July 10th, 2022 • 3h 15m
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There's nothing that gets our
attention better than a smiling
cow. Adam curry Jhansi Devora
Sunday July 10 2022. This Year
Award winning cable nation media
assassination episode 1467. This
is no agenda, repeating the line
and broadcasting live from the
heart of the Texas hill country
here in FEMA Region number six
in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry.
I'm from Northern Silicon Valley
where I just saw a 43 car train
headed to China. I'm Jesse
Devorah.
Buzzkill. We're doing local
reports. We're going to have 110
degrees here in Fredericksburg,
Texas. To date, so as well as
warm, hot. I think they're
messing with us, John. That's
hot. They're messing with us,
man.
Well, it's a dry heat.
Oh, yeah, that's what it is.
It's always a dry heat. It is a
dry heat. Yeah, it's very dry.
We have this really crazy wind
now that goes along with it. So
it's just a dry wind. A very dry
wind. Yeah, I'd say it's kind of
like turning on site. Yes,
shrivel up, right before your
very eyes pretty much like a
prune.
I don't know what we're gonna
do. You know, we never got any
of the rain that everyone else
got. They went right around
Fredericksburg, which is what
Fredericksburg is designed to
do, or why it was chosen. So we
didn't we didn't. Yes, it was
chosen by the American Indians
and later by the Germans.
Because when it rains out here,
I mean, it's crazy. I mean, it's
destructive rain. So this was
less rain because of the
elevation. That's the story. So
it's safer. Apparent Well, if I
guess if you're an American,
Indian or German and I want to
start start this off with I
found this fantastic interview.
For what is it facts matter?
It's probably from where those
anti CCP guys NTD No, not didn t
de The Epoch Times. Yeah, Epoch
Times. And it's also important
to do it before this thing is
over. Because I think it will be
over pretty quickly. I'm talking
about the farmers in the
Netherlands. This is now world
news. And we've been talking
about these protests from the
farmers and what's going on in
the Netherlands for if not
weeks, months. And you know, so
now Tucker has found his his go
to Dutch lady. Have you seen
her?
Why don't they just invite you
on the show? Well, it would help
the podcast.
No kidding. They will do all the
producers listen to the show. So
and she's What's your name?
Flooding and Brooke is her last
name she's a Dutch she's
not as famous in Holland as you
are correct.
She's getting pretty famous. But
but you know and I think she
works for Prager you and you
know, this is a very very very
politically
okay, never good enough said
very,
very political. She's I think
she's engaged or married to some
guy like I want to say it would
usually be the case now but
someone who's, you know, kind of
like a Twitter YouTube type
person. Oh, they got trolls. I'm
counting on you anyway. And you
know, she actually gave a pretty
good report. I think I saw it on
Thursday or Friday.
Good and entertaining Dutch
accent she has
a very entertaining Dutch accent
and obviously you cannot get
ignore her Telugu Telugu prosity
her tell she's pretty.
You'd like you haven't seen her.
It's tele Jannati.
There you go. Tell her show
title. Tell her.
Tell her No, I have not seen
her. I haven't been watching
Tucker. Oh, okay.
I usually fall asleep after like
the first monologue and Tina is
always like, Man, did you did
you see what he said? I said,
Well, no. That's a roll of dice
and look at anyway. This was a
really, really good interview
with Katie bow de and he is the
leader of the Forum for
Democracy party in the
Netherlands, one of the biggest
but very much in line with
cheers builders, very much in
line with I guess it will go
back to pin for town who was
assassinated in in early 2000s,
who was on track to win and
become the biggest political
parties party did. Of course, he
wasn't Prime Minister because he
was dead, killed by a nutjob
animal activist who now is
actually out roaming around free
and you kill somebody in Holland
you do save some time you get
out. And he really explicitly
explained exactly what's going
on what happened to the pretty
girl that said she was going to
be talking now who
cares about the pretty girl
let's get there pretty boy. He's
not he's probably late 30s,
early 40s Very young. he you
know he has one of these images
that can easily be despised in
the Netherlands because he comes
across as what they would call
studenti coasts or like a like a
like on Just like a Bernie bro
in college you know what I mean?
Except yet he was great suit he
has the right shoes his office
as Chesterfield furniture. Are
you getting the picture? Yeah.
So you know a lot of people
like oh, that's just give us a
Bernie bro but
well give a better example I
don't have a better example, but
not of
a Bernie Bros. No, no, no, but
I'm camped as the pants sagging
though oh no, no, no, no, he's
no no, no, that was a wrong one.
Anyway, definitely more Trump
than anything else, let's just
put it that way so universally
hated by the establishment but
of course, a lot of people in
the Netherlands vote for him and
for the party and they like him
a lot. So here he is explaining
the grand scheme of why this is
taking place. And why the
Netherlands How
is it possible that in an age
where everybody's talking about
possibility of food shortages of
insecure supply chains, the
Dutch government is pursuing
this policy which will which
will lead to even even more
dependency on international
supply chains and thus,
uncertainty for the Dutch
consumers. The answer is that
they, the people governing this
country are following the
scripts written by the EU to
realize what they call a great
reset. They want to make us more
dependent on international
supply chains. They want to
weaken Dutch sovereignty and
autonomy. And also, they want to
continue mass emigration into
the Netherlands. And if you're
going to bring more people to
the Netherlands and a very small
and densely populated country,
you're going to need to take the
land from the farmers and put
houses there. That's the agenda
to turn the Netherlands into a
giant city without its own means
of production, without its
autonomy in terms of
sovereignty, but also in terms
of food production, and to make
people dependent on the
international rulers, the
globalists who are trying to
take over.
Now he didn't mention it
specifically, but this is part
of the tri city project, which
includes Rotterdam and Amsterdam
and Brussels. And all the way up
north, in Holland thronging it
and they've already mapped it
out mapped out the highways
mapped out the the bullet
trains, and all of the
Netherlands will be this massive
city that will where people will
just live and exist and do
whatever the bedroom community
Yes, yeah, with no with nothing
else. And so all of the food,
well, we know where it's going
to come, it's not actually going
to come from outside or
right size. And think about the
advantages. By the way. I mean,
I'm in on this regrouping. I
love it, I love it, you got the
you got this giant suburban
area, this is just a massive
bedroom communities monstrous.
And and if you really need to
control the people who just
opened up that big dam that was
built and flush them out, off
slide deck,
just shut up from the flood you.
So this so that what they're
using as the lever the
politicians in the Netherlands
is something that date back
dates back to the 2000 a project
part of the Sustainable
Development Goals, of course,
which is all the agenda 21,
which is now agenda 2030. And he
gives that a little little
attention here,
I'll give you a very quick
update on the whole nitrogen and
how it came to pass. Because
this is the nitrogen issue. This
is why the farmers have to leave
because of the nitrogen in the
soil because of their animals,
the 1990s
the European Union introduced
the not too raw. So that's
nature 2000 guidelines. And that
means that certain areas in
Europe were picked for the
preservation of certain forms of
vegetation. And as it happens,
the Netherlands was picked to
protect moss and Glover and some
other form of hay and other form
of vegetation that do well in
relatively poor surfaces where
where there's not too many
things for plants to eat and,
and so nitrogen in itself, more
nitrogen oxides in the
Netherlands would not be a
problem for nature. It would be
a problem for maintaining the
specific vegetation goals that
were set in the natura 2000
guidelines. And the politicians
here are unwilling to do the
most simple thing that any one
protecting the Dutch national
interests will do which is write
a letter to the EU. Hello EU. We
are no longer going to stupid
guideline If there's enough
clover and most elsewhere in
Europe, we are going to protect
our farmers. And we're going to
have more trees and other forms
of vegetation, which would be a
consequence of a bit higher
level of nitrogen oxide. That
would be the logical thing to
do. They're not doing that
they're sticking to these
bureaucratic rules that 20 years
ago, someone said that the
Netherlands had to maintain a
certain percentage of malls, and
clover and hay. And indeed, the
real agenda behind that is that
they want to have a stick to
beat the farmers with
I think they could use the same
thing. Hey, we're gonna open the
dikes if you could farmers don't
piss off. A lot easier.
Think about it the trick? Yes.
I'm just reminded as you say
this, this is kind of a a mirror
image of what they did it. Just
this idea is something that I
have some thoughts on this
because I had a discussion with
JC who's friends with the of his
one of his best friends as the
amongst the ruling elite of Sri
Lanka.
Oh, goodness, yeah. Lots of talk
about there too.
So this mimicking it because
they were did farmers have been
screwed over by the globalists?
In fact, I'll just move on that
for a second. Where was it? This
is completely based on the green
agenda. Here it is. Sri Lanka
has a near perfect ESG score 98
which is higher than two which
is higher than Sweden, the
highest in the world, which is
higher than Sweden. 96. Now the
United States only 51 We saw UK.
Now of course, there are other
things behind there's a lot of
stuff going on the 2019 bombing
that hurt tourism. But the
biggest main problem from this
article that's in the show notes
causing Sri Lanka's fall was its
ban on chemical fertilizers,
nitrogen anybody in April of
2021, so only a year ago, over
90% of Sri Lanka's farmers had
use chemical fertilizers and
after the ban 85% experienced
crop losses after the fertilizer
ban, rice production fell 20%
prices skyrocketed 50%. In just
six months, Sri Lanka had to
import $450 million worth of
rice despite having been self
sufficient in grain just months
earlier, the price of carrots
and tomatoes rose five fold. T
the nation's main export also
suffered thereby undermining the
nation's foreign currency and
ability to purchase products
from abroad. That's called
getting screwed.
Yeah, what's left out of all
these stories, all of them is
the fact that the United States
has been angling to turn
SriLanka into a military base.
Oh, interesting. All this and
they're not necessarily going
for it. But the Chinese Chinese
are doing what they can to keep
this from happening. And it's
because we can't seem to get a
bass in India, they won't allow
it right. And the Pakistanis
just can't do I mean, they're
there, they're too close to
China, and the Chinese would do
it, but they know this would not
be your best interest,
you're gonna have this little a
square meter over here. So of
course, there's some other stuff
going on in the background in
the Netherlands of all of this,
it's not just to facilitate the
continuous immigration. There's
also a perhaps spiritual or
deeper thing that is looming
behind this, which is that
farmers, and in general, people
living on the land and of the
land, and with the land, they
have a strong connection to the
history. They're proud of their
often family companies who have
that have been in the family for
for several generations. And so
these are not post modern, post
historical, post national
people, their proud family,
people who have their own
business, who live their own
land, who have a connection to
the history into the nature of
this country. And so they form
direct threats to the globalists
post territorial post
identitarian agenda. The real
point here is the great reset
mass migration, trench national
governance. And that's why
people have to become atomized,
they have to lose their
connection to the land, and
that's why they're hitting on
the farmers.
Sound familiar? Anybody? Filling
your country name here? And
that's totally what's happening
in the United States.
Tell me where you're gonna get
pod bugs.
It's we're so close to that. And
also, that's the only way we can
really have the continuous
stream of migrants keep coming
into the country.
It's not a stated goal in terms
of part of the same government
agenda. They're, they're doing
this as a as if it's isolated
phenomenon. But it is a stated
purpose of state the goal of
this government to continue mass
migration. And also, our current
Minister of Housing has been
with a camera around the country
pointing at farmlands and
saying, This is where we're
going to put people in the
future. So if you put one on one
together, not rude, it's very
obvious that this is part of the
agenda. But it's not that they
would formally say we're now
expropriating the farmers in
order to buy housing, they're
smart enough not to say it like
that that loud. But anyone who
was clever and put boots on the
ground connects the dots will
realize that this is the this is
this is the plan.
Yeah, yeah. So Minister of
Housing is just walking on AC
that farm over there, houses,
houses, is pretty brazen.
Now this kind of what happened
in Santa Clara Valley here in
California. dutil. Santa Clara
Valley was probably one of the
richest farmland areas and
actually where I was raised was
pretty as almost as good and
part of Alameda County, Niles in
particular, where they grew up
being cherries, which there's
not a cherry tree left in the
area. But Santa Clara Valley was
just a breadbasket. And now it's
what all houses and tech
companies
and porn studios are. Different
Valley.
Does San Fernando Valley,
different Valley. And I think
that was probably an
agricultural area too. It became
a bedroom community. But we've
got a lot of land here now like
a Holland right?
No, exactly. Well, and of
course, this final clip,
by the way, the Japanese have
this sort of pressure on them to
but they resist it. They like
you can't even import rice to
Japan. Yeah, I mean, we grow a
lot of rice in California. We in
fact, we grow some of the psyche
rice that they used to make Saki
the Japanese psyche rice in it.
The Japanese will not accept it.
They have to grow their own. Oh,
really? Yeah. They've just
written No, you can't. No, in
fact, if we make Saki here and
we make some some psyche,
manufacturing that goes on in
the United States is world
class. Forget it. You can't get
it into Japan. Hey, can
I ask you a question? Is this
the official pronunciation Saki?
So I pronounced it? Okay, well,
I
just want to know, because I've
always said, Okay, it's also the
same as the pronunciation for
the same as the as the salmon.
When you eat sushi, the psyche
refers to it, there's a reason
for being called that, and I
will not discuss it now.
Continue, please.
Jen Psaki. All right, I'm not
going to discuss it now, as must
be something very extraordinary.
