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December 18th, 2022 • 3h 4m

1513: Inrush

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They deserve to lose.
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Adam curry, John C Devora. Day December 18 2022. This is your
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award winning keep our nation media assassination episode
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1500 13.
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This is no agenda.
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We got missing mania and broadcasting live from the heart
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of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six in the
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morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
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Danna from Northern Silicon Valley. We're all congratulating
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Argentina and I have questions. I'm Josie to kill
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you came to the right guy if you have questions
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about soccer expert have no agenda about football, football.
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The football? Yes, just since when did the French team become
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all black? Except for the one guy the gold?
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I I think they've been pretty black for a while.
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I watch all these games, these club games. There's never a
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black guy. But now the whole national team is all black.
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No, no, you're wrong. The French have lots of black guys on their
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team always have. I mean, the French actually can't play any
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and you need to have your African if you're African,
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French. They're the ones where you can pledge friendship for
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God. For the for Africans. They're the ones that know how
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to play, but I think I think that's pretty much been that
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way. As far as I can remember.
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Okay, that's question number. Okay.
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You got a question number one.
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I got three questions. Okay. Question number two. Yeah. So
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this guy Messi. That's on Argentina. Yeah. They say this
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is his first World Cup. That he's won. Yes. And he's been
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playing for 17 years. And this is the first time he's won the
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World Cup. And yet is the greatest player in the world.
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No, actually, he doesn't get the golden ball trophy. He gets the
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he missed out because Bombay Bombay did better than he did.
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So he's not necessarily the best in the world.
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Well, that's what they said on the on the broadcast. Yeah.
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Well, what
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was that NPR?
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Thirdly why don't they just cut the game short and just do
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shootouts?
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Come on, it was this was a good match.
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What's the point of a game it goes on for hours? And then it
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still have to sit there and do shoot outs? Why don't you just
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do the shoot outs to begin with and give it up? Give the rest of
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it up to half the games in this World Cup tournament? Where
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shoot outs at the end?
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That's how it goes when you have equal strength and it just comes
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down to why don't you make that decision early on to just to
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shoot out so this is why no one loves you in Argentina or France
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or anywhere in Europe or even even in Qatar because I asked
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the obvious no because you're you're you're mocking You're
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mocking the sport that is bigger than any other sport in the
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world. Certainly your sumo Okay, there There you go. that'll
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that'll do it. Thank you. I had personally I thought France
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would win. It's interesting to see Argentina wins. How does
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this play on a political global scale? Any any thoughts?
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No, I was thinking about why would the I think it's just up
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to to cement the idea of white supremacy.
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Oh, how about that? Well, that works. Because pretty much all
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the Argentinian guys are are white.
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Yes, I think it was just uh, Oh, interesting.
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White supremacy and and overnight, they flew in Elon
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Musk and Jared, together, hanging out in new Jared Kushner
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are those the guy from Subway sandwiches?
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No, Elon and Jared were at the World Cup together. We tracked
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his jet on Mastodon Did you can't track Elon jet on Twitter
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anymore? We track it on Mastodon
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So Elon has got nothing better to do than fly. I'd say that
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first of all this is make this clear. Flying to Qatar is a pain
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in the ass. Well, if
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you have your own Gulfstream six it gets a little
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you know, it's still a pain. I'm talking about the time involved.
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Yes. Oh, yeah. And you went last night. Via London's got
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nothing better to do it despite the fact that is on the game was
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on in 4k. Yeah. On Fox. So you can watch it in high res and
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high def super high def. And but I'd rather go I'm gonna go
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there. I'm gonna fly. Dammit. Oh my time. Yeah.
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What you must be confused with this illusion that Elon Musk is
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running anything. This is your confusion. And he's not I gotta
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tell you right now. I am convinced he doesn't do his own
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Twitter. That is it's too good. It's too sophisticated. I'm I'm
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he at best he has someone helping him. It's just not
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possible to be that good with your tools
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writers. He must have money he must have writers probably got
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writers for everything movie we've heard him speak I've got
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that one clip
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really speak anyway, we we lost a lot of good people in the past
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couple of hours, people just falling down dead. I don't know
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if you heard it was really quite, quite horrific.
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Take a look at this big number right here. 1.5 billion that's
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with a B billion people worldwide are expected to watch
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the World Cup final on
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Sunday, hard to believe but it is the most popular sport in the
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world. That means a lot of anxious fans everywhere. There's
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a lot of research out there that shows that rooting for your
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favorite team can cause a lot of stress. Yeah, not just
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emotionally but also can cause some physical
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things. I mean, quite literally. And all kidding aside, it can be
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a stress test of sorts. So take a look at some of the medical or
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physiologic signs, as per the Cleveland Clinic, but we have
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documentation of this in the medical literature.
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What is well, thanks for the backup details as to
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that fight or flight response. Adrenaline is released, that
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forces our heart to beat faster, to push more oxygen throughout
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our body to our brain to our muscles. What do we do sometimes
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when we're watching sporting events, while we can over
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indulge maybe eating hot dogs, fatty foods and alcohol, that's
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also a strain on our cardiovascular system. Who would
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be most at risk in this scenario, people with high blood
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pressure high cholesterol a body mass index of over 30 who are
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dealing with obesity, let's say we're using the condition of
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overweight and someone with diabetes or someone who smokes
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all at high risk for this stress test. As we say,
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we lost people just guarantees stress test. Horrible. So
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I should mention that some years back there was a similar study
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that this is really old news to be honest about it. And they
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determined that if you route it with if your wife for football
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watchers, yeah, real American format, not football, American
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football, football, American football. So they said that the
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elation that you feel if your team wins is fairly similar to
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what the players felt. If your team loses you have the same
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negative kind of entered the same form with you have you
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suffer as much. And that led me to becoming a fairweather
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friend. I have or fairweather fan. Same thing you don't want
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to get so I've always route for the top teams. It's good for
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your health. Yeah, exactly. Now, I have watched and just to say
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just a little insight to my personality. If I'm not really
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invested in any team, and I'm okay, I'm rooting for one team
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or another let's say the Green Bay's playing against the Kansas
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City Chiefs and one teams kicking the other ones as I'm
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rooting for the team that's doing that and the other team
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starts making a comeback. It looks like they're gonna win
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your sides in the middle of the game. They deserve to lose.
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It's much better for you. And you know what, ladies and
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gentlemen, he is only 88 years old. So you don't want to take
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his advice. He's doing good so far. And I think it's pretty
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great
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had been condemned by my friends for being this way. You've
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told me this and I've always thought it was quite fabulous.
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You have to have no problem switching sides. Now then. I was
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happy to see that FIFA the International Football
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Association. The Federation told Zelensky No, you cannot share
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your message of peace at the World Cup final. That's the
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first nerve. You know, I gotta play this for you. You know,
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goodness, this is so horrible. So I've always been a David
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Letterman fan you know back in the 80s late 80s 90s Everyone
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MTV we would not watch the tonight show of course not. Now
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you watch it a Dave You know Dave was doing cool stuff. And
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Dave you could kind of trust the Dave would always be a little
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bit against the man. But oh no, no. Dave went to Keith. And went
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to that phony baloney subway station the one that's basically
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a TV studio all lit No, all beautiful. And he interviews the
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Lenski And right on cue we get an error at
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the Java via key. Do you see it other Java SE como Yo amo? Is
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that a switcheroo? Yes, I can hear the side Aaron what what
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should we do? Nothing. In any other circumstance, that
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wouldn't be reassuring, but here with you, I feel reassured what
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was that? What was the siren indicating?
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And then he goes on. Thanks, Dave. what a what a worse.
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He sold out to the man. I said, yeah, the man I'm years ago way
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it was. It was. I think it was before even before Trump was
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elected.
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Yeah, he'd already flipped. Gone crazy became a
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super. Because Obama maybe or I know he's chummy with Clinton.
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But Obama invited him to the White House a couple of times, I
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believe.
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I think it wasn't Obama, one of his first guests on that new
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show that day. Yeah, I think so. But he's always he's always been
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the I remember no, he was doing comedians and getting coffee and
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cars or whatever with with Seinfeld. He was raging against
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Trump. Like who cares what you think about that? Joke make a
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joke, man. Don't don't. Anyway, I did check in with you
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yesterday to make sure you were okay after the 3.6 magnitude
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earthquake pretty much under your butt.
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Pretty close. It was walking distance definitely to the
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epicenter.
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Now, did you go to the epicenter? Is there a whole
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there is
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no there's nothing else or Ito Plaza for all I can
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tell. Now. 3.6 is not massive. But
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that club when you're on top of it, you can feel it. Alright, so
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what so what happened? What time they just lay here
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there was not much I managed to giant rock. And so the rock is
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like a big ship. And so the rock loses one. And so it makes a
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really lessens the effect but it was noticeable. Woke it was 330
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in the morning, woke me up from a dead sleep. And I you know,
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woke me up just as it started. So I got to feel the whole thing
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when I for a couple seconds. It wasn't that much. But it was
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rumble I was in the place was shaken. And I did I wait, it
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stopped. And then I said was if there's gonna be another thing?
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Nope. Remember, I packed a bit.
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Now, is this because of fracking in the area?
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No, what is a million faults around here? This whole area is
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riddled with them. So
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now you're on the fault line. Now,
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I don't know what that was. This is probably an offshoot from the
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Hayward Fault. I'm not sure what
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I'm a little worried about this rock you're sitting on? Can this
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rock move? Can it roll
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a little bit further? Well, it's embedded into the earth deep
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underground. Okay. If you want to good, it's bad. Right?
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Because most of the San Francisco is this way is San
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Francisco is actually when it has a quake the only the
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flatlands in the areas that have been made with the bill that or
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do you know
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where they need the power? I was reading the New York Times. I
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know, outside that I was but I was reading the I know, there
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was this article about San Francisco downtown San
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Francisco, how it's completely destroyed. Now that, you know
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tech companies are firing everybody closing their doors
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going out of business. I'm sure it was slanted being the New
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York Times. But pretty much downtown is just gone. There's
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no activity. There's nothing going on anymore except for
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homelessness and drug users and and bullcrap. And that's that's
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human crap. Human. Yes. I'm sorry, human crap. That's where
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they need to have the epicenter. Yeah, let's let's rebuild that
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thing. Yeah, I think I think it's time. If I was in general
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planning, I'd say boys focus it over there.
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Well, I don't know what they get. San Francisco has his
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moments. Nowadays. It's just poorly managed.
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Look, I was in San Francisco in 2006 789. was horrible then.
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It's been poorly managed since before Governor Newsom ever
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since the Democrats took it over permanently. It's like a
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permanent job for Democrats. They have mismanaged it just
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what they do. They don't know how to do anything. said get
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elected and and get good dinners
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and know how to do that. Get good dinners. They have taste.
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Anyway, we'll have our own moment here of destruction. It's
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coming. I think Thursday. Where the arctic blast is coming back
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to Texas remember the one that booty Arctic Blau Yeah, the one
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that froze us to death
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two years ago hitting again? Yeah, yeah. arctic blast
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to freeze Texas next week. We'll bring fresh test to the power
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grid. Yeah. humming
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the same playbook.
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And they're predicting 15 degrees. Which for Texans is
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cold.
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That's cold for anyone that's cold for
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us. Yeah, I think the cold blast is slated for just around Korea.
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dismiss. And it could be one of the most extreme cold air masses
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to pour into the southern part of the country in years, which
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would be exactly two years. Now this is a computer model. So
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that means nothing. But But that means nothing. But if it's going
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to happen by December 23, we shouldn't see freezing
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temperatures during the day is way it's already cold. It's
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already down to 30 at night here. Yikes. That's not too bad.
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It's not too bad. No, it's not too bad. Let's, let's just talk
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about Elon and Twitter for a minute. Because this is this is
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so fun to watch what's happening. Whereas I would say
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for decades and decades, the brunt of all jokes in America
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was certainly when it came to a class of professionals would
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have to be lawyers. What do you call 10? Lawyers at the bottom
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of the pool a good start? I think we can agree that
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journalists are have now become more hated than lawyers. It's
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getting there. It's really a thing. It's fantastic.
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But if you want to talk about Twitter, I should mention that
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right as we speak, the Twitter auctions going on
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now. But they have nothing good. I looked at it, they got some
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chairs, and
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you gotta look at it with with the no agenda perspective. Why
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does an office in San Francisco have a 230 $1,000 Cappuccino
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machines? Plus another three or four single shot? Five to $6,000
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Cappuccino machines? And why does every office chair there is
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like 1000 $1,200 chair, they're selling them for 50. So why do
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they need all these screens? There's like these workstations,
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giant screens, a whiteboard, electronic whiteboard things
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which cost $20,000. They have 10 of them. There's it's
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unbelievable what a just a flagrant abuse of funds, which
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went into that they just bit more venture capital money. We
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need more $1,000 chairs
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now, though, that's the reason why is it the time at Twitter to
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get the best the best and the best employees had to compete
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with Google and Apple. And so you have to have your perks.
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That's how sick Silicon Valley is.
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And to make it worse, you know, because if you don't Silicon
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Valley, all these places have their own kitchens and they have
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their own cafeterias and they have free food for all the
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employees, the kitchen equipment that they had, at the at the
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headquarters over in San Francisco, you never need to
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leave this place in your lifetime. They had like, like
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most restaurants don't have the gear that these guys have. Well,
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did you put it in a bid on anything?
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No, no, because smart money is going to pick up the stuff at at
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half the price. I can't afford it at a 25% of its value. I
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can't afford it. That's how expensive this What would
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you like to have if you could choose one item on the list?
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I think the 36 inch stove would be nice.
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Gotcha. The 36 inch stove
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I have a 36 inch stove with six burners that I could use that
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that's also a couple of chairs. Maybe, but it's not that it's
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not that
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maybe we can hook something up for you. A couple of chairs.
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Okay
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well, you got to you got to oxygen go on as we're doing the
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show.
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I'm looking at it. Yeah, of course. Why nice saw it. You
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know, so everyone's talking about the cappuccino machines
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come on this bullshit. It's bull crap has been going on for a
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while. I'm not gonna argue that point is an absolute fact what
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you say and it actually kind of is squandering money on behalf
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of these companies using venture capital funds and hoping to make
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it on the back end with a public offering. And they didn't make
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it on the back end was $44 billion from from from Elon. So
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it all paid out and then Elon gets to sell off this stuff.
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Sure. Not input into you know, the crates and shit. He likes to
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work with
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crates, beanbags. beanbags.
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I have I have some Twitter BS clips from PBS. Okay, good. So,
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Twitter B SPBs.
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Twitter is facing intense criticism after a series of
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moves by billionaire and owner Elon Musk. United Nations spoke
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out against the company today, calling its new suspensions of
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some news reporters Twitter's at Twitter accounts, disturbing and
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setting a quote, dangerous precedent. Then Avas has more.
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That's right, Judy. Twitter suspended the accounts of at
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least eight journalists yesterday from the Washington
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Post CNN, The New York Times and others with limited explanation.
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Each of those accounts had recently posted about Elon Musk
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or his policy changes on content mod ration. Some posted links to
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an account Twitter banned this week that tracked Musk's private
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jets through public data. The self described free speech
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absolutist is now facing backlash. Oh,
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this is the best part is that journalists are like, oh my oh
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my. This is the end of civilization. He is banning
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journalists. Oh,
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they can't believe this have been banned in the past. They
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were banned all the time on the old Twitter's Yeah, but
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not not not the New York Times and Washington Post. And not
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Taylor Lorenz. Oh, no.
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Taylor Lorenz, just before going to this clip, too. She has a
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substack and she bitched in my wife. But you know, you know
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what, she only was off for like, two hours they put her back on.
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But
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the thing was, she would she she does this really, she
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chickenshit type thing where she will tweet out. We've we've
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gotten some information that we want to discuss with you. We
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just want to handle this right? So please contact us. I mean, if
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I saw that I'd be like block you get out of here Delete. That's
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that's that's what she does. very empathetic, very. It's like
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you deserve to be deleted for that. She does that everybody. I
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knew I have a deadline and 11 deadline, you got to ask me to
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how we're going to print whatever we have.
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So I want to read from her column. All right. I've been on
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Twitter since 2010. And I've run Twitter accounts. But actually
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she says and I have run Twitter account to be clear Oh, sorry
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about that ego. You know copy editing doesn't hurt a Twitter
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account for major media brands including Verizon WordPress, the
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Daily Mail People Magazine, the hill and dozens more. Never once
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in my 13 year career in social media, if I received a single
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Terms of Service or community guidelines violations, and I'm
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thinking wait a minute, is there some conflict of interest
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between this journalist and somebody running the accounts
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route for Verizon and People Magazine and dozens of more
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operations so probably, I would think so. Anyway, so yeah. The
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Okay, let's go to clip two.
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For more on all of this. I'm joined by tech journalist Kara
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Swisher, she is the host of the
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really, really really oh you have to do that to
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me Ah, Kara Swisher and pivot podcast has been covering Elon
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Musk for more than two decades. Kara, welcome, as we just
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mentioned, few people have known uncovered Elon Musk as long as
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you have. I'm just curious.
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Did she also mentioned by any chance I'll play the last seven
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seconds that she is a paid advisor for a competing product
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that she mentioned that did you mentioned in the intro at all?
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This is you're watching my god she didn't
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unfold as you saw the suspensions unfold last night?
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What are you thinking? What's going on here?
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What are you thinking? Are you from? Oh,
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I again, I have to sit here for a reason.
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This is this is how my this is? My blood pressure goes up when
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you play this.
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I know you got to root for her. Yeah, so as you notice, this
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clip has been stopped. I'm introducing a new a new aspect
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to our show. Oh,
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we did not have a meeting about this.
