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I think this is the Russians.
Adam curry Jhansi Devora
Thursday, January
26 2023. This is your award
winning give our nation media
assassination episode 1524. This
is no agenda. 90 seconds to
midnight and we're broadcasting
live from the heart of the Texas
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everybody. I'm Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley,
where we're all wishing
australia i Happy australia day,
January 26 and Jhansi Devorah.
Buzzkill. But that begs the
question, Australia Day, I mean,
what exactly is Australia Day?
Didn't that start off as a penal
colony? Do they celebrate that?
They celebrate? Well, they don't
celebrate any of it because it's
white supremacy but
okay, of course it is because of
them,
by the way is the day after
tomorrow actually in Australia.
So the 26th has gone, but the it
celebrates the 1788 landing of
the first British ship on the
shores of Australia.
So they so they do they
celebrate being prisoners,
though,
it wasn't the first prison ship.
Oh, I thought it was. It was an
after they landed there. And
they said, This place looks
perfect for prisoners.
That makes sense. Okay, well,
good on your homies. No. Well, I
mentioned in the opening John,
but it is very dire. Once again,
we're down to the wire. It's
bad, bad news everywhere the
science has spoken.
Now they call it the doomsday
clock. And it symbolizes just
how close humanity is to self
annihilation. Well, the closer
the clock gets to midnight, the
more danger we're all in. Well,
the sad news is that in a couple
of factors have resulted in that
Doomsday Clock advancing by 10
Second, meaning we're now just
90 seconds to midnight, that is
the closest the clock has ever
been to midnight midnight.
I think it was actually I know
it was 2021. It was
Yeah, what 100 100 seconds to
midnight, let me say we are
closer to doomsday than ever
before claim to the Bulletin of
Atomic Scientists, they created
the doomsday clock at the
University of Chicago and base
the countdown to midnight, on
how much time civilization has
left.
That's a little different
reports we got here. So like
before we annihilate ourselves
is what they turned it into. Now
this was this old report was
from 2020. That's how much
civilization has left. Let's
talk to a scientist, of course,
symbolizing the end. Well, let's
find out more now from Suzanne
McKinney, who's a member of the
science and security board at
the Bulletin of the Atomic
Scientists. That's the bulletin,
which the doomsday clock is set
by each year. Now, Susan, thank
you so much for joining us. You
were one of the speakers on
today's panel, which this rather
bleak announcement was made.
Just tell us how was this
decision reached to put the
clock forward by 10 seconds. Oh,
John,
what do you think the problems
are in the world that made the
clock hop forward? 10 seconds to
two ultimate peril and doom?
cow farts?
Yeah, that would be one. Yeah,
that's my there's a lot. There's
actually the added one and the
one that was added or Sonic
missiles. Well, good
evening. And thank you so much
for having me. What I can well
is the science and security
board at the Bulletin of the
Atomic Scientists, we spend a
considerable amount of time
debating and deliberating over
the threats and the challenges
that we are seeing across our
global community.
Man, I love the scientists that
just wasting money. And so
when we were setting the time on
the doomsday clock, as always,
we considered the threat of
nuclear war, we consider
emerging technologies such as
biological threats. And we also
consider climate change as
factors that go into the waiting
of the doomsday clock.
But wait, there's more. Could
there be more
in addition to those three
factors?
Come on, John, you know what it
is?
A pandemic,
oh, no, man much.
Republicans,
that would have been a good one.
One of the things that also
contributed to the clock moving
closer to midnight, was the
Russian war on the Ukraine. And
so it
was a by the way, the scientist
says the Ukraine love that.
Hello, science
also contributed to the clock
moving closer to the midnight
was the Russian war on the
Ukraine, Ukraine. So it was a
combination of things that cause
us to move the clock the closest
to midnight that it has ever
been.
My question would be what's that
really a 10 second move. I mean,
you could shouldn't have been
like an 11 Second. He's morons.
You know, just heard this.
Did you hear an American report
about this? I didn't get one. I
got
a report from it's not on this,
but I gotta report it has run
The old dates real information
when we're all going to die, you
know, on the money stuff instead
of this vague
thing does not from tick tock.
Well, I
mean, but there's a clock
involved. Oh, yeah, there's Oh
yes, there is a clock. I went to
my favorite pie or one of my
favorite podcasts, the Canadian
prepper. I have not heard this
podcast. I haven't heard it
either. till last week by what's
your favorite?
It's now favorites, a top top.
So he had on a retired professor
named Guy McPherson, who's a
doomsday guy if there ever was
he's out of the University of
Arizona, and he's a professor
emeritus. And I liked the way
that Canadian prepper pronounces
it as M or S or something some
crazy
Emeritus, let's say Mr.
Register,
but this guy does. I don't know
if the Canadians in general say
Mr. Rattus. I sincerely doubt
it, but I do know there's a lot
of weird pronunciations. So
let's hear and this is just part
one. The second part we'll have
the actual date of our doom.
I'm looking for this clip. I do
not
I am McPherson. Ah,
we go. Here we go. Hi, folks.
Canadian
prepper. Here I got a very
special guest on the channel
today, Dr. Guy McPherson. He is
Professor Emeritus.
emeritus. He's an emeritus MRI
and
MRI tiss.
By the way, your favorite
podcast has a great fade out of
the of the opening tune. That's
that's real subtle.
Preference. Here I got a very
special guest on the channel
today, Dr. Guy McPherson. He is
Professor Emeritus of the
University of Arizona. He
studied natural resources,
Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology. Since we last spoke, I
think it was four or five years
ago, I think it was 20, either
2018 or 2017. We've had record
setting wildfires around the
world, especially here in
Canada, we've seen droughts on
every continent, we have seen
biblical flooding, especially in
the West of Canada called
flooding. We've seen heat waves
that I've never before seen in
my lifetime that touch 54
degrees here in BC, last year in
the town, where it was
registered, burned down the day
afterwards.
It's good thing we got that
recording before the burn down.
Yes, it's it's otherwise we
never would have known right?
We've had a pandemic, we've had
an energy crisis, we've had a
financial crisis. And of course,
now we're on the cusp of world
war three. So my question to
you, Professor is, how much time
do you think we have left?
You know, I get asked that
almost every day, and I am
certain that we will lose
habitat for human animals.
Shortly after we have an ice
free Arctic Ocean. Now, an ice
free Arctic Ocean was projected
to occur in 2018, plus or minus
three years, in one of the most
renowned and conservative peer
reviewed journals, the annual
review of Earth and Planetary
Sciences. So I'd say we dodged a
few bullets. Did he say human
animals?
Yeah, he refers to us as human.
And that's like MRI notice. Now,
I've stopped it there because I
want to point out that this
conservative Journal said that
we're going to have Arctic ice
free or ice cream 2018 plus or
minus two years or three years,
three years, and they were off.
So somehow we dodged the bullet.
Well, how about the fact that
this prediction was wrong? Does
anybody consider the possibility
that this will be my theme for
today's show? That the experts
were wrong to begin with in this
whole thing's nonsense, but
that's the dress that's
gonna be your theme for today's
show. So that's different from
anything we ever do any other
show?
I notice I'm in mono, by the
way, I don't know if that's
gonna. People listening.
Oh, I don't think so. But I want
you to feel comfortable. So
there we go. No, no, no, no.
Anyway, so this guy now he goes
on with the second. The second
Yes. second clip is he'll give
us an actual date of our doom.
Oh, go get it. Get your
calendars out people get your
day planners,
we will not have an ice free
Arctic this year, according to a
forecast by the US Naval
Postgraduate School. And that
seems to be quite reliable in
its six month ensemble forecast.
So I think we dodged that bullet
this year. Now, there are, of
course, a few other things that
can cause loss of habitat for
humans, too. And the peer
reviewed literature already
indicates that we are losing
habitat for vertebrates. And for
mammals around the world.
I'm sorry, what is that for? For
birds? What do you say?
vertebrates? Vertebrates already
indicates that we are losing
habitat for vertebrates, and for
mammals around the world. So I'd
say we're close but naming a
specific day, you know, I have
complete confidence that there
won't be a human being on the
planet in 2030. Oh, I have
indicated that 2026 is likely to
be loss of humans as well.
Right on let's write that 2030
As if we didn't know it.
2030 and 20 2060s get the big
dates. He's got both of the
classic numbers that we've been
following.
It's the 2030 Club, which we set
up in 2014. Knowing that fully
well that this will be the date
because we actually know stuff.
I thought it was 2002 I thought
was 2027 was that was the was
the no new new
big date. Oh,
I thought I must have been
confused but okay. Well, we have
2030 is our doomsday. That's it.
There's the AES confident, and
he's the expert, that there will
not be a human on the planet
by 2030. Yeah, well, I will say,
I will say that the way things
are going with food, which, of
course is being adapted at
breakneck, breakneck speed. To
combat climate change, it's very
likely if we eat the stuff that
they're talking about. That's
right, we won't be Elijah.
Here's a couple of examples.
You've heard of plant based
protein powder. But what if the
next alternative was made out of
plastic and there's new research
that could make it a reality?
Alright, CCL cat talks with
scientists make it a reality. So
let's go check it out, since
that could help like hunger and
pollution, liquefied hunger,
pollution and life,
food shortages are worsening
around the world. And the
plastic pollution crisis
continues to intensify. What if
they will
eat it?
It's exactly what it is. A it's
a twofer. You get rid of the
plastic, it's actually a three
for you get rid of the plastic,
there'll be no more straws in
the turtle's nose. And we all
die to intensify.
What if there was one solution
to both of these problems, and
Michigan scientists thinks there
could be
what we're trying to do is to
use microbes to take plastic and
other inedible plant material
and turn that into something
that's nutritious. The idea
is to turn components of plastic
into protein and other nutrients
like fats and sugars. Yeah,
this is really the theme is
nutritious is going to be
nutritious. In addition to that,
he will also taste great, and it
will feel good in your mouth.
It looks and tastes like chicken
and it is chicken.
This is a great report. This is
from France 24.
It looks and tastes like
chicken. And it is chicken.
Except for the fact that it was
grown in huge steel that's we
call the company's sales pitch.
With this is what is their name,
their name is upside meats,
oh giving it up with nutria or
becoming vegetarian or vegan.
Like I said, it's not a meat
alternative. It's meat that's
grown from real animal cells. So
what we do is we take really
high quality animal cells from
let's say, a cow, or a pig, or a
chicken or a lobster.
It's new, the lobster is new. I
have not heard this on the fake
meat menu yet. And we
look for cells that can continue
to grow outside the animal in a
very robust and a healthy way
like cancer.
We're basically eating cancer.
Yeah, that's
a good start.
It took the company four years
to get the green light from the
US Food and Drug Administration.
Now, it's hoping to sell its
products to restaurants by 2023,
and two grocery stores by 2028.
But first, we'll need further
rubber stamps from the US
Department of Agriculture.
I love that rubber stamp because
yeah, of course, I mean, it's
already it's kind of good to go.
It'll be approved by 2028. So we
can eat it for two years and
then die giving this guy you
know, kudos. And it's just
rubber stamp. It's not like we
have to approve anything. It's
good to go. rubbers rubber
stamped,
we think the initial pricing
will be premium premium to
organic premium and we
get a cost more than the real
chicken
No, wait this. Oh, no, no, no,
no, no, this is this is there's
a Nexus
here pricing will be premium
premium to organic. And we also
expect the price of conventional
meat to continue to grow up
significantly. It keeps going up
cultivated meat price comes down
and there's a sweet spot in the
next five to 10 years where we
intersect and we become more
affordable than conventional
meat.
Cultivated meat could also
reduce the environmental impact
of livestock, which are
responsible for around 15% of
the world's greenhouse gas
emissions. The EU along with
Israel and other countries are
currently working on a
regulatory framework for Lummi
products.
There's a term for this. They've
come up with a new term
if you're going to lusion
climate terian
Climate terian I love that.
Right? I know I
would love it. Climate there's
another one which is regenda
voere. But I like climate terian
better. And as as a new as a
newly minted climate terian Bubi
you'll be inundated with great
new products for instance, we
have carbon neutral, I'm sorry,
the term is it's called Neutral
Milk. It is. It is carbon
neutral. It is of course data
driven. It is funded by data
data driven milk. Funded by Bill
Gates and fellow billionaire
Mark Cuban. They put $4 million
into neutral milk and they have
a just announced a second round
of funding from celebrity
investors including John Legend
LeBron James Kevin Love who's
the Portland now usual suspects
I mean, did you get I want John
Legend to be drinking this day
in day out drink it drink more
drink more.
They Oh, that's funny because I
have a Bill Gates clip of
another thing he's doing with
cows.
Let me just give you the price.
What do you think this will cost
a half gallon?
A half gallon? phony baloney
milk should be a buck
$5.49 a half gallon?