No,
it's gonna be lengthy and it's
off topic. All right.
final clip from Bo de here. He
unfortunately, he agrees with me
that this probably will just end
in the typical Dutch
capitulation. If
they set up a strike a general
strike, where they won't deliver
us any fish anymore. They won't
deliver us any meat anymore, and
you milk anymore. They won't
sell their cheeses to
supermarkets anymore. If they
genuinely say, Okay, this is
enough, stop, this is our
existential battle. Then in
about two or three days, you're
going to see it into
supermarkets, and people are
going to be like, I'm hungry,
where's my food coming from. But
this can only work if the
farmers and the fishermen and
all the people and perhaps even
internationally, they really
form a coalition and stick to
it. And we would support it. But
I'm afraid that what will happen
is more like aggressive
demonstrations, and then the
public opinion will turn against
them. And that government will
just top up its offers and give
them a little bit more money.
And some people will say and
they will break the unity of the
protesters and some people will
say well, I'll take I'll take my
share, and I'll start something
else or I'll send my kids to
college or whatever. So I'm
pretty pessimistic, I'm pretty,
pretty afraid that they will, on
the one hand, lose the public
support by demonstrating to
roughly instead of simply not
delivering any food anymore
going on strike. And secondly,
that many of them will choose
their short term self interest
rather than the long term
interest of the nation as
a whole. You probably true.
They're so beaten down. Do we
need to revisit Sri Lanka?
No, I think it just wanted to
mention the US base and the fact
that the Sri Lankans are
resisting that it says the
Chinese are helping him. Sri
Lanka part his Belt and Road
it's amazing that none of this
none of this gets discussed in
the M five M here. No instant
instead. Here's a 23 second
report this this is the
derivative we get that's called
news CBS
massive protests broke out at
the homes of the President and
the Prime Minister of Trade
Bunker, a mob stormed the
president's home breaking
through security to enter the
building. Later some took a
celebration to the properties
private pool. The Prime
Minister's home, was also mobbed
and then lit on fire. The
protests come amid the country's
financial crisis, both the
President and Prime Minister
have now agreed to resign
nothing about food, nothing
about that. He
mentioned the fact that they
forced him it is green. You
know, these farmers and by the
way that farms in Sri Lanka are
all there's millions of them,
and they're small. Yeah. And
nobody gives a shit about what
anyone's telling them to do,
because they've been doing
something traditionally forever.
And so then they tell them, they
can't use, you know, basic
fertilizers that they've been
dependent on for decades exact
now. Instead, we get can't grow
anything. They can't give a good
they get 20% of their normal
crop.
It's not. It's not coincidence
that you're not getting this
information. No, instead, oh,
everyone's doing backflips in
the President's pool. Let's show
a video of that.
Yeah, you're right. There's no
coup. It's not a coincidence
that they won't tell you that
this. These policies, these
green and the green bowl crap.
Yeah. It's not working. Not only
not working, it's kind of
working. But then again, maybe
it is working. It's working to
to achieve some other end. Oh,
and then Oh, yeah. And Holland.
Has a giant bedroom community.
Yeah, you know that you can
flood.
Man, imagine how easy it'll be
to transport the drugs when
Holland has all of those bullet
trains and stuff. Yeah, it's
pretty efficient now through the
port of Rotterdam. But still, I
just think about how great it
will be. And we'll have our
customers right there in the
giant bedroom community. Yeah, I
mean, it's wasted. And you know,
people are gonna all be working
from home. So they'll have you
know, they're, they'll need some
kind of challenge you have,
because it's a new right. It's a
new human right. It
is it is it's they voted on it.
It's a right. It's a right to
work from home. And you know
what that's going to result in
Swingers, it's just going to be
one big batch of Saudi Arabia
sex party, all of Holland will
be one big Sex House with drugs.
As to bad, man, I gotta get my
daughter out of there. Pretty
quick. This is bad. Bad, bad,
bad. So yeah, a lot of
interesting things happened.
Yeah, since our last show, in
fact, on on the day itself, and,
but really, the one thing I just
wanted to put a little bit of
focus on is what happened in
Canada Navia with their
internet. I mean, we didn't hear
much about it, because oh, I
don't know their internet was
completely down. I apologize.
Rogers. Rogers. Yeah. Now they
only have I mean, Rogers, what
does that at least 50, maybe 70%
of all internet aggregate Canada
Bell is pretty big. Right? But I
think it's about half. It's big.
It's big. And so it was down a
real total of 24 hours. You
know, it came up and down in
certain parts, but it was it was
very serious. So here's a
Canadian report with the CEO of
Rogers. Apologizing, he won't
use the word but go look online
everywhere. The term is it was a
glitch.
I apologize. We all here at
Rogers apologize for the outage,
Rogers is saying sorry,
following a nationwide outage,
millions of customers without
internet access, cell phone and
cable services for most of
Friday. Contrary to what many
thought was a cyber attack, one
of the country's largest telecom
networks admits it's responsible
for the widespread service
disruptions,
we've narrowed the cause to a
network system failure. We had a
maintenance upgrade in our core
network, and that caused our
routers to malfunction.
The malfunction affected pretty
much everything Canadians use on
a daily basis, emergency
services travel and
they were really really hooped
and not able to in this busy
season coming out of COVID. To
make critical
sales.
Interactive Services are back
after debit and mobile banking
transactions came to a halt.
Rodgers admits it has not fully
restored services to everyone
across the country. As of
Saturday, it plans to credit
customers for two days worth of
service.
For some people, that'll be
enough but for other people who
were inconvenienced is a 15 or
$20 credit really going to cut
it.
This is the second time in the
last two years, Rogers has had a
nationwide outage, and the
company's president and CEO
could not say for certain it
will not happen again. I'm
committed
to make sure that we are doing
everything to ensure the
resiliency of our network
without a definitive plan B the
ordeal has called into question
the competition or lack thereof
in Canada, with Shaw Bell and
Rogers dominating the
telecommunications playing
field.
Competition is a good thing. and
it works for everyone and
impactful way. And I can only
think that something like this
elevates the conversation around
internet service providers,
given the major disruption,
there are now calls for a public
inquiry into the outage and for
the CRTC to investigate.
Yeah, right. Okay. So that's the
story. Of course, we have dudes
named Ben in the BGP space. Our
BGP boys named Ben
border guy, notice that they
don't tell us anything. He tells
what router brand was. Huawei
gear is at Ericsson gear, is it?
Is it Cisco gear, what kind of
gear we talking about? Why don't
you at least give us a hint?
So here's one of our Border
Gateway Protocol boys who deal
with this very layer of the
internet, which is, you know,
how routes are determined. And
he says, Hey, me and the other
BGP boys have been watching this
Canada mess all morning. Rogers
is as numbers are an advertised
now, that's a very serious issue
when your address space
numbering is not being
advertised. You know, it's
basically like having a map of
roads, but then it's all jumbled
up. So you want to, you know,
Dallas would wind up in Germany.
So no, he says no American press
is talking about that. This is
about 27% of Canada's internet
down my company and unnamed
multibillion dollar insurance
powerhouse where I am a VP of
network operations, has about 15
offices this morning, offline,
most of which aren't even on
Rogers. So this was a little
more widespread that just Rogers
my boss and I, I suggest that's
just interlinking could be my
boss and I speculating someone
hit the kill switch and Canada
911. And most Visa Card Services
are down in the Greater Toronto
Area. So then he comes back
later with an update, all of our
shit is finally back up. Here's
the latest interesting tidbit,
we had four office locations,
where we saw this really weird
stuff happening with DNS after
General Service was restored, we
specifically filter where we
send DNS queries. All of that
traffic appeared to Cloudflare
and fortiguard. To be
intercepted, even though the
head and firewalls for those
sites were clearly online,
otherwise pass through normal
unencrypted traffic. Now, this
could just be Rogers getting
their shit back in order and
happen to bid bucket, some
secure DNS plane DNS and other
random HTTPS sessions. Or it
could have been man in the
middle intelligence related to
Bill C 11. And C 11. Is that
Jordan Peterson did a full on
episode about this. This is the
follow up to C 10, which was the
censorship law. They're talking
about censoring, or at least
monitoring all all live, or all
video streams that originate
from Canada to make sure that
you're you adhere to the same
rules as the M five M as the
Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation. And, and that, you
know, this may be stuff to you
know, to stop stuff to block it.
And maybe that's what the router
upgrades are. And it may not be
ready for primetime or something
like that. I liked that.
I liked that theory that it's
about upgrading to this new bill
to be
compliancy 11 compliant
compliance. Exactly.
You got to be compliant. And so
in the process, they screwed it
up or somebody made Oh,
yeah, they screwed it up big
time. Well, if you're doing man
in the middle, also some
guys in there that would like to
throw a little monkey wrench
into the works if they can. Oh,
goodness, yes. Goodness or not.
Yeah, no, that would be great.
Yeah, no, we need more of that
we need we need more of people
that sabotaging stuff. We got we
got to move this agenda forward.
It's not like the UK they don't
need they don't need the router
man in the middle stuff. You
know, they they have this new
bill at journalists, if they
leak anything from or they
publish anything that was
leaked. That comes from the
government. They can go to jail
for life.
Go to jail.
Whistleblowers journalists and
publishers focusing on national
security related matters may be
most at Rick's risk of being
prosecuted. Any person who
copies retains discloses
distributes or provides access
to protected information can and
will be prosecuted.
Yeah, that sounds right. Well,
this has to disk very important
as we come up to the Charles
administration.
We Charles Yeah, we have to get
everything in mind. Why? Why are
they waiting so long to announce
the Queen is Dead? I mean, it's
crazy how long she's been gone.
They don't want charros Hello?
Yeah, who's they? Every One well
the Okay, mi six mi five the
public. The journalists people
who know Charles foreign
governments. Good point. There's
a couple of things I want to do.
We do some stuff about RB wood
yeah they buy a shot gun a
handmade shotguns was pretty
crazy funny. I wanted to get
this because we talked about
this last show and I wanted to
get the details back out of the
way because we talked about
Brittney Griner. Who's kinky
taking up a little too much in
the news cycle. But But boot
this guy boo, do you tea? It's
not not Mackey is a Russian is a
Russian. And if you would
recommend people go to max boot
dot max boot was his first.
Can I just correct us? We you
and I were both talking about
Max boot in this context on the
last show. We were corrected
obviously was not max boot.
No, but it's this guy's this
guy's name is booton is spelled
Bo UT. Yeah. And I would
recommend you go to the wiki
page. And well, I'll tell you
why. Well, let's play these I
only have two clips. And this is
about boot and grinder and this
is a this is. And he is Russian,
supposedly. And here is the
grinder boot. One NPR clip
reports out of Russia indicate
that the Kremlin is interested
in a prisoner swap for Russian
arms dealer Victor boot. Can I
just ask you Is that something
as a former ambassador that the
US should consider?
Well, when I was the ambassador
and I worked at the White House
even before then, Victor Booth
was in jail during that time.
And we heard many, many offers
of trying to get him out.
Remember, he's not just an arms
dealer. But in the Russian
system. He's probably linked.
And now I'm speculating here.
But if you just look at his
background and what he did in
the past, it sounds like he
probably has connections to
Russian intelligence services.
And remember, the President of
Russia does to Vladimir Putin.
So they want to get him out.
They've wanted to get out for a
long, long time. It presents a
problem for the United States
system because he's a real
criminal.
Who was the speaking?
He's one of the ambassadors to
one of the Eastern European
countries during the Obama
administration. Okay.
I hear this boot is also
connected to 911 in some odd
way.
Well, he seems to be connected
to everything. Got it. But the
thing is, if you read his wiki
page, and I recommend people do
that, I'm trying to bring it up.
He, you find out how he got it.
He's a real criminal. He goes on
and he's a real criminal. You
try to find the crime in there,
what the crime is. Now, the old
FBI entrapment game. Really, the
US government arranged to sell
arms to some douchebags that
were on the list of you can't
sell arms to these people will
come after you. And it was all
government, American government
agents that set this guy up and
pretty much he hears you here
pushed the button, and the arms
deal will go through, you're
under arrest. Oh, okay. So the
Russians got really P owed about
this, about this arrest and the
fact that he's in jail, because
they claimed that this is it was
bullcrap. It was entrapment of
the highest order. And even even
in the wiki page, it explains
it, and it and they have never
gotten anything else on the
guy's one of those situations
where it's like Al Capone, you
had to get in with acts of tax
evasion because you couldn't get
goods on him. And this guy seems
to be that sort of person is
extremely talented as a gun or
arms dealer, but he was also
working for the Russians, it
seems to me, so this He's
genuinely a genuine criminal,
and then Britney's not she's a
criminal. She was smuggling dope
marijuana juice into Russia.
That's against their laws. I
mean, what do you suppose? Well,
the Russian lawyer, whether
useless to me, you know, we can
smoke it in California. So I
guess so this whole report
really irked me from that
perspective. She is a criminal
by in the right in the country
she's in. If you're in a country
where you can't get divorced,
and you get divorced. It's a
crime. You're a criminal there
in Texas if you have more than
six Delgado dildos, it's a
crime. Is that true? Yes.
Believe it or not.
No, I noticed a bunch of stupid
laws like that. Yeah, that's the
one and if they can't be one,
and if they can't you, you're in
trouble. They do too. Yeah. I
don't know. I don't know if you
can want to know but I don't
want to find out
your walk to the car. No.
So anyway, so I found that
annoying that they would put
this I think this guy's been
unjustly arrested and held for a
decade or more already, and it's
like, okay, because it was an
attractive deal, but Hey, we're
back. Hey
Victor, what are you in for arms
dealing to the wrong people?
What do you in for seven dildos?
Well, I'll make it I guess I'm
Detroit. Okay, so now the so the
guy I mean, law enforcement has
their own kind of behind the
scenes way of looking at stuff
they say, this is bad guy. He's
a bad guy. We got him in jail.
We finally got him in jail and
it's like corn pop. He's a bad
dude. Bad corn. Yeah. Corn pop.
So it's like so you know, we got
him in jail, but it was like
trickery and you know,
underhanded, you know, illegal
illegal methodology, which is
that you makes you a crook. But
okay, fine. And Brittany's foot
she's jealous, you poor girl.