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Do you want me to continue to playing these clips? Or do you
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want to stop them? Knowing that is one of the people that you
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hate listen to you know, I'm giving you the opportunity to
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stop the clip.
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Thank you. Is that is that the new item stop the clip.
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Stopped. Yes, it that's what we're gonna call it.
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Stop the clip. Great. Okay. Yeah, I don't want those. Let's
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go on to something else. Okay. No, I need to hear it.
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Well, it's the latest. I mean, it's been going on for since he
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bought it. So one one crazy thing after the next and this is
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just the latest and things he said he wouldn't do that he's
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doing such as creating a moderation Council and then
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making decisions on his own or, you know, tweeting
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misinformation when he said he wouldn't or release on Twitter
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files that are probably incomplete. This is just the
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latest and he's just trying to create a sense of crisis and
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drama around the company, I guess so people will be talking
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about
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that part is true. I agree with Kara Swisher on this he's he's
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creating the hype around the company to keep people talking
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about it. 100 100%
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He likes attention. I don't know if you've noticed. I'm like you.
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This is the same man who reinstated banned accounts right
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arguing about free speech. Is any of this about young speech,
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do you think?
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No, it's about the whims of the richest man in the world and
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what he feels like doing on any given day and I think it's not
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much more complicated than that. He's bought it he bought it for
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too much money and he'll do you know, he bought and he'll broke
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break it if he wants to, and that seems to be what he's
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doing. There's no this is not someone who thinks deeply about
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big issues like free speech and things like that. It's a lot of
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parody. Did nonsense that he then uses as excuses to do what
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he's doing. He's just mad at some just a jet guy who, who
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published public information. He then took it out on journalists
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who wrote about that, that controversy. And that's where we
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are. It's really not that complex. It's someone who has a
25:16
who has who has who lacks impulse control.
25:19
At the same time, we know that there are real world
25:21
consequences to what we've seen unfold on Twitter in the last
25:24
several weeks, right. We know researchers from the Center for
25:26
countering digital hate the anti Defamation League and others
25:29
have tracked a dramatic surge in hate speech and anti semitism,
25:33
anti black rhetoric on Twitter. How worried are you about those
25:36
real world consequences? While all of this plays out?
25:39
She said without evidence. What is that? What is that? You know?
25:45
If anything, Elon Musk went right to work with, with anti
25:49
semitism after Kanye booted Kanye off showed charts and
25:54
graphs, which was very convincing. Luke, look at you
25:57
hate us down. Okay, so boy, this is so riveting. I'm glad PBS has
26:02
time to have Kara Swisher on for this in depth analysis. Can I
26:08
still start the clip? Or is it too late? Now? Do I have one
26:11
more? There's one more. And and it stopped. You notice where it
26:14
stopped on a question? Yes, you can stop the clip. But I want to
26:21
mention a couple of things. One, why do you bring somebody on if
26:24
she's not going to give analysis but just spew what sounds like
26:28
bigoted hate. There's no analysis here. It's just
26:32
calling. It's calling someone names. This is not what PBS is
26:36
turned into. And I will have clips later when we have
26:40
Capehart and Brooks discussing things that there is no analysis
26:46
whatsoever is just
26:47
bigotry. I'm sorry. What she is doing is she is doing
26:52
journalism, not bigotry, journalism. Big, big lism. She's
26:57
doing journalism, because she's saying it as it is. This is the
27:01
truth. This is what's happening. She's just reporting the facts.
27:08
Alright, let's wrap it.
27:09
I'm not that worried only because it's not a very big
27:11
platform. That's the one of the big problems with Twitter, it's
27:14
never been a very good business. And it's never been very big. It
27:16
does hold the attention of the media and politicians,
27:20
unlike the company post dot news, which I'm advising for
27:24
money. Celebrities have
27:25
long since abandoned this because of the toxicity of it,
27:28
and it doesn't really help them that much. And so I think I
27:31
think that's where the problem is, is it can set the tone for
27:33
discussions. But in general, if you if I walked outside here in
27:37
San Francisco right now, very few people would know what this
27:40
guy was up to.
27:42
Most people outside in San Francisco are drug addicts,
27:46
homeless who have no internet or knows. So yeah, I walked
27:50
outside when she started in San Francisco right now, you know
27:55
what the hell was going on?
27:57
They would probably beat her to a pole pin,
27:59
except in broad terms is that he? He's uh, you know, he's the
28:02
PT Barnum Barnum of the Internet age. And so I'm worried about
28:06
it. And I think it's always dangerous when things are
28:08
allowed to be toxic on a platform, but at the same time,
28:10
it's not a very big platform.
28:12
Yeah. So I'm always worried. You know, as the grandmother of
28:16
Silicon Valley, whenever there's something toxic on a platform,
28:19
I'm a little concerned. At the same
28:21
time journalists do use it, many rely on it, it can be a powerful
28:25
message for journalism and powerful tool. We saw the VP of
28:28
the European Commissioner respond saying the suspensions.
28:31
She thought violated the EU's digital services and Media
28:34
Freedom Act. She tweeted there are red lines and sanctions soon
28:38
there. What about here in the US? Do you think Twitter needs
28:41
to be regulated? No,
28:43
I don't. And I don't I think that's going to be a real
28:45
problem here is because of First Amendment issues. They really
28:48
Twitter can do whatever it wants, unfortunately, and it
28:51
happens to be owned by someone who's somebody responsible about
28:54
running it or not somewhat very responsible about running it
28:56
very.
29:00
So she did not disclose that she's a paid advisor the whole
29:02
pivot show. Her boyfriend Scott Galloway is an investor in post
29:09
dot news. And what's interesting, you know, I follow
29:11
all the journos on Mastodon and first of all, every single one
29:16
of them, they tweet and and to the same thing, so they whatever
29:21
they post on Mastodon, they're still if they are allowed to if
29:24
they're having an account, like Jeff Jarvis, Jeff Jarvis. Hi, I
29:29
show all the journalists how to do the mastodon because I'm Jeff
29:32
Jarvis. I know how to do it. And he is such a dick. But he also
29:37
crossed Oh, I just got he's he's my new hate. He's my hate watch.
29:43
And he posts everything on Twitter and Mastodon acting like
29:46
big man on campus. He's got he's got the message on one on one
29:50
for journalists. Yes, I put that together so I can show people
29:53
how to do it. And so the journalists come in. They always
29:56
say, well, we've got to change this Macedon is not working the
29:59
way we want it? And of course they get exactly what they
30:02
deserve which is no Shut up, go go build your own do whatever we
30:06
don't care. My favorite, my favorite mean, are you
30:11
telling me that he wants them to switch stuff when this is kind
30:14
of one of those open source projects that you can do
30:16
whatever you want with and you can make it yours exactly the
30:18
way you want especially
30:21
for black people. Because black people can't live as their full
30:26
selves because there's no quote tweet I think we went over this
30:29
on a previous episode because there's no way to quote and
30:33
tweet that's the call response that black Americans need to
30:37
have without that Macedon is racist. Exactly. But the best
30:43
thing that happened was this was this is a media ight you know
30:49
media I think I think they're more right leaning than left
30:53
probably and so there's how Elon Musk starts blocking or banning
31:01
any link to Mastodon and there's you know, forever there's been a
31:06
join mastodon.com address which is you know, explains how you
31:12
can join and sign up for for instance and account on instant
31:16
somewhere. This num not miss reads it. He doesn't read join
31:22
Mastodon No, he reads John Mastodon and, and reports the
31:28
following. Before the latest wave of suspensions, Twitter had
31:32
already suspended the account posting the location of Musk's
31:35
jet. Then the platform removed John Mastodon, the founder of a
31:41
competing social media company named after himself, just for
31:45
posting a link to the jet trackers Mastodon account. This
31:50
idiot doesn't even know where Mastodon comes from. Miss reads
31:55
join mastodon.com Thinking that the guy who created mastodons
32:00
name was John mastodon.
32:03
And he named Mastodon, Roseanne Roseanna. Danna bit
32:07
completely. Of course, they immediately know that's been
32:10
taken down, but I have a screenshot of it in the show
32:13
notes is crazy.
32:14
Oh, send me a send me this. Yeah. It goes to the newsletter.
32:17
Go it has to.
32:20
Let's see what else. Oh, yeah, this was interesting. Barry
32:25
Weiss has written about the Twitter reporting. And there's a
32:32
couple of nuggets in this substack article that she wrote.
32:37
And here's here's the journalists that she's been
32:39
working with Matt Taibbi investigative reporters
32:43
connected to the free press. This is the thing we're trying
32:46
to figure out what it is including Abigail Schreier,
32:49
Michael Shellenberger Leighton Woodhouse, plus Free Press
32:53
reporters Susie Weiss, which I think is Barry's wife, Peter
32:57
Zavod, Nick, Olivia Ryan gold, Isaac Graf steam. I have not
33:00
heard of any of these people. So they camped out in a windowless
33:05
fluorescent lit room at Twitter headquarters began looking
33:08
through the company's vast archive of internal
33:10
communications. But what's interesting is she says that
33:14
they had to work through lawyers using E discovery tools, which
33:19
he describes as software designed for lawyers to help
33:22
them search huge amounts of information. If you're working
33:27
through lawyers, are the lawyers using the eDiscovery tools and
33:31
giving you the results? I'm, I'm troubled by the by the writing
33:38
the actual sentence, we had to work through lawyers using E
33:42
discovery tools. Sounds to me like they are being handed
33:47
things that has come
33:49
out exactly what it sounds like. That's the way that sentence is
33:52
structured this which DNA we had to work through lawyers that you
33:56
can stop, full stop right there. Whatever tools they were using,
34:01
what difference does it make that kind of doesn't mean
34:04
anything. But if you're working through lawyers, and lawyers are
34:08
handing you stuff, which means it's contaminated. Yes,
34:12
that's the way I read it. Yeah. So this will just continue and
34:18
and she you know, I think Kara Swisher is correct. And I've
34:26
always said to Elon, why say differently? She said Elon Musk
34:29
is the PT Barnum of tech. I've always said he is more like the
34:34
Kim Kardashian of tech. He's a great endorser. And you know, He
34:39
clearly doesn't doesn't work at any of these companies. Really.
34:43
I wouldn't have time to jaunt down to off to Qatar to go hard
34:48
just to watch a one loan game off
34:51
to Doha. Everybody has one does. So as one does. I'm off to Doha.
35:00
What can I say? Yeah, so it's
35:04
stopped by your doulos shopper, stopover in Dubai, pick up some
35:09
rugs and do some duty free shopping and be on your way
35:12
back. Let's see. Let's see where he is. Hold on. Let me go look
35:15
up Elon jet. I always love how every every journalist that
35:20
complains about, you know Elon kicking them off Twitter. It's
35:24
publicly accessible information. Yeah, there's a lot of publicly
35:30
available in here. Go Elon, Elon Musk jet. Let me see. Do we have
35:34
a new update? This is three hours ago. So his trip to Doha?
35:43
15 hours, 30 minutes total. II took up about seven, almost 8000
35:50
gallons of fuel. So probably about 85 tons of co2 emissions.
35:58
I love how they're doing that to him now. Oh, he's killing the
36:01
climate. I don't think he's ever cared about the climate. Right.
36:05
He's still there. He hasn't come back. Yeah, there was a party if
36:09
they went via London. So he flew to London first then from London
36:14
there must have refueled there and then went to Doha. Yeah,
36:17
that would be the route. Yeah. So he's party. Yes. Party.
36:20
Party with Argentina. Yeah, of course. Hello. I found he's
36:24
there. And they invited him over and they're all with him. And
36:27
he's drinking with them and smoking cigars. Probably. And
36:31
they'd get these Bobby doused. doused. Yeah. Good for him.
36:36
I agree. Hey, Ilan, come on over, man. Oh,
36:41
you can speak Spanish. You know, he doesn't know what's going on.
36:45
Yeah, fine.
36:46
Excellent. All right. Now, where do we go from here? And we've
36:50
already done the most the biggest news, the only news that
36:52
anybody seems to care about.
36:55
Well, there was an interesting. This is also all awfully long.
37:00
But there's a couple of gems in here. But PBS NewsHour, Judy,
37:06
one of her last jobs. I was yes. And I think this is a Philly,
37:09
they ran this yesterday. Or I'm sorry. They ran this on Friday.
37:13
And I think it was like Christmas vacation. And they
37:16
this is just a filler. She's dead already. Yeah, everyone's
37:21
gone. Nobody except us. You and I the only people that work
37:25
during these moments and
37:26
some trolls. Can the troll you and me and some trolls. That's
37:30
all that's the only people working. Yeah. So she
37:33
did an interview with the CIA director Bill Burns. Oh, okay.
37:38
Now Burns is an interesting guy. And the first clip is, uh, is
37:43
her introducing him. So we and I kept it in there because it was
37:46
it's good background. This guy's no slouch. When he speaks he's a
37:53
little like, some of those guys in the past rules he I think
37:57
would be one of them. And some some other guys that were very
38:00
soft spoken. Never gives away the store does doesn't seem to
38:05
have a big ego that needs to be stroked, or he doesn't brag
38:09
about anything like like Brennan was the probably the worst CIA
38:14
director they've ever had
38:15
when it came to bragging for sure.
38:17
And so it's hard to get. So that's why I had to get so many
38:20
clips because you gotta like dig into each one. There's only
38:23
there's two out of the eight that have something interesting
38:28
in them that is like, oh, that could mean something to us. But
38:31
let's start with billboards interview PBS.
38:34
Bill Burns has been a career diplomat, a pillar of the State
38:38
Department for decades, rising to the number two job deputy
38:42
secretary in President Obama's second term. He's been
38:46
ambassador to Russia, and was instrumental in setting up the
38:49
Iran nuclear deal. But for much of the past two years, he's worn
38:54
a different hat for President Biden, Director of the CIA. It
38:58
was a change of venue and a scene for him, but not of the
39:01
mission as he sees it. And with a world full of direct and
39:05
urgent challenges. These are not quiet days at the CIA. I met
39:10
director burns this morning at the sprawling CIA headquarters
39:13
in Northern Virginia for a rare interview
39:16
home game all right, should you be went to see it? She went to
39:20
see the mountain went to Muhammad.
39:22
She made a big mistake and there if you listen carefully, what
39:26
was changed she says there's going to the CIA as the head is
39:30
a change of venue.
39:33
Say again,
39:34
she said it was a change of venue. Oh, as if he wasn't a
39:38
spook all along.
39:41
Okay, good point. I'll take it
39:45
all right, let's see what he now you got to go. Okay, here's
39:48
number two.
39:49
Is the generation represented by you or sorry? What was
39:53
that? Wow, I don't know. He's,
39:55
he eats master of disguise.
39:59
Bill Burns. Just about Ukraine. We try to get a little
40:03
information on this. I think this is a clip could easily be
40:07
skipped. But we're gonna play all this busy.
40:09
Let's do it. No one else is working.
40:10
Talk about Ukraine. I mean, right now, Vladimir Putin is
40:13
talking about Ukraine, how you guys went in there and 2014 and
40:16
screwed the whole country over, that'd be great.
40:18
Giving every indication he's not backing down. He's going to
40:23
stick with this war of attrition as long as he possibly can, that
40:28
nothing will deter him. Is he
40:30
right? No, I think he's wrong. I think I'm sorry.
40:33
What is this clanging?
40:34
I hear in the background is a bunch of noise in the
40:36
background. What is going on with that? And it's constant
40:40
throughout the entire interview?
40:42
Are they sharpening their knives? Or is it the clinking
40:45
idea and
40:45
they don't show it they just say it looks like they're in a
40:48
secluded room. But no, Skiff
40:53
with the champagne glasses, he's
40:54
wrong in that bed just as he was wrong profoundly wrong in the
40:59
bed that he made on February 24, when he launched this war.
41:03
Tactically, I think what we see at least at CIA is a reduced
41:07
tempo and fighting between the two militaries as winner sets
41:11
in. The Russian military has badly battered right now the
41:14
Ukrainian military is determined to keep up the pressure, build
41:18
on their battlefield successes that the last several months,
41:21
but they also need time to refit and resupply. But there's
41:25
nothing at all reduced about the tempo of Putin's increasingly
41:30
brutal attacks against Ukrainian civilians, and Ukrainian
41:33
civilian infrastructure.
41:35
But the cost to the United States weaponry ammunition,
41:39
Europeans and what they're sacrificing for this war to go
41:43
on. You're not concerned that he could outlast all that.
41:47
I don't underestimate for a moment. The burdens the
41:51
challenges that this war poses for Ukrainians first and
41:54
foremost, but for all of us who support Ukraine, but
41:57
strategically, I think, in many ways, you know, Putin's war has
42:01
has less far been a failure for Russia, the Russian military has
42:05
performed poorly and suffer huge losses. The Russian economy has
42:09
suffered long term damage. Most of the progress that the Russian
42:13
middle class has made over the last 30 years is being
42:16
destroyed. I think Russia's reputation has been badly
42:19
undermined and its weaknesses have been exposed. The Russian
42:23
population seems increasingly uneasy about the costs of war as
42:27
well the fact that Putin when he launched at the end of September
42:30
a partial mobilization, the reality was that more Russians
42:35
that military age fled the country that he was able to
42:38
round up and send to the friends so he's got a lot of challenges
42:41
as well.
42:42
So this is this is the new the new new meme is a Daily Beast
42:47
wrote this, Russia can finally see that Putin's days are
42:51
numbered. This is this is what they're trying now, all people
42:54
at home don't like him. They don't like him.