That's reasonable.
I think I have the gauge clip as
well. So let's play it because
this is a good one.
Bill Gates has decided to invest
in a way to stop cows from
burping so much. He's put some
11 million euros into an
Australian firm ruminate, which
is tackling How to Lower methane
coming from cows specifically
from cow burps. For
surprisingly, surprisingly
enough, it is cow's burps, and
to a lesser degree their
flatulence that accounts for
most of their the methane that
they emit.
Is this surprising to this news
model where she been? We all
know it's flatulence, but we
know the burps of the big the
big bad methane spreader.
It's why most of these friends
24 Women don't seem to
understand this.
Now curbing these bodily
functions are important because
methane has over a 100 year
period. It has around 30% more
of a warming effect and co2. Now
the funding from the Gates
investment firm will help the
company work on replacing
replicating seaweed which has
actually been shown to lower
methane gases in cow burps such
an advanced could eventually
transform some of the dire
effects that the red meat
industry has on the environment.
That's fascinating. I knew about
the flatulence to speak politely
but not about the burps is
actually more burps than
flatulence. I knew
Oh no. Oh, my God is
fascinating.
Oh, no, no, oh my goodness, who
knew? Oh, yeah, I've
got another clip. If you don't
have any more
I will I have that same clip I
have. This will be a little
inter intermezzo. It's from the
BBC, and kind of backs up
everything that we're that we're
playing here
phonology to remove the planet
warming greenhouse gas, co2 from
our atmosphere must be urgently
wrapped up. That's according to
leading climate experts in a new
report. It does need some
explanation. So let's take you
to our environment correspondent
Jonah Fisher. John plan was that
we were going to plant a lot
more trees. That's what we
needed to
do. Oh, no, this is ridiculous.
Trees are no good
rid of co2 in our atmosphere.
What are these scientists
saying? Now? What
What the scientists are saying
is that can only be part of the
solution that the problem is so
severe that and that even if we
do manage to massively cut the
amount of carbon dioxide that
we're putting into the
atmosphere at the moment, that
nature will not be enough on its
own to Karti. So at the moment,
we have trees, forests,
absorbing carbon dioxide from
the atmosphere, soil under the
right conditions, does the same
thing too. But what these
scientists are saying in their
report is that technology more
technology will be needed in the
future to take more of that
carbon dioxide out of the air at
the moment. These technologies
are relatively new, some are in
the process of being deployed.
But effectively what the what
these scientists are saying is
right now we need to be putting
more money into developing these
technologies because further
down the line 510 20 years down
the line, we may well need them
to get more carbon dioxide out
of the atmosphere and
potentially even to try and help
reduce global temperatures if
they've continued to if as
expected they continue to heat
up at an alarming rate.
Oh, alarming. Mother Nature
can't do it herself. John, we
all know it's
alarming too. I'll tell you one
thing you know that bad
manufacturing that chicken goo I
think that's gonna lay an egg.
Well, the problem is it the
programming is so strong I I can
easily see over socialized under
educated people saying guy you
know, hey, it's chicken. It's
chicken What are you talking
about? Like you said it's like a
cancer cell it's chicken. And
already the EU has approved for
human consumption. I'm reading
from the article from Deutsche
Avella the maggot like larvae of
lesser mealworms a type of shiny
black beetle and house crickets
will become the third and fourth
insects that can be sold as food
for people in the European Union
and eight more applications
await approval. So if they're
going to slip it in anyway
the poor people in the EU
Yeah, yeah. That's their perfect
example of
why don't they at least put out
a cookbook like the French did
during the French Revolution on
how to eat rats?
Ah, no, that's disgusting. It
was
a gourmet item during the French
no that's that's worked up a lot
of rat recipes.
That's disgusting. We want bugs
rats are just uncouth. Not
clean.
Well listen to this now this is
a terrible clip in terms of the
quality but I think he can
understand it. This is the Eat
Your Dog
clip. Try to hold on TV don't
listen. Okay, and
taking it to an extreme and this
is all based on W E F
recommendations which include a
lot of screwball things. When
mainly get rid of your pets that
are causing climate change.
The W E F, which has ordered
mainstream media outlets to
begin pushing the narrative
wants to introduce an
international policy that would
require the majority of pet
owners to euthanize their
animals. CNN always at the
forefront in pushing the
globalist agenda has begun
urging its viewers to starve
their pets to death. In an
effort to combat climate change.
CNN published an article on
their website recently entitled
our pets are part of the climate
problem. These tips can help you
minimize their carbon
footprints. In the article The
liberal sadist, CNN argue that
the meat heavy diet of many
household pairs is causing
planet warming gases to be
released into the atmosphere.
responsible pet owners should
trade in their best friend for a
turtle for the planet. snakes,
turtles and reptiles are really
low impact. CNN suggests your
kitty cat and pooch CNN explains
are going to have to eat bugs
just like you assuming Klaus
Schwab allows you to keep them
at all in the future. Bloomberg
another mouthpiece for the
global elites jumped onto the
bandwagon at the same time
urging pet owners to let their
pets die to fight inflation.
Hollywood celebrity Emma
Thompson has gone even further
telling pet owners to eat their
own paths to fight the so called
climate crisis.
I need a clip of Emma Thompson
saying eat your dog. Or I've got
to find your pussy. I mean
either one she's we want you to
clip of her saying something
about eating your pet. This is
wrong. But listen, this is Yahoo
Yahoo News, by
the way is belated for you. Hey,
go. Yahoo what
Yahoo News which is taken
directly from Reuters. So you
know when it's on Reuters,
that's when that's where the
programming starts. It's it's
the official news service.
Reuters, Washington, you
writers. Once the stuff of
science fiction lab grown meat
could become reality in some
restaurants in the United States
as early as this year. Now, we
know that these lab grown meat
outfits have been working with
herders. In a show of
confidence. Some of now I'll
read the whole thing. Executives
at cultivated meat companies are
optimistic that meat grown in
massive steel vats could be on
the menu within months after one
company wants to go ahead from a
key regulator in a show of
confidence and pay off money.
Some of them assigned up high
end chefs like Argentine Francis
Melman and Spaniard, Jose
undress, to eventually showcase
the meats in their high end
eateries. See this is this and I
don't know if it'll work, but
they thought the COVID with
celebrities was so successful,
that they're doing the celebrity
chefs, they're gonna have
celebrities, like the ones we
talked with, with the Bill Gates
milk, they're going to have they
think that celebrities will push
it on people and those people
will buy it hook line and
sinker. It works. I think it
does to
to know in fact, it's always
worked as the influencers I
mean, that's why they pay we
don't even know who becomes semi
famous amongst a certain crowd.
Yeah, it'll work in the Jose
Andrus will do anything for
money. You know him. I've seen
him on TV. I don't have never
met him. That's close enough.
But he looks like he's one of
those, you know, he's a good
shape. He's a good chef. That is
a promoter. Yeah, yeah. And me
to show me the money
when Gordon Ramsay falls for it,
then I know it'll all be over. I
don't think good.
With Gordon boy, they'd have to
really throw a lot of money at
him. I
think he would ultimately do it
for money, don't you think?
Yeah, I think he
would do it. Although I think he
might ultimately figure you can
make more money by by railing
against it. Well, as you pan, I
think the idea that you're
eating a tumor. Basically,
they're growing, the only thing
you can grow by itself is a
tumor. I think that's one good
countermeasure that would work
for promotional purposes. Would
you like a tumor? With your
fried with the rich like french
fries with your tumor?
We need a better word than
tumor. What's what's even worse
than tumor
to a tumor is a good word for
something that's repulsive.
Would you
like Tumeric with your tumor
today, man. So in the Climate
Change Game, a couple of things
are taking place that would that
of course we have to just deal
with because climate change, the
Netherlands is now shutting down
pretty much the largest gas
field in Europe, which was north
of off the coast of the
Netherlands thronging it.
They're shutting down. Wait,
before I continue, I don't think
I heard you right. during a
crisis because of Ukraine and
Russia and cutting off all gas
supplies, and one of the
pipelines being blowed up. They
decided to stop producing gas
Correct? Ah,
the Dutch go RT, the Dutch
government plans to close the
Froning and gas field this year,
despite Europe's precarious
supply, position, cloning, it is
the largest gas field in Europe.
The field is dangerous a
government official from The
Hague, the Financial Times, and
the government has no plans to
boost production from it. We
won't open up more because of
the safety issues is politically
totally unviable. But apart from
what I'm not going to do it
because it means that you
increase the chances of
earthquakes. Now this is what's
hilarious. For 15 years, people
who live there, including voyage
zero, had complained about their
houses breaking apart from the
earthquakes from the from the
gas storage, and they you know,
they drill holes, and they said
they're fracking. And now now
all of a sudden, no, we can't
have this news as to stop.
So wait a minute. So what you're
saying is the timeline is that
this has been going on forever.
And these earthquakes have been
annoying everybody. But now that
there's a shortage? Let's shut
up doing that shut them
down. Yes. Well, in addition to
that, just as a fun throw away,
the British Parking Association
is having a very big problem
with the weight of electric cars
causing collapses of parking
garages.
That was especially the you
know, those they have a lot of
those garages, especially in
Europe, I think we have them
here too, but not as many where
they have whether you drive your
car under load, lot, conveyor
and it Jacks it up into the air.
And then they they stack these
cars in a small area. And
they're all kind of stacked up
those things. Probably have
weight limitations, they'll
pancake
beautifully. Just like tower
seven. And the final one, I have
two things I say oh yes. This
already happened in China. But
now Microsoft is of course going
to help suppress climate change.
Now we've got to we've got to
bring down the temperature. So
they've announced that gamers
have the Xbox console as a part
as in order to fight climate
change. They will end
Microsoft's intention to become
zero waste, they will
automatically be switching
gamers into shutdown mode to
conserve energy. So they will
shut
this as you're about to win the
game and kill the opponent and
get all kinds of accolades.
It'll shut down on you
but the good news is for every
two consoles that switched to
shut down for one year will save
the equivalent amount of carbon
removed by one tree planted and
grown for a decade. So you're
actually growing a mythical tree
by by not playing your game or
these guys that's the it's not a
big deal except for Office is
not a huge moneymaker. X Xbox
isn't a really big for them.
I think it is doing quite well
with it. Yeah,
I know. So they want to I want
to think about that. Just seems
idiotic. Yes. It's a great time
to be a gamer until it's not
alright, okay. All right. Well,
I
guess that's clarify climate,
right?
Yes, I think it does. I think it
does. Finish on climate change
your dog. It's my favorite
thing. Yeah,
I was a good one. All right.
Well, the obvious the obvious
next move seems to be oh, wait,
actually, I should play these
these two last clips. These are
kind of short.
In tonight's Healthwatch we have
important information for
parents about baby food. The FDA
today proposed new levels for
lead in baby foods cutting the
allowable level by about 25%.
How about no lead in baby food?
Is that a concept
which led to doing and baby
food? That's what I'd like to
know. Well, they're not going to
explain
allowable level by about 25% to
20 parts per billion or less now
that would apply to baby foods
made with fruits, vegetables and
dry cereals, but not cereal puff
and teething biscuits, which
have been found to have some of
the highest lead levels. The
author of a 2019 report that
found dangerous levels of lead
in nearly 95% of manufactured
baby food says the FTAs
proposals don't go far enough to
protect children. But at least
now you know,
maybe not feed your your child
manufactured baby food. Just a
thought doesn't really know
where this
lead is coming from. I think
from the from the background
lead that exists in all fruits
and vegetables are what we don't
don't explain anything. This is
a terrible report. But that's
mediocre network gave you that
report.
CBS CBS Nora O'Donnell CBS ABC
gave me this one
farming group is calling for a
federal investigation into the
soaring price of eggs to look
for potential price gouging. The
biggest egg producer call main
foods reportedly posted a major
increase in quarterly profits
compared to a year ago. But
producers say bird flu along
with higher demand are driving
prices higher. Bird flu has
killed nearly 58 million
chickens and turkeys since last
March. experts aren't even sure
how much longer the outbreak
will last.
Mimi has some thoughts on this
she's working on a piece
oh good to participate all I
promote I hope the excellent
outstanding too many eggs book
now available to many eggs.com
for free.
I couldn't have said it better.
Odds are it's what we do for
each other John. So she says
that one of the big egg
producers might be responsible
for this date for this bullcrap.
It may be the whole thing may be
rigged.
Wait a minute, that's what I
said. And you excoriated me for
that. I
did. I'm here to apologize.
Where's Mimi's apology? I want
she told you what was going on?
And you put me in my place.
You're wrong. I don't know where
that comes from. Well, it
doesn't matter because we need
to stop eating eggs because and
I'm sure you've seen this is a
good one blood blue compound
found in eggs linked to an
enhanced risk of blood clotting.