But, and then play part two of
this in a second. I just have
another complaint. You start
listening to his reports.
There's now she's got with some
lawyer some representing her
wife going on about well, she
was a white guy or LeBron James.
She'd be out by now. And I'm
thinking what you do notice the
kind of privilege she has. They
don't miss an effective door to
white guys that are trying to
also get out of Russia who got
arrested for one reason or
another very similarly. You
know, they kind of tell you this
arrest these guys for no good
reason and throw him in jail.
They're not getting out. Don't
get any attention. She has
basketball player privilege.
That is above and beyond all
this other bowl crass called BS.
Luckily, VPP
There you
go. Let's play the second half.
He's a real criminal, and the
Department of Justice convicted
him and he's in jail for a good
reason. Brittney Griner is not a
real criminal. And so they feel
very uneasy about doing those
kinds of swaps. That said, we've
done it before. Just earlier
this year, the Biden
administration traded
Constantine Yara Shenko and
other Russian prisoner convicted
a criminal for Trevor Reid. And
back in 2010. When I was in the
government, I was working at the
White House at the time, we
swapped spies, a dozen of them
that we picked up here in the
United States in return for for
Russians, that we wanted to get
out of Russian prison. So there
is a precedent for these things
to happen, would
freeing boot actively hurt
American national security?
That's a tough call. I can
imagine my colleagues in the
Biden administration struggling
with that and having differences
of opinion. My personal view is
it's a trade worth taking. I
would add others by the way, not
just Reiner. Paul Whelan is
unjustly being held. Mark Fogle
is another American convicted
for 14 years in prison and
Russia for the same. alleged
crime is Brittney Griner. So I
would pursue a swap to get all
those Americans out. But I think
it's worth the trade. Yes, I
would take the deal. I want to
talk
a little bit about the US
response so far over the last
six months. It feels like the
past few days, there has been a
much more organized push from
people in Brittany grinders
orbit to get the US government
to take action. Even though she
was detained in February. The US
did not declare Greiner
wrongfully detained until May.
Why, in your view, hasn't there
been more urgency from the US
government on responding to
this?
You know, I don't want to
presume that that is true. It
feels that way. Of course, to
those that have loved ones in
jail.
Oh, man. Okay. First of all, the
whole thing is just kind of
funny against the backdrop of
the United States incarceration
system where we have 1.5 million
black men in jail for drugs.
Right, this is put that there.
Second, you're right, this is
trending. It's annoying. It's
too much. Remember, I got the
call from botanic not the call,
but I got an email like, oh,
this we have to do a trade. So
this is something's up and and
it's either this is the out.
This is how we, we settle
things. And Ukraine's like,
okay, you know, we're gonna
settle things, and we're gonna
do a swap, and we're all going
to be friends kind of, or it's
too embarrassed Biden, and it's
coming from the State
Department.
Which is what I say, you know,
hi. My thinking on this would be
it would be the embarrassed by
it, because I and of the opinion
that they've been trying to get
Biden, I agree, especially since
he announced that he's gonna run
for reelection. And this is
going to continue until he
either dies of old age or, well,
okay, so now, we had a debate in
Japan, and I have it on my
schedule to call uncle Don,
because as although it's known
that he was in Japan for Akash
eight years or so. He's never
been allowed to write a bout at
the agency won't let him it's
not in his wiki pedia I wonder
what was going on in Japan,
probably stuff with the Bank of
Japan. But he may know Ave. Now
even though he left before avec
came into power, and he was of
course, he still was very active
in Asia. So I hope to get some
kind of low down. But at the
same time, first of all, this is
called an assassination. If you
are an ex president and your
shot, is that not just murdered,
killed? Is it and also
assassination assassination?
Okay. Yeah. And is that for
presidents? Is it also for
congressmen it
could be for secretaries you
could say that your Secretary of
State was assassinated.
Anything, anything that's in
government, generally speaking,
an officer so the Supreme Court
Justice a word you can say? No,
but I think it has political.
Yes. Assassination always has
political implications.
So is this a message to Trump
saying, Hey, you can be out
there endorsing people but we
can get to you anytime.
Could be or by origin is just
some random Rando nutcase? I
don't think so. Who was well, I
mean,
obviously, obviously, at some
point, you're a Rando nutcase.
If you do this, yes. But was
there a motivation? Do you have
anything what his
motivation was supposedly his
mother was invested and went
completely bankrupt, investing
in some ARB, a scam, religious
scam that he had done and nobody
can identify what this is? Yes,
that's what the
it's the Unification Church.
In the UK, yeah,
this is interesting. The
Unification Church has links to
the Moonies. I only got this
morning. These were the
Unification Church. Oh, well,
there you
go. So it's the same thing. And
yeah, so the guy was pissed off
that, that his mom had given
away all of her money, I guess
all the family's money to the
Unification Church. And he
initially wanted to kill the
leader of the Union Unification
Church, but instead he that was
too difficult for some reason.
So he decided to go after eBay
because eBay had indeed had been
doing this.
I mean, history and based church
should probably be a lot more
difficult as well. His
obvious connection to the
Unification Church goes back to
his grandfather. The whole the
whole family was in this thing
and I don't know anything about
it. I don't know much about the
Moonies you might be able to
fill us in all I know is that
whenever
it called, it was called by our
standards, generally speaking,
it's it's, it was run by the Sun
Young Moon guy who was they
named it after him. I mean,
during its derisively called the
Moonies. And he it was a
religion that was is very
similar, if that's why I think
the Chinese are so freaked out
about things like following
Gong. Yeah, because these things
get out of control. And if
they're not,
I remember whenever we were
young, and we visit Don and Meg
and the cousins in DC, because
when we when I was very young,
like six or seven, we lived in,
in Maryland. And so we go visit
them. And then we'd be driving
and night. And I remember so
clearly, my aunt, my aunt and my
uncle, kind of almost excited to
say, look, you can see it the
Mooney, the Mooney church is
always lit up at night. You can
see it for miles. It's the
brightest thing in all of DC.
And it was kind of like, I don't
know, because of course, I paid
no attention to any. I didn't
understand any significance of
it. But it was kind of like,
yeah, there's that thing that's
in the midst of all the stuff
we're doing. If that makes any
sense.
Now, I said, I don't know what
to do with that story, but it's
a good story.
That's like most of our story.
You can't do anything with the
good story.
Good story. I thought that I got
some clips, we can play it. I
don't know. We're gonna get
anything out of it. From that
perspective, especially if
you're gonna think it was some
sort of a grand conspiracy or
messaging, but let's go with Avi
dead NTD. This is a bit the
basis for the next two to
eclipse
pens former Prime Minister
Shinzo Abe A is dead after a
gunman opened fire from behind
him during his speech. Japan's
NHK television reports that he
was assassinated while on the
campaign trail. The 67 year old
former prime minister was
delivering his speech for a
candidate's election campaign at
around 11:30am. Two shots rang
out shortly after he began his
speech in the western Japanese
city of Nara. He was airlifted
to a hospital and later
pronounced dead five and a half
hours after being shot. The
professor in charge of Emergency
Medicine at the hospital says
Ave bled to death from deep
wounds to the heart and the
right side of his neck. Avi was
the country's longest serving
Prime Minister, the shooter was
arrested and identified as 41
year old Tetsuya yamagami He was
cited by NIH Hey as telling
police he was dissatisfied with
Abby and wanted him dead. Video
from the scene shows what looks
like a sawed off shotgun lying
on the ground near the alleged
shooter as he is being
restrained. World leaders
offered condolences via Twitter.
Oh, it's the way you do it via
Twitter.
I you know, I thought that
kicker at the end was that was a
key. Yeah, they offer
condolences by Twitter. Kindness
is dead are so sad. So sad.
Well, I tweeted about it. Check
the box. Now, here's some kind
of insight from NPR maybe, or
maybe not to try and explain
some things about abi. And this
is when developed ABI Nam makes
and all the rest of the which
they're trying to. And he's the
Trumpian. Like, again, it's
another Trump thing and may
relate to it. This is
great. But Trump has this great
picture which I caught on
Twitter, of course. Do you
remember at the the big summit,
I think was the climate change?
What was it like climate change
or whatever the hell it was? Oh,
G seven or g 20. And there's
this picture of Trump sitting
down and then the other side of
the table. It's Merkel, you
know, leaning over with their
arms, you know, on the table,
and it's Trudeau and all these
people are looking at him and
he's just there with his arms
folded, going. Yeah, whatever.
Yeah, I remember that picture is
standing next to him is on eBay
with the exact same arms
crossed. Yeah, whatever. I never
noticed that before.
Well, I didn't notice it either.
So I have to go back and look at
that picture. Okay, let's go.
Part one. I'd like to
also ask, I'm sorry, yeah. Oops,
wrong one.
Pot one
better understand our base
political legacy. I'm joined by
Jeff Kingston. He's a professor
of history and Asian Studies at
Temple University's campus in
Tokyo. Professor Kingston,
welcome to All Things
Considered. Hello. As I
mentioned, ob a really reshaped
at least the guy got the
message. Hey, listen, you know
we're here on NPR. So we we
greet you you have to either do
a little sexy thing or you know,
say like, hello, hi. Hey, how
you doing? And he did his best
episode in Tokyo. Professor
Kingston. Welcome to All Things
Considered.
Hello. Hello,
as I mentioned are a really
reshaped Japan's economy during
his time in office so much that
the term Ave nomics is often
used to describe the economic
changes in Japan under his
policies. Can you describe
exactly what that means? What
were Abenomics? And how were his
efforts kind of received by his
constituents?
Well, it's really interesting. I
mean, certainly Abenomics made
its way into the global lexicon.
But I have to say that the the
general consensus now is that
Avi nomics, pretty much fizzled
out in the current prime
minister last autumn when he was
running to become the leader of
the LDP, he was quite critical
of Abenomics. And he was
asserting that it actually
accentuated disparities in
society, and didn't provide a
solid foundation for sustainable
growth. And many people have
dismissed it as welfare for the
wealthy.
Do you have any examples of that
of policies that he implemented
that now are kind of considered
just things that ended up
helping the rich?
Well, I think there's a
perception that Ave nomics was
geared towards pumping up the
stock market, have a pressure
the National Pension System to
invest more in stocks, the Bank
of Japan made massive purchases
of ETFs, exchange traded funds.
And so I'll be nomics would seem
to game the system in favor of
people who own stocks, so not
many Japanese own stocks. And so
the people who tended to benefit
most from those efforts to boost
the stock market would be
wealthy investors and hedge fund
investors.
You know, I watched the short
documentary about the Bank of
Japan the other day. So after
World War Two, the bankers came
in and set up the Bank of Japan
and then go through a long a
long history of stuff at a
certain point. We remember how
Japan was just booming and it's
like, they were coming over
here. They were buying CBS and
Columbia. And, you know, Sony
was huge. And you know,
that was in the 80s in the 80s.
Yeah.
And then,
in fact, in fact, there was a
number of books that came out
Iran 1985 And this all course,
collapsed in the late 80s. But
this this dis economic demit
Japanese miracle, and my
favorite book was I wish I could
remember the title of it, but it
was written by one of the is
written by kind of a friend of
mine who's and he wrote a book
at the very peak of this whole
thing and he wasn't alone. And
everybody was saying it you You
probably don't remember you do
remember this year, we should do
everything the way the Japanese
Yes.
Let me explain this. So in this
documentary, they show that what
was really happening is the Bank
of Japan was forcing all of the
banks that were connected
through Skype, the window advice
or something, to pump all kinds
of money into loans for real
estate, and they were telling
him what their quotas were. And
so to certain points, like we
didn't No one knows no one left
to buy a house, then just give
it away almost for free. So you
had people on very median
salaries with second and third
homes. But what we saw in the
US, I'll pick it up where you
just left off, is you saw
Silicon Valley guys, you know,
like Larry Ellison, oh, I have
to get into the ancient art of
Japanese and get my katana
because these guys they have the
fantastic management style. Yet
shadow management teams inside
the US Corporation over like, we
have to all the Japanese and all
it was was free money into real
estate.
It was another another story in
that regardless, I was actually
talking to John Doerr one time,
you know 86 He was bitching and
he was always complaining. He is
bitching and moaning about how
the Japanese are killing us
because and the reason is
because our banks weren't lower
interest rates to one rate down
to why
he wasn't wrong. He wasn't
wrong. That's exactly what was
going on.
He's wrong. But then did the
thing was that they weren't so
happy they were dummies are mad
happy. The Japanese they bought
up half of Hawaii. Yeah. And
they were and they were cleaning
up on Hawaii until the until it
all popped collapse. Well, no
before the pop in fact, what
happened was when the 747 Stop
landing on his trip to Japan
because the Japanese are happy
owning property in Hawaii
because they could just pick up
a flight to Japan easily because
all the jets to to Hawaii from
the United States would stop and
write on a lulu but then they
just started skipping Honolulu
because they had to the longer
range rides was Jeff Oh, Andrew
picked up the long range 747 The
rest of them straight to Japan
without having to stop. And that
was the end of the property boom
there. And so they lost their
asses in the best one was when
they bought Rockefeller Center.
Oh, I remember that. I was in
New York at the time. It was
like what
you had the Japanese are gonna
buy everything that was the big
fear. Japanese bought
Rockefeller Center. And it was
such a turkey of a operation
that it was losing so much
money. And it continued to lose
so much money that the Japanese
never sold it after they bought
it. They walked from it. Here
you go. I'm just leaving it at
the curb it here is yours.