43:00
Well, we can see where the Daily Beast is getting their talking
43:03
points.
43:03
What is in the dailies in The Daily Beast. Isn't that
43:08
Shapiro's outfit? No, no, no, that's Daily Caller. No, that's
43:12
no Daily Caller is Tucker Carlson's outfit.
43:16
That's the daily wire.
43:18
The daily wire is okay. Daily Beast is tard. Got it? You write
43:23
daily wire?
43:25
Daily really be sorry, Daily Beast is a left wing operation.
43:29
Right. Well, they got CIA then. Bingo. Yeah. So
43:33
the CIA's given them the talking points, and they were producing
43:35
nice copy.
43:37
A lot of copy actually end game. It has a little like red stamp
43:41
and game.
43:43
Read. And I have an idea. Okay. That part's free.
43:51
Do you see any real threat to his position?
43:54
Well, I think there's an unease across the Russian population.
43:57
Right now. There's an unease from some more hawkish critics
44:00
who are, you know, who see the conduct of the war as being
44:04
flawed? And then you have the unease I mentioned before, you
44:08
know, lots of Russians and military age young Russian men
44:11
fleeing the country as well. So I'm not trying to suggest that
44:15
that poses an immediate grip, you know, threat to his grip on
44:18
power. He's created a very secure and repressive
44:22
authoritarian regime in his eyes.
44:25
Oh, yeah. Here's another article I caught.
44:28
before. Before I go to that, I want you to look at what he said
44:31
at the end there. He said, and he's, he says that Putin thinks
44:40
that he's created a repressive and authoritarian regime regime,
44:43
he's proud of it. That's bullcrap. Putin doesn't think
44:47
he's created an authoritarian repressive regime is reported it
44:51
might be authoritarian and repressive. But that's not Putin
44:54
is thinking no think
44:56
well, but perhaps the director of CIA is familiar with who
45:00
thinking, you know, these guys are good.
45:04
These guys are good. Yeah, they're great. They mind
45:06
readers.
45:07
There's, there's this other kind of sub thread this running that
45:13
really this all of this started with Putin homophobia. That's,
45:19
that's really where it all started. Putin regards
45:22
homophobia as a means of rallying a credulous population
45:26
during a failing war. It's the best evidence scene of his
45:30
imitation of the tyrannies of the 20th century because as you
45:33
know, both the Nazis and the communists killed the gays
45:38
according to yet another band journo okay.
45:47
I got nothing else on that. Little bit on China now. Oh,
45:51
yeah. Oh, God.
45:53
They covered all the bases.
45:54
Everything out in the last weeks is the Chairman of the Joint
45:59
Chiefs Mark Milley, General Milley is speaking about winter
46:03
may be a time for negotiations between us. We can't have that.
46:08
How do you see that most
46:09
conflicts and negotiations. But that requires a seriousness on
46:14
the part of the Russians in this instance, that I don't think we
46:17
see at least it's not our assessment that the Russians are
46:19
serious at this point about a real negotiation.
46:23
I want to bring China into the conversation. What's your level
46:26
of concern right now about cooperation between the Russians
46:29
and the Chinese.
46:30
When Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin have formed a pretty close
46:34
partnership over recent years, you know, a few weeks before
46:37
Putin launched his invasion in Ukraine, when they met at the
46:40
Winter Olympics in Beijing. They proclaimed a friendship without
46:45
limits. What turns out that there actually are some limits
46:48
to that partnership, at least in terms of President Xi's
46:52
reluctance to supply the kind of military assistance to Putin
46:56
that he's asked for in the course of the war in Ukraine. So
46:59
I wouldn't underestimate for a moment their commitment between
47:03
the Chinese and Russian leadership's to that
47:05
partnership. But it's been interesting to watch the Chinese
47:09
leadership's reaction to the war in Ukraine, I don't think any
47:12
foreign leader has paid more careful attention to that war,
47:16
and Russia's poor military performance than Xi Jinping has,
47:19
as he thinks about his own ambitions in Taiwan and
47:22
elsewhere.
47:24
This guy sounds like he's got it all under control, doesn't he?
47:28
But as his style Cha, maybe he does, maybe he's running the
47:32
show wouldn't surprise me.
47:34
Yeah, maybe? Yeah. Well, he's got the background to actually
47:38
do work. I wanted to play these clips on the show, because it's
47:43
a good background or to everything we do.
47:46
In fact, I have a couple of clips to play into it once we're
47:49
done with the series.
47:50
And so let's go listen to what it now this is the first clip
47:53
where it you have the rest of these, you know, he's got some
47:56
misstatements I think about Putin about Putin thinks he
48:00
doesn't know. But this is the first clip on Taiwan that he
48:05
actually does. There's a factoid in here, he actually let one go,
48:08
he let one out to the public, he released a fact
48:11
here it is believe there are near term ambitions on his part,
48:16
to take over Taiwan. And I mean, in this next year or so,
48:21
yeah, I'm not sure I would measure it in terms of months or
48:24
a year. But I would not underestimate for a moment or
48:27
nor do any of my colleagues here at CIA underestimate his
48:32
ambition to control Taiwan. In other words, to unify Beijing
48:37
and Taiwan on The PRCs terms. He's insisted publicly that his
48:43
preference is to do that by me and short of the use of force,
48:46
but we know that he's also instructed his military
48:49
leadership to be ready by 2027 to launch a war. And so I think
48:53
the honest answer is the further you get into this decade, the
48:57
greater the risks of a military conflict.
49:00
2027 Have you heard this? No, it's a weird number. I haven't
49:05
heard of 2027 about anything. 2030 2050 by 2020 So
49:11
those are all Yeah, but it's all United Nations World Order
49:13
stuff. The others numbers. This is a number that they that they
49:18
got from China from there, who if they even have any spies left
49:23
there, I guess.
49:24
Not even a lucky number. Wouldn't it be 28 I mean, it's
49:28
911 it is 11 I don't know that doesn't seem like
49:34
there's nothing there's just a number. And, but if he is solid
49:38
with it, it says
49:40
the CIA chief familiar with Zhi Jing, pings calendar predicts
49:45
that 2027 Hmm. Okay, well, we got a while to go then. Yeah.
49:51
Oh, this
49:52
be a long time ago. So here we go with it. Now he's going to
49:55
discuss tick tock.
49:58
One other question about China is there Very popular social
50:03
media platform app, Tik Tok, your domestic counterpart, the
50:08
head of the FBI, Chris Rea, has said it's a threat to US
50:11
national security. Do you agree?
50:14
I do. I mean, I think it's a genuine concern, I think for the
50:18
US government, in the sense that because the parent company of
50:22
Tiktok is a Chinese company, the Chinese government is able to,
50:29
you know, insist upon extracting the private data of a lot of Tik
50:32
Tok users in this country, and also to shape the content of
50:36
what goes on to tick tock as well, to suit the interests of
50:40
the Chinese leadership. I think those are real challenges. And a
50:43
source of real concern
50:45
is, you know, some American lawmakers want to ban Tiktok, do
50:49
you think that's a good idea?
50:50
Well, you know, in my role See, this is where blessedly as an
50:53
intelligence and an intelligence roll, I mean, I'm not I'm not
50:57
gonna offer judgments on those kinds of policy or legislative
51:00
decisions. What I would underscore though, is that it's
51:04
genuinely troubling to see you know, what the Chinese
51:08
government could do to manipulate Tik Tok?
51:11
And what would you recommend people tell their children or
51:15
their young friends that
51:18
went doors? No,
51:19
it'd be really careful.
51:20
You want to say anything more than that?
51:22
No. really careful.
51:24
Wow. That's what was she going for? I have no idea when you
51:31
hear that again. Let me get let me hear that again. That was
51:33
kind of pathetic.
51:34
Was she expecting to manipulate?
51:36
I think she was expecting a different answer. Someone at CIA
51:40
told her that I as is number one, we're looking at where you
51:43
saved the children.
51:45
And what would you recommend people tell their children or
51:48
their young friends about whether us to
51:53
be really careful?
51:54
You want to say anything more than that?
51:55
Nope. really careful,
51:57
huh? No,
51:59
you know what your your analysis I has to be spot on. They told
52:03
her that she's got to ask this question and to expect this
52:06
answer. And he never delivered the answer you didn't deliver.
52:09
So she asked again, say Well, maybe he forgot what the script
52:14
said. Let me ask it again. Hey, Eliza Schlesinger with that
52:22
crazy.
52:23
I've been tracking Tencent who, you know, they, they own the
52:27
bytedance. They also have a significant stake in Elon Musk's
52:31
empire, more than likely in in Twitter as well, certainly
52:36
Tesla. Ever since their earnings, which was end of
52:41
November. They've gotten here, they're up there on the NASDAQ.
52:46
They've gone from about five bucks to eight bucks. They've
52:51
almost Well, they've they've they've they've almost doubled,
52:55
they got pretty close that nine there's something going on
53:00
people people in the know are buying the stock, and it's going
53:03
up in like a parabolic almost
53:07
was this tic TOCs a hell of a product. Yeah, they're, they're
53:11
concerned about the Chinese gathering data. They're not
53:14
they're
53:14
concerned about the earnings that tick tock, well, no,
53:18
no, no. Yeah. You're telling it under, you're telling the
53:23
underlying truth? Yes, sorry. I'm telling what they're
53:27
concerned about. And so they say they're concerned about this,
53:31
oh, they're going to collect all this data on what data they're
53:34
going to collect. I mean, it's just a bunch of goofballs
53:36
usually on Tik Tok, or somebody falling off a roof. And by law,
53:40
by the way, guys an idiot. He's just schlemiel put him on that
53:43
list. It's Lexus.
53:44
It's LexisNexis. As we know, Nexus, who does the vetting and
53:49
the onboarding? It's an American company that does that. For
53:52
them. They're contracted to do that?
53:54
Well, my point is not that my point is, if they're so damn
53:59
concerned about all this stuff, how come they don't mention or
54:01
even show any concern about these genetic testing companies,
54:04
or these companies that do gene testing to see what kind of you
54:09
look like, you're gonna get sick when you get older, and descend,
54:12
and they're owned by Chinese companies and that data of
54:15
American citizens genes structures are being shipped to
54:18
China? The reason? There's no mention of that,
54:22
because it's pharmaceutical companies. They run the world.
54:28
Alright, on to the next topic is Iran control is short. These are
54:33
last clips are short. On Iran.
54:36
This is an Iranian regime does does not have good answers for
54:40
what's on the minds of a very young population 70% of which
54:44
today is under the age of 30.
54:46
Can those protests continue though given the number of
54:50
arrests of people who are dead and now execution?
54:56
I think they can and it's been a remarkable in the Keesha have
55:01
both that frustration that I mentioned before, and also the
55:03
genuine courage of people out in the streets. And so, you know,
55:08
this has gone on for just about three months now. And it can
55:11
continue for some time.
55:13
And now, of course, we sat around with the Russians in
55:17
Ukraine using the drones. How worried? Are you about that
55:22
relationship?
55:23
Well, quite worried. I mean, you know, historically, there's a
55:26
lot of mistrust between Russians and Iranians, but they need each
55:30
other right now. And what's beginning to emerge is at least
55:33
the beginnings of a full fledged Defense Partnership. Oh, nice
55:37
to know that CIA will be continuing to, to ignite
55:41
protests in Iran, because that's clearly how he knows that.
55:45
Oh, yeah. No, I was listening to this one with it. I was there
55:48
running the OP. In Iran, they would have some insight. So
55:54
okay, so it's gonna continue for four months, at least
55:56
good to know. Good to know.
55:58
Yes. Same exact thought, who didn't know i Here's another
56:02
situation. This is the last clip. This is him talking about
56:05
the North Korea, and this great series of little clips. This is
56:12
a one where a Judy I guess, made a mistake or said something
56:16
wrong. And she I kept the pauses and stuff in because it was a
56:21
some sort of a botch or something. I'm not sure what
56:23
happened. She's good. You'll get a kick out of this. And this is
56:26
him talking about the North Koreans. Just a question
56:29
about North Korea. There was another test today of a saw, I
56:35
guess, a solid state ng missile, and the US has no eyes on the
56:39
ground in the country. Is that right? No answer. If where is
56:49
that headed? Where do you see that regime going? And do you
56:54
see any evidence that the US can head off the worst kind of
57:03
attack that the North Koreans may be capable of? Well, I
57:07
mean, I think what we've seen over the last year, just as she
57:10
said, Judy is quite troubling, more than 50 launches of North
57:13
Korean missiles of various ranges. And clearly preparations
57:18
for what would be the seventh nuclear test by the North Korean
57:22
regime as well.
57:24
All right, so I'm gonna say this was also the way the briefing
57:27
went and someone was not. Someone didn't brief burns
57:31
properly. The briefing went. Look, we're going to say we
57:36
don't have any boots on the ground in North Korea. So don't
57:42
even ask about it. So what she does is she says we don't have
57:46
anybody a boots on the ground. Thank you. She's gonna get a
57:48
quick. That's right. But instead, the guy was not
57:53
briefed. Anyone? I think that's what happened. He was listening.
57:58
So I guess a solid state engine. And the US has no eyes on the
58:02
ground in the country. Is that right? No answer.
58:09
Wow.
58:12
Yeah, that was a fuckup.
58:14
I think it's the same. I think it's the same briefing, someone,
58:17
something got briefed poorly on one or the other or both sides.
58:21
That was a complete botch that lasts. Why did they leave that
58:25
in? I know why. It's the it's the holiday crew.
58:31
Exactly.
58:33
Now, did you at any point, have anything to say about the still
58:38
not fully released JFK documents?
58:42
I don't remember that. Now. I don't think so. The public they
58:46
should do because that's, that's that is a That's it. That's a
58:49
crime against
58:50
crime. It's a crime. Here's a quick story.
58:53
Because it was it was give everyone a background on this.
58:57
There was legislation. I think it was in the 90s. That during
59:01
you had sorry, I think it was during Clinton, wasn't it? Yeah,
59:05
I think it was during Clinton, who said you have to release all
59:09
the JFK doctors, all of them. Every single document. It's 75
59:14
years after the death. I think that was basically the the law
59:17
and it was put in law. And then it was so that minute during the
59:22
Trump administration, it was supposed to be released. But
59:26
now, the CIA's pushed back on Trump's that, don't do it. Don't
59:29
do it. Don't do it. And so they didn't do it and Trump has
59:33
pushed it out, kick the can down the road from your well, it's
59:36
gonna get released. So what, by the way, which I think is
59:39
another flaw on Trump. He should have just released it. But as
59:43
per law, they're going to impeach him to impeach him for
59:46
that. That would be easier be because it's a violation. So now
59:50
we have to come up again with Biden and by the same thing, no,
59:54
no, I'm not going to do it.
59:56
Is that exactly I think he said I believe it should all be
59:59
released. But
1:00:04
yeah, well, somebody's not gonna do it. Yeah. Well, here's
1:00:06
the public is getting its first look at newly released documents
1:00:09
about JFK assassination. 13,000 records have now been made
1:00:14
public by the Biden administration, including
1:00:16
information about Lee Harvey Oswald and his time in Mexico.
1:00:20
The National Archives says only 3% of its documents related to
1:00:24
the assassination are still redacted due to national
1:00:27
intelligence concerns. Yeah,
1:00:29
there it is. Intelligence concerns like you might find out
1:00:32
that we're a bunch of creeps. Yes. Okay. So just responding to
1:00:39
a couple of these these different things differently.
1:00:43
You
1:00:43
know, you've got to take the CIA side on this day would make the
1:00:48
argument of course Ron Paul's the one who said and we have the
1:00:51
clip somewhere you probably find it. Ron Paul said that the CIA
1:00:55
took over the country. And we just have you know, assumed as
1:00:59
possible. It bloodless coup. It with the assassination of
1:01:05
Kennedy. Right. At some point they decided well, Kennedy's
1:01:09
gotta go because he was he was problematic. And I use the word
1:01:12
advisedly, you did is a problematic President cuz he was
1:01:15
probably mobbed up like the entire Kennedy family. And it
1:01:21
was like you having the mafia running the country? It wasn't a
1:01:24
good, good idea. So sure, let
1:01:27
me see if this is it.
1:01:29
Why did you reject the Secret Service protection? Seems like
1:01:31
that would be well, it's a form of welfare.
1:01:35
No, that's not it. It wasn't called. It wasn't called Ron
1:01:39
Paul, CIA. You know, the can't find it. We do have the, I'm
1:01:43
sure we do somewhere.
1:01:44
But Ron Paul made the assertion first. And it was dated at the
1:01:50
Kennedy assassination. And anyone who knew anybody who,
1:01:53
whose family or friends was in the CIA during that era,
1:01:57
including a woodworker that worked here at this house. He
1:02:01
told me and his dad was a field guy. And he says in Hong Kong,
1:02:08
or in I think it was Hong Kong. He says he was called back to
1:02:12
the states on an emergency basis the day before the
1:02:14
assassination. And he thought it was kind of fishy.
1:02:17
My favorite is if you ask anyone who was around and alive during
1:02:24
the 63 assassination of Kennedy, where they were, it's very
1:02:29
similar to ourselves and me, certainly. With 911. I remember
1:02:35
exactly where I was, you remember where you were? You
1:02:37
were old enough to remember where you were on. When Kennedy
1:02:40
was assassinated? What you were doing? You remember that?
1:02:41
Literally, do you want to share?
1:02:44
I was in school? Uh huh. And it was announced over the PA
1:02:47
system.
1:02:49
So for those who don't know, there was only one person who
1:02:52
cannot remember where he was on that fateful day. Good story,
1:02:55
and that is George Bush Senior.