Yeah, it could be because
there's no reason that the VAX
is causing this problem. Oh,
it's
eggs, man. It's the eggs. Yeah,
it's crazy. The eggs? Let me see
if I have anything else on the
eggs.
I think we've run out yes,
we have run out of week but we
could move out a plug in there
though we could Well, let's move
to some some adverse events. You
know it. It truly is amazing how
many how much excess death there
is all over the world. I mean,
really all over the world. It's
just and people are
flabbergasted by it. And you
know, obviously because of the
lockdowns and COVID Fatal
cardiac
arrests in Australia are on the
rise. Doctors say COVID damaging
effect on the heart is driving
serious cardiovascular problems.
More than 10,000 Australians
died of heart disease in the
first eight months of 2020 to
17%. Higher than expected in a
normal year. disease experts say
these statistics are concerning.
But not a surprise.
Not a surprise. Let us know
nice.
Don't get surprised. There was
the My wife is talking to one of
their planning commission
meetings to somebody she ran
into this character when it
was she she she's still in local
government up there. Yeah, I
look at the fools. I pity them
who have to go up against me,
me.
So she runs into this guy who is
a house mover. And because we
have this little house that JC
and Jesse live in my mom's old
house, and it's a small
bungalow, but if you could jack
it up and put a whole new floor
underneath is the way to go is
instead of adding on this way
you shouldn't find a place and
your jacket up a floor and then
put another house
the whole house up so you don't
have to have to request planning
permission
You still have to, I think
they're still planning issues.
But it's not as not. It's
cheaper. It's by far cheaper
backing up your house is
cheaper. It's like way cheaper
because of the roof. Oh, you put
a roof on a house, it's very as
expensive as busy building a
floor. Yes. And according to
this guy who's the expert,
because he's been moving houses
and his dad has been moving
houses, their house movers. They
say the one of the greatest ways
to get a house is to find
somebody has to do is going to
tear down a house and buy the
house and move it to a piece of
property and throw in a sewer
and get a power to it. And you
can buy some of these houses
that are going to be demolished,
and find what occurs not a piece
of crap, but something that's
still reasonably in good shape.
You can buy these things for
like $200 the house because the
demolition price is so high,
right? It's cheaper than
demolishing to get rid of the
house that houses pulled away
from the by the House Movers and
dropped someplace else. This is
the way to go. I can't wait to
do that.
If you don't mind, I'll pump the
brakes on that one.
But you can pump the brakes all
you want because I don't think
you need a house. But I'm just
it's it would be part of a
housing shortage. A solution?
And and it's turns out that the
that there's laws been put in
place. So if your house has
moved there now they're making
the you have to inspect it as
though it was a new house, which
is causing issues in some
municipality. How
do we get from people dying? And
I'll get I'm
sorry, I went I went on that
kind of a long sidetrack. The
guy says to her, he says, Did
you ever get the vaccine? She
says no. And he says, Well, I
did. And I've got myocarditis.
Yay. And he says, You know what?
He says, what really pisses me
off is not the myocarditis as
much as the fact that I was
suckered into getting this.
Well, here's, there's a CDC
report, apparently, I've not
confirmed it myself. That
118,000 Young people youth died
after receiving their vaccine.
Global Life, which is a life
insurance company, I think.
Stock GL on the New York Stock
Exchange. They say hi, excess
claims are ahead. So I don't
know if that's a short or not, I
don't want to recommend
anything. But
if there was jack up the prices
to make them probably will.
Here's one disability data
reveals alarming health crisis
of the employed. And this is
kind of interesting, because the
the Federal Reserve and in the
United States, the central bank,
they they use unemployment as a
I think as a kind of a big
indicator, whether inflation is
going down or not. And they just
can't get that to go down
because maybe there's not enough
people to work at all.
Well, I have three work reports
related. I don't know if this
has anything to do with what
you're going to talk about, but
this is the job engagement
problems in the United States. I
have two clips. Yeah, let's do
that. And then we'll just remind
me to go back to where I was.
No, you'll remember Yeah.
Okay, job engagement in the USA
Here we go. American workplaces
have a problem. A growing number
of people just aren't bad into
their jobs. Is
this NPR? Yeah, fantastic to
just I can't
use NTD anymore, which has
obscure stories American buddy
apologizes to me now what? Who,
me? The artists how the
artists John's all pissed off.
American workplaces have a
problem a growing number of
people just aren't bad into
their jobs. A new Gallup report
finds less than a third of
people are engaged with their
work. As it appears Andrea Chu
reports. That is not just an
issue for workers, it could hurt
their companies. This drop
in employee engagement started
in the pandemic and it's only
getting worse. Jim Harter is
gallops chief workplace
scientist.
The younger workers in
particular, are less connected
to their organization less
satisfied with their
organization overall, young
millennials and Gen Zers
reported feeling less cared for
at work less heard fewer of
them. Development, fewer have a
best friend at work harder says
that's become an important
predictor of whether someone
might recommend their company
the word consider looking for a
different job.
Having a friend at work matters
more now than it did pre
pandemic
Gallup found engagement fell
most among people who could work
remotely but have to work on
site. But the survey found
another problem with fully
remote workers. A growing number
of them are now in a middle zone
that Jim harder equates to quiet
quitting the show up to the
minimum required but not much
else. And they'll still look for
other opportunities out there.
These findings don't surprise
Tanvi Sinha. She's in audit
manager at the accounting firm
Matthews Carter and voice in
Fairfax, Virginia. She started
her career back when everyone
was in the office every day,
even Saturdays and the busy
season
you develop that, that
relationship with people, you
make friends with people you're
spending most of the time at
work, you're going out for
lunches. So those are the things
that you're missing. You know,
now that coming
to the office is optional. But
it's not just about being social
synopses, it can help your
career to get a holistic view of
your company
working remotely. You're working
on one project, you don't even
know what kind of other projects
your firm does, or what kind of
other people you can do working
with you have very little
exposure.
Yeah, I think we saw this
happening. And we understand
certainly younger people who,
you know, maybe their first or
second job out of the gate,
which may not be exactly what
they want, you know, career
wise. They were at home working
on computers, and very
disassociated from everything.
And also, there was too much
money, you know, you got STEMI
checks everywhere you get, I
think in New York, even in
Texas, if you aren't on
unemployment insurance, which
was three months, I guess, it's
on par with 65 to $70,000 a year
salary. So you know, the best
thing you can get us fired from
something so I might as well
just be quiet quitting and be a
douche. Get fired, get three
months unemployment go back to
work. This has now become, I
think just a way of the world.
And what they really need is
they need a good depression.
A lot of people like, I don't
even know if that's going to
help them. I think part of the
problem is, is the work ethic,
which was created we've been
called you can't get a job I
when I was a kid, oh, here we
go. We go. Here we go.
Hey, people come for the
deconstruction they stay for
your stories.
When I was a kid, you could get
work. I was a paperboy with two
routes. I had a shopper route in
a daily newspaper route. And
that was when I was in grammar
school. And then when I was in
high school, you know you would
get summer jobs in factories,
paying you good paying union, as
Biden would put it paying you
and John union jobs in a factory
during the summer for three
months at work. And you'd have
enough money allotted. I knew a
tiny kid and a couple of kids in
high school, they bought new
cars. One of them had a Corvette
in high school. And he got it
from working, you know, summer
jobs in part time, because you
could get these jobs. And then
you would get kind of you could
see the benefits of having the
jobs Corvette. And you would you
would keep this ethos in your
system and you would work for
money. And you did work for
satisfaction. Oh, I'm getting a
job so I could feel satisfied.
You weren't working for
satisfaction so you could feel
good about yourself and and you
felt part of society, the sheep
job that wasn't paying enough?
No, you wanted to make good
money, not for satisfaction, but
say goodbye stuff that is over.
Yep. And but also you did not
have a credit card. You did not
have the easy access to credit
that people have today. So you
either had the money or you
check it you either hit checks,
either had the money or you
didn't and you want a Corvette
and there's not going to be on
layaway bro is not going to be
on well layaway actually did
exist. Of course, you had no
credit. So that's another part
of the problem. When I was a
kid, here we go. I too had a
paper route when I was 15 and I
would illegally ride the moped
around town and along the Amstel
dike, which is where a lot of
you had it. I had to drive a
pedal bike. No, I was
doing it illegally. But I did it
for in the morning. Now of
course newspaper delivery is no
longer a job. So we have to we
can't really use that. But I did
do other things. Such as I
worked on farms, I gathered
potatoes and turnips. I worked
in the Rose nursery where you'd
sort the roses. And my favorite
job was a with a blacksmith. I
learned how to shoot horses,
which is again it's not really a
modern job anymore, but I also
worked for betches Bard mum and
I would help fix cars. I would
help. I was extremely good at
taking a Volkswagen Beetle
engine out by myself within 20
minutes getting in is a whole
different deal. But also those
jobs are also not there anymore.
You can't get a you can't be a
mechanic for modern cars. You
can't do anything to them
without the whole diagnostics
kit and everything and even they
could
date you for example at the high
school up in Port Angeles are
taking daughter shop class out
because it cost him imagine
where you need to teach gender
studies. Yes, this is a taking
that out of And yes, you do need
to, but that's what the auto
shop class should would have
provided. They'd have all those
fancy machines and read outs and
smog devices that things that
tell you how much you have your
cars qualifies in California.
And I think
we're discovering here that
every single job you and I had
as kids, pretty much no longer
exists. And we're shooting does
exist. It's not as big as it was
back then a per delivery does
exist very small, very small.
Operation, okay. But
there's other things that have
cropped up in the mean,
you can't work at McDonald's
because your mom already works
there.
Which reminds me, by the way, so
I'm watching the youtubes. And
they're like, thank you. I got
that. I know she never got
delayed an egg joke, so never
even Yeah. So I'm watching this
this in Texas. There's a YouTube
video of this automated
McDonald's. Yes, that is just a
robot McDonald's. Yeah. Hello.
Have you seen this? Yes. And you
know why is because everyone
said I want $25 An hour they
went, Okay. Look at look at my
robot. But
here's the thing. So I was go
and I've noticed this because a
couple of times, I've gotten a
Mac Cafe because there's like
you get the giant one for the
same price as the little one.
And if I'm like feeling the low
caffeine caffeine hit I met stop
at a McDonald's and pick one up
through the drive thru, or an
ice cream cone. If it's hot,
I'll do that too. And even
though they're overpriced now,
so I don't do it anymore. But I
noticed this about some months
back they said I'm at a window
ordering through the drive thru
and they said, Would you like to
order that on your phone? At the
drive thru? At the drive thru?
And I'm saying no,
we hear we sound like two douche
boomers right now. We need to be
productive. This is not helping
that we're arguing.
Douche Boomer thing. We're going
to be that anyway. I'm thinking
this was all part of the
strategy to get even though
you're already there. You can
just what's the Why do I need to
use my phone for this is to get
people to use us to using the
phones that the robots can serve
you? Yes, yes, me? Yes, you can
buy a McDonald's for the cash.
If it's a robot,
John, we have a lovely little
town here. Fredericksburg,
Texas. Stores are and
restaurants have been closing.
For one reason. And one reason
only they cannot get people to
work. They can't get them to
work. They can't get them. Now
granted, there's also very
little affordable housing here.
But they can come in from
Kerrville you can come in from
other places and it's not like
traveling half an hour is an
outrage to get to work. But they
don't want to and this How long
have we talked about universal
basic income this is just where
it has to go. This is that this
is the this is the strategy
because the lawyer you won't
even need lawyers anymore. You
don't need a doctor you got you
got a telemedicine where a
provider will talk to you and
then prescribe some pills. And
all these jobs are the end is
nine. You know what we may be
2030 Man and be dead. The
Gallup survey backs that up
across age groups and no matter
where people were working, it
found that employees were less
connected to the broader purpose
of their companies also less
clear about what's expected of
errors. Tim harder says that's
worrisome.
You can almost equate it to
employees becoming a little bit
more like gig workers who aren't
as loyal to their employers who
aren't in it for the long haul.
I believe that companies are
having a reckoning
Stephanie Francis is Chief
People Officer at Lyra health,
which provides mental health
services to companies with all
the quiet and we'll quitting
going on. She says companies are
now realizing that workers want
something different.
I just gotta stop for a second
because the troll room is
saying, Yeah, who wants to drive
30 miles for 295 an hour? Excuse
me. $22 An hour plus tips for a
waitress in a diner or waiter.
Okay, so do get your facts
straight and expect something
different.
We're going to return where what
work means is being redefined.
And it's being challenged.
Right. What worked in the past
isn't going to work. And what
makes it hard is that no one
truly has a playbook
fria says focusing on wellness
is key to her engagement and
retention. What she's hearing
from workers is this
I still want to engage in the
workplace but I want to do it in
a way that is convenient and
palatable
note Oh boy.