I remember in the in the late
70s early now even early 80s in
the Netherlands, Japanese
tourists man everywhere and it's
just clickety click and it was
just buses and buses and buses
for them. And everybody was
scamming him. Oh, I'll take a
picture of you and your family
but that'll cost you 50
guilders. You know, I was like,
oh, okay, that's tradition here.
Okay, hi. I remember they come
over to visit and they do these
trade visits. I remember we had
think new ideas and they come in
and that first set you were
there was some like pre like a
forward operating team would
come in okay. They you know, and
how about you know, Pucci song
whoever is going to come in the
drill, you know, Grand Poobah
director of this company. And
here's how you accept his
business card and don't put it
in your back pocket. That's like
putting on your and we
all had all of our business
cards that Japanese Japanese
letters Yes, still.
Yes. And they would always come
with gifts. Gifts. Oh, yeah. And
then you see like a shit healer
and we have any gifts for you.
Here's a t shirt. We
got a hoodie. You had to have a
hoodie, big gifts that the
airports have special shops for
people traveling to and from
Japan. That were the gifts that
you'd give somebody you're
visiting and some of the gifts I
remember getting couple. There
were just these submerge
extremely lame. Yeah, but you
see this airport gift?
Tax free shopping. It comes in a
yellow bag. Yeah. So yet again,
another great story that you
can't do much with but hey, you
come for the news. You stick
with the stories people
don't anyway. Yeah.
Talk to this. Yeah. I'd like to
also ask about sorry. Yeah,
yeah. Onward.
Okay.
I'd like to also ask about
hobbies role with Japan's
military. I know that in 2014,
his administration reinterpreted
a world war two era law to
expand the country's defense
capabilities. Can you talk a
little bit about how the former
Prime Minister had an effect on
Japan's military?
Yes, in 2014. He reinterpreted
Article Nine of the constant
tuition that had been written by
the Americans. And the idea in
Article Nine was that Japan was
banned from going to war and
from maintaining any armed
forces whatsoever. Now, the
government has sidestepped that
ban by arguing that it could
maintain defensive forces. And
this then pave the way for the
US Japan defense guidelines in
2015, which greatly expanded
what Japan is committed to do
militarily in support of the
United States, anywhere in the
world. And then later that same
year, he passed legislation of
the collective self defense
legislation that provided a
legal basis for Japan to
actually live up to those
commitments. But that
legislation was deeply
unpopular, sparked massive
protests outside the diet. And
even today, I'd say the Japanese
public support for that
legislation is lukewarm, because
the concern here is that
somewhere somehow, at the behest
of Washington, Japan is going to
be dragged into some conflict,
that doesn't really have a lot
to do with the defense of Japan.
And so the pacifist identity
that is becoming embedded in the
Japanese psyche, is challenged
by Ave asserting that Japan can
no longer afford this unilateral
pacifism.
I think that Trump and RB were
kind of playing from the same
let me say playbook when it
comes when it came to modern
monetary theory, changing the
minister of the Ministry of
Finance, and making it more
powerful versus the central bank
and then still, you know,
pumping up the stock market. It
seems like that was very
analogous with those two are
doing
well, they were doing similar
things for sure. Especially when
it comes to pumping up the stock
market.
Yeah. Which is how you do it.
So anyway, there's she's dead.
That's the end. Yeah, that's de
wrecker.
Here's a story I need to follow
up on because people tune into
the no agenda show to get
information and understand
what's happening in their world
versus what the M five M is
telling you.
American Airlines is paying up
for a computer glitch over the
July 4 weekend. Technical
problems removed pilots from
more than 12,000 flights this
month. The airline now says it
will pay the pilots triple pay
to cover those shifts.
Meanwhile, United Airlines says
the flight delays we've been
seeing this summer won't be
ending anytime soon. The airline
blames staffing shortages and
the FAA air traffic control
system yeah
of course the your no agenda
show has producers all over the
world in every single vocation
you can imagine. From our
anonymous unnamed airline pilot.
I'll get right to the hot news
contract negotiations are in
full tilt at all airlines
including Federal Express to all
did not so not just passenger
airlines United was quick to put
out the first contract and their
management team was quick to
pound their chest saying they
were ensuring their pilots were
taking good care of and by the
way in this T A as they call it
the tentative agreement do not
one of the big issues was for
the United pilots what they
wanted. No, a Tumi suitcase.
This was a negotiating point
that each one got a to me
suitcase. This so they were
there. Let's get in the cream
right as like, Oh, let's see
what we can get.
So they asked him for stuff like
the suitcase. Well, United drag
around that use Yeah, yeah.
So United pilots, they also
stayed home. They got COVID
money from the government. You
know, I was like so in United's
world they were okay. But then
American came out with a
contract that made United look
foolish. Because of course
America was like, I want to kind
of give them too many suitcases.
So the United pilots union
withdrew their their tentative
agreement. That said they were
going back to the negotiating
table probably take the tomee
Suitcase off. Delta is idling on
the sidelines waiting to see
what the other to get, then, of
course, they will beat them
both. Well, contract
negotiations are in play pilots
are required by the railroad
Labor Act to fly their awarded
trips. So they're doing just
that nothing more than a lot of
trips remain open with no pilots
to fly them. So of course, the
glitch last week, in the trade
trip system from American
Airlines, this is this is the
big news pilots can actually
trade trips with another with
one another with the approval of
scheduling. Last week, something
happened and all of the trips
that were proffered proffered up
were essentially deleted from
the pilot schedule. This means
the company had to buy the trip
back from each pilot,
essentially paying them to stay
home. So this sounds like
sabotage to me.
Just sounds a sabotage to me
because that's software that
that does that was has been in
play for a long time. Hate
longtime because the stewardess
we're using it because I talked
to I always go back and chat
with the stewardess hey girls
and guys a doing and they I was
told that this this has been
because I was asking about the
call to flight attendants now
John, just let you know yeah,
whatever, whatever. And so
I was told he has this great
software they would go on and on
about we could switch with
anybody anytime we want it's on
real time and he's, you know,
nobody's everyone seems to do
it. Right and it was fabulous.
And it was just a matter of time
for the pilots did the same
thing. So
American immediately recognized
what had happened began placing
the trips back on the pilot
schedule. However,
contractually, this is illegal.
So the union stepped in and told
the company they could not do
this, the company with no choice
offered pilots 200 And in some
cases 300% Pay to take the trips
back. If you wonder why why your
airline tickets are going up in
price. The Union stance after
exhausting negotiation with
American Management seems to be
enjoy your paid time off. So now
he says probably what was
happening Fourth of July
weekend, although there were
some there were cancellations.
It wasn't anywhere near the
mayhem that might have been
expected except Amsterdam
Schiphol Airport, which was
another disaster. But they don't
know celebrate Fourth of July.
He says that he's telling me
they don't have Fourth of July
in Amsterdam,
please. You distracted You're
distracting me from my story. He
says probably just for these
negotiations, they really did
their best. But this will spill
over and this will become a
problem. And we're not just
talking about American Airlines.
But all airlines were kind of
put on notice. Let's do our best
for this weekend. So we'll
probably hit within the next he
says within the next five to
seven days, it's going to be a
mess because that's when that's
when the dominoes start falling
again, because pilots are out of
time. There's not enough pilots
getting paid to sit home not
coming. It's It's the system is
breaking. Just breaking.
Well, they broke it themselves
when they pulled this stunt with
the COVID vaccine.
Well, of course, and we still
have, man. So now there's one of
our producers was reading the
Federal Register as you do as a
producer. And, you know,
everyone is still working on
this COVID Pass on a digital.
It's not even called a COVID
pass. It's a digital ID. We saw
the European Union parliament.
We saw them vote for it, you
know, we don't need it. But we
might as well just still keep it
around the UK. Hey, why are you
hiring people for this passport
scheme that's going away, you
know, just might be handy just
to have it, you know, shut up,
shut up, don't need to ask
questions. We have what is the
other one here? The United
States, we have still on the
books requirement for proof of
COVID 19 vaccination for non
citizen non immigrant air
passengers arriving into the
United States from a foreign
country. This is why my why my
daughter's long term boyfriend
cannot come along and visit. And
so now they want to make that
official. And in the Federal
Register, the CDC has said well,
we can do this, we can maintain
this. But we need to be
compensated for 6500 out of the
exact number 60 68,000 45,825
burden hours per year to be
compensated for in order to do
that. And I'm sure it'll get
funded, they'll pay for that.
And then we basically have the
same system worldwide, you can't
get in without some proof of
vaccination. And and in Canada,
they have arrived can which is
the app you have to use. You
have to you know, if you if you
want to leave Canada you have to
have you have to be vaccinated
if you want to arrive into
Canada have to be vaccinated. So
this app is still plaguing
everybody. And here is the World
Economic Forum Board member and
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia
Freeland, who was asked about
the arrive can passport scheme,
why has your government kept the
arrive can app in place after
making changes at the border?
You know what, let me start by
saying and you know, Canadians
believe in modesty and humility
as a national virtue
is that true? Is a natural, bad
national Gaucho,
and I think that is a good
thing. And certainly I don't
think anyone would argue that
it's a problem to have political
leaders who are too modest or
too humble, I think people might
have a problem going in the
other direction.
But what the hell does that
mean? Like you don't want Trump?
Is that what she's saying? You
don't want Trump has no idea
what she just said. She's just
babbling, babbling idiot.
Do you want to say one thing
that Canadians should be quietly
proud of, collectively, all of
us together collectively. Now,
that is how we have gotten
through COVID. So far, there was
a study published either last
week or 10 days ago, that
compared 11, comparable rich,
industrialized countries, and
how they did in COVID. and
Canada was second from the top
only Japan, which is in a very
different environment did better
than us. And to put some numbers
behind that if we had had the
same level of mortality in
Canada, that they had in the
United States, very, very close
to us. 70,000 more Canadians
would have died.
Okay, so this is me from false
reporting. Is that what she's
saying? Yep.
70,000 more Canadians would have
died. If we did the Canadians
manage everything the way the
United States did. Thanks. Think
about that for a minute. Think
about that for a minute, we
would have lost 70,000 people,
our parents or grandparents,
this is this is this is
psychological operations right
here. Think about that is a
command Neuro Linguistic
Programming, think about that.
Think about it. So your brain
can't help but think about it.
Your grandparents, your family,
your dog
house, and more Canadians would
have died. Think about that for
a minute, we would have lost
70,000 people, our parents or
grandparents. So I think
overall, like yes, the measures
that we all endured during COVID
were unpleasant and were
difficult. And I don't know,
maybe you want to call it the
COVID recession hangover that
we're getting through right now.
But let's not lose sight of the
fact that by and large, these
measures worked, and they saved
70,000 people.
I mean, audacity to say it saved
770 1000 people, is it within 30
seconds is bullshit of the
highest degree
he arrived, catnap was one of a
suite of measures that were part
of this highly effective COVID.
Now, the environment today is
different. You know, all of us
are here, we're not wearing
masks. We're living in a
reopened national economy. And
so as we go, we constantly need
to look at which measures are
appropriate and which are not.
There you go. So it's not going
to answer the question that
keeping it in place and digital
ID it will be a thing. And the
air
is about as far away from the
question as you could get, of
course,
and this airport stuff is a part
of it. You know, the Canadian
airport. Which one is a Toronto?
No. Maybe Ottawa, also the
Netherlands, Amsterdam, they're
all part of the known traveler
digital ID KT Di. This is to me,
this is problem reaction
solution. It's like hey, it's
shoot at the airports. Hey, we
need the digital ID we got the
infrastructure all set up so
ease a
bill says Ron COVID I have
revealing clip. Okay. Are
revealing clips. Okay, and
Osterholm is back.
Yeah. There's new vaccine money
coming out, I
guess. Yeah. But he went to a
school now is that professor?
Oh, is that news? Is that new? I
think it is. I think it is new.
But I got just a three One
minute One and one and a half
minutes that went in a minute. I
don't know how long they are on
COVID and the new ba five Yeah,
baby ba fives catch up. Just
catch up to the scene with a BA
five.
Da five. A sub variant of
Omicron is now dominant in the
US and it accounts for more than
half of all COVID infections.
It's quick rise corresponds with
an increase in reinfections and
hospitalizations, and PRs
Allison Aubrey joins us now with
more. Hey, Allison.
Hey, hi. Oh, hi here.
Good to have you. Okay, so we're
about VA five Lake. Does this
rise mean? We're gonna go into
another surge here in the US?
Well, I think we're in the midst
of a silent surge of I added
time when most people use rapid
tests it's hard to know just how
many people are infected. One
indicator Elsa is that
hospitalizations appear to be
rising slightly again, and
reinfections are on the rise.
According to some data from New
York for instance, some people
who were infected with owner con
in December or January are
getting it again. Here's Michael
Osterholm. He is expert at the
University of Minnesota.
This is really a hyper trend.
Schools Oh, hold on a second.
Whoa, what happened to the
children's vaccine program that
he's running up in Dallas?
I don't know but this is the
third clip
well Oh no, I'm sorry this is no
no, I'm sorry that's wrong. I'm
wrong. I'm thinking of somebody
get the wrong I got the wrong
guy poster home. He's never been
identified as a professional
that way but okay, so it's
really a highly transmissible
virus. And if you look right now
as ba five is increasing, we're
seeing this exposure now with
the level of infections with
this virus is if you have a good
elevator ride you very well
could get infected. really
struck me as you can see the PSA
already, people get into
elevator dealing with one
elevator ride, you could get
COVID and die, right? You very
well could get infected.
That's really struck me so this
idea that an elevator ride with
an infected person could be
enough of an exposure, even for
those of us who've been
vaccinated and boosted I mean,
I'm one of those people who got
COVID Back in December. So where
does this leave us? What does
this mean for the fall? You
think?
Oh, wow. Oh, my goodness. I
mean, just one elevator ride.