1:02:59
Yeah, George HW. No, not HW. Ah, no, it's HW. No, it's
1:03:07
George. Oh, you're right. Herbert herbert walker. Yeah. Is
1:03:11
he I thought. Anyway, the old guy the dead one.
1:03:17
Yeah, the one who ran the CIA. Yeah.
1:03:20
He didn't know where he was. I can't remember. I just can't
1:03:23
remember where I was.
1:03:24
And he was in Texas. I think they have photos of him there. I
1:03:28
guess he was. I don't think they have photos but they have
1:03:32
frozen in Dallas.
1:03:33
I think there's flight records or some there's something that I
1:03:36
remember from many, many years of
1:03:38
writing, you know, you have to say, you know, doing the country
1:03:41
of favorite the way you saw it.
1:03:45
jump out of airplanes, save the world. That's what it was back
1:03:48
in the day. All right. Let me move on to some of the other
1:03:50
things the CIA director discussed there. You know,
1:03:53
these, these collaborations between Russia and China, Russia
1:03:58
and Iran. There was a big EU. Storm Trooper, Star Fleet
1:04:06
command meeting. Everyone getting together, talking about
1:04:11
what are we going to do Russia has a real problem. And are we
1:04:14
still gonna be able to stand up to Russia as a bloc? And I just
1:04:20
got this off of where'd this come from? I think this is from
1:04:27
this may be from your own news. They they interviewed one of our
1:04:31
buddies Gifford hofstadt. If you remember he used to be the the
1:04:36
for a while there. He was the Prime Minister of Belgium but of
1:04:40
course we remember him. As a member of European Parliament
1:04:43
during Brexit he had a big mouth and he likes to race old
1:04:46
fashioned cars, and he tells it like it is
1:04:49
but for all that has been achieved in the way of support
1:04:51
for Ukraine. The crisis has exposed some deep cracks in the
1:04:56
EU system. Many in Europe are concerned about the loss of
1:05:00
title in a changing world,
1:05:01
what we need is a will of the 27 member states to build a real
1:05:07
European Union that can be effective and resilient in the
1:05:10
world of tomorrow. Because the world of tomorrow, let's be very
1:05:14
clear about that. It's not a world of member states or
1:05:16
nations, it will be a wealth of blocks of empires.
1:05:20
A stronger European Union means acting as a collective. But
1:05:24
member states have to be prepared to cede more
1:05:27
sovereignty to Brussels to be able to do that. But faced with
1:05:31
an energy crisis triggered by the war in Ukraine, EU member
1:05:35
states have increasingly gone the other way, pursuing their
1:05:38
national interests as they seek to shield their own economies
1:05:42
and populations from the wars consequences.
1:05:47
So we're gonna have blocks, blocks, which also means we'll
1:05:51
have different reserve currencies.
1:05:55
What they explain this to me What is What did they say
1:06:00
they're gonna have blocks, like countries, you know, like
1:06:02
sovereign nations.
1:06:03
Yeah, that we have blocks. So you have the European Union
1:06:07
block. That's a block the United States and I guess, eventually
1:06:13
they want to make it United States, Canada and Mexico, that
1:06:16
will be a block. Yeah. And then it'll be China, Russia, probably
1:06:21
Iran will be a block. You know,
1:06:25
what about South America that these guys left with the short
1:06:28
sheet they just won the World Cup now
1:06:29
they just who's gonna want someone else to go down there
1:06:34
and invade them and bring them into their block. Let's bring
1:06:36
them into their block. Now there is a block forming against
1:06:40
China. And I'm pretty sure that this is built on our military
1:06:45
industrial complex and our money printing. As Japan gets ready.
1:06:50
Japan unveiled plans for its biggest military buildup since
1:06:54
World War Two. The government says it will double defense
1:06:57
spending bring it up to the NATO standard of 2% of GDP. Japan's
1:07:03
move away from a self defense only stance comes as it seeks to
1:07:07
counter regional threats. It plans to acquire long range
1:07:11
missiles capable of striking China. Beijing said the plans
1:07:15
undermined bilateral relations, and I'm very pleased to be
1:07:19
joined now by Tomohiko Taniguchi is a professor at Keio
1:07:23
University Graduate School and formerly a special adviser to
1:07:26
Japan's late Prime Minister Shinzo are they? And I
1:07:29
just want to say this is Deutsche Bella, who are bringing
1:07:31
a lot of interesting reports like this,
1:07:33
Professor Taniguchi Could you give us an idea of how
1:07:37
significant this announcement we just heard about is good, just
1:07:41
not only significant, but long overdue, because the street
1:07:47
address and ZIP code that you find around Japan requires much
1:07:52
much more insurance premium. Japan is an immediate neighbor
1:07:56
to Russia, North Korea and China.
1:08:00
Doesn't this guy sound like George Takei? Like all of a
1:08:02
sudden he's gonna go hey, now, just
1:08:06
k never went?
1:08:09
Oh, my No, he says
1:08:13
that's not something that you could envy. And Russia is 1/3 of
1:08:19
Japan in terms of in terms of economy, but China is growing
1:08:24
still fast. And it's already four or five times as large as
1:08:27
Japan's economy. And China is 10 times as big as Russia as regard
1:08:33
GDP, none of which has ever exercised the democracy and
1:08:38
investing in all of all of which are investing very much heavily
1:08:41
in nuclear arsenal. So it's significant, but belated action.
1:08:48
And all that all I see flying is Osprey is I see Patriot
1:08:52
missiles.
1:08:53
There's an Osprey in the Bay Area that flies over the house
1:08:55
every one did during the show once I remember
1:08:58
they got they they've they've killed the Osprey program. They
1:09:01
have new new
1:09:02
sensors will kill anything which is like an Osprey rotor it's a
1:09:07
die slightly different looking wing and but the Osprey when it
1:09:12
comes in it flew by the other day to death thing is just a
1:09:16
noisy is right thing I've ever heard in my life. Whap Whap Whap
1:09:21
it's just shakes the house is worse than the earthquake. So by
1:09:25
the way, that report is not unknown to the United States. We
1:09:27
do have a PBS version. Uh huh.
1:09:30
Okay,
1:09:30
hold on a second. Short and sweet. This is the clip is
1:09:35
called Japan China is called China update. No, it's called
1:09:39
Japan rearming?
1:09:42
Yes, yes, I've got it here.
1:09:43
Japan is making a major break from its self defense only
1:09:47
security strategy. The new policy calls for acquiring first
1:09:51
strike capability and cruise missiles. Prime Minister Fumio
1:09:55
Kishida said today that Japan's existing military cannot handle
1:09:59
growing rats from China and North Korea today can the
1:10:03
current capability of the Self Defense Forces deter a threat to
1:10:06
our country? When a threat becomes real can they protect
1:10:09
our country? We carried out a realistic simulation to say that
1:10:13
frankly the current situation is insufficient
1:10:17
Beijing charge that the Japanese move amounts to quote hyping up
1:10:21
the so called China threat
1:10:24
so hiding up
1:10:27
it's kind of overlooked in the thing even though the Japanese
1:10:31
make good product we're the ones that make them armaments jobs
1:10:36
money in the bank for us, but isn't a money market, unexplored
1:10:40
exploited market?
1:10:41
But wait a minute, haven't we? We as the Federal Reserve,
1:10:46
haven't we propped up Japan with all this money, the Bank of
1:10:49
Japan, I think there was like 100, hundreds of billions of
1:10:53
swap. We
1:10:54
won it back. We want it back.
1:10:56
That's what it is. I agree. Just saying It's our money, too. So
1:11:00
we're giving them that we printed up the money. And now
1:11:03
we're gonna sell them this stuff. Which by the way, is all
1:11:06
the new stuff that we built with the Ukraine money?
1:11:09
Yeah. We got rid of inventory. We're building back up. We had a
1:11:14
build better than better yet.
1:11:16
We got it. It's an Mi c term build back better bombs.
1:11:21
Yes. All right.
1:11:22
Let's go back to Deutsche Avella. As China is still in a
1:11:27
little bit of trouble. Beijing specifically, as you know, they
1:11:30
had to, they had to release some of the pressure as people were
1:11:33
getting really angry about being locked up like dogs being welded
1:11:38
in their homes to die. In fact, they remember when they were
1:11:41
killing the dogs and cats, clubbing him and throwing in
1:11:44
bags on the street, only to show up later in the rations. Now,
1:11:51
here's what's going on now.
1:11:52
COVID-19 cases are surging across China as people take
1:11:57
advantage of new freedoms. Nationwide frustration and
1:12:00
unprecedented public protests forced authorities to ease
1:12:03
quarantine and travel restrictions. But since then,
1:12:07
more and more people are testing positive. official figures on
1:12:11
infections and fatalities remain low. But some estimates put the
1:12:15
likely death toll at more than 1 million by the end of next year.
1:12:19
People in Beijing lineup to get nasal spray boosters, cases are
1:12:24
surging
1:12:25
if you're gonna see MD gotta see these nasal spray boosters. This
1:12:30
report has video. So you it's on the street, the patient puts
1:12:36
tilts their head back and they insert this syringe with like a
1:12:41
little obviously not with a needle on the end but a a spout
1:12:46
and as a stopper that kind of goes in your nostril and they
1:12:50
shoot this whole thing him like right into the back of your
1:12:53
brain is like oh and you can see the people wincing when this
1:12:56
happens.
1:12:57
Bad Beijing line up. Probably killing
1:13:01
them here with what's wrong with an inhaler. You gotta slow spray
1:13:04
like we have, you know in this country, and yet, you breathe it
1:13:07
in
1:13:08
No, no there's fish, like like a navy forcing
1:13:12
it down your throat with like a neti pot.
1:13:14
Get nasal spray boosters, cases are surging after the government
1:13:19
abruptly ended its strict zero COVID policy in the wake of
1:13:23
nationwide protests against the restrictions. Authorities are
1:13:27
trying to persuade reluctant seniors and others at risk to
1:13:30
get vaccinated to prevent large scale outbreaks,
1:13:33
hospitalizations, and deaths. Those already showing symptoms
1:13:38
make their way to temporary clinics set up around the city
1:13:41
like this public gymnasium where they can get medical advice and
1:13:45
treatment. Others are opting to stay home either because they're
1:13:49
already sick or trying to avoid infection. That means deliveries
1:13:53
of food and everyday items are in heavy demand. But scores of
1:13:57
workers are also coming down with the virus. So packages pile
1:14:01
up on the streets unclaimed in China's financial hubs. Shanghai
1:14:06
schools have switched to online classes as cases soar nurseries
1:14:10
and childcare centers are also set to close. Across the
1:14:14
country. People were quick to return to old habits when the
1:14:17
restrictions were eased crowding shopping malls and subway
1:14:20
stations, restaurants.
1:14:22
This is Giorgio Vela again, and I am of the belief that they are
1:14:27
only reporting this in this particular fashion because you
1:14:31
didn't see any video of what you described except for the nasal
1:14:36
the nasal spray. I think they're gearing everybody up to get all
1:14:40
freaked out and scared. Because all it's happening. Oh boy, you
1:14:45
think they're gearing up for the Europeans to have to go do
1:14:48
another long? Yeah,
1:14:50
I do. And here's part two.
1:14:52
The Chinese capital Beijing is seeing a sharp increase in COVID
1:14:56
19 cases and high numbers of workers testing positive for or
1:15:00
the virus means that the city's funeral homes are overwhelmed.
1:15:04
Undertaker's say they're short on drivers and workers, so
1:15:08
families have to wait longer to cremate their relatives, local
1:15:12
media and reported more Coronavirus, LinkedIn deaths,
1:15:15
even though official tallies do not include the latest victims.
1:15:19
China have relaxed some of the world's toughest measures to
1:15:22
control the spread of the virus just over a week ago.
1:15:26
So we're all gonna die.
1:15:28
Well, they are all gonna die. That's not we don't have that
1:15:31
angle here. I got a PBS version, I think is about the same thing
1:15:35
as the China update, which you cited earlier. And I think this
1:15:39
is all they have to say
1:15:40
China's leaders pledged today to boost the country's economy
1:15:44
after pandemic losses that followed a two day conference,
1:15:48
the Chinese government has ended strict lockdowns that weakened
1:15:52
economic growth, but there are growing fears of an explosion of
1:15:56
CO gossip.
1:15:58
It's coming, it's coming and everyone's gonna forget. They're
1:16:02
all there already. Masking is already happy here. ABC. Yeah,
1:16:07
here we go.
1:16:08
Good morning hospitals around the country treating an inrush
1:16:11
of patients battling a perfect storm and
1:16:14
in rush this is a new term, like in rush. So not like hospitals
1:16:20
are overwhelmed or filled full filled to the brim now it's an
1:16:25
inrush we're rushing in it's an inrush
1:16:28
this morning hospitals around the country treating an inrush
1:16:31
of patients battling a perfect storm of viruses. Why do these
1:16:34
patients are very sick in preparation of this winter, sir.
1:16:39
Did you hear that insert? It was beautiful.
1:16:42
Classic like
1:16:44
a lot of these patients very sick rush of patients battling a
1:16:47
perfect storm of viruses. Why do these patients are very sick in
1:16:50
preparation of this winter surge. The Biden administration
1:16:54
is once again offering households free COVID-19
1:16:56
testing.
1:16:57
John There you go free. It's free. But to go get him go.
1:17:01
I already already put it is called COVID test.gov. I already
1:17:06
ordered for the family get
1:17:07
more. It's more free free COVID-19
1:17:10
testing at COVID test.gov.
1:17:14
They promoted it for you. Oh, John, you should just try to get
1:17:17
more. Just try to get more. I think you should do you like
1:17:20
getting free stuff from your government? Hey,
1:17:23
I already paid for
1:17:25
it. I want it be COVID-19 testing kits at COVID test.gov.
1:17:29
We saw at some resources left
1:17:31
Whitehouse health officials urging people to test themselves
1:17:34
if they have symptoms and before timely this holiday shopping.
1:17:39
Who is this? What who's reporting here? I can tell you
1:17:43
actually CBS has got to be
1:17:44
CBS ABC and the ABC reporter is
1:17:51
I don't care about it's just the way that ensued. It's the person
1:17:53
who did the editing with all these drop ins. Yeah. You know,
1:17:57
it's me that resources left you know, they just go right they
1:18:00
just plow through this report. It's really funny the way they
1:18:03
put it together.
1:18:04
This is M Nuun so I think she's a B stringer backbencher.
1:18:09
Oh, tell you we're on vacation.
1:18:12
Okay, so the guy who's editing the package is like, I'm really
1:18:15
gonna show everybody how to get done. Watch me put these little
1:18:19
drops in there. Watch me do this little stuff, man. It's gonna be
1:18:22
great. Yes,
1:18:23
like
1:18:24
the people who come in.
1:18:27
They're gonna, the brass is gonna notice me now
1:18:30
themselves if they have symptoms and before visiting with family
1:18:34
this holiday season. The President's plan comes as the
1:18:37
country faces a rise in respiratory viruses COVID-19,
1:18:40
RSV, and the flu
1:18:42
flu is rising in many parts of country. We're probably the
1:18:45
worst flu outbreak we've seen in a decade.
1:18:48
One boy in San Diego county so sick with two strains of the flu
1:18:52
he was put on a ventilator and two weeks later still in the
1:18:55
ICU, his father urging others to get vaccinated.
1:18:59
It was so bad that I was scared that he wasn't going to make it.
1:19:03
Now the World Health Organization is also tracking a
1:19:06
potential uptick in invasive group A strep infections,
1:19:09
invasive group A strep infection. Doctor Devorah Can
1:19:14
you elaborate Oh, I
1:19:16
don't have a clue. But I'll say this. The way this package is
1:19:20
the way this this whole presentation has been edited and
1:19:23
done. The guy should get put into the A team. He's good.
1:19:28
There's a lot of value add. Patient,
1:19:32
this report is compared to what we've been playing so far. It's
1:19:35
the best. It's moves,
1:19:37
it moves, he moves. He's moving me.
1:19:40
I was scared that he wasn't gonna make it.
1:19:42
Now the World Health Organization is also tracking up
1:19:46
one more time. The one thing I have to say is every one of his
1:19:51
clips has this in the background. Sure. Yeah. Yeah.
1:19:55
Yeah, I know what does he get those noisy clips he's got to do
1:19:58
some some some you gotta fix net
1:20:01
to noise gating some filtering brah sucked in that Adobe
1:20:05
filter, what is that thing called that Adobe filter that we
1:20:08
that we recommended to Project Veritas, which I think they're
1:20:11
using. That thing's crazy good.
1:20:15
Adobe's got some pretty dynamite filled, they have a blur filter,
1:20:18
that's unbelievable.
1:20:19
If I'm talking about one that removes the noise that that
1:20:23
makes that gets your noisy, hidden microphone that in a bar,
1:20:30
right? You get rid of all that. And it's not that easy to do by
1:20:33
hand, you can do it, but it always has, it throws the face
1:20:38
off and makes a mess.
1:20:39
No the stuff that Adobe needed tool, whether he should have
1:20:43
used this,
1:20:44
I was scared that he wasn't going to make it.
1:20:46
Now the World Health Organization is also tracking a
1:20:50
potential uptick in invasive group A strep infections as
1:20:53
sometimes life threatening illness among children
1:20:56
invasive group a start is a disease or is a cluster of
1:21:00
diseases actually caused by the same bacteria. And when people
1:21:03
sometimes talk about flesh eating bacteria, that's usually
1:21:06
the bacteria that we're kind of pointing to.
1:21:09
Okay, hold on a second. This guy's give me a little bit too
1:21:13
much information about invasive group A strep, which now has an
1:21:17
acronym, I guess, I guess, I guess.