The accounting firm were timely
sent how works is trying to find
a good balance. People aren't
required to be in the office but
managers like Sinhagad do
encourage their teams to come in
and preferably on the same days
pick a few days you know mingle
with people talk to people
synthesize techniques. She can
help. She does set up regular
video calls with our team
members to check in. But even
so, there are pitfalls,
some people who are hired in
COVID. I mean, I went to work
after a long time, and I
couldn't even recognize that
this is the person. So So that's
bad. And my partner,
Jim harder at Gallup says good
managers are now more important
than ever. They're the ones who
can make sure employees know
what's expected of them, and
help employees feel cared for.
Yeah, there's a lot of this via
my work doesn't, doesn't
determine who I am. I've heard
this a lot.
Well, that's a plus. Because
that's true. Yeah. But what is
this these comments that are in
here like they, at the end,
there was something but there's
first of all, I want to aren't
connected
in my next life. I want to be a
chief people officer. That's for
sure. That sounds like a great,
yeah, Chief, the
people have
a great job.
And this woman she has a lot of
employees don't feel connected
to the broader purpose of the
company. When was this? When has
that ever been a criteria? I
working for Ford Motor Company,
I'm on the assembly line, I'm
putting a bolt on and I had to I
feel like I'm not connected the
broader purpose? Well, you kind
of are.
So this all happened when HR
came into play human resources,
which we've always laughed at
Human Resource before Human
Resources was really a big
thing. You know, we would laugh
about it, because that's all you
are a resource who's barely
human. Okay, everyone loves it,
because human resources and I'm
burnt out. I don't feel good. I
saw this happen in the
Netherlands. When I was growing
up because of the socialized
healthcare system. You could get
literally, the Dutch before they
can even speak English the way
they do today, because it's
improved over many decades. Yes,
it kept in burnout. Given
burnout, burnout, and burnout. I
have to stay home for three
months. I got to burnout. It was
oh, I'm so sorry to hear that.
You got to burn out. Yeah. Yeah,
you should stay home and you get
to, I think 80% of your of your
paycheck or turnouts go to
burnout. You can't
go in and sit in the chair. I
mean, what it would burn out
you're talking about here.
I'm just telling you what I
witnessed. Yeah, I'm
sure you did. And I think it's I
did make I like to know what the
genesis of this as it has to be
in the 60s. Man, do your own
thing.
No, it's not. It's It's the it's
the system. It's been planned. I
think. It's just what are we
going to do with all these
people? Well, we got a, I don't
know, get it. Get them on an
app.
On an app by their burgers on
their phone,
which is so healthy for you.
Everything is bad. Get your your
cell meat. Get your culture your
meat on your phone. Well, I'm
glad we'll be dead by 2030. Will
we be dead? No, we'll be alive.
Probably. We're all be dead by
say hello. Well, back to my
original story. From science
alert.com Your blood type may
affect your risk of an early
stroke.
Oh, yeah, that's it. Okay, let
it get the chicken eggs. Let's
move that off the agenda and go
to something else.
People with one of the type A
blood groups appear to be more
appear to be more likely to have
a stroke before the age of 60.
Compared with our actually
something very sad. Very sad
news this morning. Yes, this is
this and I was shocked.
Moreover, because this was not a
vaccine. Death. But our dear
friend, producer and founder,
Jeff Jeff Morgan of the no
agenda tea club. 58 years old.
died suddenly. Yeah. And very
sad. Have I just received a new
shipment from him. We had a back
and forth it was. I was shocked.
I was really shocked. Very, very
soon as
going someplace where this Teton
Yeah,
in Portugal. So love and light
brother and the family and his
girlfriend of was it she was his
girlfriend for 36 years, I
think. Yeah. Mate, but his was
family were very, very quick to
point out that he was not
vaccinated. So you can just die.
You know, it does happen. Not
everything is evacs. Not
everything. Now, there is one
other way you can die. And
that's by living in a Republican
state.
A preprint of a new study that
analyzes data from Florida and
Ohio shows that since vaccines
became available,
by the way, it's not a vaccine,
it's a vaccine. Just so you
know.
Isn't this Hayes
that's Hayes and he said
vaccine. He said Becky that
analyzes
data from Florida and Ohio shows
that since vaccines became
available vaccines and this has
been going on essentially, since
vaccines first became widely
available, it's gotten worse
rates. He says it again. Here we
go. Right. That's the key.
Right? Right. excess deaths in
Republican voting counties are
more than 150% Greater than
those in democratic counties.
The author's note and quote the
gap in excess death rates
between Republicans and
Democrats is concentrated in
counties with low vaccination
rates and only materializes
after vaccines become widely
available.
The finally fixes at the end
their vaccines, what's wrong
with him? Vaccines
kind of see what he was, what he
was on. He was alluding to when
he saw this bhcc ind on a
teleprompter that he's reading
from what was he thinking?
I think there's there's a job
for a young person replaced
Chris Hayes. He's losing it.
Very sad.
He's lost a long time ago. He's
He's lost and he's really rather
a rudderless ship without his
mentor. working all the time.
Now part of us just starting the
air part of
the problem, which will only get
worse as technology. We're just
going back to why people don't
work can't work don't want to
work. And it wouldn't be a no
agenda show without hyping up
the dangers of chat GPT at UPenn
prestigious
Wharton Business School A b b
minus on an exam is pretty good.
But a computer getting that
grade using artificial
intelligence is jaw dropping.
That computer put to use
knowledge that analysts managers
and consultants get paid big
money for. Although it struggled
with sixth grade math. At the
University of Minnesota Law
School chat GPT averaged a c
plus on long exams. Although
professors noticed suspiciously
perfect grammar. New York City
and Seattle school systems have
banned its use on department
devices. And why you set up a
task force within a week to do
with it.
Now you go chat GPT chat up to
you. Sounds like somebody
also, when you think about a
job, what are the great jobs
that we know what's out is
Teacher lame ass teachers.
What's out is police. Are you
kidding me? You're not gonna be
a cop? Are you? No, no, no
firemen and not so. Now I think
there's still people who want to
be a doctor or a dentist or a
nurse. Maybe a hot librarian.
But really the jobs are sports
star
sports wanted hot librarian,
sports star, you know,
basketball, influencer. I mean,
this is the obvious job.
Influencer is a big job. And
absolutely, it's a huge job. So,
you know, that's what that's
what the kids see. I want to be
like that guy on him or her on
Instagram and, and and when I
say hot librarian The reason I
say that is because everyone
uses the filters on the tick
tock and the reels and in the
Instagram. So you can look hot,
but not if you go out. You can
not only look hot at home, and
here's another one makeup tips,
how to how to do your makeup,
how to do cooking. Everyone is
so creative. I mean, there's so
many jobs in these tech firms,
which I will say is going away.
I unloaded the theory on Rogen
Wednesday, which is on yesterday
about tick tock very, very
polarizing theory to a lot of
people. What was the theory?
What we have is that tic tock is
in the problem is not China is
that they're eating Silicon
Valley's learned Oh, yeah,
no, that's Yep. Da David Foley,
David Foley said,
Dude, you're that bit is
trending on Tik Tok? Well, of
course, of course it is. But
people like no man that it's
China is China.
Well, okay, that brings me joy
as you change the subject. That
brings me to the point of a
question that showed up on the
no agenda social. You had a
chunk of your interview, leaped
out.
It was great. It was almost a
Monty Python skit. And what
happened is, we were talking
about centralized another
polarizing thing. When I say
hey, man, Elon Musk himself, has
said that he wants to turn
Twitter into x.com He wants to
build a better PayPal, we've
played the clips, he has
verbatim said that. And, and I
said hey, could be his own coin
or could be the central bank
digital currency. And I say that
based on the fact that
everything he does turns into a
government project everything
thing as far as I know, oh, no,
you can't say that about Elon.
Oh, no. So, yeah. Because you
can't say and Joe was the one
who said, Oh, you So Elon could
be a Trojan horse. So yes,
possible. I didn't even say it.
Two people are pissed off at me
because Elon Yeah, he's the man.
And so I was talking about
Mastodon, and said, there's a
difference between someone
getting kicked off of Twitter
and off of these centralized
systems. And Mastodon said, when
I kick someone off our own
server for being a dick on our
own server, they can take their
followers and stuff and you
know, they don't lose anything.
And don't take away your right
to speech, you can just do it
somewhere else. And then I gave
an example of the guy that I
kicked off recently, and I gave,
I've said, the three words that
I took issue with, not that
those three words are a big
problem. But if that's all
you're doing all day long, I'm
not interested. And when we were
done with the interview, Joe
pretty much said, Look, man, if
we leave that word in that, then
it will either become the entire
focus of what we what we talked
about. And probably Spotify will
take it off. He didn't say that
in those terms, but it would be
a problem. And you can't just
drop the audio because I think
they create transcripts
automatically. And then, you
know, I actually said, Well, why
don't you blow up my mouth, drop
the audio. It'll be hilarious.
No one will know what I said.
There was kind of my idea. But
the funny thing was, it happened
as we were talking about
censorship. And just before an
ad played, it was it was like
Monty Python esque. I thought it
I thought it turned out pretty
good.
That's hilarious. Are you being
facetious? No, I think it's very
funny. Because the point is that
the reason that he's on Spotify
is because he's going to be
censored. To some degree,
Cherie. Yeah. Okay, because it's
really like mainstream media,
you can't have certain things
you just can't do you. Not
allowed. But why is it not
allowed? Because of advertisers?
Exactly. There's no other
reason. I mean, in a normal, if
it was a value for value model,
you do what you want. And then
if you don't like it, they just
stop supporting the show, which
is what's happening to us. And
which is pointing that out,
because our donations are
lagging and month of January.
But that's different than an
advertiser telling you what to
do. And so you're circumspect
toward if you or not,
or people using advertisers,
like we heard from Richard
Edelman, to, you know,
manipulate what the platform is
doing.
Yeah. So what you do, but that's
what you do. That is exactly was
anything weird about what you
do. But if you do, but I don't
think me I think the complaint
that we generally have about the
mainstream media and advertising
and, and the manipulation of the
public. I think that's a little
bit I think that's what you do,
but you could still at least try
to do your job and try to maybe,
you know, not be a complete
stooge, like it was for Pfizer,
or the drug, the big pharma
everybody going along with
whatever they want you to do,
because their advertising is so
onerous. Now, I
will say, I will say that we
talked about vaccines about
deaths about all and we didn't,
that was not a problem. And Joe
does have a lot of power. He has
a lot of power, he can pretty
much do anything he wants. By
the way, he's still I think, I
believe he's probably still
irked about the being called out
for using horse Metis talked
about it we there was in that
context. We talked about it.
It's in the head to Sanjay Gupta
on and Joe says Why did everyone
lie about that? And Sanjay Gupta
is brainless.
His brain went bald. No, it
didn't do that. It was just the
opposite. He was jacked up so he
could defend himself off i don't
know i don't believe it. Let me
go back and check with the
office.
Check with HQ. But advertising
is under attack in a different
way. With big tech and and I'm I
have some thoughts about this.
We actually share the story with
each other in between shows
Justice Department has filed a
second antitrust lawsuit against
Google, the DOJ is seeking to
break up what it calls Google's
monopoly over digital
advertising technology. In 2020,
the DOJ filed another antitrust
suit accusing Google of abusing
its dominance over online
searches. That case is expected
to go to trial in September,
Google said today the DOJ is
doubling down on a flawed
argument that would slow
innovation, raise fees and hurt
small businesses and publishers.
What do we think this is about?
Is it really about smile
advertisers really
discussed this a bit on DH
unplugged
Where were you also plug no
agenda show? Uh, no agenda
show.com instead of.net, by the
way,
just it links,
links, links,
links. I did that. I'm terrible
at times actually make that
mistake, but I know it links I
don't worry, no worries, no
worries. Now the this bet
baffles me too, because I am
watching this as like, you know,
this is like, what did Google do
or not do? Did they drop their?
Their, their lobbying budget a
little bit because that have a
huge lobbying buzzard budget,
are they not giving enough free
rides under one of 3767 jets
that they own? Maybe there's a
couple of you know, they need to
give kick in that give that
contribute that jet to some free
rides for Nancy? Perhaps.
I mean, this has to be one of
those are closely related
options.
Because I don't see that there's
anything else going on here?
That is not been already been?
We've gone over a million times.
And of course, the EU has been
nailing or maybe we just need
some extra money from them. The
EU because the EU has been
soaking Google Google every time
they get a chance. And, you
know, maybe we could use a few
of those bucks over here in our
treasury. Why is the EU get all
that money? I don't know.
Well, as I was thinking about
it, you know, back to back to
the basic thesis of tic toc
winning. I have a feeling that
is related to that. Okay, we're
going to do platform Tiktok for
you. We're going to tell
everyone that it and even Joe
was so convinced, well wait a
minute, they track everything.