You could die. I appreciate way
appreciate it.
And then she goes on about she
just had it in December, and
she's been double booked baths.
I'm
one of those people. I'm one of
those people who got COVID I
mean, even though I was vaccine
double boosted, but you know,
I'm a victim.
Yeah, it gets better. Oh, yay.
Yay, more curveballs, this virus
humbles scientists Osterholm
have become it's just hard to
predict. But I think what is
clear, according to lots of the
infectious disease experts I've
talked to is that even as the
sub variants have become even
more transmissible, the bottom
line is that the impact of a BA
five surge or whatever variant
comes next will not likely be on
the scale of last winter, we
will be able to manage better. I
talked to Anna Durbin, a
physician at Johns Hopkins about
this. She said we've already
seen this the combination of
prior infections vaccinations is
protective. She points out
hospitalizations are up but only
slightly and there are more
tools to treat people who do get
sick.
Most people have some underlying
immunity that is helpful in
fighting the virus. We have
antivirals, and I think because
of that we're not seeing a rise
in deaths and that's very
reassuring. That tells me that
the virus even VA five is not so
divergent that it is escaping
all arms of the immune system.
By the way, that's total
bullshit. But I'll wait until we
play the last clip.
Or the last one talks I tell
you, I stole the bullshit what
you were gonna say.
There's a there's a nice
preprint still but it will be
for the new Journal and New
England Journal of Medicine. I'm
sorry, yeah, British metal
medical journal. The Lancet. Not
the lancet BMJ. COVID vaccines
more likely to put you in
hospital than keep you out BMJ
editors analysis of Pfizer and
moderna trial data finds that's
going to be squashed. Wow.
That's why we need to talk about
it and have it in the show
notes. So I'm just saying that's
bullshit. You just said you're
more likely.
All they say everything they say
is bullshit. But here comes the
here comes the Whopper because
no one's talking about what
they're going to talk about.
It's a little spot of
information that will not get to
the mainstream. I don't even
know why they brought it up
here. But it when it comes up,
you'll know.
She says there's more children
are vaccinated and new boosters
come online to specifically
target Omicron, which could
happen around September this
will be helpful.
Well about children. It has been
what three weeks since very
young children were talking
between six months old and five
years old. They've been eligible
to get COVID vaccines so have
parents actually been getting
their little children vaccinated
the past three weeks.
So far, only about 1% Of the
roughly 20 million kids in this
age group have gotten their
first shot. Just released first
numbers last night was picking
up 267,000 children. My first
reaction to that was wow after
hearing from so many parents
were so eager it was quite low.
It's
the only parents you heard who
were eager one NPR upper hand
selected ladies.
I spoke to Dr. Cameron Webb he's
a senior advisor on the White
House COVID response team he
says the expectation is that
many parents will ultimately opt
for vaccines during well visits
will hurt well visits
yeah well visits Oh goodness,
you take your kid and routinely
they do this and all the market
when there's just for no good
reason so we could gouge the US
government's all the programs
and insurance companies so they
can raise their rates as well
visit
will be heard from parent It
says that they wanted to get
their kids vaccinated,
overwhelmingly, in their
pediatricians offices, and
nearly half said they wanted to
do it during a regular scheduled
visit. And so you're going to
continue to see a steady stream
of parents with kids under five
getting their kids vaccinated in
the weeks and months to come.
I don't think so.
While NPR is getting creative
like that, all right, I have a
couple of clips to back this up.
Because really, I mean, if we
just put it into NPR terms, I
mean, this is I mean, it's
crazy. This is so could get
bubbly enough it well. That's
true. It's it's so contagious.
In elevators. Everyone is
infectious. There's COVID
everywhere.
But here's the number I like to
use at my place at UCSF.
This is Dr. Bob watcher from
UCSF. That's the he's from the
hospital. They're to University
of Southern Carolina. So south
of Southern California,
Florida, Florida, Florida,
South. Cisco, San Francisco.
Yes,
in San Francisco. We test
everybody who's here for
anything. So you come in for a
hernia surgery, open heart
surgery, or a colonoscopy, we're
going to test you have no
symptoms of COVID. That number,
the prop, the test positivity
rate of people who have no
symptoms of COVID. At the lowest
point of the pandemic, pre Delta
was point 2%. One in 500. People
would test positive today at 7%.
One in about 16 people Oh, so
if you are. So you're boarding
an airplane with let's say 50
people on it, there's about a
99% chance that somebody on that
airplane has COVID COVID. You
know, in a restaurant of 20 or
30 people around you. It's 90
ish percent 90 and 95 You're
eating Cody, there's a lot of
COVID around.
And because this variant is more
infectious than the last one and
the more infection the one
before it, if you're not being
careful, there's a pretty decent
chance that you can get it and
and
even if you're vaccinated
because you know, you're gonna
get his COVID boosted and but
what the vaccines will the new
vaccinations work with IT work
where they work, Dr. Bob,
are you optimistic about a
booster shot coming in the fall
that might target be a foreign
VA five,
I'm optimistic that there will
be a booster shot in the fall
that is a combo of the original
virus because you're gonna lose
that. And a vaccine booster
targeted against some version of
Alumacraft. They're working
really hard on on one against BA
four or five because the one
they worked on two months ago
against the original Omicron
doesn't have as much effect
against BA four or five. Oh, I
hope I'm hopeful that they'll
have it I'm hopeful that it will
work better and last longer. Not
that hopeful that it's gonna be
magic. And all of a sudden why
not? We'll give you immunity
superpowers against VA for five
the reason to get it is sort of
the reason why you get a booster
today.
Well what doctor is that? Do you
think that's in the medical
literature that a certain type
of vaccination can give you
superpowers?
Not that hopeful that it's gonna
be magic, and all of a sudden
make you give you immunity
superpowers against BA four or
five. The reason to get it is
sort of the reason why you get a
booster today, I still think
people are going to be
vulnerable to infection. But the
main reason that you want to be
boosted against the virus that
you're likely to be exposed to,
is to prevent severe infection,
hospitalization, and death. The
thing I guess I'm most worried
about is okay, ba four five is
now coming into our world. Let's
figure out a booster against it
by the time we figure it out. It
may be that the virus that we're
being exposed to in October
November is a new one that
hasn't even doesn't even exist
yet.
Oh, it's just a never ending
stream. We need more money
pumping in but
she let me think was it that
even we even talked about this a
decade ago. There's no vaccine
for Corona viruses. Nope. It's
same as the common cold. That's
why there's never been a vaccine
for it's a Corona virus for this
very reason changed. What's
changed. Nothing's changed
viruses. These vaccines don't
work.
Let's go to New York 1010 wins
Dr. J. Varma. And you'll hear a
gaffe right at the beginning of
this so I might as well get it
out of the way
when you say the the vaccine
outsmarts us is it outsmarting
the vaccines, though?
I mean, come on lady, you meant
to say is the virus is
outsmarting the vaccine that
goes in the pile that goes in
the pile in the gaps
when you say the vaccine
outsmarts. Us is it outsmarting
the vaccines, though? I mean, I
think a lot of people I know are
saying cheese, should I get the
booster or should I get the
sheep in booster? They're afraid
that in the fall, we might need
a different kind of vaccine to
outsmart the latest variant.
Yes, I mean, basically what
you're summarizing is the
strategy that we have left to us
as scientists, which is that you
know, first of all, I really
want to emphasize something, you
know, getting repeated doses of
the vaccine does not cause any
harm. There are many vaccines
like the flu vaccine that you
get annually and many others
that you need to get boosted
with regularly.
That guy, he'll be sued. He'll
be sued for killing people.
I'll tell you this, what he's
saying there is untrue. Yeah,
every time you get a flu shot,
you're not getting boosted. No,
you're getting a different shot.
Yep. So that's just a lie.
No, really. So the problem is
that COVID Don't sell no mo. No
one's interested. No one wants
to hear it. Now, of course,
people are still incredibly
scared. And you know, they're
not going
home. And that woman in that
clip at the very beginning, she
was she had a nervous sound. And
yes, she was she was and there
are people out there that are
literally shaking in their
boots. Yes. Even when they bring
it up. Oh my god.
We saw it out here at the Fourth
of July parade in
Fredericksburg. You could
identify the the Democrats,
clearly they had their little
float. And they all had their
masks on.
On the float it Sure. On the
float
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Doesn't matter
if they want to do that, that's
fine.
But if I'm happy that that's
going on, because I don't want
them sneezing on me.
But that's not good enough for
television. We have to come up
with new stuff. We are a fear
based enter a trauma based
trauma entertainment based
society. Nothing plays unless
it's really really cute like a
dog on tick tock doing something
cute, or unless it it's free
shipping, free shout. So let's
just run through a couple of
possibilities that are in the
news.
An extremely rare brain
infection has been found in a
Missouri resident. It's caused
by what's commonly known as a
brain eating amoeba, and it's
almost always deadly. This is
the first confirmed case in the
state in 35 years the patient is
in the ICU. Someone can get
infected by inhaling
contaminated water. It's often
found in warm freshwater like
lakes, rivers and ponds. The
Missouri Department of Health is
not reporting where the person
was exposed.
Okay, so we've got that we've
got the brain eating amoeba.
Always fun for a little little
off color report in the news,
but Ghana has reported its first
ever cases of the Marburg virus.
Yeah, this is a good one.
Marburg virus
that Burgas is is is a version
of Ebola. Yeah, it's
a hemorrhagic disease, and you
basically poop yourself to
death. You poop out just blood.
Blood just ain't guts, and it's
just horrible. And so, of
course, we know that Bill Gates
does have a vaccine in the works
for Marburg. But I don't think
that's where they're going. It's
seen Oh, in the Netherlands,
they come back to this a lot.
They come back with the Q fever.
Have you ever heard of UV or
that's another? That's a good
one. That's another evergreen?
Yes. It's Coxiella burnetii. I
think, I don't know it's a
bacterial disease. So so the
Netherlands keeps trying that
one. But clearly, clearly, we're
still I mean, it's, it's on the
download. It's only gays people
so don't worry about it. It's
just monkeypox, here is
Professor Dr. Tedros. I continue
was not a doctor doctor to be
concerned by the scale and
spread of the virus. Across the
world. There has now been more
than 6000 cases recorded in 58
countries. Testing remains a
challenge and it's highly
probable that there are a
significant number of cases not
being picked up. Europe is the
current epicenter of the
outbreak recording more than 80%
of cases globally. In Africa.
Cases are appearing in countries
not previously affected and
by the way the music and it's
all been edited. This is an
official W H O. promo video
whenever they put a bunch of
dramatic music in it. What are
they trying to do?
Let me think What could that be
could it be to enhance the
trombone? Yeah to add a little
feel to it. I mean, shit, they
it's total stock crap music but
they have the right idea.
Okay, so it's not appearing in
countries not previously
affected and record numbers are
being recorded in places which
have previous experience with
monkeypox. My teams are
following the data closely. I
plan to reconvene the emergency
committee, so they are updated
on the current epidemiology and
evolution of the outbreak and
implementation of
countermeasures. I will bring
them together during the week of
18th July or sooner if needed,
who is working with countries
and vaccine manufacturers to
coordinate the sharing of
vaccine which are currently
scares and need to be accessible
to the most at risk people with
civil society and LGBT iq plus
community especially To break
the stigma around the virus and
spread information so people can
protect themselves.
Now you hear what he says there
to break the stigma around the
protests. They have totally
linked this to gay men, or gay
and bisexual men who apparently
the ones who get monkeypox only
have sex with men even though
they're bisexual. That's what's
going on and it's it's tragic ly
get rid of the gays. The gays
are not good. The elves are
next. The lesbians are next.
They're nothing but turfs, trans
exclusionary radical females.
The world is supposed to be
transformative with just trans
people. It's sick, but that's
that's clearly what's going on.
So it looks like it. Yeah, for
sure.
Meanwhile, 57,000 National Guard
reserves have been basically
sent home without pay because
they're unvaccinated that's
safe. I think that's, that's
about all of oh, I just wanted
to mention that. What's this?
What's the face? This guy's
name? Ramesh Sunny. balwani. He
was the he was the Theranos
president. I wasn't He also
holds a boyfriend. He
is a see. I think he was the
CEO, CFO either CFRC he wasn't
the CEO. I think she was he was
like, you know, CJ? Yeah,
of course he handle the money.
So he's guilty on all 12 fraud
counts. And he could go away for
a long time. Just to remind
everybody that FDA approved
that, you know, the FDA is good.
You won't see any FDA people
going to jail for approving for
approving a totally bogus, bogus
system. That was kind of easily
provable when you if you read
all the books and have seen all
the Netflix specials. That's the
same people who approve this for
your kid. which no one seems to
want to take strangely enough.
But But Yahoo News takes the
cake with the headline of the
day. The new Ninja COVID variant
is the most dangerous one yet.
Ninja John, they're literally
Yeah, they have to go to ninja
which does now which implicates
Japan by the way. It's kind of
racist.
And if you can't, if you can't
totally racist you can't
say Wuhan. And I don't think you
can say ninja. That sounds
wrong. And let's go to the Red
Book, shall we? Before we take
our break. The red book was
interesting this week.
Elon Musk says he's terminating
his mega deal to buy Twitter but
the social media companies board
says it will see him in court.
ABCs economics correspondent
Deirdre Bolton is here with more
Dierdre Where do things stand
now?
Well just get ready for a long,
painful protracted legal battle
between one of the world's
richest men and Twitter's board,
Elon Musk, who runs Tesla and
SpaceX sending a letter to the
social media company on Friday
saying he's ending his $44
billion plan to buy the company.
