13
the russian ambassador
2:47:15
uh about uh typical what i
believe are
2:47:18
typical things you do as a new
in his
2:47:20
incoming national security
advisor
2:47:22
but that was seen as oh it was
a quid
2:47:24
pro quo he was trying to
2:47:25
whatever he was trying to do
dick durbin
2:47:28
says this
2:47:30
spying on the trump campaign
here's what
2:47:32
it boiled down to
2:47:34
the intelligence agencies were
in fact
2:47:36
monitoring the conversations of
the
2:47:38
russian ambassador to the
united states
2:47:41
and when that ambassador
2:47:42
engaged with general kelly they
picked
2:47:44
up on the conversation
2:47:45
there's the spying it had
nothing to do
2:47:47
with focusing on kelly they were
2:47:49
focusing on kislyak
2:47:50
the ambassador and when they
went into
2:47:52
conversations about
2:47:54
lifting sanctions on russia
that's when
2:47:56
the intelligence agency picked
up on it
2:47:58
there's so much so what do you
think was
2:48:00
really going on since he keeps
saying
2:48:02
kelly instead of flynn and it's
not
2:48:05
corrected
2:48:07
it was general flynn not
general kelly
2:48:11
well that's interesting so
that's either
2:48:13
that's a massive
2:48:15
just pure mistake or the guys
got
2:48:17
something in his head about
kelly and
2:48:19
kelly
2:48:20
didn't kelly kind of leave
enough front
2:48:21
of mind to say kelly you don't
just say
2:48:23
somebody's they you know i
don't call
2:48:25
you uh schnitzer for no good
reason
2:48:29
well you can if you if you
squeeze my
2:48:31
butt while you do it but that's
about
2:48:32
that's the limit
2:48:34
yeah i'm not going for that
nice try
2:48:39
uh well then the phone yeah i
don't know
2:48:42
what's going on i don't know
what's
2:48:43
going on
2:48:43
it does it's baffling it's
strange isn't
2:48:46
it
2:48:47
they probably were spying on
kelly
2:48:51
or maybe kelly was spying on
other who
2:48:53
knows the fact that he said
2:48:55
didn't kelly kind of leave in a
huff
2:48:58
yeah he's left in a huff and
he's
2:49:00
probably borderline voting for
biden
2:49:03
he was never a big trumper no
no no
2:49:06
he was thrust on trump yeah by
you know
2:49:09
the other
2:49:10
anti-trump people yeah final
clip for me
2:49:14
then
2:49:14
is uh the money honey uh trump
called in
2:49:19
and uh the world's longest
interview
2:49:23
yeah well 49 seconds is what i
thought
2:49:25
would be good enough for us
2:49:26
they spied on my campaign which
is
2:49:30
treason
2:49:31
they spied both before and
after i won
2:49:35
think of that using the
intelligence
2:49:37
apparatus of the united
2:49:39
to take down a president a
legally
2:49:43
elected
2:49:44
president a newly elected
president of
2:49:46
the united states
2:49:48
it's the single biggest
political crime
2:49:50
in the history of our country
2:49:52
and i hope they're doing a job
i hope
2:49:54
they're not going to be
politically
2:49:55
correct and say well you know
we want to
2:49:57
go
2:49:57
just get let's get the lower
guys that
2:50:00
forged
2:50:01
the documents going into fisa
let's just
2:50:04
get a couple of the lower guys
2:50:05
i hope they're not going to be
bill barr
2:50:08
can go down as the greatest
attorney
2:50:10
general in the history of our
country
2:50:12
or he can go down as just an
average guy
2:50:14
it depends on what's going to
happen
2:50:17
he sounds serious when he does
that
2:50:20
i think he's frustrated because
he this
2:50:23
guy
2:50:24
everyone around him is in some
way
2:50:26
corrupt or rotten
2:50:27
bill barr is completely
compromised
2:50:30
look at where he comes from
look at
2:50:31
where he was look at what he was
2:50:33
doing in different
administrations my
2:50:36
god
2:50:37
his father hired jeffrey
epstein to
2:50:39
teach us some bogus class in
his school
2:50:42
so who knows if bill barr is
gonna
2:50:45
actually send anyone down the
river wild
2:50:50
yeah that's wild but it's also
good go
2:50:53
podcasting
2:50:54
lots of stuff on sunday in fact
they
2:50:56
will give you a go podcasting
update
2:50:58
john will have something
educational
2:51:01
and a barrel full of laughs
2:51:06
we have oh by the way it was
shannon
2:51:08
petty piece the reporter for
nbc who
2:51:10
asked the question so i'll have
to look
2:51:12
into her
2:51:13
we've got nick the rat coming
up name
2:51:14
for radio that's a great yeah
2:51:16
it's also a good spy name uh
2:51:19
nick the rat coming up uh after
the show
2:51:22
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2:51:25
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2:51:28
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2:51:29
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2:52:12
and such
2:52:27
why does phlegm suddenly appear
2:52:33
every time you are near
2:52:39
just like me you came
2:52:43
to be covered too
2:52:48
why do bats fall down from the
sky
2:52:54
every time you walk by
2:53:01
just like me you
2:53:04
came to me
2:53:11
on the day this bug was born the
2:53:14
scientists got together
2:53:16
and decided to make some toxic
2:53:20
good well they sprinkled
2:53:23
aids dust on some slimy mold
2:53:26
and sold it as bad stew
2:53:31
and that is why
2:53:34
all the girls in town cough up
their
2:53:38
lungs
2:53:40
and fall down
2:53:50
just
2:53:58
specifically have you taken a
cognitive
2:54:00
no i haven't taken the test