They track keystrokes and other
computers. And I said, Dude, you
really think that no one else
does that? Really? Yeah. Really?
Of course, they all do that. Of
course. They're all tracking it.
Maybe it's a Okay, time for you
to give something back here. Or
you know, we're trying to help
you Google because we all know
that. Tick tock is where people
search for stuff. Now. If you
want a great restaurant, search
on tick tock, look at the short
videos of people showing you the
food Google loses in search with
the kids. Maybe it's you know,
you know, maybe you're just not
like you say not we need more
money, maybe more lobbying. It
is after all, Marco Rubio and
Holly and all of these all these
people who are doing this for
Google and for meta. And maybe
meta will get some hassle as
well. Possible.
I think medicine Yeah, it could
be I have three clips that kind
of lead to something that's
conclusive that might have
something to do with this. Okay.
And these are the clips about it
because they're making a fuss
about this. A Bolsonaro is in
Florida. Oh, really? He's living
with a one of those MMA
fighters, UFC fighters.
Now, why not?
Well, he's apparently one of the
superstars. And he's a
Brazilian, and he has his
mansion. And he says, you know,
you want to stay someplace stay
here. And so it's like, you
know, the way it works, I guess.
Yeah. And so he's in and it's in
Orlando, even though I didn't
want to leave this clip in
because it's from NPR. They
tried to imply that he's right
next door to Trump was nowhere
near Orlando. But okay. All
right. But let's listen to these
clips because this is kind of
interesting. But the third clip
is the Whoa clip, which is like
then they just ignore they just
overlook and I think this might
have something to do with it.
Because suddenly you just said
let's play Bolsonaro in Florida,
NPR,
January 8 rocked Brazil. That is
the day when 1000s of supporters
of Scheier Bolsonaro stormed
Congress and the Supreme Court
and the presidential office.
Bolsonaro had tried and failed
in his bid for re election as
President his supporters claimed
with no evidence that rigged
Brazilian officials are now
investigating events that
triggered the riots, but there's
one key player missing Bolsonaro
himself. The now ex president is
now living in Florida, where he
makes regular appearances poses
for photos with supporters and
keeps a conspicuous distance
from Brazil's a peaceful and
pure NATIONAL SECURITY
CORRESPONDENT Sergio Olmos
visited the Florida neighborhood
where Bolsonaro is staying. Hey
there, Sergio. Hey, hey, so tell
me more. We're
exactly Hey, this is a new way
of interface. So hey there Hey
there, John. Hey, so hey, tell
me just a new NP we
I've been playing a lot of NPR
close but this has been going on
for years and I just beyond me.
Hey, hey, hey, now.
Hey now, NPR NATIONAL SECURITY
CORRESPONDENT series. You're
almost visited the Florida
neighborhood where Bolsonaro is
staying. Hey there, Sergio. Hey,
Mary Louise. Hey. So tell me
more. Where exactly is he in
Florida.
So he's staying at a vacation
home owned by a Brazilian MMA
fighter in a suburb outside of
Orlando, near Walt Disney World.
There's a few dozen people that
go see him every day there was
40 to 50 people when I was there
last week. Seeing him there's a
mix of emotions among the crowd.
It's like seeing a celebrity or
going to church people park
their cars on the on a on a dirt
road. Outside the skate
community. They a lot of them
are rental cars, they walk past
the security gate to get in and
wait patiently on the sidewalk
outside of his house. And
they're they're dressed up
again, like they're going to
church, very nice families,
kids. Some people bring
Brazilian flags with them. It's
a really wholesome atmosphere.
There's this informal schedule
where Bolsonaro come out in the
morning and again in the
afternoon, and people kind of
wait around to see exactly what
time will come out. And we saw
him come out and people were
just aghast to see the ex
president.
It's kind of like Punxsutawney
Phil.
Yeah. So he, so this is kind of
a funny scene. It sounds like a
game where they continue.
Sorry. Every day, he comes out
twice a day and greets
supporters. Yeah. And
it's informal. It's not
guaranteed. So people are kind
of waiting to talk to each
other. Like, has it come out
today? What time and you
can't buy tickets for it,
unfortunately, skip the line,
skip the line,
stuff like that. All right. So
you were there one afternoon,
tell me tell me what that moment
was like what you saw?
Yeah, most of the people that
are resilient expats, some are
visiting the US, and they're
from Brazil, and they stop off
to see him. It's near Walt
Disney World again. So it's kind
of like a tourist attraction in
some ways. And then some of the
people who who I saw there, were
just staying in the area to
vacation resort kind of area.
And we saw a group of people
walking by and asked, Who is
this man that everyone's taking
pictures with? And they were
stunned to learn the foreign
president, Brazil, and they got
in the queue and took a photo
with them as well.
In the queue. In the queue?
Yeah, we have to use those two
terms. British words. Yeah. In
the queue, everybody
in the queue. Okay. So they go
on a Yak and Yak and we you know
about the whole thing. And then
they bring up this is the last
clips a minute clip, and they
just kind of ignore what the
importance of what they're going
to what I'm playing here, the
importance of this clip relates
back to what you just said, and
or what one of the clips you
were referring to, but listen to
this and then ponder it in ways
that they're not pondering it.
People were happy to talk and
they aren't deterred by the
riots of January 8, eighth,
there's some of these people
that are in Orlando, visiting
him, obviously, are some of his
most fervent supporters. They
don't see any kind of thing
wrong with January 8. And one
thing that really struck me was
talking to people there was
their media died the role of
social media. So many supporters
are telling me that at this
point, they almost exclusively
get their news from social media
where of course, theories and
fake news. look just like real
news. Here's what one supporter
Lee Sutton told me. She was
visiting Florida from Brazil.
Yeah, because
television was a massive TV
ralliers newspaper magazine.
Nobody says says not seeing
social media. So social media
only you have to follow all the
bills on the US believe
Instagram, Twitter. Be all of
them.
And we saw this with January 8,
like January 6 here in the
United States, the role of
social media played in ramping
up supporters and spreading
disinformation.
Ah, yes. Okay. Hmm. Google, get
in line. Twitter Get in line.
Actually, I have a clip about
Twitter getting in line. This is
a European Commission vice
president for values and
transparency
after Mr. Musk took over Twitter
with his freedom of speech
absolutism. We are the
protectors of freedom of speech
as well. But at the same time,
that's the funniest thing I've
heard. We are the protectors of
freedom of speech as well shut
up
after Mr. Musk over Twitter with
his famous absolutism.
We got to keep that in that
torture, that torture.
We are the protectors of freedom
of speech as well. But at the
same time, we cannot accept, for
instance, the illegal content
online. Our message was clear.
We have the rules, which has
superior to have to be complied
with. And otherwise there will
be sanctions. I think that the
confidence has been weakened.
And I had quite a high level of
confidence when it comes to
Twitter. I have to say that we
worked with knowledgeable
people, with the lawyers with
sociologists who understood that
they have to behave in some
decent way not to cause really
big harm to this it I always
felt that this this notion of
responsibility was there. So
this is what I don't feel from
Elon Musk personally, but but we
will see he was invited to the
European Parliament. I'm I
wonder whether it will happen.
Yeah, they all want control.
It's gonna be a tough one for
Ilan.
They want to listen to a couple
of things about the Brazilian
commentary, especially that
woman, the Brazilian that was
talking about magazines and
newspapers being useless. Yes.
She said a couple of things that
were interesting here. And
before I mentioned, I should
mention that the Brazilians, as
part of the Portuguese culture,
but probably an extreme example,
are the most sociable people in
the world.
Yeah, they're, they're not on
they're not really on social
media all the time. Are they?
Yeah. Oh, they
are. Because you remember that
that project that was years ago?
Or cut? Which was
Oh, you're right. It was the
there was the Brazilian
transsexuals that took over and
Google quit.
Yeah, that's the way it was like
to be portrayed. But it wasn't
the Brazilian trick. It was
everybody. Okay, the Brazilians
are, they're sociable people as
a like, Well, I used to go there
a lot, because I was writing for
one of the magazines down there.
And I would go down there and
strangers would set up a party
around me. Because they set up a
party run anyone is, hey, let
him know. You're
the big bosses. Come on, let's
set up a party. But if you want
to go to Brazil, let me know,
I'll tell one person. Don't put
a party around you. Because they
like to party. That's what they
do. They party, they socialize,
they talked a chat they going
out they have restaurants and
that I mean, it's just it's
lively. Let's put it that way.
And Karneval if you see movies
of it, or anything is
unbelievable. So so they're
sociable. So social media will
always play a role. But But I
think it's it's a tip of the of
the spear. Because when she says
that it did look tidbit that she
had in there, she said, we only
get our news from social media.
And this she mentioned from
people we trust.
Google net casts you trust from
people you love.
Yeah. So. So there was there's a
trust factor. So in other words,
if you're going to be providing
news like we do, you have to be
trusted. And we are we have a
lot of people that write us and
say, you know, I gave up on the
newspapers that their mainstream
media stinks. That's exactly
what this woman said. Yeah, yes.
That's what we hear too, because
we and we go out of our way to
be accurate. Mostly by
deconstructing let people do
their own thing in every way.
And we also have people boots on
the ground and the rest. But
this is a big deal. And and in
fact that they would pay little
attention to it at NPR, knowing
that there I target, along with
the M 5am. Of this change this
cultural change, which is
doesn't surprise me that it
would start in Brazil. But I
think this is universal. I think
this is a big deal. And I think
this is part of the TIC tock
problem. And I think this is
maybe what's got something to do
with this Google event that's
taking place where they're going
after Google for some reasons.
This sum up
or cut what I'm reading from the
book of knowledge orkut was a
social networking service owned
and operated by Google. I think
they purchased it, didn't they?
They bought No I think they I
think this was a home group
grown I could be wrong.
Owned and operated by Google.
The service was designed to help
users meet new and old friends
and maintain existing
relationships. The website was
named after its creator, Google
employee orchid. buco Coco
Cockington. Cheese. Well, it's
be you with an ohm loud why you
with an OOM? Loud, que Ko was an
OOM loud k t e n. B O'Connor.
Orca was one of the most visited
website Turkish in India and
Brazil. In 2008, Google
announced that orchid will be
fully managed and operated in
Brazil by Google Brazil in the
city of Baylor or his or his
auntie, and was decided due to
the large Brazilian user base
and bass and growth of legal
issues. June 30 2014, Google
announced it would soon be
closing or cut on September 30.
No new accounts could be
created. Blah, blah, blah, blah,
blah. And they said
another example of Google
dropping the ball on something
they actually did, right.
The legal issues were stemmed
from Bombay's High Court serving
a notice on Google for allowing
a hate campaign against India.
Hmm huh. So you're right. I'm
sorry. That was the meme was
that they didn't like to the
Brazilian transsexuals. That was
my bed on that. And I'll never
use that term again.
The term I'm hoping you're
referring to as my bad
that's what I said my bed.
Brazilian federal judge Jose
Marcos Linder ordered Google to
release by September 28 orkut
users information of a list of
about 24 Brazilian nationals
believed to be using orca to
sell drugs and involved in
China. I'll pornography. The
shutdown here we go Google
announced or Kobe shutting down
completely, users could export
their photo albums. And Okay
Google engineering director,
Paolo goldgar. GoGear said in a
blog post over the past decade
Facebook, YouTube blogger and
Google Plus have taken off,
took off and went, by the way.
So what is the difference
between Google Plus or what they
tried to do? It's Google Plus.
And by the way, I'll tell you,
no CEO should know this. If you
set up something that says you
set up a shop and one way and
it's pretty much doing so and
then you kill it, and then set
up a similar operation, people
aren't going to go to it, they
just see and say, Hey, you just
gonna kill it. What kind of
thinking is this Google Plus was
how different was it from
orchid?
Well, the issue is the issue is
they couldn't get Western people
to use it that if that happens,
you know, just sometimes stuff
just happens at community forums
and, and no one else will come
in. Oh, that's the Brazilian
transsexuals. I don't know what
the what the problem was. But
that just didn't work. And of
course, they've never been able
to have any success with that.
There was something else kind of
technology related in, in
Brazil. Of course, the ex
criminal Lula, one quote, air
quotes the election. Check this
out
a warm welcome in Buenos Aires,
the hugs a sign of renewed
friendship between South
America's leading powers with
the Jair Bolsonaro years over
Luis Inacio Lula de Silva is
forging an alliance with
cooperation agreements in
various sectors, including
energy, education and health.
The two Presidents left his
allies want to create a common
currency for trade.
We don't know how a common
currency between Argentina and
Brazil could work. But what we
do know is how economies work
when they depend on foreign
currencies to be able to trace.
We know how harmful that is.
What do you think the chances
are, that will be a central bank
digital peso?