1:21:23
You know, I'm back back to the editing of this thing. I think
1:21:26
she did the whole package. She did it. She went into the
1:21:29
editing
1:21:30
package. It's her own package.
1:21:32
I think she put the whole thing together because this is again,
1:21:35
the skeleton crew over the Christmas holidays, they
1:21:39
probably can't even get an out an editor to work because the
1:21:42
most people that do these news reports can can work in the AVID
1:21:47
editing room to do it themselves. If they have time.
1:21:49
Well, let's take a look at em un Ngu y e n, which is I think
1:21:56
that's very interesting. But first, let's take a little look
1:21:58
at some images Vietnamese.
1:22:01
Oh, well,
1:22:01
she's no, she's tiny.
1:22:05
Yeah, she wouldn't be if she's very tough East Asian.
1:22:08
Do you think she's doing the package herself?
1:22:10
I think she did the whole thing. Because it flows to it's just
1:22:14
like it's got the same machine gun style that she has
1:22:18
personally. So she would that would be reflected in the
1:22:21
editing job. Oh, did check it
1:22:23
out from the rap headline. This is November cites of last year,
1:22:28
ABC News hires anyone as multi platform reporter. If you're a
1:22:33
multi platform Reporter You can do this. I think you're right. I
1:22:38
think you're right. M is a skilled reporter and
1:22:41
storyteller, it will be a fantastic addition to our
1:22:43
talented Washington team. And she worked at spectrum news. Oh
1:22:47
yeah, you have to do everything yourself at spectrum. You have
1:22:51
to bring your own camera, set it up on sticks and stand in front
1:22:54
of it. Pretty much Oh, okay. Well, I'm very impressed that
1:22:58
you know, m m should m should be moving up
1:23:01
of diseases actually will ask by the same bacteria. And when
1:23:04
people sometimes talk about flesh eating bacteria, that's
1:23:07
usually the bacteria that we're kind of pointing to. It can
1:23:11
cause sepsis. Most of those patients you know, their illness
1:23:14
is obviously worse than the typical
1:23:17
strep throat. One doctor is saying the ongoing shortage of
1:23:20
the antibiotic. amoxicillin could also be exacerbating the
1:23:23
situation
1:23:28
well, there you go. I don't know about this invasive group A
1:23:32
strep. That's it doesn't stretch just bothersome.
1:23:37
Bless us bacteria in your throat.
1:23:39
I'm just saying it's bothersome. That stuff pops up all of a
1:23:43
sudden. Do we have anything? Do you have anything on COVID? We
1:23:46
should probably do just get anything anything out of the way
1:23:49
if you got anything left nobody
1:23:51
talked about diseases. Oh,
1:23:53
let's let's bring in random diseases then.
1:23:56
I have I take down a or a quest more of a question. Today's
1:24:02
question day for me of the dough Votto commercial, which is the
1:24:06
age thing you take. It's one of those multi ingredient is it
1:24:10
prep prep, and no, stop prepping someone else to finish advertise
1:24:15
to death. And of course ask your doctor ready even if you're not
1:24:18
a gay. They always have these really gay performers. They do
1:24:21
this. But there's a little gotcha in here. I want to play
1:24:24
the whole commercial, which is a buck 39 which is a buck to one
1:24:29
minute and 29 seconds book and listen to it and there's
1:24:37
something there's something peculiar in here that just I've
1:24:41
been trying to catch his eye because I've seen it a number of
1:24:43
times on television every time I hear it, I go this What a play.
1:24:48
Let's check this. Living with HIV. I learned I can stay
1:24:52
undetectable with fewer medicines. That's why I switched
1:24:54
to de vida. Vida was for some adults who are starting to HIV
1:24:58
one treatment or replacing The current HIV one regimen detect
1:25:02
this. No other complete HIV pill uses fewer medicines to help
1:25:06
keep you undetectable than Vivado. detect this. Most HIV
1:25:11
pills contain three or four medicines to follow is as
1:25:14
effective with just two. Research shows people who take
1:25:18
HIV treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can
1:25:22
no longer transmit HIV through sex. Don't take the bottle if
1:25:25
you're allergic to its ingredients. Or if you take to
1:25:28
Adelaide, taking the bottle with to Petalite can cause serious or
1:25:31
life threatening side effects. Hepatitis B can become harder to
1:25:34
treat while on tobacco. Don't Stop the battle without talking
1:25:37
to your doctor as your Hepatitis B may worsen or become life
1:25:40
threatening. Serious or life threatening side effects can
1:25:42
occur including allergic reactions, lactic acid buildup
1:25:45
and liver problems. If you have a rash or other allergic
1:25:48
reaction symptoms stopped avato and get medical help right away.
1:25:52
Tell your doctor if you have kidney or liver problems or if
1:25:55
you are maybe are planned to be pregnant to vital may harm your
1:25:58
unborn baby. Use effective birth control while on the battle. Do
1:26:02
not breastfeed while taking Vivado most common side effects
1:26:05
are headache, nausea, diarrhea, trouble sleeping, tiredness and
1:26:08
anxiety attack this I stand detectable with fewer medicines.
1:26:14
Ask your doctor about switching to the battle.
1:26:17
All right, what? Well, first of all, as you detect this game
1:26:21
detect this is the idea is to make you undetectable if you get
1:26:25
if you have Asia v
1:26:27
this is what the prep does. The prep does all
1:26:30
while they make this comment in there you can't transmit even
1:26:34
though you're undetectable. Even though you have HIV, you're
1:26:38
undetectable which is cool. And and you can't transmit HIV per
1:26:44
se. And they say this in every one of these ads for say
1:26:50
interesting. Here's the sub clip. You can hear it here.
1:26:53
Oh second sub clip Yes. Thank you make
1:26:56
a tip treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable
1:27:00
can no longer transmit HIV through sex.
1:27:03
No through sex. No, I said per se no through sex. Sorry, maybe
1:27:12
I misunderstood. I heard you cannot transmit well,
1:27:14
okay, you know if they say through sex. That's interesting,
1:27:18
because the AD This is the one commercial where it was unclear.
1:27:22
The other one I'm telling you, she says per se it was very
1:27:26
clear. I think
1:27:27
she says per sex. I think you're incorrect. Play it again. The
1:27:35
sub clip. Yeah,
1:27:37
take HIV treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable
1:27:41
can no longer transmit HIV through sex
1:27:43
through so she's saying through sex. She clearly saying,
1:27:46
Okay, I heard through sex that time. Of course. Now I gotta go
1:27:50
back to find the original commercial or I thought she said
1:27:52
per se. Well, now I'm Roseanne Roseanna. Danna, I fall right in
1:27:58
that same category. Me and Jeff Jarvis. Oh, no.
1:28:05
That's an opening right there. Me and Jeff Jarvis. That's just
1:28:07
an opening anytime we can do that. Okay, well, let me switch
1:28:13
it up for a second here. And speaking of little things, you
1:28:17
might hear someone say, there was this little, little little
1:28:21
itty bitty tidbit that was picked up, which I didn't pick
1:28:26
up but someone pointed me to this, Kevin O'Leary, you know
1:28:30
who that is Kevin O'Leary. He's the guy
1:28:32
who was one of the guys to sit stare at the shark on
1:28:35
Shark Tank. Yeah. So high, you know, yeah, you
1:28:38
got a good idea, but I don't
1:28:39
like I missed a wonderful, that's who he is. So Kevin
1:28:44
O'Leary is he I guess he had a PR deal with FTX. I don't think
1:28:51
he invested any money. But he, he had some kind of deal to
1:28:56
promote FTX and I believe that number was $12 million. And so
1:29:01
he feels very comfortable going around because he wasn't an
1:29:05
idiot that really lost money in the investment, but maybe he did
1:29:09
is unclear. But he's the only person who's going around and
1:29:13
talking on CNBC. Now, what you'll hear in this 41 second
1:29:18
clip, there's one little thing here that coincides so weirdly,
1:29:24
with a very newsworthy event, let me see if you can catch the
1:29:29
odd name that is mentioned in this quick clip.
1:29:33
I obviously know all the institutional investors in this
1:29:35
deal. We all look like idiots. Let's put that on the table.
1:29:39
Okay. We relied on each other's due diligence, but we also
1:29:43
relied on another investment theme that I felt drove a lot of
1:29:47
interest in FTX sandbagging, fried is an American. His
1:29:51
parents are American compliance lawyers. There were no other
1:29:56
American large exchanges to invest in if you wanted to enter
1:30:00
invest in crypto as an infrastructure play. So many of
1:30:04
us said, Wait a second,
1:30:05
who's coming to this deal? We
1:30:06
knew, for example, sounds like this was a group thing.
1:30:11
Did you know there was no CFO to
1:30:13
hear it? I eager. Yes. And FTX blew up the same weekend. Iger
1:30:21
was brought back as CEO of Disney. of Disney. Yeah.
1:30:29
Yeah, he mentioned I agree he was stepped on. Yeah.
1:30:31
And that never came back. The Iger never came back in in that
1:30:35
interview. Now, it was well known that
1:30:37
I raised me I will like know what's going on there was Iger.
1:30:40
Well, I
1:30:40
don't expect CNBC crew to actually ask any questions by
1:30:46
the
1:30:46
way the way he the way he was talking, right? It sounds like a
1:30:50
guy who put money in and day and all we all had to do diligence
1:30:55
these guys were compliance lawyers and all these everybody
1:30:58
we needed some in the United States. We needed a play. That
1:31:01
was a you know, an infrastructure play. And this
1:31:03
was the one it was the USA. Yeah, it sounds like he put
1:31:07
money in. So
1:31:08
one of one of my friends who was top a top person and Disney
1:31:13
didn't know about this change until Saturday that weekend
1:31:17
either. This was a very very abrupt change to bring Iger back
1:31:21
to it to CEO of Disney.
1:31:24
Oh, wait, wait, let me guess. You're thinking that I grew last
1:31:29
his ass maybe and had to go back to work.
1:31:32
That was that's the logical thing to me. Or like, Oh, this
1:31:35
is so embarrassing. We can't have Bob wrapped up in this. Or
1:31:40
Holy crap. Disney's got a hole in it. Let's cover it up with
1:31:43
some FTO oops. I don't know. I mean, it could be anything. But
1:31:47
the fact that he was mentioned as Iger was coming to this deal,
1:31:50
put deal. The investment deal was a big buyout deal, but he
1:31:55
talks about a deal Uygurs coming to this deal. So this was a
1:31:59
consortium of investors it's very poor CNBC, a very poor
1:32:03
interviewing skills and that's your Ross, Andrew Ross, scrotum,
1:32:07
whatever his name is. That guy's pathetic.
1:32:12
But I agree their interviewers are not good. But what I mean
1:32:16
they lost their best interviews it was the honey money and then
1:32:19
what's Money Money?
1:32:21
Money, money. Money, honey. And the other one I like honey money
1:32:28
that's even better. What other one and what other ones did they
1:32:31
lose?
1:32:32
The one that's the Council on Foreign Relations. Young younger
1:32:36
ones. She's the one I worked with when I was just doing spots
1:32:39
for CNBC. Trump hater and she's like, Oh,
1:32:44
that. That's everybody. Trump. Hey, where is she now then? CNN,
1:32:50
you mean Erin? Yeah. Erin Burnett,
1:32:54
Erin Burnett. She was a good interviewer. You know, and
1:32:57
what happened to her because once they killed the fat guy,
1:33:00
her co host because they killed him that killed that guy. T was
1:33:03
when he was 50. Who the guy who died her co host on CNBC.
1:33:09
When she was on CNBC. She had her own show. Oh, man, she
1:33:12
did the morning show. No, she
1:33:14
did it. She was doing an afternoon show that I worked on.
1:33:18
It was like a two or something like that.
1:33:21
Hold on a second. It was the co host on CNBC this morning. Come
1:33:28
on what was what was that? What was that call
1:33:30
to look her up and look at her bio.
1:33:32
I'm looking at her bio. But it was the it was people know I'm
1:33:37
not mixing people up squawk on the street co anchor of squawk
1:33:41
on the street. Here we go. It was mark something rather. Mark
1:33:45
Haines and Mark Mark Haines. Oh, I
1:33:48
don't even know who that is
1:33:49
the fat guy who was her co host that guy.
1:33:53
fat shaming a dead man.
1:33:56
I mean, look, I'm saying they killed him and I'm just trying
1:34:01
to give I'm not trying to say that he died because he was fat.
1:34:05
Let me see Mark Haines.
1:34:10
Yeah, so no, I remember him. Yeah, Mark. Yes, Squawk
1:34:15
Box, and then squawk on the street in 2011. And he keeled
1:34:18
over. And then she then she became bad. She just she was no
1:34:24
good. She can't carry the show herself is my feeling. And if
1:34:27
you watch her whenever she asks a question, Tina mentioned this
1:34:30
to me. She talks her head like a cocker spaniel. Yes, she does
1:34:34
and it gets really irritating.
1:34:35
Like she's looking for some sound. Dog Whistle Okay, anyway,
1:34:43
those two are out and they're suit and then they had the other
1:34:46
girl that looked like Goldie Hawn and she quit when some they
1:34:49
lost a lot of people because they didn't mean they never paid
1:34:52
well. And once Fox moved in on the territory into Fox Business,
1:34:56
even though Fox Business stinks, that's where the honeymoon
1:35:00
Anyway, but it took a bunch of people with it, because they pay
1:35:04
more.
1:35:05
Yeah, of course. Now she's no good. No good. Oh, man. Okay,
1:35:12
where
1:35:13
are we?
1:35:13
I don't know, media deconstruction
1:35:16
of the highest order. Yeah, I think so that guy.
1:35:20
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
1:35:23
the morning to you the man who put the sea in the cocker
1:35:27
spaniel Coxhead. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. John Bora.
1:35:34
In the morning to you Mr. Adam. qriocity morning all ships
1:35:37
seamlessly Rafi in the air subs in the water. It all it aims A
1:35:40
Night's out there.
1:35:42
Yes, in the morning. To all the trolls and the troll room. It's
1:35:46
not going to be very long donation segment. I'll let y'all
1:35:49
know those who think that they need to skip it. Skip it as very
1:35:54
poor form ICU skipping and coming back. I see it. I see it
1:35:57
all the time. You see it. This is where the real time this is
1:36:01
where the content is where the content lives people. But I'd
1:36:04
like to say in the morning to the trolls who are once again in
1:36:07
the troll room at troll room.io They're here all the time when
1:36:11
we do our Christmas episode. You know, a January 1 We're also
1:36:14
doing Oh man, it's gonna be great. We have a New Year's Eve
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listening New Year's Eve dinner at the former New York Bankers
1:36:22
House. Oh, where's his house in Austin, but it's gonna be with
1:36:28
like 10 people. So we will have some good stories from the hoi
1:36:33
polloi. The hoity toity. Come on. It's gonna be great. It
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sounds like a winner. Yeah, yeah, it's gonna be good. Hey,
1:36:41
anyway, big, big mad problem yesterday. Somehow I was able to
1:36:47
docs, our class our cloud of servers, and they wound up
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talking trying to synchronize with each other, sending out
1:36:55
about 13,000 confirmation emails to a number of people. So it got
1:36:59
our attention. And it's possible that the troll counting
1:37:03
mechanism doesn't work. But let's give it a shot. Yes, it's
1:37:11
a lucky number today. 1888
1:37:15
to Sunday, yeah. Yeah,
1:37:18
I liked it. 122 No, but I liked the 1888 people are probably
1:37:22
like 180 No, yeah, it's a dynamite numbers better
1:37:25
than you like 2027 Give me a break. 1888 is good is good.
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Thank you, trolls. It's lucky number it's good to have y'all
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when we started are no. Hard to believe. I know, I have
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ahead of the times or anything, but there you go. And we were
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addresses, if you don't know what Mastodon is. Go over to
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Mastodon go to John Mastodon, and find out what
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it is ask Mr. Mastodon.
1:38:31
Ask John himself. Oh, you know, it was really lame. And I like
1:38:34
her, you know? Annalee Newitz you know her reporter? Yeah, I
1:38:38
do actually know her. She you like me? I used to come on
1:38:41
silicon and spin.
1:38:42
Yeah. And she used to that she did a big article on me for Time
1:38:47
magazine. When podcasting was just blowing up. And I really
1:38:51
liked him. We kept in touch and she interviewed me several years
1:38:54
later about something else. But she's gone kind of woke like
1:38:59
super woke. She's one of the journalists that I follow on my
1:39:02
secret to secret account. And so now the John Mastodon meme was
1:39:07
hilarious. But oh, no, we had to turn it into Joan mastodon.
1:39:13
Because you know, we can't have it can't have it be a man. And
1:39:17
she's pushing that is a little disappointing. That's a shame,
1:39:21
Joan. Mastadon so it's like why pretty sharp does this I think
1:39:27
she still is sharp, but it's just like come on. That was an
1:39:30
unnecessary maybe she's just being a satirical now. No, I
1:39:34
followed her account for a bit she's she's kind of gone a
1:39:36
little overboard. Anyway, this
1:39:40
with the spike protein does do.