Twitter's response basically see
you in court. So Brett Taylor,
here's what he tweeted out the
chairman of Twitter's Board of
Directors Long story short,
saying we are going to win this
in the Delaware Court of
Chancery. One a wedge issue
Twitter reporting that fewer
than 5% of its users were fake
or spam focused. But Musk says
that number may not be accurate
and says the statements are
either false or materially
misleading. Legal experts say
this is going to be an
elongated, somewhat painful
court battle. And for musk,
there is a breakup fee of $1
billion minimum the price for
Elon Musk to walk away. One
worth one point worth noting
though, is that the court could
actually force musk in certain
circumstances to buy the
company. That's why there's
going to be a lot Oh wranglings
fight ahead.
We'll have to watch how it all
plays out. Yeah, I got plenty of
lawyers to keep him from paying
2 billion. This, there's no way
this, but I will say I'm going
to stop you. I will say that and
I put it in the newsletter even.
You called it you're in the red
book with a checkmark next to
your name. The only person in
the world who made this
outrageous prediction. At the
time it seemed logical to me
that he could buy it for various
reasons. I saw opportunity. But
you said from the get go, that's
a very good go.
I said he's going to destroy
Twitter.
He's and that was his goal. Yes.
Yes, that's what you said and
you're so far. You're about 99%
there.
So you also put it in the
newsletter. You know the
reasoning for this is unclear.
That is that that's the read and
now we're talking about so I
want to know your reasoning
okay. For coming up with this
with this prognostication I've
been
following Elon Musk for a while
I met him back in the pod show
days at an event at Sequoia, who
was the guy who was the big guy
behind Sequoia Capital, his name
of track. Well, he is now number
two or a he's moved back a
little bit in Sequoia and rule
of Botha, another South African
is now the CEO of Sequoia
Capital. So, it wasn't just
Sequoia because Sequoia and
Kleiner Perkins, we had an
investment from both of them.
We're kind of working together.
And Elon was heralded as, as
just this magical. I mean, you
can barely even even come in his
orbit. He's so phenomenal. And I
met the guy and it's just like a
quiet like, hey, it didn't say
much. You know, kind of like a
doofus. Then Ray lane, sorry.
Yeah. So, but he had this this.
Now remember, this isn't the
time when Kleiner Perkins has
set up the green investment fund
or something like that they had
and it was massive. Investors
took a bath they Yeah, of
course. But this was part of
that scheme.
And this part with Gore was
always hanging out there.
Oh, yeah, absolutely. Gore of
course still. still involved
with Kleiner Perkins and and
Bano YouTube's green investment
bullcrap. So it was was to such
a degree that Ray Lane who was
kind of our main partner at
Kleiner Perkins, he asked me and
Blum and I think Marta as well
to fly on his on his jet which
was an thing was an Embraer I
mean, this is like a 15 person
jet here we are three people
flying from San Francisco to Los
Angeles, where they had the
launch of the Tesla in a in a
hangar. And you know, you
couldn't drive it yourself, but
you could wait in line and then
you'd sit in their little Tesla.
Yeah, that was the Roadster the
Roadster which was basically the
what was the name of that card
is Lotus yeah was the Lotus body
and they had the the battery in
there. Now you weren't allowed
to drive yourself. No driving
through this through this
hangar. And of course, the great
thing was the acceleration was
out of control, and a big light
board up in the hangar. And it
showed everyone who had just put
money down to buy one and what
number they were. So this was a
total like, look at my deck. I
got two of them. Now of course
Elon now he's so here's where I
come from. So that experience
and my generally conspiratorial
non trusting attitude towards
the world. I said, this guy is
not Tony Stark. All right,
everyone's pretending he's Tony.
So magically, he's a South
African with a momager. Okay,
his mom is his manager. He did
not invent Pay Pal. He's
basically sold his domain name
for the X company or whatever.
And they hated him. And they and
they got rid of them because
it's probably not a really cool
dude. So then with his Sequoia
guys, and with Kleiner Perkins,
they bought Tesla, you know that
history has been almost almost
washed. And single handedly.
Elon Musk has brought too much
applause from the tech community
and tech boys and girls has
brought us into the era of loss
of freedom with electric
vehicles totally part of the
green new deal you know, when
there's no infrastructure for
this he pushed everyone it
became the hot new thing is Oh,
Tesla, who could ever Tesla
there's a million of these cars
and you know, at the same time,
you know, I'm sorry, the grid
code grids, the grids gonna go
down you know, none of this
stuff is gonna work is okay,
fine. Thank you, Elon. And then
then he's all Bitcoin bitcoin is
great. We're accepting bitcoin
for Tesla. Yeah. And then the
ESG bullshit came in and it was
time for him to start the
meltdown. All word, we're not
going to accept him on Bitcoin
until we figured out how we can
fix the fix the proof of work
and it's bad for the earth. And
I think even though an
unintended consequence,
possibly. Certainly with his
love of Dogecoin he kind of kick
started the crypto winter and
what I think is great is this
complete meltdown and all the
shit coins that are all going
bankrupt. You can finally see
where the scam is, and
obviously, Bitcoin still kind of
stands out there but he he is
the one that decided to tip the
scales. It was right before he
went on Saturday Night Live. So
he is a destroyer. He's a
destroyer of freedom, a
destroyer of autonomy, a destroy
nm in my personal beliefs, a
Bitcoin I think, but he
destroyed and certainly
destroyed the momentum. So when
he came in with Twitter, it was
obvious, transform them When he
said he said, I need to have ver
everyone needs to be verified,
everybody has to have a check
mark will have your driver's
license will know who you are.
That way we keep the which is a
generally good idea. If you want
to look at it that way. It's
like, Hey, you can say whatever
you want. But if you slander
someone or etc, there'll be no
handles, you know, you'll be
this guy, and someone can come
and beat you up, and you'll have
to deal with it, which in
essence, destroys Twitter, all
the fun will be gone.
So either transform it, and if
you can't, can't transform it,
destroy it. And him starting out
on the bots. And I've read his
letter to the Reddit letter,
which includes accusations that
Twitter lied in documents that
are, of course are relevant at
the at the SEC level for
investors, about the percentage
of bots and non human accounts.
They say it's 5% or less. He
says, You can't identify it. You
lied about it. So it may be I
mean, what is going to happen?
And it's interesting, because I
even heard Kara Swisher she's
like, oh, you know, this is all
bullshit. There's no this it's
definitely 5%. This is crap.
These people are now protecting
Silicon Valley's business model.
Because advertisers, they may
not be saying it that it's not
going to be published easily.
But they're all sitting around
going, Wait a minute. What if
it's 50? Elon Musk says
significantly more? What if it's
1015 20 25%? What am I paying
for? And this will this will
bleed over to Facebook and to
Google. And I think that as an
agent of change, he works for
governments, he gets paid by
governments. That's where Tesla
gets all their money. He might
build it himself after
destroying this. He might I
don't know. I also think there's
a little bit more going on with
Twitter as I reviewed the
numbers, how can a company that
has been in business for 15
years, in the last quarter? They
did $1.2 billion worth of
revenue at a cost of one point
32? What kind of company is
this? Why would he even be
interested in that? I mean,
after 15 years, they're still
losing money at that level. And
then to top it off, I think he's
also possibly doing cloning
experiments on himself. He now
has a total of 10 children with
I think four different women,
birthing persons, some of which
were carried by surrogates. He
has a pair of triplets he has a
twins, which of course is
because of IVF treatments born
within several weeks from each
other to different women. What
the hell is going on? And
everyone's just like, Oh, he's
Elon. He's, like Tony Stark is
eccentric bullshit. This guy is
dangerous and agent of change.
And he's working for one,
possibly multiple government
governments.
But can I say one thing in
summary? Sure. I'm sorry, I
asked.
What would that I'd like to
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say in the morning to you the
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episode 1466. And I believe this
was a a two in a row for Sir
Paul couture.
Yes, it was. And this
was an that was unexpected. We
haven't heard from Sir Paul in
so long. And this probably has
something to do with the time
change. Exactly. Exactly. And he
had this adorable cow with a
milk bottle on fire. Little
windmill in the background.
Yeah, it was a Molotov cocktail.
Milk, but oh,
yeah, there you go. Molotov
cocktail with a Dutch flag. Kind
of look more like the French
flag color wise. I mean, there's
red, white and blue
ray in the middle. He probably
did. Yeah. for aesthetic
reasons.
Yeah, that makes sense. We just
loved it. We thought we thought
it was good.
We know is cute. And I there's
nothing that gets our attention
better than a smiling cow.
True. Male in fact,
everybody loves to see a smiling
cow.
For sure. Let's see. What else
are we looking at tip? A lot of
people came in with nut SAP nut
juice regarding the the almonds,
which I think you have a follow
up for later on.
Yeah, I do. I did some research
to
what else was in here and a lot
of Georgia Guidestones. It's
like, Man, I got an email from
one of our producers. It's like,
dude, the Georgia Guidestones
are still there. Look at this
video. We've been we've been
we've been we've been snookered,
click on the link. And there's a
guy showing the Georgia
Guidestones. uploaded today. Of
course it says right there in
huge letters live stream from
2018. Alright, dude, what are
you sending me? Oh, sorry, man.
I was really high people to not
send emails to us when you're
really high. It's no, just not
good. You got to keep your
producer hat on and straight at
all times.
Yeah, it makes us do extra work
that we don't need to do. It was
three
clicks. I'm telling you hated
it.
Yeah, it was three clicks. But
there was time in between.
The Ukraine meat grinder was
kind of cute, although somewhat
less maudlin. Not just
grotesque.
Yeah. Some Bo Jo stuff. We're
not big fans of putting
political figures in the artwork
in general. I mean, of course
there's exceptions. We've done
it. Yeah. Okay. Well,
and but we don't like doing it
you're right. It
was that was kind of it. There
wasn't much else was there news.
This
one went out to the spook. Did
these pieces that had Bo Jo and
Georgia Guidestones monument
there and when I did that, and
he What do you mean he didn't
know he didn't?
I didn't. That was like a mash
up of Biden on the gas.
I'm not getting
and yeah, that was weird. So Sir
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For episode 1466 You can follow
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That was just some dark?
Monochromatic Nick, Nick to Rach
Yes. Some reference to one of
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and John and I'm looking forward
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much sir. It wasn't sir anonimo
from one
on a nano mo anonimo from Shark
Cosmo island so I guess you can
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Island Okay, which is anywhere
in Florida pretty much
But Santa Sanibel Island that's
the one that's the spook Island
yes Sanibel I looked into that,
by the way this island or not,
is
it not a spook island?
He totally. That's fine. I had
another one there. I don't
remember the name of this
island. But But Horowitz
mentioned it on the show captain
went out to Bahamas in
somebody's yard. They're talking
about the Bahamas. And they were
having this big and he was there
with the CEO of Goldman Sachs.
deejays he sent me
a picture he's like, this is a
great weekend and I was like you
know what, it reminds me of the
Esther Dyson conference.
Well, it didn't remind me that
necessarily band with the band
like always yelling Yeah, a
bunch of bands. A bunch of
Steve's VC guys but the point is
is he mentioned in Ireland that
this guy's got a house on and
all these other characters
you've heard him to Jamie
diamonds got a place there? They
can't get on the you can't even
get on the island without a
permit. Wow. That has to be
signed off by all the residents.
So the
guy has said there is own DJ set
there.
I also said on the island party
was not at that. private island
party was an adjacent Island.
Yeah, he had a DJ setup I guess.
The DJs a lot this guy that had
a Goldman Sachs that makes you
wonder as a hobby like golf
instead of golfing your DJ, Yo
yo yo.
is dropped some E got an E so no
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enough to be knighted during
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A DOM was very interesting with
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above 50 notes even this morning
last minute so far. I mean, he
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So Audra Matthews, Angel you're
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donation? Yeah. When she started
listening two plus years ago
Adam, you were her favorite. But
she's now a card carrying member
of the John C fan club. Hearing.
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Audra crudeness. I often have to
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This was a we didn't say much
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I don't know anything about
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it's worth a mention because
it's like one of those stories
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that was the that was the name
of of his charity donor see and
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I guess the website is kind of
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not sure. I don't know. We
should look into it. A lot of
people sending links about this,
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You're being misled
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so it seems that things are
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He says even with the current
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douche douche the whole group
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You've been de deuced
we have to come up with a format
for this, I think. Because when
people donate from a, from a
meetup, we have to kind of I
mean, he did it. Okay. In this
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what's going on. We have a few
of these. We'll figure it out.
We will figure it out. All
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And then we'll expect to know
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after multiple requests for
management did reduce it to a
33% increase. Not the way I
wanted to receive the message to
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Oh no, I don't like
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We were we're the only wear
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You had something that he's not
for the show, and he never
closes the parentheses. So I'm
just not going to read it. He
says thank you. Well, he says
thank you. Oh, okay. Good luck,
Mike. Was this the guy who had
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You know, I gotta I have to pass
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Finally, I just got so tired of
Adam's reflexive conspiratorial
ism and inter invertebrate
whining not to mention the bad
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some of your insiders eg the
demise of Goldman Sachs. I'm at
the least overboard very likely.
So over you, sir crush a lot
black night of the LI la new
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I remember getting a note from
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You blocked it. I doubt the
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You said some very nasty things
there.
He's not a happy camper. No sad
I think what happened? He
shorted Goldman
Hey, we never said to invest. I
mean,
we don't give investment at all.
I should have shorted Twitter
just say
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was who was
the last one was Ross Johnson
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Our formula is this. We go out.
We had people in the mouth Okay,
let's see. Let's see. Let's see.
Did you have something special
you wanted to roll out in the
second? Second segment here?
Let's do the online stuff and
get it out of the way. Oh, yes.