I thought it'd be the marrow.
How about the south of marrow?
Oh, man, the marrow. Do you know
when that America was floated?
That was really around 2009. A
lot of times it was way before
No. But people started talking
about it. When the when the h
one n one hit. There was there's
a really interesting, I put it
in the show notes as a website
that that has all these clips
like mini clips, mini mini cuts,
mini super cuts that are so
analogous to COVID only in 2009.
Coincidentally, when we also had
a big financial problem is just
play one of these short ones.
Each one and one virus is made
1000s of people across the
country sick, many have died,
and some worry that it could
grow into a full blown pandemic.
Well, one state the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts is preparing
for that with a very
controversial bill,
Massachusetts proposing
legislation that would allow
police to forcefully quarantine
residents and even impose
martial law without a warrant.
back now with two quick updates
on a story that began this
broadcast last night the
predicted quick and rapid spread
of swine flu in this country and
around the world. The US
military considering a plan that
could establish regional
military teams to assist
civilian authorities in the
event of a major outbreak of the
virus this fall. What do you
think of the vaccination?
Yeah, that's the I have more
concern about the vaccine than I
do about the swine flu. It's
been rushed to market there are
high levels of adjuncts, which
basically make it more potent
make so they can it's kind of a
unrefined method that they use.
They have these high levels of
these adjuncts including by
Marisol
adjuvants. I know you said it
wrong. Kind of eerily similar.
Oh, yeah, then playbook. And we
and we identified that as a
playbook, which is one of the
reasons why we were extremely
skeptical, extremely skeptical,
why we need this. This is the
advantage, even though it's hard
to imagine, but it's
hard to imagine an advantage for
the vow of poverty. We took
just two advantages, as you
mentioned that we have the vow
of poverty. In other words, we
don't take advertising. Yeah,
and the other thing is time in
service. So doing 15 years and
seeing a repetition of this
exact same process, two or three
times is an advantage because it
can push you point back as
nobody does. instead.
So let me see where we are. We
were gonna do one donation block
again and won't be too long.
That's kind of the good news for
everybody. But there are things
now so we got the shutdown, we
got the mandates, you know,
although not governmentally
mandated mandated for companies
and for a of course, for
government positions, except for
the FDA and CDC, for some
reason, very odd. And now we
have we got the inflation which
did not happen after 2009
Because we just said, oh, you
know what, we'll just kind of
lower interest rates, free
money, everybody, we will grow
like crazy, which we did. Now
that free money train is over.
And so now we have crime and we
have people getting shot up and
killed in California of all
places where the gun laws are
extremely tough. And then you
have just little little nuggets
like this
getting money out of the ATM is
getting less convenient for some
bank customers. Chase Bank is
now locking some of its ATM
vestibules in New York City in
the early evening. Now they were
previously open 24/7 Chase
blames rising crime and vagrancy
other smaller banks have made
the same change.
So the ATM is going away there
goes your cash. I mean, they're
just gonna have to shut that
down. I mean, we shutting down
MC stabby. We're shutting down
Starbucks because of the crime
and druggies in California just
hanging out in front of it. But
there's a little more to it. Now
we have the technological edge,
because we barely had the
iPhones the last time this
happened, maybe for a year or
two. And now you've got this
story
this morning. The owner of two
of the most famous venues in New
York is under scrutiny for using
facial recognition technology to
deny entry to certain people.
New York Attorney General
Letitia James has sent a letter
to MSG entertainment owner of
Madison Square Garden and Radio
City Music Hall requesting
information about its use of the
technology your ticket is not
valid. Multiple lawyers who are
already involved in litigation
against MSG say the company used
facial recognition to bar them
from events. Larry Hutcher says
his Knicks season tickets were
revoked last year after MSG
removed his colleague from a
game at Madison Square Garden at
the time archers law firm
represented ticket resellers who
were suing MSG,
there is no rational, legal,
moral or any explanation that
you could give that would
justify the action that Madison
Square Garden has taken.
Kelly Conlon says she tried to
attend a Rockettes show around
the holidays. But she says the
venue scanned her face and
stopped her from entering her
firm happened to be working a
case against one of msgs
restaurants James writing MSG
entertainment cannot fight their
legal battles in their own
arenas. A representative for MSG
said the policy does not
unlawfully prohibit anyone from
entering our venues. We are
merely excluding a small
percentage of lawyers only
during active litigation. But
the practice is raising ethical
and legal questions with
potential ripple effects far
beyond New York,
it is very dystopian, it is very
1984 ish. How far is this
technology going to go? That
people are going to be able to
use this type of technology to
to take action that is clearly
not what it was originally
intended. It's
frightening. Hey, that's groovy
in it.
I have actually mixed feelings
about Okay. And by the way, I
had that clip of that this began
with that woman, which was the
last one they mentioned in that
group and I had a clip on it.
It's not like that woman months
ago. It was just a woman who was
involved in the law case, she
worked at a law firm that was
suing MSG can nothing to do with
the suit or or even at branch to
the firm was one of these big
giant law firms, but they kept
her face and what she saw she
wanted to come into some
something with her. I think it
was a ballet or something like
Nutcracker with her daughter
wouldn't that's
exactly what they said the Radio
City Music Hall.
And so that was the first
episode of this was been going
on. So as a couple of things,
though, for example, if you're
going if you're in a venue and
you you're a nuisance, and they
throw you out for life, which
has been done, especially in New
York venues, just like your
unruly drunk at a Yankees game,
which is pretty much redundant.
Right? But they take draw you
out for life. I don't see that
it's a problem that they
monitor, you're coming into
their private venue. Personally,
I
totally agree. But what you
heard is a guy was not let in
because his buddy was rude,
unruly in his box or whatever.
He had a section or a box or
whatever, or
the woman in the law firm. I
agree that those two are I think
that's actionable. I think they
can be sued.
Well, that that woman that
lawsuit has been around Well, I
mean, nothing's been determined
yet. And I just disagree. I
don't I think that the
technology is taken over there
now pressuring companies Look,
we're gonna get rid of Tik Tok.
So Google you better pony up,
we're gonna screw with you. Meta
Gosh knows where we're Facebook
and an Instagram and all that
will go. Elon Musk, you know,
the old there is no way out for
him with advertising just no
way. It's not going to work
anymore. So his plan of x.com
Better Work. And I'll just stick
on the technology and then I'll
get off of it because something
very interesting happened this
week. I don't know if they
probably happened on Wednesday.
Did you see what happened with
the with the New York Stock
Exchange? Note? Check it out.
Bob, what do we know?
Yeah, hi, I am just walking
around on the floor talking to
people. And as David has noted,
there's a lot of strange prices.
I don't have an answer. I talked
to Michael algorand, who runs
for trading, he's going upstairs
into a meeting. It seems like
there was a systemic sort of
issue with the prices. Now we
don't know for sure. But walking
around just talking to the
designated market makers and
looking at prices. Some
companies, some stocks appear to
have opened up, limit up limit
down. Some had incorrect prices.
And we're just trying to still
sort through exactly what's
going on. I don't quite know,
you know, this has been fairly
rare for occurrence. Like
there's some kind of technical
or technological issue. And
that's what it looks like, at
the NYSC has hadn't had has not
happened in a very, very long
time. So I think that this was
primarily not related to anybody
with pricing on the floor or
anybody else doing something. It
was a technological issue. And
we're still sorting it out. I'm
gonna go over here and talk
again to the designated market
makers team, the floor
officials, Carl, I'll see what I
can get you in the next couple
of
minutes. So that's just as it
happens, CNBC clearly knows
nothing. Don't know what's
happened. You can see it was
very confused hasn't happened a
long time. What's going on?
Luckily, we have a follow up
from Yahoo. Quote,
we haven't seen this in years
traders and market watchers
reacted in open jobs shock at
this morning's market moves, the
New York Stock Exchange
apparently suffering a quote,
glitch. Now, that's
pretty incredible took me by
surprise, Jared flickery has
been all over it for us today,
Jared, what happened and what
has
gone forward? Going forward, I
don't think we have a lot to
worry about probably a one off
here. But we should review this
affected 252 names, this is only
about a third to a quarter of
them. And at the opening
auction. And that's basically
the opening bell here you have
trades that are supposed to be
matched. And that did not occur.
And so you had all this
liquidity, if you can think of
the bids up here and the offers
down here, all that vanish. So
that by the time the exchanges
got some information from the
New York Stock Exchange, it was
too late, a bunch of trades had
executed way above and way below
the prices. So in a bunch of
these big names like Walmart,
Taiwan, semi, Exxon Mobil, a lot
of those trades are going to be
canceled. And we just found that
out a few minutes ago, when we
got this notice from the New
York Stock Exchange, not going
to go into all the details. But
basically, any stock or any
security that was subjected to
these trades early on today, if
they were out of those
volatility bands probably going
to be decayed or just
overturned. This is a this is a
fact of life. It happens they
weren't supposed to happen in
the first place. perfectly
legal, legal, erroneous trade
happens. And now they're going
to be canceled. But if you think
you were affected, make sure you
check your account statements,
you're going to have only a few
days to probably review. And if
there are any problems correct
the situation
and I look forward to hopefully
a deconstruction on the next DHT
on plug unplugged. From what I
understand. You could not short
the market at the open when this
happened. That's suspicious to
me. It's like we know there's a
plunge protection team. But man,
could they actually just stop
the shorting on the big stocks
that might have had some bad
news?
Well, there was no moment to
short but I mean, it wasn't like
everyone was getting ready to
short the market. I think this
is the Russians.
You I can hear your phone off
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So I think it's the Russians,
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having me, I may resubmit.
We have a couple of things.
Where are we? Oh, we got plenty
of time. That's right. Everybody
has time for tank talk on the no
agenda show.
I'm glad we got to jingles.
Thank
you, Steve Jones. I kind of like
my play it again. I'm liking it.
Welcome. I see you have a couple
of tank top clips if I may.
Maybe I should just get started
here. And she I think this might
be an interesting one. This one
How about Martha Raddatz out
of the war in Ukraine. And
tonight news from President
Biden significant new support
for Ukraine in the form of
Abrams tanks being sent to help
them fight back against the
Russians. The US will send 31
Abrams tanks to Ukraine. Today,
Germany and other NATO Allies
now saying they will send
leopard tanks as well. Those
things could get there even
sooner. Our chief global affairs
correspondent Martha Raddatz
tonight on why this is so
significant, as Ukraine's
defense minister says these
tanks will be an iron fist
against Russian lines.
Tonight with the war in Ukraine
about to enter its second year,
the Russians now braced to face
a fiercer Ukrainian foe, armed
with sophisticated battle tanks
with greater firepower greater
lethality.
Abrams tanks are the most
capable tanks in the world and
will enhance the Ukraine's
capacity to defend his territory
to achieve strategic objectives.
President Biden announcing the
US will send 31 Abrams tanks,
and the Germans are releasing 14
of their leopard tanks. With up
to 60 more leopards sent from
other European countries. The
Pentagon had been reluctant to
send American tanks because they
are expensive, complex and hard
to operate. But the offer was
finally made today in part to
give Germany political cover
during enforcement a change. We
want to make sure we're all
together. So we're going to do
all that we're doing right now.
The German tanks should begin
arriving within weeks the Abrams
could take up to a year since
the US is building new ones for
the Ukrainians not taking them
from the US stockpile. President
Solinsky had requested 300
tanks, but today tweeted his
thanks to President Biden
calling it another powerful
decision and an important step
on the path to victory. As for
those Abrams tanks, they are
faster have precision fire and
are far superior to most of the
Soviet era tanks the Russians
are using.
That's a couple of things.
That's the baseline there I
guess. Yeah, a
couple of things. And there was
a new piece of information in
there but a couple of things.
One is that I'm surprised they
used iron fist because because
of as Alinsky also said, my
favorite line which was a fist
of tanks. Yes, finger fist of
tanks and
stuff. Thanks. Thank you. Thank
you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank
you.
I'll say I would just this whole
thing's a fiasco what
he said thanks, but it came out
tanks.
So here is the Hold on a second.
All right, this makes me feel
better. So here's Kirby on PVH
barbicide not PBS. But NPR. This
is on NPR Says the
guy who was the spokes hole for
the Pentagon and now he's kind
of a general.
I mean, he's disposable for the
National Security Council.
Right. But
he does a lot of this from the
podium.
Yeah, because he's like the guy
they're trying to get rid of
this other woman but you know,
they don't want to look racist.
And you know, practicing white
supremacy by putting this guy up
there all the time. Why they her
out, so they can't do that. So
here he is, talking with an
interview on NPR, trying to
explain the whole thing and he
is a Flim Flam guy. He never
really answered his questions.
He's full of shit. This guy
these should be ashamed of
himself as a Navy officer, but
especially an admiral but here
we go. And the real question is
why last week, there was no
chance of them getting tanks.