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Really, I'm reliably informed. Thank you very much trolls. Good
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to have you here. Good to have you on the mastodon. We
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appreciate that. And thank you for being a relay for being a
1:39:55
driving force and for being there early. Knowing how it
1:39:57
works. We're not surprised by anything or Are we? Of course,
1:40:01
we also want to thank the artists who bring us fabulous,
1:40:06
fabulous. Oh, by the way, I wanted to mention, whenever I
1:40:11
post the show on no agenda social.com, I will post
1:40:14
something that says, no agenda episode. It'll be 1513 today,
1:40:19
comment thread. You can you can respond to that thread and it
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will show up in all of the podcasting 2.0 apps where you
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can also respond. So it's like cross app, you can be in one
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app will see it as something kind of magical that we put
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together and it works on Mastodon so you don't even have
1:40:42
to have the app. What you comment there will show up in
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the app. Just want to say that. Now. Let's look at the artwork
1:40:48
for episode 1512. And bring it up here we titled that one
1:40:53
cashes criminal boy is that ever talked about that in a moment?
1:40:57
And this was brought to us by Sir Paul couture. And I think we
1:41:03
we unilaterally universally right away. We're like, this is
1:41:08
kind of the one that wasn't even anything competing with it. It's
1:41:12
the sale. There's
1:41:13
a lot of cheesecake for some reason. There was some nice
1:41:17
simple pieces I like that could do it. We didn't really argue
1:41:21
against it. I mean, couture. This is all licensed art. I
1:41:24
should mention anyone who has some complaints about it. Yeah.
1:41:27
The Santa's running into the snow with a couple of weirdos.
1:41:31
Um, we had picked a green one. There's two versions of it. We
1:41:36
picked one with more green and I believe
1:41:38
yes, we did specifically more was more green and the stars
1:41:43
were lit up a little bit more in the background. Yeah,
1:41:46
and they did a second one for some I don't know why from
1:41:48
higher contrast maybe. But yeah, but tour can throw this stuff
1:41:54
together pretty well. And it wasn't there was a couple of
1:41:58
things. He also did his piece of cheesecake that was kind of
1:42:01
cute. Very 50s looking one called Miss Claus verse xx It
1:42:06
was weird because it was a woman with a beard and
1:42:10
No, no not I'm not talking about the one with the beard. That's
1:42:12
that wasn't him. That was capitalist agenda. You're right.
1:42:16
You're right, which we did a woman with a beard and a mic
1:42:18
first thought was where there's the Eurovision Song Contest
1:42:21
wrapped up in a martini glass? Yes.
1:42:24
Yes. Correct.
1:42:25
And
1:42:28
what else? What
1:42:30
was just like it was decorated, but
1:42:32
it was you made a you made a real pitch at a certain point
1:42:36
there for me see what was it? Oh, a nick pickle. You made a
1:42:42
pitch for Nick pick.
1:42:43
Yes. Nick pickle was very funny. I thought it was the funniest
1:42:47
piece. It was silly. And it had said Nick pickle on there. And
1:42:52
you and who is dude did that Nick pickle was done by Taunton?
1:42:57
Thompson, which would I think would have sealed the deal for
1:43:01
her for the best artist of 2022?
1:43:05
Well, I was I wasn't taking any of that into account.
1:43:08
I always say you always say you if you're ever a judge, you take
1:43:11
everything evenly with Darren O'Neill, who
1:43:13
I hate. That's the only that's the only brown
1:43:15
if you didn't hate him he had won again this year. So Nick
1:43:19
pickle I just thought was funny. It was a pickle with a Santa
1:43:24
Claus outfit on and it was a pickle. Pickle. Did I know he
1:43:29
that way? Adam was not going to accept that.
1:43:31
No, no, that wasn't working for me. What else? And it was
1:43:36
interesting because it was the big news of the show of the show
1:43:38
day that we that we didn't even talk about comics or Blogger
1:43:42
threw in the Trump superhero thing there. I guess he released
1:43:45
NF T's that was his big super announcement.
1:43:49
No, it was a good collecting cards wasn't a card.
1:43:53
It's NF TS is NF T cards. Hold on a second. Hello, everyone.
1:43:58
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1:44:02
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Trump winery, which is still in business and makes a credible
1:44:26
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although it hasn't stopped my boy Paul, the septic guy. He
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I have some we have some clips later on in this next segment. I
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got Biden and I got some these these guys on PBS talking about
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Trump. But
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well, thank you very much to Sir Paul couture, not just for By
1:45:00
the fabulous art you made for us and it's part of the value for
1:45:03
value model. I mean, and Sir Paul has been providing
1:45:07
incredible value for many years as he set up the entire no
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agenda art generator.com and maintains it and we really
1:45:15
really appreciate that he's
1:45:16
replacing another one before that it was done by Asher and
1:45:21
someone else and who's I shouldn't know his name but they
1:45:25
bailed their boats over overboard. We haven't ever heard
1:45:27
from him since but yeah, the early art that's over there that
1:45:33
we you know, gone
1:45:35
early. Yeah, I'm sure I'm sure we lost something but right now
1:45:38
there's oh my goodness, what do we have with close to 30,000
1:45:41
pieces of art, which is a quite a nice level considering we've
1:45:45
had 15 113 episodes. So there's always something to choose from.
1:45:51
We appreciate the work that all of the artists do. Get yourself
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here Are we are we forgetting our shapeshifting Jewish friends
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for Hanukkah?
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I think we forgot our Jewish friends for Hanukkah. And you're
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supposed to say it that way to our Jewish friends. Or Jewish
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friends from Hanukkah,
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Hanukkah. I think we might have. I can't believe we missed
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Hanukkah. Hanukkah,
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you know, we also missed the Kwanzaa also met Well, Kwanzaa I
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don't know he missed Canadian. Thanksgiving, which was I think
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We need people to remind us remind us of these important
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That's the way to say it. I think you can always say our
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Demick if it weren't for this show and all you guys do to
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John. Isn't he a former pinko? I think so. For a bit there, we
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looks like a country sticker. Like so people would sit and go.
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now the old one in Austin will forward mail to the
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all the way to the end now do we credit her is that the idea?
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Did he tell us specifically to credit
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dedication. Okay, I'm fine. Oops. I was I was also one of
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the executive producers of show 1498 But during that show, you
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ignored my request for jingles. Oh, well, it was a busy show.
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The two following ones were even crazier for obvious reasons. So
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story tells us
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there's obviously massive conflicts.
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our formula is this. We go out we get people in the mouth I
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want to get to a couple of Biden clips because he's been able to
2:02:55
speak Oh, has he ever speak a little too much as a matter of
2:03:00
fact, in fact, I've got I've got important clips that are
2:03:04
informational, then I've got a bunch of him babbling away.
2:03:07
Okay. But let's start with let's start with the babbling away
2:03:11
from his African rundown where he did this, this event. And
2:03:16
these two are I'm not gonna give it away. But there's maybe
2:03:19
there's a little production involved here. So he let him
2:03:23
play all the way. Yes.
2:03:23
Which one? Do you want the internet or the rundowns?
2:03:26
I want to run down. Let's go this is Biden. This is just
2:03:29
clip. Just chop chop, chop Biden up and here's what you get.
2:03:33
Hello, hello. Hello.
2:03:35
Good to see you all. Please have a seat. And I know you're saying
2:03:39
to yourself, make it short. Biden. There's a there's a semi
2:03:42
final game coming up. I see Secretary Kerry over there
2:03:45
nodding Hey, John. How are you pal? I want to thank Secretary
2:03:51
Mundo. She is one of the brightest minds. Yes, folks, I
2:03:55
have worker with me and for all of you in this room for making
2:04:00
this form of success particularly and prosper Africa.
2:04:06
dealroom sounds like something you shouldn't be saying prosper.
2:04:11
Prosper Africa dealroom but kept asking world's where's the deal
2:04:15
room to great compay chill gate champions for building a growing
2:04:21
ties of business and all members of Congress, please stand up
2:04:24
here. So I know kind of identify who you are. As a man, all
2:04:29
right, I'm sure you're out there somewhere. Because when Africa
2:04:33
succeeds, the United States succeeds. Quite frankly, the
2:04:37
whole world succeeds as well. Contributing to every step began
2:04:42
on day one to help save lives and combat global at night. In
2:04:47
America, and nations of all of Africa global adaptation efforts
2:04:51
DVD business ties in shrining protection for workers, both
2:04:55
across Africa and in the United States diaspora owned businesses
2:05:00
continents vibrant and growing urban economies from the port of
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Kochi, excuse me from the port of Cujo know, to me just
2:05:09
announced discussions are first calm for compact $600 billion,
2:05:14
mobilize the $8 billion in public and private finance tough
2:05:18
South Africa replace coal fired power plants with renewable
2:05:21
energy sources and develop cutting edge energy solutions
2:05:24
like clean hydrogen.
2:05:26
Wow, man, clean hydrogen. Oh, there you go. Another 10 years
2:05:31
Africa, don't worry, it's coming. It's coming coming to
2:05:33
you.
2:05:34
They're throwing a lot of money at Africa. It's just obviously
2:05:37
the back to Chinese office not going to work. But let's do the
2:05:40
second one, which is maybe funnier in its entirety,
2:05:46
investing in Africa's people. As I said at the top of this forum,
2:05:51
Cisco Systems and cyber cyber bastad diaspore own small
2:05:56
business is jointly announced the $800 million in new
2:06:00
contracts to protect African countries from cyber including
2:06:04
providing mobile payment services. For more micro small
2:06:08
and medium sized businesses across Africa, General Electric
2:06:11
and Standard Bank $15 billion in new deals will provide $80
2:06:17
million to improve health care services and provide access to
2:06:20
cutting edge health care equipment. All together. The
2:06:24
Forum has spurred more than $15 billion in new deals, which will
2:06:30
turn lift up and improve the lives of people all across the
2:06:35
continent. And this is just the beginning patient today. Thank
2:06:38
you all may God protect our troops. Thank you very, very
2:06:41
much. Thanks. Okay,
2:07:07
so that's Biden's run down to zero.
2:07:10
Do you mind if I just interject with a little little clip here
2:07:13
for a second before you go to the next one? Because I really
2:07:16
liked how and you're absolutely right. I mean, all of a sudden
2:07:19
we have this USA for Africa with its back. And and it's Africa,
2:07:25
because Africa is a continent. It's not a country. And so
2:07:29
there's you know, I think there's a lot of countries in
2:07:32
Africa probably wondering, well, who's going to get the money?
2:07:34
Where's it really going? But the way Deutsche Avella position
2:07:39
this, and again, it's only about Africa, Africa, not the
2:07:42
individual countries, which is I think anyone in any African
2:07:46
country is like, Well, these guys are a holes. Listen to how
2:07:49
they presented this new push towards Africa.
2:07:52
I stand before you as the president, United States than a
2:07:56
proud American. I also stand before you as the son of a man
2:08:01
from Africa.
2:08:08
I thought it was from Indonesia, but okay.
2:08:12
The blood of Africa runs through our family. And so for us, the
2:08:15
bonds between our countries or continents are deeply first.
2:08:20
That was a former US President Barack Obama at the 2014 US
2:08:25
Africa summit that that was fair to say that America's relations
2:08:29
with the continent have been warmer, but offensive remarks
2:08:32
about African countries made by the former leader Donald Trump
2:08:36
took them to a new low.
2:08:38
Do you remember what the offensive comments were by
2:08:41
former President Donald Trump who took the relations with
2:08:44
America and Africa to a new low?
2:08:46
Well, they assumed when they were talking about shithole
2:08:49
countries, that it was about them exactly.
2:08:53
Nations with the continents have been warmer, but offensive
2:08:56
remarks about African countries made by the former leader Donald
2:09:00
Trump took them to a new low. Now US President Joe Biden has
2:09:04
told African leaders that his country is committed to Africa's
2:09:08
future, the US is looking to position itself as a reliable
2:09:12
trade partner, including calling for the African Union to become
2:09:16
a permanent member of the G 20.
2:09:19
shared success and opportunity. Because when Africa succeeds,
2:09:24
the United States succeeds quite frankly, the whole world
2:09:28
succeeds as well.
2:09:29
Yeah, there's another block for you the African block
2:09:35
bull crap all right. So let's let's listen to this before,
2:09:44
before I played it to actually serious clips. This is Biden.
2:09:50
Really out of it. He can barely speak. He's talking to some
2:09:53
veterans in Delaware, about you know, their service and he's
2:09:58
like, half asleep half in the bag. This is horrible. But then
2:10:01
he but when he's like this, this is when he comes up with made up
2:10:05
stories. This is the Biden bogus story and it's a generation
2:10:10
represented by you ray that doesn't look for accolades. You
2:10:16
know, I my dad when I got elected vice president, he said
2:10:19
Joey, Uncle Frank fought in the Battle of the Bulge. She's not
2:10:23
faring very well now, not because the battle the bolts,
2:10:26
but he said, and he won the Purple Heart, and he never
2:10:29
received it. He never ever got it. You think he could help and
2:10:33
get it will surprise him. So I got to the Purple Heart. He had
2:10:36
won the battle of Bose and I remember he came over the house
2:10:41
and I came out and he said presented to him okay with the
2:10:43
family there. I said Uncle Frank, you won this and I want
2:10:47
to finish it. I don't want the damn thing. I'm serious. He
2:10:49
said, I don't want it. I said, Listen, man, Uncle Frankie
2:10:52
earned it. He said, Yeah, but the others died. The others
2:10:55
died. I moved. I don't want it.
2:10:59
Yes, this is a bogus story for many reasons.
2:11:03
Yeah. Well, there's two reasons. Mainly. When was Biden first
2:11:08
vice president? What? 2006? No. 2008 2008 He's Vice President
2:11:14
2008. His dad died in 2002. I know. On September so How's his
2:11:19
dad telling him this when he's vice president?
2:11:22
Joey from the grave. It's your daddy. And so
2:11:25
and then Uncle Joe or does other Uncle Fred whatever his name is?
2:11:29
He actually died in 99.
2:11:33
That's my bet. That's the punch line. Right? Yeah, maybe made.
2:11:39
And did he ever receive said Purple Heart? Or was
2:11:43
that a bad? Oh, no. I made it dug a hole throw in his grave? i
2:11:46
It's this kind of making stories up which has been a earmark of
2:11:51
the of Trump. Of Biden more than anybody. Yeah. Forever talking
2:11:59
about, you know, getting just as bad as Hillary getting shot at
2:12:03
like she wants claimed. Under No buddy
2:12:07
in Costco,
2:12:08
I look at all these fact checking site. I don't see
2:12:11
anything calling him out for any of this stuff.
2:12:14
Well, no, he's just sad. We're not going to do that. Oh, we're
2:12:18
just busy yelling at Elon Musk for deplatforming us for
2:12:21
suspending our accounts. This is this is the outrage, not the
2:12:25
lying.
2:12:26
So I do have two serious clips where he's actually talking
2:12:29
about the internet and Africa and how much money we're we're
2:12:33
going to spend in Africa to get them all jacked up on the
2:12:37
internet. Let's go Biden, Africa, internet,
2:12:39
digital transformation with Africa, working with Congress to
2:12:43
invest $350 billion to facilitate more than almost a
2:12:48
half a billion dollars in financing to make sure people
2:12:52
across Africa can participate in a digital economy.
2:12:56
I have something I got info on this. I'm waiting. Did you look
2:13:00
at Did you hear what he said? Yes. $350 billion. So people in
2:13:04
Africa can notice
2:13:05
a facilitate? Yes. To loaning 50 What is it? The voice of the 7x
2:13:12
amount? It takes a 10 bucks to sell somebody? I think for $1
2:13:15
What What kind of business man is this?
2:13:19
Are you trying to tell me you you thought the US government
2:13:22
was ever prudent at spending money?
2:13:26
I am remiss, okay, I have part two of this clip you want to
2:13:30
play before we play
2:13:31
I do gotta close partnerships like no collaboration between
2:13:34
Microsoft and visa to bring in Internet access to 5 million
2:13:39
Africans part of Microsoft's commitment to bring access to
2:13:43
100 million people across Africa by the end of year 2025. That
2:13:49
means that means programs to train African entrepreneurs with
2:13:52
a focus on women entrepreneurs to code and build skills that
2:13:57
need to start their own businesses to secure good paying
2:14:01
jobs and technology with technology firms. And this will
2:14:05
include partnerships between African American African
2:14:09
American companies to provide cybersecurity services to make
2:14:12
sure Africa's digital environment is reliable and
2:14:15
secure.
2:14:17
Alright, so I had the same clip with the second part with the
2:14:19
partnerships that Microsoft partnerships and I think that's
2:14:22
interesting because I went to look up the visa partnership or
2:14:26
as he said, Visa, whatever he said I
2:14:29
think he's thought I think that what he said was not visa he
2:14:32
was he said visa because visa is in this deal.
2:14:35
Okay, well, it sounds like he said visa or something. Or some
2:14:40
African country now he
2:14:41
can't reach some African guys a turnip. Okay, he's a turnip visa
2:14:46
will invest in Africa's digital transformation, and has pledged
2:14:50
to invest $1 billion in Africa to accelerate the digital
2:14:55
transformation. And this announcement was made during the
2:14:59
US Africa Isn't this forum in Washington on Wednesday,
2:15:01
December 14, visa will use the money to scale operations,
2:15:06
deploy new technologies and deepen collaboration with its
2:15:09
partners in the next five years. Those include merchants,
2:15:13
governments, financial institutions, fintechs and
2:15:16
mobile network operators what this is, and this is what I
2:15:20
believe is happening with this push towards Africa. They want
2:15:24
to get everybody on our payment system. We don't want them on
2:15:27
any French thing and European thing. Certainly not any Chinese
2:15:31
thing, any any central bank digital currency, if it's going
2:15:35
to be one, it's gonna be ours. And they're already getting
2:15:38
ready and pushing countries like Nigeria in that direction.