Very
good. It's interesting. You had
a note or a link for the show
notes. I also have a separate
link. And the premise of the
last show was an email from one
of our producers who says I
don't know what they're talking
about with this almonds needing
a gallon of water for one almond
oil one 1.1 gallon of almond
water for one Ullman. And she's
growing them in the
Mediterranean. She says I just
don't see it. I don't understand
it. It sounds like something's
up and so and you of course,
said oh yeah, almonds are
horrible and what because I was
brainwashed course Fornia Of
course every day and I have
thought and so I have not
listened to. I've looked at my
link. I'm very excited to find
out what you've learned about
the almond is the almond water
sucking crisis bogus or not.
Alright, so let's go to this
clip first and get a little
report an update on the Allman
business.
Is it actually called update on
the almond business all almond
with all the shortages Americans
are now facing some are worried
almonds could be the next hard
to find item on their shopping
lists. According to a recent
report from the Almond Board of
California exports of the
popular not hard down 13% this
year. This despite the crop
doing well and shipments hitting
a new record. The Los Angeles
Times reports about 1.3 billion
pounds of unsold almonds are
stuck in processing and packing
plants. Experts say while
shipping costs have improved,
they are still high. The
industry is also worried that
the ongoing drought in parts of
California could impact its
harvest. Still, they say sales
of almonds remain strong around
the world. Okay.
Okay, so I looked into and they
do we have a couple of show
notes, the links you can look
into it yourself but the 1.1
thing I know nobody even knows
where they came from. It was It
was developed by it was
developed overseas and it's they
started to apply it to
California you know California
farmer claims they do. It takes
that much water to make an
almond but it does take a lot it
still takes at least a half a
gallon of water for one for one
almond Yeah, pretty much but
it's yeah, in problem is of
course all nuts. Yeah, grown
anywhere take at least as much
as an almond does they're all
the same too. So this idea is to
focus on all men's or any fruit
trees also suck it up. So is
somewhat misleading. And so they
did their farmers are irked
about that and I think they get
their water usage down to less
than what the what it is right
now. In comparison to the cattle
is bullcrap. Let's just get that
out of the way right away.
California accounts for 80% of
the world's almond supply. And
that includes almost to go to
China because it gets chopped up
and put into food there is a
marzipan is from almonds and so
you have a lot of almonds going
to Europe. Almond flour, which
is a major commodity is from
these almonds and also all
Armand almonds, starch and also
almond meal. There's a lot of
all and almond nut butter or nut
I'm sorry, not the nut butter
but the nut juice. That's the
people who make almond milk is
very popular. Not SAP not SAP.
So almonds are a big deal. I
again say I don't like eating
them. I think they're kind of
hard. And they don't have a lot
of texture they just green up in
your mouth. I'm not a big fan. I
don't I love marzipan.
I don't have proof of this but
this seems like a very obvious
one. And I'm focusing only on
the nut SAP on the almond milk I
would say it's very likely that
the almond myth was thrown into
the ether since we can't find
the origin by the dairy lobby
I'm quite convinced the dairy
lobby went almond milk we can't
have that we want people to
drink our milk yeah they're
horrible for climate change and
they take up too much water and
then the nuts app people who by
the way if you notice the nuts
app is B is on high rotation
advertising they went oh yeah
dairy take this is because of
your farts and your cow shit the
dairies no good go nuts SAP This
is
the myth about the dairy you
know using more water than
anything per ounce of beef is
the biggest crock. Yeah, because
mostly grazing lands.
But I don't think that this was
pure lobby
and should be like the old the
old Boeing versus Airbus fight
that we used to witness Yes,
it's pretty big. It's pretty
makes it makes it nothing but
sense and I'm sure that maybe
something behind it is just
trying to put it put the crimp
on these guys, by the way is all
many guys also like to point out
that the almond shells that
they're shelled in the process
produce a lot of fuel, which is
a biomass fuel. That is quite
nice for burning. It's also good
for smoking, by the way. Not as
good as pecan shells anyway,
we'll say, but it's good for a
smoking. Have you ever seen
Bernie it's good for fuel it's
good for and they also grind it
up and give it to cows to eat.
Have you ever smoked ironically,
have you ever smoked pecan
shells?
I smoked with pecan shells
with pecan shells What do you I
just I want to try it I want to
understand how it works. So you
put your backhoe and pecan
together I don't understand I
want an RB o BB I thought you
were like wow something like
something new I can
yeah you did be definitely you
believe me, you know? Anyway man
the old BK barbecue out on BK
road out there outside of Austin
that had a had a rig there. He
got the guy had some he made
some of the best brisket in
Texas. And he always relied on
the on the pecan shells for the
smoke. Yeah. Oh, no trick. I
just used pecan shells a lot and
make that that flavor.
Just got a little confused.
Well, let's stay on the farmer
tip for a moment. This is very
disturbing. And we had a
racially motivated handout from
the Biden administration, which
was sending I believe, $5
billion to African American
farmers only. Remember this?
Yeah. Only African American
farmers get this $5 billion,
which a lot of farmers went home
man, that's kind of racist. But
okay. I guess that's what Biden
administration is about. So here
is one of these black farmers
Hatton all on MSNBC. It's an
indirect recording, but I think
it's decent enough to play
otherwise I wouldn't happen. And
as I said on your show earlier,
when some of those rare meet
those comments, you should be
ashamed of this, because I
certainly have been lobbying him
for years about the plight of
the black farmers. We've lost
millions of acres of land. We've
lost our way of living our
livelihood. And the COVID
release spending bill that
provided the 5 billion
indefinitely for 1 billion for
outreach and technical
assistance and other 4 billion
for debt relief was a 30 year
old ask for myself and others,
even as I was promised,
definitely for the settlement
agreement. As filled didn't get
a Deputy Secretary of
Agriculture told the local and
county office to provide me with
definitely, I want to let the
audience know it was white
farmers who get basically all of
the debt relief for the 30
years, I was asking Congress and
the courts to provide debt
relief to black farmers, white
farmers, that will leave this
country with ease. And Black
Farmers like myself were denied
it time and time again, to get
debt relief from this country.
The SEC has been stacked against
us we've been facing
discrimination, as you've noted,
the banks who've been bailed out
in this country, with one the
very first to speak out against
black farmers getting equity
from this country. So the
government has failed us that
makes the founders and it's
almost like 40 acres and a mule.
We were promised these things.
And every time there's a pot of
money that's supposed to go to
black farmers or black people in
this country. We're told we have
to wait. Last July at the White
House, I was promised a meeting
by President Biden that that
hasn't happened. Since that
time, we provided $50 billion in
aid to Ukraine and other regions
of the country. But we can't
find a way to get the debt
relief to blacks and other
farmers at a time that matter.
Oh, imagine that. He went to
white farmers. Imagine that.
Nothing went to blacks. By the
way, racist trolls horrible
people in that in the in the
troll room. Unbelievable.
So yeah, let's ignore it. They
Yeah, so Biden's full of crap is
what it really amounts to and
these guys, this is what the
black community has to be stuck
with this. Democrats
everyone says we're wrong. We're
being played. This is not true.
So then alright, that's fine.
That's fine. That's fine. We
might use that counter clip to
prove that we're wrong. No,
but that's fine. Because what I
would call this then, if it's
not true, then that's another
takedown of Biden, so it that
fits too. But yeah, find us a
counterclaim. douchebags. Oh, my
goodness, horrible racist pieces
of crap in there. I already kick
someone off and you use the N
word in the chat room. You
getting kicked out to losers?
Oh, yeah. Unbelievable.
Okay, let's go to g 20. Oh, yay.
Big meeting.
Yes, big meeting.
So I've actually have foreclosed
to get oil reserves, you know,
the oil reserves are being
shipped out. They bind released
all the reserves. Not all but
yeah. exported.
Yeah. Now, there is something to
be said for that is that are
those reserves. What is the
level of crude this is actually
something You should know
because it's my understanding.
Obviously oil is fungible to
some degree. But that the type
of crude we either have too much
at our refineries, or it's not
the right kinds or and of course
also with theirs, they're trying
to sell off oil to pay for to
pay the debt down. I guess I
don't know what they're doing
with the money.
Let's go to the G 20. is g 21.
This from New Tang Dynasty?
Oh, you don't want to do the oil
reserves being shipped out?
No, I think as long as we know
it's been there being shown. We
can deal with
the war in Ukraine and its
impact on the global economy
overshadowed a G 20. Meeting in
Bali on Friday. Post Indonesia
urged foreign ministers to help
end the conflict whose
repercussions including rising
energy and food prices would hit
the poorer countries hardest.
Top officials from the west and
Japan insisted the meeting would
not be business as usual. hechos
greeted Russia's top diplomat
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov
as he arrived for the meeting.
Lavrov accused the west of
scuppering a chance to tackle
global economic issues with
frenzied criticism of the
conflict.
Various only rabid Russia
phobia, which they turned to
instead of finding much needed
common ground on key issues on
the global economy and finances,
but which the G 20 was created.
US Secretary of State Antony
Blinken said on the sidelines
that challenges from rising food
and energy costs had been quote
dramatically exacerbated by
Russian aggression against
Ukraine. During the plenary
meeting, he confronted Russia
about blocking the export of
Ukrainian grain and stealing it.
A Western official said Ukraine
has struggled to export goods
with many of its ports blocked
as the war rages along its
southern coast. It is the
world's fourth largest grain
exporter. Okay,
so the G 20, which is supposed
to be an economic meeting
server, we can make more money
and stuff their pockets with
cash just became by Russia,
Russia, Russia, Russia. Yeah.
And because we got everybody in
on that bandwagon. I guess India
and China still refused to go
along with the program, which is
a kind of an issue. And it's a
new kind of addressed that. And
then the second part of this
clip, which is from NPR, jumping
to a different channel a
different perspective.
Secretary of State Antony
Blinken told his Chinese
counterpart that the US is
concerned about China's support
for Russia's war in Ukraine.
Lincoln also says he's concerned
about what he calls the
increasingly provocative Chinese
rhetoric and activity near
Taiwan and furious genre which
reports they spoke after the G
20. Meeting in Bali.
China says it hasn't taken sides
in the war in Ukraine and it has
called for all parties to
exercise restraint, but Blinken
said China's words and actions
in fact have not been neutral.
He said China has shielded
Russia and international
organizations amplified Russian
propaganda and even continued to
conduct joint military
exercises. He said Beijing is
shirking its responsibilities as
a permanent member of the UN
Security Council, and he said he
expressed deep concern about
China's alignment with Russia.
The over five hour face to face
meeting was the first between
Blinken and Chinese Foreign
Minister Wang Yi and months. And
it comes with US China relations
still hobbled by a range of
disagreements. John Rooij, NPR
news, Shanghai.
Well, hi leftists. I usually
only leave the kicker on right.
But I had to leave this one on.
Because this guy's giving report
about the G 20 conference in
Bali. And he's in Shanghai.
Wait, you might as well be in
Berkeley. What difference does
it make? I'm so and so in
Shanghai. This is the thing that
M five M does constantly they
put some guy in Paris. Yeah.
Usually a woman. She's in Paris,
just out of the hair salon
giving a report about Libya
or turkey or something like
that. Yeah. Well, I find it
quite annoying, but at least
he's close to the source of his
information was close to nothing
close to the source of his
information.
Yeah, the phony baloney.
Did you see the Washington Post?
I wrote about this. This is
Alinsky at the at the G 2120. He
is virtual. He's always virtual.
I don't know if he actually
exists. I don't really know
do I they had him with Lindsey
Graham and that creepy
Blumenthal guy he could who
visited him so they would look
out there there.
So he says, You know what, what
really needs to happen is after
the war is over, let me see if I
can give you the exact. The
reconstruction of Ukraine is not
a local project is not a project
of one nation but a common task
of the entire democratic world.
All countries, all countries who
can say they are civilized
Zelinsky told hundreds of
attendees Restoring Ukraine
means restoring the principles
of life restoring the space of
life restoring everything that
makes humans humans. His
request. $750 billion.
Yeah.
750 Yeah,
this guy's got his nerve. Now.
These got us nerve. Now listen,
I got a clip here. I want to
know, how is the democracy this
great democracy that we're
protecting doing there in
Ukraine, this Ukraine political
parties band? Oh, yeah,
bad news for the Communist Party
in Ukraine. The party was banned
in the past. Now a court has
ruled to uphold that ban. The
Communist Party of Ukraine is
now permanently banned in the
Eastern European country, their
assets and structural entities
have been transferred to the
state. The move comes after
President Solinsky declared in
May that all pro Russian parties
will be illegal. A number of
other left wing parties have
been banned as well. Some of
those are the left opposition
union of left forces and the
Socialist Party of Ukraine.
Ukrainian officials had been
trying to shut down the
Communist Party for years. No
right wing parties were banned
for being pro Russian.
Interesting to democracy for
you,
yeah. No, they have a they have
a parliamentary democracy don't
that is that what they have
sociality for the parliament
calling everything democracy?
Everything's democracy? No, it's
not. Not everything. Is
representative parliament. Some
sort I don't know what the exact
term for it is. Here's x here's
a Ukraine another Ukraine clip
just some Putin. This short clip
was just Putin making some
nasty, you know, some his normal
snide, Putin is pretty good at
being snide. Here's some snide
remarks snide
to those listening. We are
hearing that they want to defeat
us on the battlefield. What can
I say? Let them try. We have
often heard that the West wants
to fight us until the last
Ukrainian. It's a tragedy for
the Ukrainian people. But it
looks like it's heading in that
direction.
Switch. Putin also said that
Russia had barely got started in
Ukraine and the prospects for
any negotiation would grow
dimmer. The longer the conflict
dragged on.
What is the line that the rest
of West is giving me? We'll be
fighting Russia to the last
Ukraine last Ukrainians dead.