Now. We had tanks what happened?
It's official American tanks are
headed to Ukraine. The US is
sending 31 Abrams tanks a move
designed to help Ukraine defend
its territory and also designed
to send A message to Russia, the
US and its allies are committed
to the fight. The expectation
on the part of Russia is we're
going to break up. We're not
going to stay united. But we are
fully thoroughly totally United
President Biden announcing the
move today at the White House,
which is where we now find John
Kirby, the President's spokesman
on the National Security
Council. He joins us live John
Kirby. Welcome back.
Thank you so much, Mary. Louise,
good to be with you.
Good to have you with us.
Ukraine, as you know, has been
calling for tanks all through
this war, the US resisted and
resisted and resisted Weisen
them now. Well, we never
took tanks off the table. And
tanks, frankly, have been in
discussion for months. But this
was a discussion that we had not
only with the Ukrainians, but
with our allies and partners.
And we want to make sure with
every system we send, that we're
sending systems appropriate to
the fight that the Ukrainians
are in, in the fight that we
think they're going to be in the
coming weeks and months. And
this decision today is really,
you've got to take a couple of
steps back and look at it in the
context of the Combined Arms
training that we're doing with
Ukrainian battalions right now
outside the country, they
believe and we believe they're
right to believe that in the
spring in the summer months,
that they are they're going to
face Russia coming back in an
offensive way and that they want
to be able to conduct offensive
operations of their own and they
want to do it in a combined arms
fashion, which means you need to
maneuver in open terrain and on
vast parts of ground and that
means you need armored
capabilities like the Bradley's
and the strikers we sent and
then of course includes tanks.
So this decision was really the
culmination of weeks of
diplomatic conversations about
how do we help Ukraine in the
fight that we expect them to be
in when the winter fades and
spring and summer months come?
The fighting season is back.
So that's uh, you know, he did
question was last week you said
no way tanks. Yeah. And now it
could so he just goes on and on
and on. He's really good at this
by the way. Yeah, he's gonna be
a much better guy from the real
podium if they get rid of John
Pierre clan Damn.
Karina Karina, Sean Pierre
VanDamme.
Yeah. All right. Onward.
But on the Abram specifically
the Pentagon's top policy guy
this is Colin Cole told
reporters just last week that
the US was not going to send a
I'm sorry,
what is what kind of role are
you as the Pentagon's top policy
guy? What does that even mean?
It means you're getting my big
check for doing nothing okay.
But on the Abram specifically
the Pentagon is top policy guy
this is Colin Cole told
reporters just last week that
the US was not going to send
Abrams to Ukraine because
they're too hard to maintain. He
said and I quote, the Abrams
tank is a very complicated piece
of equipment. It's expensive.
It's hard to train on, John
Kirby, are these things no
longer true? All those things
are still true. Mary Louise,
John Kirby, Mary Louise, John
Kirby, Mary Louise, John Kirby,
Mary Louise, John Kirby and Mary
Louise, what
are you doing here?
And we have been nothing but
open and transparent. Certainly
the Pentagon has been about
certain challenges with having,
you know, a foreign military
operate and train and maintain
Abrams tanks. But there are
other countries that that have
purchased Abrams tanks and are
able to operate them. And so
we're confident that the
Ukrainians can get there. I
don't think so. But the
difference is, Ukraine is at
war, when they are in the midst
of an invasion by a hostile
neighboring power, and they are
losing civilians and troops
every day. So we need to make
sure that we tailor the delivery
of Ukraine's in a way I'm sorry,
Abrams, what in any part that we
deliver that, that we tailor the
delivery of Abrams tanks in a
way that the Ukrainians can
absorb it effectively. So that's
why we're going to start with
this potato and that's why it's
going to take many months for
them to get there. But we're not
going to waste time Mary Louise,
we're going to train those
troops. We're going to help them
put in a supply chain process so
that they have the parts and
supplies and the technical
ability to repair these runs.
Great, thanks. Yeah.
It was very confusing. What What
was your your edits and what was
just
oh, they keep going? He keeps
his she keeps calling him John
Kirby constantly and Mary
Louise. Okay, back and forth.
Hi, well, Adam curry the way I
see it is, oh, what do you think
John C. Dvorak?
Well, what I mean, it's what I
think John C. Dvorak is at colon
cow. Kal is a very evil looking
douchebag. From the Pentagon.
Did you look him up? Yeah. What
did you do? What's he do for a
living?
Well, he is officially the
Undersecretary of Defense for
Policy. But he went up during
this while he's a Harvard
University Council on Foreign
Relations, blah, blah, blah. But
he was the Iran deal guy.
Well, the way I see it, the
Pentagon Saying one thing Herbie
in the White House, they're
thinking something else and
there was a content. What she's
trying to do is get him to say,
hey, there's a screw up here,
right?
Yes,
he would. He wouldn't do it now
and honestly what we said
planned all along. So, and then
he's you know, stammering to
which gives the ATO what he's
really, she's pretty good
actually this woman, Mary Louise
or whatever the woman and so she
she's pretty good at pushing at
least trying to get the question
as twice minimally. Let's go to
clip three
now it's not just Abrams that
are headed to Ukraine. This
announcement was made in tandem
with Germany announcing they're
gonna send leopard tanks was the
announcement time to give
Germany cover.
This was a very coordinated
announcement by both the United
States and Germany. I mean, we
we've been talking to our German
counterparts now for many weeks.
Tanks have been certainly on the
agenda. They were on Friday when
Secretary Austin was in Ramstein
on the Ukraine contact group.
And today's announcement was
very much coordinated with with
the Germans as as it should be,
as the President said, we are
are united we want to certainly
appear as though we are united
because again, that's really
important too.
That's pretty funny. We want at
least one at least appear to be
united. That's important to want
to certainly appear as though we
are united because again, that's
really important too. Yeah,
fakery is phony
Kirby. Wait, that was Kirby was
a truth coming out?
Yes, of course, of course. And
she goes on. Yeah. But she knows
she knows his his horse craft
coordinated
with with the Germans as as it
should be, as the President
said, we are our united, we want
to certainly appear as though we
are united. Because again,
that's really important to
know. President Biden went out
of his way not to threaten
Russia today. He stressed this
is about helping Ukraine defend
its own territory. He said, it's
not an offensive threat to
Russia, there is no offensive
threat to Russia. Can you
elaborate on the messaging going
on there? We have
been from the very beginning.
Not interested in having this
war in Ukraine escalate to make
it what Putin claims it is a war
of US versus Russia. It's not.
And we don't want to see the war
escalate to that level, that
wouldn't be good for us. Russia
certainly wouldn't be good for
Ukraine. So the President's
comments today were entirely
consistent with how he has
talked about this war from the
very beginning idiots and the
Russian propaganda today, you
know, they're out there saying
that these tanks are an
escalation that they're an
offensive threat. And the
President wanted to get ahead of
that and make it clear that
they're not now look very loose,
very loose. They are absolutely
a threat to Russian forces
inside Ukraine. They need to
know that they need to
understand that these are very
capable tanks.
Oh, man, he's he's fought. She's
not having it. And it's actually
pretty impressive. Yeah. I mean,
she's not getting anywhere. But
she,
uh, West. She's a West German
woman.
Ah, so that's why she has a
problem with that.
I looked it up. Cuz I said, I
kept saying she SS. It's not
really an accent. But her
presentation style is just, it's
got a little something with her
voice. And I'm thinking who is
this? So I looked her up. And
she is for out originally from
West Germany.
I have some German clips where
we can check that in a minute.
So let's go with the I think
this is the last one. But that's
my
that's my last question. In the
few seconds we have left, I
think a game changer, just the
White House expect these us
tanks to be
what we do, do you think will be
a significant enhanced
capability for Ukraine is all
the armored capability, you've
got to keep it in context of
everything that's being given to
Ukraine here for their combined
arms operations. Right. And the
tanks are a part of that they
are significant, they will have
a significant impact. And that's
why quite frankly, we gave them
the equivalent of one Ukrainian
battalion so that it wasn't a
symbolic gesture, it was
actually have operational
impact.
Okay, okay. She says, Well, this
is very interesting. Here's the
German Foreign Minister, telling
us exactly who this war really
is against and between who, and
therefore I should mention, this
German foreign minister. She
lied about her credentials. He
had to give her diploma back.
She's very young. You just you
just look at it like, oh, man, I
just don't like you. It's one of
those faces.
So she's one of those people
that wormed her way into Office
somehow.
Yeah, not hard at all. Now, also
know that I think we talked
about the debt, the people who
are running in the German
cabinet, there really are a
bunch of losers. You know, the,
the defense minister, she had to
leave the recall because she
were high heels or whatever.
They're just trying to get rid
of people anyway they can. So
she's still in your she is in
the European Parliament, and
therefore
I've said already in the last
days, yes, we have to do more to
defend Ukraine. Yes, we have to
do more also on text. But the
most important and the crucial
part is that we do it together
and that we do not do the blame
game in Europe, because we are
fighting a war against Russia
and not against each other.
Thank you. Oh, okay. Thank you,
Madam
Minister. So not Ukraine against
Russia. We are fighting Russia.
Thank you, Foreign Minister.
That's really great. Now let's
go take a
look ruse up to messaging here
is Deutsche
Avella, German news television.
With a little introduction of a
longer report about the state of
the German military. Germany's
military is short of money,
equipment and stuff. And it has
been for years to goondas
regularly hits the headlines
with embarrassing stories. radio
equipment from the 80s a mass
breakdown of Houma vehicles,
lack of basic underwear and
waterproof jackets and training
not with machine guns but
broomsticks. So when Russia
invaded Ukraine in February
2022, the inspector of the
German Army issued a stark
warning, the Bundeswehr the army
that I have a duty to lead is
standing there more or less
empty handed. It was a wake up
call, the invasion sparked a
massive policy shift. With a war
on European soil, Germany's
military suddenly became a
priority.
So they had no underwear. That
seems pretty basic for your
fighting force. And instead of
training with machine guns, I
use broomsticks. And this is
actually doing this in front of
the I guess the Air Force and
these planes are all decrepit,
and look like crap. I'm sure
it's some internal programming
that's going on for for the
Germans. But this is all very,
very odd what's taking place now
I have two messages from
military people who I know
personally, who are not in
Ukraine, but in surrounding
European states, such as Poland
will be one. And as this is not
really reported on but there are
many mercs in Ukraine, fighting
mercenaries, US mercenaries. My,
my signal timeline is just
filled every day. Oh, this
here's this mercenary got killed
God kill got killed. And now the
mercenaries guys, predominately
guys, there's some women who
will go anywhere to kill for
money. Pretty much. They are
stopping. They are leaving
because they say Ukraine is
losing the corruption is out of
control tanks will not help you
Ukraine. They are running out of
experienced fighters. Now the
second message I got this is
very interesting.
This is from a guy in Poland.
The first one yes. Okay.
Second one,
and the polish that Polish mail
you is really anti Russian. And
it would be so it'd be tilted a
little bit into it would
domestic I don't know what it
what that means?
Well, let me put it this way.
He's not a European now. So
there's mercenaries there. Let
me just repeat that. Here's
here's another one. Just a
little cryptic, but I'll just
read it. Russia is about to buy
all the US gear left behind in
Afghanistan. Russia will
recognize the Taliban will
replace us gear with Russian
made gear. This will include the
latest US night vision goggles,
M rap helicopters, etc. Afghan
soldiers trained by the US left
behind Afghanistan are fighting
on the Russian side against
Ukraine as well.
This was an article in the sun
that went on about that $80
billion were the gear that we
left behind or by us make it
just be straightforward. Biden,
Biden left behind $80 billion in
Humvees and bullets and shoppers
and everything. And you know,
they popped a hole in a couple
of tires that said they're good
to go. And so the Russians,
supposedly according to the son
out of the UK, are eyeballing
this stuff because the Taliban
is not using it. I mean, they
probably use the rifles is a
bunch of AK clays. Yeah, they
shoot the cases. Sure, whatever.
And so the Russians are going to
supposedly it might make sense
that they do a deal with the
Taliban even though they were
once enemies and saying, Look,
we're going to be friends
because no one else is
recognizing you. We're gonna do
that. We're going to give you
some money because you guys are
starving. It's the coldest
winter ever for the last 15
years, I think is what they say.
In Afghanistan. People are dying
in the streets and we'll help
you with some cash. But give us
all this stuff. We just ship it
out of here because it's just
rotting. We're not doing
anything with it. The Russians
get all this gear and attack us
with it. This is classic
American,
not us, Ukraine. I mean,
you know, they attack Ukraine
with it. Yeah, yeah. Well, I'm
sorry. Did I say us?
Yeah, yeah. Little faux pa
there.