2:15:42
Because you know, cash as we learned on the last episode of
2:15:45
the no agenda show is criminal
2:15:48
for 12 years. Nandu Kumar has grown his business by mostly
2:15:52
trading with large volumes of cash. But under a new central
2:15:57
bank directive starting January the ninth, individuals can only
2:16:01
withdraw 100,000, naira or $225 Every week, while companies are
2:16:08
allowed to withdraw just over $1,000 weekly. The policy is to
2:16:14
rein in on excess cash in circulation, curb inflation,
2:16:18
prevent counterfeiting, and discourage for payment of
2:16:21
ransoms to kidnappers who demand cash.
2:16:28
The kidnapping, of course, is key. But I also like that, hey,
2:16:31
we just got to pull some money out of circulation, we got crazy
2:16:33
inflation. And if you go back to this visa announcement, as well
2:16:37
as acting as a partner to banks that issue credit and debit
2:16:41
cards, Visa has African operations require it to work
2:16:45
alongside the continents mobile money and alternative payment
2:16:49
fintechs which use solutions, including mobile wallets and
2:16:54
virtual cards to bring digital payments to unbanked
2:16:57
populations. This is the language of the central bank
2:16:59
digital currency. And it would make total sense for the US to
2:17:05
roll out a digital dollar in Africa first aid would be
2:17:09
genius. Let's see how it works on those guys. Just like with
2:17:12
vaccines, everything we'd have tried out on them first. Yeah,
2:17:16
I think it's smart move.
2:17:17
Now it is it's a genius move and they're bringing in the bringing
2:17:21
in visa to help them MasterCard is already all in with the World
2:17:25
Economic Forum. So they're already doing their version of
2:17:29
whatever. So it's beautiful. It's gonna be very, very
2:17:34
interesting.
2:17:35
So well on the topic of bashing Biden let's go to the PBS
2:17:41
NewsHour we have this Brooks. You know, the nervous to still
2:17:45
seems to be like a nervous wreck when he talks to is it really a
2:17:47
nervous wreck? And this K part guy who is now
2:17:50
a new partner because Brooks killed the old guy.
2:17:54
The old guy died of old age and are the VAX and K part is they
2:18:02
out gay, proud gay. Now associate editor of the
2:18:07
Washington Post, he's moved up actually, to the point where
2:18:11
he's got some power. Oh, and he is such a bigoted gay guy. He is
2:18:16
a bigot. He's a bigoted, gay guy. He hates everything it says
2:18:21
it's, uh, you know, writ all over Democrat. He loves Joe
2:18:27
Biden. He's
2:18:27
big ated.
2:18:29
So let's do our brigaded guy. Let's listen to the part one of
2:18:33
these three clips
2:18:35
and Jonathan, I'm going to eat first. We just talked about the
2:18:38
the January 6. Committee on Monday the wide reports tonight
2:18:42
that they are going to recommend criminal referrals to the
2:18:45
Justice Department against former President Trump's serious
2:18:48
charges. What what's your reaction? What do you make of
2:18:51
it?
2:18:51
Well, my my initial reaction is good.
2:18:56
What kind of journalist editor of any newspaper would say good
2:19:04
make this kind of good. He's getting arrested good nerves.
2:19:09
This is a bigot. He should not be considered a journalist by
2:19:14
any means, let alone edit the Washington Post
2:19:17
t should be doing a show with Kara Swisher.
2:19:21
Okay, part two here.
2:19:23
blow to the committee. Jonathan, if justice doesn't go ahead and,
2:19:27
and, and make charges based on these referrals?
2:19:31
I don't think it'd be a blow to the committee. But if the
2:19:34
Justice Department doesn't take action, with all of the evidence
2:19:37
that the committee has presented to the American people, not to
2:19:41
mention the evidence to the Justice Department on its own,
2:19:46
possibly collected in its various investigations into what
2:19:50
happened on January 6. That would be more disappointing. I
2:19:54
think the committee's served its purpose. It investigated it
2:19:59
interview With more than 1000 witnesses, it put on compelling
2:20:03
hearings for the American people in ways that the American people
2:20:07
could listen, digest, understand and learn about how close their
2:20:13
government came to teetering at the instigation of the former
2:20:17
president.
2:20:19
Do we know the actual charge that they're talking about?
2:20:22
Yeah, they're gonna dig out three charges they're going to
2:20:24
they're thinking of doing but let's review what he just said,
2:20:28
Okay. Despite the fact that, that the President sent a memo
2:20:35
to Pelosi to fill up the place with cops, so they don't do what
2:20:38
happened on January 6, and she ignored it and never testified
2:20:43
about it. He knows that. And besides the fact that he said
2:20:47
peaceful Trump himself said peaceful and he said, but people
2:20:51
that are going to go to the Capitol, and that he wanted to
2:20:54
go to at some point, and besides the fact that these 1000
2:20:58
witnesses, most of them if they weren't amenable to, to trashing
2:21:03
Trump, were testimonies behind closed doors. He knows all that
2:21:09
but yet he's going on and on about how there's if there's no
2:21:13
indictment there, they're nuts. Now, on the other hand, we now
2:21:21
switch topics on the with these two and this time Brooks chimes
2:21:25
in because he's, this is no, this is the PBS NewsHour has
2:21:29
become a laughingstock, as far as I'm concerned in terms of its
2:21:33
where they have and who are they going to have replacing Judy?
2:21:37
The woman there's a multicoated girl Oh, that's right. She she
2:21:41
she's she's gonna get the she anchor the anchor, is she? I
2:21:45
think so. But she's really she's you don't have the gravitas in
2:21:49
her voice to do it? Well, he does have a
2:21:53
you have to you have to inhale like that while
2:21:56
he does a lot. So and by the way, I cut most of those out and
2:22:04
when I do clips with her because she's always breathing in
2:22:06
partially, but let's listen to this. This is this is two
2:22:12
Democrat mavens going on and on about Great Old Joe. He's
2:22:16
probably the best president we've ever had. And they both
2:22:19
agree with each other. As usual. I agree with you. I agree with
2:22:22
you. And listen to this pathetic excuse for analysis
2:22:27
poll that the NewsHour did collaborating with NPR and
2:22:30
Marist. Asking people not only about President Biden's approval
2:22:35
riches up a little bit 43%. But they were but they were in each
2:22:41
party Democrats were asked about whether they think Joe Biden
2:22:45
should be the nominee and in 2024, Republicans were asked the
2:22:48
same question about former President Trump and Biden 35% of
2:22:53
Democrats think he should be the nominee for Trump 45%. What does
2:22:58
that tell us?
2:22:59
It says for President Biden, the fact that 35% of Democrats want
2:23:03
him to run for reelection doesn't tell me a whole lot
2:23:07
because Democrats have been wringing their hands about
2:23:09
President Biden, since the man took the oath of office. And I
2:23:12
just would like for all of them to chill out. He's just two
2:23:16
years hence the first term, let the man do his job. And when he
2:23:21
does his job, as we have seen over this last year alone, the
2:23:24
dude gets stuff done. So stop the hand wringing, let him do
2:23:28
his job, and let them decide whether he's going to run for
2:23:31
reelection, which I think he will.
2:23:34
Democratic voters could be a big pain in the rear ends. I mean,
2:23:37
the guy who has passed a lot of legislation is masterfully
2:23:40
orchestrated a war and the Ukrainian effort against Russia.
2:23:46
He's just more or less won the midterms. What more do you want?
2:23:50
So he's, he's older than some people. But you know, he's had a
2:23:54
successful presidency as far as I can tell him and this is not
2:23:57
just about Joe Biden and Joe Biden's age. This is something
2:23:59
in the DNA of the Democratic Party. I've never really
2:24:02
understood why they can't be loyal to a guy's like their guy.
2:24:09
That's so pathetic.
2:24:10
It really is. And he orchestrated a great wars that
2:24:13
would Yeah. straighted a great or good word, just an everyday
2:24:18
or
2:24:19
a good one. A great war, just like the last great war. Well, I
2:24:23
have some ABC responses to this. John Karl on deck telling us a
2:24:30
little bit about this January 6 committee and what's going on
2:24:33
after more than a year of closed door investigations and dramatic
2:24:36
public hearings dramatic. ABC News has learned the January 6
2:24:41
committee plans to recommend criminal charges for former
2:24:44
President Donald Trump. Sources familiar with the committee's
2:24:47
deliberations say the recommended charges will include
2:24:50
conspiracy to defraud the United States and obstruction of an
2:24:54
official proceeding. The committee is also considering
2:24:57
recommending Trump be charged with its direction. Over the
2:25:03
course of 10 public hearings, the committee has methodically
2:25:06
made the case, Donald Trump was singularly responsible for the
2:25:10
attack on the Capitol. Not just that day,
2:25:14
gotta walk down to the Capitol because you'll never take back
2:25:22
our country with weakness. You have to show strength and you
2:25:25
have to be strong.
2:25:26
Wow. I don't think that sentence was actually strung together
2:25:30
that way, the way they just put this in the report sounds a
2:25:34
little fake, dishonest
2:25:37
during the weeks and months after the election leading up to
2:25:40
January 6,
2:25:41
President Trump summoned the mob, assembled the mob and lit
2:25:46
the flame of this attack.
2:25:47
The committee's criminal referral comes as it is
2:25:50
preparing to release its final report next week.
2:25:53
Oh, it's the final report that we gotta wait for, oh, next
2:25:57
week, just before Christmas. So no one actually reads it. Is
2:26:01
that is that the idea? I don't know.
2:26:04
Let's ask why they wait. Well, next week would be after
2:26:07
Christmas.
2:26:09
Let's ask Jess are talking about
2:26:11
next week being starting tomorrow?
2:26:14
I think tomorrow. I think it started tomorrow. Let's ask John
2:26:16
Karl, what are the contract? What what does this what does
2:26:18
this mean for Trump?
2:26:19
So let's get right to John Carl tonight with this late news. And
2:26:21
John bottom line. What does this mean for the former president
2:26:24
that these would be criminal referrals as we know this
2:26:27
decision is still up to the DOJ here.
2:26:29
David, the bottom line is that it is entirely up to the
2:26:32
Department of Justice, whether to pursue criminal charges
2:26:36
against Donald Trump and with or without these criminal referrals
2:26:40
from the January 6 committee, the Department of Justice
2:26:43
already has multiple investigations into Donald Trump
2:26:46
now overseen by Special Counsel Jack Smith, those investigations
2:26:51
include charges related to January 6, but also related to
2:26:55
his handling of government documents after he left office.
2:26:58
But as you said, the bottom line here is this is entirely up to
2:27:03
the Department of Justice whether or not to see criminal
2:27:06
indictments of Donald Trump.
2:27:08
Now, what I don't understand is that the Special Counsel Jack
2:27:12
Smith has subpoenaed officials in all seven states that Trump
2:27:18
accused of, of playing funny business.
2:27:27
So I thinking is if you're a Democrat, the thinking is he's
2:27:31
doing that for the purposes of finding evidence that Trump
2:27:35
called him up and threatened
2:27:36
him. Okay, well, maybe he can. I mean, what do you think? Do they
2:27:41
think Do you think they will have the balls to go through
2:27:45
this and I mean, forget how they do it, but the idea is, whatever
2:27:50
they do to Trump it so that he can legally not run for
2:27:54
president but that's what, that's what they want. That's
2:27:57
the goal. How do you think that's gonna go over in America?
2:28:01
Not Well, no,
2:28:03
I think it's gonna go over very poorly. And who is is, is
2:28:08
Merrick Garland really going to pull that trigger? Do you think
2:28:10
he'd really he
2:28:11
is a weenie looking guy when you see him every time he just looks
2:28:14
so much like Don Knotts, you know, shaking in his boots,
2:28:18
because you've got that one bullet in his pocket? Yeah. And
2:28:21
when he loads the gun with the bullet remains to be seen, but
2:28:25
he's getting a lot of pressure to do something. And if they
2:28:29
does, it will change American politics forever because now
2:28:33
every president will go let go after be like South America,
2:28:37
where a guy's know the guy's a president for six years. And
2:28:40
next thing you know, he's in jail. Next guy comes in he's
2:28:43
been arrested after he gets voted out. And yeah, I mean, it
2:28:47
came close to that sort of a system and it would Berlusconi,
2:28:50
but it hasn't really happened is also the same thing with in
2:28:53
France with supposedly they will start cozy, whatever his name
2:28:57
was the previous previous prime president was supposedly gonna
2:29:02
get indicted, never dead. It's just a lot of it's not good.
2:29:07
It's unhealthy. And it is trumped up. We've watched this
2:29:10
whole thing. These charges are bulk bogus.
2:29:13
Yeah. So there's something else that's happening with the
2:29:18
American news, which is I think it's surprising. Well, maybe
2:29:23
not. We the borders of the United States, certainly Texas
2:29:28
and the southern border, as it's called a pretty much open anyone
2:29:32
can come in, and just It's overwhelming, everyone's let
2:29:36
through. But there's this title 42, which Trump put into place,
2:29:42
which allowed border enforcement to actually kick people out of
2:29:48
the country, and that's expiring, I think at the end of
2:29:52
the year, which means they will the border authority will not
2:29:55
have the authority to send people back, and it seems like
2:29:59
the left wing media which is what most media is m five M.
2:30:03
They're a little disturbed by it. And they're reporting from
2:30:07
the border now. Here's Martha Raddatz tonight. This is the
2:30:10
scene that the US they sent Martha Raddatz to the border. So
2:30:15
this is serious reporting they're doing now,
2:30:17
tonight. This is the scene that the US Mexico border. Dozens of
2:30:22
migrants lining this fence to be processed off from Cuba. along
2:30:27
the Rio Grande. You can see their wet clothes shoes signs of
2:30:31
their arduous journey. But despite miles of fences, miles
2:30:35
of border and the National Guard along this border, you can just
2:30:39
look right there drive down. There's the river. That's Mexico
2:30:42
just on the other side. By some estimates, hundreds, maybe 1000s
2:30:47
of migrants are waiting in shelters like this one in Ciudad
2:30:51
Juarez for the exploration of title 42 the Trump era policy
2:30:56
that allows the expulsion of migrants without letting them
2:30:59
seek asylum. Are Matt Rivers met Carlos in Ciudad Juarez? He was
2:31:07
sent back to Mexico after crossing into El Paso earlier
2:31:11
this week. He hit
2:31:12
on I put them in a bus and they didn't say anything. They
2:31:17
brought them to the bridge and he crossed back over here.
2:31:20
He is one of the 2500 migrants crossing into El Paso every day,
2:31:26
Mexico just over the river. We surveyed the border with Texas
2:31:31
Governor Greg Abbott. He tells me they're bracing for a surge.
2:31:36
What do you think happens next week when title 42 comes to an
2:31:40
end?
2:31:41
If the courts don't intervene and put a halt to the removal of
2:31:45
title 42 It's gonna be total chaos.
2:31:48
DHS has predicted as many as 18,000 people could cross the
2:31:52
border every day. If title 42 expires next week.
2:31:57
This is gonna be kind of interesting.
2:31:59
Yeah, this is a good degrade Joe Biden. This is one of his great
2:32:03
things that these two jokers on PBS are talking about. So at ABH
2:32:08
elations
2:32:09
at ABC News, they have a new a new theme, just as we heard John
2:32:14
Carl being asked So bottom line it for us. This seems to be the
2:32:18
new thing at ABC News bottom line. So
2:32:20
let's bring in Martha Raddatz live in Texas for us tonight and
2:32:23
Martha bottom line here for people who are really
2:32:25
why why are they doing this? What is this bottom line thing
2:32:28
all of a sudden
2:32:30
just gets replaced at the end of the day. Oh, okay,
2:32:33
let's bring in Martha Raddatz live in Texas for us tonight.
2:32:35
And Martha bottom line here for people who are really following
2:32:38
this issue title 42. A set to expire next week, the White
2:32:42
House Congress will be pressed on how they plan to handle this.
2:32:45
Exactly. David 19 GOP states have appealed. So this is before
2:32:50
a judge but as of right now, title 42 will be lifted on
2:32:54
Wednesday. And there could be a massive wave of migrants but the
2:32:57
Biden administration says they are preparing for that. And
2:33:01
Congress could provide emergency funding. David says big
2:33:04
issue. Martha Raddatz Martha. Thank you, Martha. We'll have
2:33:07
much more live from the border, including her interview with the
2:33:10
Texas governor. This week. Of course. That's Sunday morning
2:33:13
right here, Martha. Thank you.
2:33:15
So emergency funding, so just we don't want to fix the problem.
2:33:18
Just send more money.
2:33:20
Yeah. Ah, goodness. Exactly.
2:33:24
This so bad. All right. I this was a great story. If you ever
2:33:30
been to Berlin, you've probably seen it. I don't know if you've
2:33:33
ever been to this particular part of Berlin but this is
2:33:35
fantastic.
2:33:36
Sub freezing temperatures are suspected of causing a five
2:33:40
storey high aquarium to burst today at a hotel in Berlin,
2:33:44
Germany. People thought a bomb went off when the glass exploded
2:33:48
more than 200,000 gallons of water and 1500 tropical fish are
2:33:53
washed into the street and two people were injured.
2:33:56
Now do you know how this story played out in Europe?
2:34:00
Well, first of all, I want to tell everyone that if you get a
2:34:04
shot at it, go look this up so you can see this thing. This was
2:34:08
a massive aquarium that was in the middle of a hotel. Astrium
2:34:15
atrium that looks like it's about six storeys high, and it
2:34:19
was just right. It was huge. It was monstrous. It's
2:34:23
unbelievable. It was even manufactured. Anyway, not take
2:34:26
it from there. Sorry.