It's very funny. Comment on
the last bit again,
Putin also said that Russia had
barely got started in Ukraine at
barely
got started. What kind of
English is that? Is she not
English? native English speaker?
Probably not just kind of weird.
I didn't think it was very good.
Let's see. What else do we have?
Oh, yes. You forgot to remind me
about SSRIs. This goes to the I
did the the mass shootings
which, by the way, it wasn't
just a mass shooting in some
other really unsuspected place.
Yeah, today. What was it? I
don't know. In some Oh, in, in
South Africa. 13 people mass
shooting.
So really catching up to the
drugs. So
our assertion is that in order
assertion, there is certainly a
coincidence between mass
shooters that are young men, and
their uptake of psychotropic
drugs like SSRIs. And then of
course, we also have the ADA che
ADHD medication, Ritalin
Vyvanse. What's the other one?
What's the meth one that I'm
that I'm missing? Yeah,
that's for some reason,
Adderall,
Adderall. Thank you. So we get a
greetings here, John and Adam.
As one of our nights I am the
social studies teacher who would
give my students the no agenda
CDs. I have now moved on to
administration and have noticed
something regarding SSRIs. And
students a topic you both
discussed in the last episode, I
deal primarily with student
behavior, because he's now in
administration. When a student
is misbehaving in class. Some
teachers often want me to find
out if the student is on SSRIs
if they are taking them as they
should, and if we can suggest
they get on them. If they aren't
taking any of these, these kinds
of teachers have an attitude
that they know best, even better
than the kids parents. This
attitude has coincided with
research I've begun doing for my
doctoral program regarding
school and family partnerships.
Since the 70s. Research has
shown that the increasing
professionalization of teaching
has directly diminished
effective parent involvement in
schooling. Sure, you're not
going to get your degree. The
idea is that teachers
increasingly believe their job
is so complex, there's no way
some parents would ever be able
to contribute anything useful to
them. I think it would be
interesting to see how this idea
of increased professionalism
diminishes stakeholder
partnerships would apply to
things like politicians as well.
So what can we do Parents do get
involved, initiate contact with
schools and continue to be the
squeaky wheel that preachers,
teachers will not be able to
ignore and keep your kids off
SSRIs especially if it's your
kids teacher prescribing them.
So that's it, ma'am. The
teachers are just like, Hey,
make make sure little Johnny's.
Did he take his meds? Can we
check on him? Can we get his
dad? These teachers are all left
wingers. Yeah,
yeah. Well, as we discussed, you
know, these SSRIs could
potentially be turning them
Democrat or at least
conditioning them for liberal
liberal view ideology.
Ideologies views. Yes. Yes.
That makes sense.
I have a few things about Roe v.
Wade, I'd like to cover because
although everybody was all
jacked up about Biden, stupid
prompter flub, here it
is, it is noteworthy that the
percentage of women who
registered to vote and cast a
ballot is consistently higher
than the percentage of the men
who do so and the quote, repeat
the women are not without
electoral and or political our
order may be precise.
So I'm sure you saw this.
Everyone was laughing about it.
It's not that good. It's not
that good. And also, the only
thing that's good about it is
that the official White House
transcript has been changed to
repeat the line to let me repeat
that line. Just lie blatantly.
They didn't say that. He didn't
say let me repeat the line. So
people thought that was very
funny. But really the egregious,
actually, let me play this.
Here's the CBS story. This is
the reason why the President was
speaking at all
under pressure from abortion
rights activists and members of
his own party to do more. In the
wake of the Supreme Court
ruling, President Biden issued
an executive order aiming to
expand access to FDA approved
abortion medication, protect
online privacy and access to
contraception, and provide legal
help for patients and providers
and the right to travel out of
state that the President
suggested his power is limited
and urged Americans to head to
the polls in November.
There is no constitutional right
to choose only the weight, the
only way to fulfill and restore
that right for women in this
country is by voting. The court
now now protect practically
dares the women of America to go
to the ballot
box. So they wrote a doozy for
this guy repeat the line,
including a story which we have
questioned and now even the
Washington Post is questioning
this story which the President
in his infinite wisdom of
reading the prompter as well as
he can really double and triple
down on the story, it's just
gonna get very embarrassing.
What we're witnessing is a giant
step backwards and much of our
country. Already the bands are
affected 13 states 12 additional
states are likely to ban choice
in the next coming way in the
coming weeks. And a number of
these states the laws are so
extreme. They've raised the
threat of criminal penalties for
doctors and health care
providers. They're so extreme
that many don't allow for
exceptions even for rape or
incest. Let me say that again.
Some of the states don't allow
for exceptions for rape or
incest. This isn't some imagined
horror. It's already happening.
Just last week was reported that
a 10 year old girl was a rape
victim 110 years old. And she
was forced to have to travel out
of the state to Indiana to seek
to terminate the presidency and
maybe save her life. That's last
part is my judgment. 10 years
old 10 years old, raped six
weeks pregnant. Already
traumatized was forced to travel
to another state. Imagine being
a little girl. Just I'm gonna
series just imagine being a logo
10 years old.
Does anyone believe that it's
Ohio's majority view that that
should not be able to be dealt
with. Or in any other state in
the nation. A 10 year old girl
should be forced to give birth
to a rapists child. I can tell
you what I don't I can't think
of anything is much more extreme
court's decision has already
been received by Republicans in
Congress as a green light to go
further and pass a national ban.
A national ban.
This is pretty outrageous. Since
there appears to be no source.
Well, there's one source. This
was the story was provided by an
local Indiana news outlet. And
it was Indianapolis OBGYN
Kaitlin Barnard who said a
doctor in Ohio contacted her
about this case, this unnamed
girl who lives in Ohio and was
forced to seek an abortion in
Indiana after a home state
barred abortion. But there's no
there's no proof of anything The
Washington Post now it's like
well, okay, well, where is this
from? Snopes. Snopes couldn't
even come up with anything. So
is this again too good? This was
a he wasn't he was an ad libbing
This is in on his prompter. They
really want this guy to go down.
Because it just doesn't seem to
be true. This is analogous to
the to the babies and incubators
that the Iranian guard was
actually missing out. I mean,
this is what are they doing to
this man?
And this is gonna get better.
Oh, well, I mean, come on me.
There's just a kid. They haven't
got him to budge. So let's just
up the ante is going to be
better. This the gaffes and
crazy shit in the next bites in
the next two months is going to
be out of control. It's going to
be really good. They're
gonna have Do you think they'll
25 eventually?
I don't think Utah of the 25th
amendment. Yeah, this is not
code for of, you know,
Exterminate.
It is. It's a version of
extermination. If you're if you
had a you know, something
horrible medically happened to
him. I mean, they could induce
that right away. But the timings
it's like, it's like the queen
Joe Biden is technically
dead heart attack mechanisms are
there, they're easy to use.
I'm saying He's probably dead.
They're just keeping him alive
until they get the next QUEEN OF
AMERICA ready.
Well, the problem is they still
have Harris to deal with. They
don't know maybe
Oh, no, no, hold on. I have some
hairs for you, because they're
making her look as stupid as
possible.
Sorry, did you get a good job?
Okay, go on. I want to hear
that. Yeah. It's hard not to
what will
this administration do to try in
the coming months before the
election, to codify roe to try
to get through Congress put into
law, some of these priorities.
The President acted this
morning, again, with an
executive order. But we also
need Congress to act because
that branch of government is
where we actually codify, which
means put into law. Thanks. The
rights that again, we took for
granted, but clearly have now
been taken from the women of
America. And that does have to
happen and we should not allow
ourselves to minimize the
significance of that, which is
Congress needs to act.
Now. Wait a minute, why aren't
you in Congress? Wouldn't you a
senator at one point didn't do
anything about it. Some senators
have suggested that Justice
Gorsuch justice Cavanaugh misled
them. During the confirmation
hearings on Roe v. Wade, some
Democrats have even called for
those justices to be impeached.
Do you believe they should be
impeached?
I mean, listen, I start from the
point of experience of having
served in the Senate. I never
believed an unbeliever. So I
voted against
the funniest moment in this
three ring circus came during
the question to answer the
question, the press conference
with press secretary Kareem
Abdul jumpscare. And it was of
course Ducey asking about, hey,
this is kind of weird. You got
Supreme Court Justice is being
harassed in restaurants by
protesters. There are there are
some actual laws on the book
about what you can do and how
you if you you can't really
harass federal judges there.
There's real law against it, but
okay, it's not being enforced,
which creates a bit of
lawlessness, none of that is
important. What is important is
what she says the incredible
woke statement just slipped in
the middle here about dueces
line of questioning.
People should be allowed to be
to be able to do that in a
restaurant. If it's outside of a
restaurant, if it's peaceful,
for sure. really peaceful
protest. Where's the you are?
Your question to me? Was
intimidation?
Because I wrote,
did you hear that? Your question
to me was intimidation and
violence. This is the press
secretary.
You are your first question to
me was intimidation. Because I
wrote violence. What is wrong
with these people?
Well, I think she just left a
word about
No, no, no, no, no, no, you
really think that?
Yeah,
honestly do Oh, then I
completely misread.
She gets flustered. She's no
let's start with a premise. She
stinks. She's no good. As a
press secretary, she slow on her
feet, she repeats herself a lot
trying to figure out what the
line is questioning really is.
And it's so she can catch her.
Your brain can catch up. She's
just no good. And I think that
was just a flub. How can I don't
think it was?
I completely misunderstood that
I was for sure. Man. Is this a
black of the LGBTQ woke thing
here that was just missing words
now. Okay,
I stand corrected. Then I heard
the whole thing. And that's
exactly true. The way she
interpreted the original
question.
So you should have stopped me
before I hurt myself. But
because I didn't know where
you're going with that clip,
because people have been sending
us that clip about saying
commended and which was bull
crap. She just flew up there to
commend that clip. But I didn't
find it was innocuous. I was
wondering what you're getting
out of it. I didn't.
I completely miss I couldn't
stop you. I understand you would
have tried if you could have.
I always try to keep them you
injuring yourself.
I'm gonna show my school by
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How could you not want to
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it's a shirt on?
So you gotta you gotta find that
picture. I can
find it that's around the date
of it. I have one last clip. I'm
sure you do. Test this for
Starkweather. You know Florida
has always been traditionally a
blue state. Well, they now
officially become a red state is
kind of what Florida was in
Florida. Always a red state. No,
no, Florida has always been a
blue state since but it bounces
red every so often because of
all the retirees from New York
City that moved down there. They
voted against everything.
They're all Democrats. Okay,
anymore.
Got it. Good news for the
Republican Party in Florida. The
GOP has reached an all time high
of total voters in the Sunshine
State. One expert says that's
because of people migrating
there from other states.
Florida's Republican Party voter
tally has reached 200,000 more
voters than the Democratic
Party. According to data
obtained by the Epoch Times
that's the first time in the
state's history. Just in
December, the GOP outnumbered
Democrats for the first time
ever in Florida back then their
lead was less than 50,000
voters. By March the advantage
had grown to 100,000 voters in
favor of Republicans. And
another leap this quarter brings
the total to an over 200,000
voter lead. A spokesperson for
Governor Ron DeSantis told the
Epoch Times that this lead is no
surprise. She told the Epoch
Times that Democrats are falling
in line with Joe Biden's
policies that making Americans
lives harder and more expensive.
But Governor DeSantis is
standing in their way making
Florida the firewall for
freedom. She added that they'll
prove that Florida is a red
state in November. Although the
GOP has the advantage now
Florida used to be a blue state,
especially during the Obama
administration in 2008. When
DeSantis was elected governor in
2018, Republicans were still
300,000 votes behind Democrats
won election experts says this
change is due to Florida
successful branding across the
nation. He says the huge influx
of people into the state is
largely comprised of right of
center voters from blue states
coming to a better place to
live. Today there are 1 million
more people registered to vote
in Florida than just four years
ago.
I like the firewall for freedom.
Ah, you got that court? I agree.
It's a it's a catchy phrase
yeller is killer. They just it
was a toss away too. It's funny.
All right.
Yeah, I mean, there is other
stuff. We'll get to it on
Thursday.
No doubt, well, the things will
evolve, which is always the
great part about about the show,
and we'll have producers
weighing in and telling us hey,
this is what's going on. I
happened to be an expert. That's
all part of the value for value
model time. Talent, treasure,
please. Help out. It's been
working so far. Do your part.
time, talent, treasure. So we'll
be back on Thursday. I'll have
lots to talk about. I'm sure
I've missed the big good Tina
Marie curry birthday weekend.
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we're celebrating it like the
Dutch do, man.
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austerity.
Same story. Coming to you from
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number six. In the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and I'm from Northern Silicon
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for the new wave. So if there
was ever any doubt that these
new COVID variants were going to
turn up the risk category for
community spread, then you can
take that doubt out of the
question.
And we even have drugs we can
use the truth in specific cases
are increasing this summer. You
know right now we as humans are
kind of playing catch up with
the virus
experts saying the new COVID
variant B A five is the one
fueling the new outbreaks in
both New York City and Long
Island. So these new variants
are coming
in the fall. We might need a
different kinds of vaccine to
outsmart the latest variant the
new way.
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summarizing is the strategy that
we have left to us as scientists
all five boroughs in the city
are back in the CDCs high risk
category expert
saying the new COVID variant B A
five is the one fueling the new
outbreaks in both New York City
and Long Island. Unfortunately,
the virus keeps finding new ways
to threaten us unless
you're tracking it like we are
there. You don't really know
that this is happening
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Let's talk about COVID. Again,
sorry.
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country some indications that we
might be experiencing what could
be a new way? Well,
COVID cases in New York City are
surging with officials. Now back
to recommending masks indoors.
We have to talk about the crash
of COVID infections because it
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