2:34:27
So in Europe, the story played out that this is the fault of
2:34:30
Putin, of course. And I will explain Oh, yes, yes, it is
2:34:34
because of the Putin dirty, nasty oil and gas that he has
2:34:40
cut off. As you know, all everyone has been asked to cut
2:34:45
back on gas. And because the hotel had lowered their
2:34:50
temperature, because of Putin's war, his illegal war. That's
2:34:57
what caused the differential in temperature for Hate to crack.
2:35:01
So indirectly, another one for Putin. Wow. Right.
2:35:10
I think he blame everything on that guy.
2:35:12
Well, why not? It's pretty good.
2:35:15
I like it. It's very good. I
2:35:16
really I like it too. I like it too. Let me see a little update
2:35:21
from the EU on the corruption case. This is Eva Kylie, who I
2:35:29
as as we said we heard the partner thing being played up.
2:35:33
And well turns out she may not be culpable.
2:35:37
And in the latest development in the corruption scandal involving
2:35:40
member of European Parliament, Eva Kelly, her Italian partner
2:35:43
has reportedly confessed his role in the Qatar graft scandal.
2:35:47
According to a report by news agency, Reuters Francesco
2:35:51
Georgie has confessed to taking bribes from Qatar to influence
2:35:55
the European Parliament decisions on Qatar. This has
2:35:57
reportedly made a significant contribution to the probe
2:36:01
underway by Belgian investigating magistrates,
2:36:04
Georgie worked as an assistant to an Italian Member of the
2:36:07
European Parliament reports that Georgie has told investigators
2:36:10
that Kaylee was not involved in the corruption scandal. Kaley,
2:36:13
who was sacked from her role as Vice President of the European
2:36:17
Parliament has denied any role in the alleged bribery, while
2:36:21
Qatar has also denied any involvement in the corruption
2:36:24
case. Earlier Kaylee's lawyer had suggested that Georgie might
2:36:28
have answers about the existence the scatch found that home a
2:36:32
series of searches of the homes and offices of politicians,
2:36:35
lobbyists and parliamentary assistants turned up around 1.6
2:36:38
million US dollars in cash. Kaylee, her partner as well as x
2:36:42
and NPR, Antonio Banbury, and lobbyists, Niccolo figured out a
2:36:46
mantra are all charged with corruption, money laundering and
2:36:50
organized crime. On Thursday, the European Parliament
2:36:53
suspended all work on legislation linked to Qatar and
2:36:56
Parliament's president told the European Union leaders she would
2:36:59
lead reforms to prevent a repeat of a criminal corruption
2:37:02
scandal.
2:37:03
Of course, we have to go to India to get these this kind of
2:37:06
reporting W IO N I guess she's because she's not guilty but it
2:37:11
seems like it the money went from 600,000 euros to $1.6
2:37:15
million this this is not adding up here. And I given us the full
2:37:21
story now
2:37:22
this you know, we're not getting this story at all. No,
2:37:25
obviously. No. Well, here's an interesting little side bit
2:37:29
here. Looks like I don't want to play this up too much because
2:37:33
you don't know is PVS store in Starbucks going on strike.
2:37:37
Starbucks workers kicked off a three day walk out today, as
2:37:41
they tried to unionize the coffee chain. Organizers
2:37:44
estimated more than 1000 says at 100 stores were taking part no
2:37:49
good paying union jobs. It is the latest in a series of labor
2:37:53
actions. There have been votes to unionize it more than 260 of
2:37:57
Starbucks 9000 company run stores in the US.
2:38:02
Well, if you're going to play that, then I need to play this.
2:38:08
This is from a YouTuber. So it's just about a minute. This
2:38:14
YouTubers name is Patrick Humphrey, and he works in
2:38:17
shipping in shipping and particularly the trains. And
2:38:21
this is a little piece of information. He started his his
2:38:24
YouTube video with a
2:38:25
massive railroad embargo has just started. This has started
2:38:31
with Union Pacific Railway. They have implemented this embargo.
2:38:36
And they are telling producers and shippers to take off
2:38:39
hundreds and hundreds of their carts individually. All right,
2:38:44
individual shippers are being told to take off hundreds of
2:38:48
their cards. And they're being told that shipping limits and
2:38:53
shipping embargoes are being put in place. Right. So this is very
2:38:57
serious. This is a another threat to our Railway. This is
2:39:01
just like the strikes we saw last month earlier this month,
2:39:06
we are seeing these strikes. Thankfully they were averted.
2:39:09
Right. But we are still seeing repercussions and reactions to
2:39:14
it. And it's almost is this intentional is this on purpose
2:39:17
because the rate at which Union Pacific is shutting down. And
2:39:21
putting these embargoes in place is extreme. It's almost 10x
2:39:25
compared to what they normally do. Right. And this has been
2:39:28
happening this year. And it's just almost makes you wonder if
2:39:32
they're trying to shut down the railways on purpose.
2:39:37
I mean, I don't have much else I'll just call it a boots on the
2:39:40
ground report.
2:39:41
Well, I only have one thing to say about that is it kind of
2:39:44
explains what I saw a couple of days ago and I don't know if
2:39:47
it's been going on every day because they only catch it when
2:39:49
I look out the window and look down it down the hill where the
2:39:53
tracks are Union Pacific BNSF is with BNSF but they're was a
2:40:01
normally there's like a 100 to 200 car train goes by twice a
2:40:06
day usually filled with containers from China that
2:40:10
they're bringing into the into the into the hinterlands and
2:40:14
there was nothing but empty is empty carriers there was just
2:40:17
like infinite number of empty carriers are NO NO
2:40:22
NO NO NO carts on it at all just
2:40:24
no carriers whatsoever. So we have empty holders that like to
2:40:30
think that you put that you drop a container and then you drop
2:40:32
another container on it and off it goes. Now these are all
2:40:35
empties, which I've never seen so many heading out of the
2:40:39
border Oakland empty
2:40:42
well there you have it. We have confirmation corroboration.
2:40:46
Oh my god
2:40:51
I'm gonna show my spoon but Jonah did no agenda. Imagine all
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the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
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we have a few people to thank him. We also have a wonder how
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I would have been dead so you choose your life support system.
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Kevin McLaughlin, Lucas, North Carolina. He says he's going to
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try his cell. I'm going to try to get cell working this week.
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But he still came in with the 808. His cell donation was
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12345. But it's still in advance. We'll see.
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If we'll find it. We'll find it I'm sure I'm sure I have it.
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know what I do with that, you guys. We don't know what we do
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it.
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Indeed, and we have a couple of notes to read that pertain to
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some nice things in gaming's today, Nick O'Leary, ladies and
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gentlemen, it's time for me to be knighted. I wasn't planning
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on waiting so long but I turned 28 on the 16th so I can't put it
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off any longer. Please Knight me certainly are a night of Central
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introverts especially Emily bless injure. In The Morning
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John and Adam my husband and I have been donating $33.33 every
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December 13 I want to see it works. I want to claim Dame hood
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hopefully there's no exit strategy for another 31 months
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with my smokin hot and bold husband can be night oh she goes
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first. I want to claim the title of Emily Dame with the shuffle
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Kratz. I shuffled paper for the government french fries and
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I didn't say good blessing or blessing. All right. Let's see
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the no agenda round table. It was the best way of saying I
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please have a little bit of patience as we had such an
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enormous amount of Knights and Dames coming to the roundtable.
2:51:45
And these are all custom ordered. That's why we need to
2:51:47
get your get your sizes as soon as possible so we can order them
2:51:52
in some form of bulk. It's it's a really complicated process
2:51:57
believe so. Thank you for your patience your ring, your signet
2:52:01
ring along with the wax which you can use to seal your
2:52:03
important correspondence or on the way with of course, your
2:52:06
certificate of authenticity. No one
2:52:17
No meetup reports today but we do have a couple of meetups to
2:52:20
talk about. If you're in Charleston, South Carolina,
2:52:23
you're probably enjoying the Low Country Christmas cookie meet up
2:52:28
that's it. The low country manor. Maybe you are in Carmel,
2:52:34
Indiana, and you're at Cindy Andrews Carmel Christmas no
2:52:37
agenda indie tribal meetup those guys get down and party but
2:52:40
that's a big one. I can't wait to hear report from that. Also,
2:52:44
we have tomorrow the Deck the halls with pizza meetup, a
2:52:48
suburban Chicago meetup five o'clock at Salamone pizzeria and
2:52:52
our bar. And on Wednesday the red pillars club 33 meetup 633.
2:52:57
Eastern time at what's up pub and grub in Fort Wayne, Indiana,
2:53:01
Indiana on fire coming up just before Christmas we have meet up
2:53:05
on the 23rd in New Haven Connecticut before the end of
2:53:07
the year Anchorage, Alaska and Canton, Michigan and in the new
2:53:11
year on the seventh Kernersville North Carolina New Jersey we got
2:53:15
Knoxville Tennessee, we got New York we have Wisconsin,
2:53:18
Washington, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Minnesota, California,
2:53:22
India, Iowa, and Toronto Canada Navia it is the no agenda
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meetups you just heard an endorsement for it. Even if
2:53:29
you're a complete introvert is probably even better for you to
2:53:31
visit you will meet people you never expected to talk with you
2:53:35
will have great interactions and as always no agenda meet ups.com
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If you can't find one near you start one day you won't be
2:53:51
triggered say is like it is like a pot a black pot did you bring
2:54:06
ISOs today
2:54:07
I got one but as needs to be boosted is not going to be as
2:54:12
good as yours. Oh, okay. Well
2:54:14
let me boost it a second to bring the the booster up I got a
2:54:18
booster
2:54:29
okay
2:54:32
all right. I got it. And that's the biggest deal of all.
2:54:36
Wow, all that boosting for that, huh? See what you mean? I don't
2:54:41
Well, mine aren't great, but I think at least they're better
2:54:44
than that. Let's see. We have I never said that. So I think it's
2:54:48
kind of interesting skewed. Yeah, I do believe
2:54:52
that she's been trying to do that one over and over. I've
2:54:55
heard this before
2:54:56
in the morning. So this is gonna You're my favorite is more One
2:55:00
thing
2:55:01
that is Klaus way I only I can't understand what he says a
2:55:04
mob names molding. You know, it's
2:55:07
terrible. unintelligible I never said that you'd like that one. I
2:55:12
think that's what we're gonna have to go with.
2:55:14
That's pretty funny. Actually. I do have a report that is
2:55:17
incredibly important before we leave for people in Australia,
2:55:22
but also, I would like to ask the Costco management. I didn't
2:55:27
know that Costco was in Australia. Did you know that
2:55:29
Costco was in Australia. They're everywhere. I didn't know that.
2:55:33
I didn't know they were in Australia specifically. And when
2:55:34
you're done with this, I have one less slip then because I
2:55:36
have a New Zealand report.
2:55:38
Okay. Costco, staff and management of Costco. When can
2:55:42
we get this lettuce? I mean, spinach at Costco
2:55:47
today in Auburn pallets of spinach shut away with warning
2:55:51
signs. After customers were poisoned. They're unable to see
2:55:54
properly they're confused. They're having hallucinations
2:55:57
and we're talking about scary hallucinations. That's nothing
2:56:00
that's fun. At least two dozen cases confirmed so far hospitals
2:56:03
seeing multiple members of different families some needing
2:56:06
intensive care it has caused quite severe illness in some of
2:56:10
those young children. The link eating Riviera farms brand baby
2:56:14
spinach bought from Costco likely contaminated by a toxic
2:56:18
weed in the growing paddock at Riviera farms in Victoria. The
2:56:22
spinach then distributed to nine Costco stores in New South
2:56:25
Wales, Victoria and the AC T. Costco says it knows around a
2:56:30
couple of 1000 of its customer members have bought the Spanish
2:56:33
that could be affected in New South Wales, the ICT and
2:56:36
Victoria saying it's emailed most of them and today was
2:56:39
calling the rest please please please do not use it. Throw it
2:56:43
away, destroy it. Come to Costco and we'll refund your money
2:56:46
review AeroFarms tonight ordering a recall of its baby
2:56:48
spinach with expiry dates up to December 28. Waiting for
2:56:52
laboratory tests to confirm the weed involved. It's not the sort
2:56:56
of poison that people would normally die from but as well as
2:56:59
hallucinations, blurred vision. Other symptoms to watch for
2:57:02
include rapid heartbeat, flushed face and fever.
2:57:05
What is this weed? And where can I get my head? Want to know
2:57:08
where can I get my hands on some
2:57:11
doing testing to confirm that we at least tell us what didn't
2:57:14
What is this? What's the genus or something about this weed? I
2:57:18
mean, it's it's it's Hulu sounds like something that'd be
2:57:21
commercially available at the pot shop.
2:57:23
Yeah, well, or I mean, I don't know maybe it was some MDMA that
2:57:27
they that I mean, they're saying a weed but I don't think when we
2:57:30
read this, oh, they said weed but please. You got rapid
2:57:35
heartbeat and your and your
2:57:37
hallucinations. hallucinogens really wild. This
2:57:40
is good. Well, we want to know more. Costco. This is a it's one
2:57:45
of those Easter eggs they've got just like the wind. I got an
2:57:49
Easter egg spinach box. This is the one you want people see if
2:57:52
you can get that one. Dynamite.
2:57:55
Just the opposite is this New Zealand report where they're
2:57:58
banning. Well play this and you'll see.
2:58:02
New Zealand has just banned the next generation from purchasing
2:58:06
tobacco products ever. The country passed a package of new
2:58:09
anti smoking laws yesterday. The suite of new laws is among the
2:58:13
strictest in the world. It includes prohibiting sales of
2:58:16
tobacco to anyone born on or after January 1 2009. That's
2:58:22
punishable by fines of nearly 100,000 US dollars. The
2:58:26
legislation also reduces the amount of nicotine allowed in
2:58:29
smoked tobacco products, and it cuts the number of retailers
2:58:32
able to sell tobacco by 90% it will drop from 6000 to 600 by
2:58:38
the end of 2023. New Zealand already boasts low adult smoking
2:58:42
rates but the government hopes to make the country's smoke free
2:58:45
by 2025.
2:58:47
Now I think we heard about this and I wonder if this is you know
2:58:52
to still usher in the the eye cos or anything like that. No,
2:58:57
no, but you know really they should just give people the
2:59:02
option of smoking but
2:59:03
they didn't somebody never gave him part two of the scam so the
2:59:09
eye cos is out of the picture there's no smoking whatsoever in
2:59:13
New Zealand after a certain year.
2:59:16
Man Hey people over there in Australia you should do you
2:59:21
should get some of them spinach from spinach the spinach sounds
2:59:26
like a much better deal than smoking telling you I have not
2:59:31
put fire in my mouth for almost four weeks. Pretty proud of
2:59:36
myself there. Good. Yes, thank you. And that will do it for
2:59:42
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change its q1. Until then, adios mofos you gotta realize who we
3:00:39
are and such I really can stay.
3:00:48
I like it when it gets a little soft.
3:00:50
I gotta go away. I don't like the young stuff. That's all too
3:00:54
much for me this evening has been very nice.
3:01:01
Smoked or not. My mother will start to worry. A brick yet and
3:01:07
your mouth.
3:01:08
I don't like that at all. My father will be pacing the floor.
3:01:13
So really, I better scurrying
3:01:17
to find somebody who smokes it correctly.
3:01:20
That's what she said.
3:01:20
But if you dig a little bit deeper, it becomes clear that
3:01:23
the male character was always intended to be a predator.
3:01:27
Gouda Gouda, one of the world's most famous and most popular
3:01:31
cheeses. Yes, good.
3:01:33
And all I want
3:01:34
for Christmas is cheese. You know, gluten and true dough.
3:01:41
microman Zelinsky Oban Maduro Maloney but can you understand
3:01:54
the most famous leader in this land of toxic job we assume
3:02:02
brained lead I got hairy legs. Oh Whiz has 10 yard Stan. And if
3:02:09
you look a bit closer, you might say he's not all there. By
3:02:15
learned about roaches all of the other neat do's laugh at him
3:02:20
behind his back. They watch his every movement wondering when
3:02:27
his face will correct. Botox hair plugs and porcelain teeth
3:02:34
cannot disguise his misses his noon time map will fool nothing
3:02:42
dead stop his re what I said by seven o'clock. It's days in. Dr.
3:02:49
Jill will tuck him in. She'll button up his pee James as he
3:02:55
steps into some fresh deep pens. Watch me Joe. We the soup rain
3:03:00
leader likes to think he's in control can oh no, no, I don't
3:03:05
know. Mostly he's just napping till they don't see him up with
3:03:10
an aroma.
3:03:12
Happy Holidays new New York City around this time we owe like too
3:03:19
much. many of y'all are still in state. That's why your mayor is
3:03:24
hooking up with the American College of lifestyle medicine.
3:03:27
We are going to train and ICU doctors and nurses to promote a
3:03:31
plant based lifestyle just from meatless Mondays and vegan
3:03:38
Fridays and woohoo. Meatless medicine for everybody. All the
3:03:43
public hospitals is already going plant based Good luck here
3:03:46
and shakers so like I told y'all I'm gonna snatch oh Christmas
3:03:50
goes just to snatch up homeless people under my new plan on the
3:03:57
street cannot meet their basic needs. We are going to lock them
3:04:00
up in Bellevue when fees and broccolis or you bet enough
3:04:03
power you better not cry? You better not shout. I'm telling
3:04:07
you why. Mayor's go No. More and no more rats and I don't want to
3:04:15
hear nothing about the rats at my old crib in Brooklyn how my
3:04:19
old city because I tried to give me the mayor a $300 ticket in my
3:04:24
properties infested just because they sound fresh rats do
3:04:28
americanos the anti rat MoPhO
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boruch.org/and I never said that.
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