But they're gonna attack Ukraine
with it. And this is reminding
me of a story that somebody has
always tried to meet during the
World War Two. The city of
Fresno and most of the cities
around the United States tore up
all their trolley tracks all
over the place to put in buses
at the behest of Firestone
General Motors and I think
Standard Oil if you remember
it's a big scandal all the
trolley tracks are chopped up
and sent to Japan to make
bullets so this kind of thing is
what we're really good at doing.
Yeah, it gear for both sides
comes from us.
But there's a lot of people
catching on to all the you know,
a whole bunch of Ukrainian
officials had to resign wasn't
really big news. I think it was
on in that I think it was an
article kids showed up
I didn't get a close but it does
show a lot of clips about
they're trying to put a clamp
down on on corruption. So they
don't have this reputation,
right. Except
all the pictures that they have.
And all the tweets are of
billionaires Driving Sports cars
getting mansions in Poland
taking luxury vacations, you
know, it's a mess because they
got all the money they got all
the money. We know exactly how
that goes. Then I have now this
is kind of interesting where
we're at now. New York Times US
and NATO scramble to arm Ukraine
and refill their own Arsenal's.
As it turns out, I think I said
on the last show that we
probably have about a week's
worth of ammo and stuff. Now the
New York Times reports on it.
Nine months into the war, the
West fundamental unpreparedness
is set up a mad scramble to
supply Ukraine with what it
needs. We'll also replenishing
NATO stockpiles. As both sides
burn through weaponry and
ammunition at a pace not seen
since World War Two. The
competition to keep Arsenal's
flush has become a critical
front that could prove decisive
to Ukraine's effort. Yeah, yeah.
They kept a stockpile of
ammunition that we already have
and we've given it all away. No,
no, I'm talking about the stuff
that the IRS has. Oh
oh, oh, good one Johnny Boy. I
like that. Yeah, the IRS and
what who else has guns here?
There's a couple of stockpiles
around that we've created it's
not it's
not but the IRS doesn't have
tanks that we know of.
Wow again
Yeah, so the New York Times
report Ukraine fires officials
amid corruption scandal as
allies watch closely. This thing
is melting down into into crap
into crap crap crap. And Fitch.
The ratings agency reports
Ukraine is spiraling towards
default. This is the all of this
has disaster
written all our money back in
this investment that
will make you will make Europe
the EU pay for pay us for.
Somebody's got it, of course.
And then we have some predictive
programming once again from
Deutsche Avella,
Norwegian Navy chief Hoonah,
Anderson inspects a frigate
docked on Norway's western
coast. Ships like these monitor
Norway's territorial waters, and
above all, what lies on the
seabed. Oil and gas pipelines
needed to supply many European
countries.
We can't control everything that
happens underwater. But
information provided by energy
producers, combined with
military intelligence give us a
rather detailed overview of the
pipeline network
below. Norway has to protect
some 9000 kilometres of
underwater pipelines and cables.
And in addition, oil and gas
installations at sea and on
land, Norwegian military forces
are on patrol around the clock.
acts of sabotage are a
legitimate threat. The fear
became more real after parts of
the Nord Stream gas pipelines
were blown up last September
we'll say vulnerable. That's why
last October Norwegian Prime
Minister Jonas garsdale Ha said
Norway's Armed Forces have
heightens their defensive
readiness
so because of course we know
Russia Russia blew up the their
own pipeline. So now now we have
to watch for it and it's gonna
be pipeline needed jingle
pipeline will wars, they're
going to be blowing up pipelines
left and right. This is what
it's really all about. It's all
about the energy who controls
the energy, huge problem,
because the winter didn't turn
out to be as cold as they
expected it to be. So of course,
natural gas prices dropped.
That's not That's not was never
the plan. And I don't know if
it's because we didn't flip on
harp like we agreed to, or
whatever it was, something went
wrong there. So this is, this is
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Well, that's funny, because
there was a clip I think I got
this from France 24, where the
Germans are complaining about
the about the way information is
being passed back and forth and
getting now they're seeing
themselves as being blamed.
blamed when the French don't do
anything. They don't do jack,
they have to have some tank that
they're said to have a tank when
they find the coal to
find the keys and we'll drive
out of here Ukraine Germans
responsibility clip to stop it.
Over the past year, we can say
Paris and Berlin have been more
reticent when it comes to
jumping into to Ukraine's been
more on the fence. more
pragmatic, some could argue,
however, this latest action will
be seen by Moscow, as I said as
an escalation. But last week, I
spoke to an analyst and he said,
if we look ahead, look at peace
talks, for instance, you firstly
to de escalate, and then you can
have peace talks. But it seems
like peace talks are not on the
table right now, when it comes
to to offer importance, really,
for Germany? Well,
I mean, I think that all has to
be seen on the background that
Russia is getting ready for a
new offense. I mean, they
announced that they will
mobilize another couple of
100 1000s of new soldiers that
haven't started yet. But I think
that's something that's on the
horizon. So I think Ukraine is
standing actually with the back
to their walls to the wall. And
they, and we have to help them
here. I mean, on the other hand,
when it comes to France and
Germany, the interesting thing
is that France is actually
giving less aid less weapons to
Ukraine than Germany. And France
is getting away with that much
better. I think that has a lot
to do with the communication
skills skills of Mr. McCraw
Villa tank, or the lack of the
lack thereof by F from Mr.
Schultz.
Why is it just is it does it
just come down to bad
communication on the part of the
Germans that they they get
unnecessarily singled out,
man? What are the chances? What
are the chances that this thing
ultimately devolves into what
always happens with war in
Europe? What are the chances we
wind up the Germans and the
friendship shooting at each
other? It always happens. Every
war is the Germans and the
French.
Well, this would be a convoluted
way of going about it, that's
for sure. But yeah, I mean, it's
always that's it's always that
I'm sure you can figure out some
way where you make that work.
Ah, it's really, really insane.
And where does you know? I'm
seeing and I'm hearing again,
same sources Remember it's
disinformation week, so I'm
probably a Putin puppet. But I'm
seeing and hearing that they are
and I'm seeing video that
they're rounding up 16 and 17
year old boys in Ukraine to be
sent to fight that vid throwing
them in vans, off you go.
Anybody who has a penis is being
rounded up and thrown into the
fight. They can see that this is
horrible. You do is the 60s F
this is a horrible this is what
is the end game besides French?
Well the ham. Yeah, I
mean, you have to if the United
States and this is why I think
we've lost people who are big
supporters of this with a lawyer
Ukraine flag and all Yeah, a lot
of the United States just said
you okay with this has to stop.
It has to stop immediately. I
will. You know, everyone has to
go to the table. We're going to
make a deal here and end this up
tomorrow. That would happen. But
we're armed Helping drag it on
it was almost like, again, full
regularization and rebuild.
Oh, okay, well, they're gonna
get that. But I've already got
to I think I got it there crowd
out is full because some of the
cities haven't been really
touched but the whole air does a
lot of the country has been
realized.
Yes, you're gonna read
and rebuild talks are already
underway. But if they go into
default, and we have a financial
issue here, this is going to be
a problematic, and I hate to use
that word. Yeah. It's gonna be
an issue because what are you
gonna do then who's gonna be
maybe they've the whole idea is
to put them into default. So we
get it all for free.
I'm shocked, shocked to find out
that rehabilitation is going on
here. Ladies and gentlemen, it
is time to
run.
Here's our battle cry. Well,
you're right, everyone is ready.
They've already talked about the
rebuilding. But what will
happen? We're clearly not going
to nuke Moscow. There are nobody
who can Moscow that doesn't make
any sense. So they just wait
until the blue and yellow flag
is waved. Like, oh, well, they
still that's a PR nightmare. How
do you get rid of the Putin
problem? So now you can't
get rid of Putin because it's
not going to happen. They
couldn't get rid of Fidel Castro
did not going to get rid of
Putin. And they're gonna have to
do a deal with him. So I think
the last thing is gonna let a
little more verbalization take
place, get rid of some more
gear. We're never going to build
those tanks for Ukraine. That's
bull crap. We're in there
getting no Bradley tanks that
was just to get rid of some, you
know, put the Germans in a
corner. I'm not sure what the
point of that was. Because it's
not going to happen. They said
so then that report which was
quite interesting. They may not
get the tanks for a year. Well,
they're gonna let this thing
drag on for a year. I don't
think
if if you can weaken Germany to
the extent that they cannot make
you weaken all of the EU, maybe
this whole thing is just America
going Hey, remember, let's Okay.
Now we're getting somewhere. If
maybe the whole idea is just to
weaken the European Union for
whatever purpose I'm sure it's
money or money it's always come
down to money. Isn't that
exactly what happened at the
start of this bull crap in 2014?
Maybe that's that's still in
play after the EU. Maybe we're
It's to bring the whole European
if Germany's down. The EU has
nothing. What do they have
except for if German production
German economy dies which it
seems
it holds up
to EU does?
Everyone knows that me when the
great one UK was involved with
me which were hard to say we
were behind the Brexit but the
Brexit plays into this thesis.
Yeah, definitely. And that
little clip that I had there
about the French, you know, that
kind of hands off on this whole
thing. Like they're doing
something not doing anything.
German being pushed to the limit
here. And now they a lot of the
tanks like the tanks in
Netherlands they may go to
Ukraine to at
least save two and a half tank
or two and a half tanks and get
rid of them. But yeah, could be.
I mean, I liked the idea of
weakening the EU. It's always
been a thorn in the side of the
American market. Yes, just an
economic situation. The idea of
them all ganging up into one big
group and that meant to their
borders and tries to be a big
country we were happy about that
was it was just going to be the
fourth right?
This makes a lot of sense
because we have the EU in
particular, clean Ursula
complaining about the subsidies
that we're giving to our green
energy companies. And they're
complaining they're all over
Davos complaining we can't
compete. Let's compete fairly on
on product and quality. No lady.
No way queen, Ursula, we're out
to screw you. So then when the
EU is weak, and when they're
falling apart, and I'm I also
have a feeling that we have Fifi
Lagarde running the central
bank, she's probably in on it.
Then we get them the new martial
plan and then we own the EU like
our bitch. What do you say? I
like it. Yeah, I don't like it,
but it's what I
kind of like it. Now this
counter. I've never been a fan
of the EU. Here's a counter
offensive.
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by the way, yeah, ready kilowatt
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I only have the one last. And
this replaces the tank tank
tank. So we just like we said,
we're gonna talk about tanks
anymore. We talked about, I'm
happy talking about tanks. A new
thing, of course, is going to be
the F 16 Tomcat. Oh, that's what
they want. Now, this guy never
lets up. You mean Zelinsky?
Yeah. And you're gonna hear this
same kind of tank talk is now
going to be talking about the
fighter jets. And let's play
this clip here, which is Ukraine
more and more and more. I think
there's no mention of it in
here.
Let me just pick up on what Rob
was saying that we've seen this
very intense focus on tanks
recently. In some ways, it's
overshadowed some other key
developments. Ukraine has
received more pledges more heavy
weapons in the past month than
at any time since the war began.
Us and others have promised
patriots and other air defense
systems to guard against Russian
missiles. We've seen hundreds of
armored vehicles that have been
pledged and now the tanks. Now
all of this sends a clear signal
that the US and NATO remain
united, which many had
questioned that that would
happen, and that they're
stepping up support for Ukraine.
In contrast, we've been hearing
that Russia is turning to Iran
in North Korea for weapons that
are far less than cutting edge.
Ah,
now, the reason I played that
clip is because it turns out
within the last couple of
months, he's right more, we've
got more money than ever. Even
though they're there. The number
of their soldiers is dropped off
the bar less
than cutting edge.
And you got to listen cutting
edge crap.
That's us. No agenda. Adam
curry. Jhansi Dvorak, far less
than cutting edge. Join us twice
a week.
I think we are cutting edge.
It's disinformation week.
Oh, okay. Yeah.
Okay. I'm gonna switch. I know
what you have to. I know what
you want to play before we
leave. So I've seen it
not necessarily. I mean, we can
leave now.
Well, I want I need to play this
clip. It was just too beautiful.
A clip. There's a lot of there's
a lot of COVID stuff, of course.
We talked about some of it. I
just wanted to mention that the
Project Veritas Pfizer. Oh,
yeah.
We need to talk about this.
Yeah, well, I'm not going to
play it now. But I just want to
say
boys it needed to be gives you
at least give a background for
people.
So there's this. The I think the
title is Pfizer r&d exec says
we're going to you know, they're
going to manipulate the COVID
virus, not gain of function, but
manipulate the COVID virus. So
they can morph there. His name
is Jordan, Tristan Walker. So
they can morph their vaccine and
keep the gravy train going. But
let's just point out this guy
is, you know, he is kind of
like, he's like a, like a, what
is the word I'm looking for?
He's not a scientist. He's not
an engineer. tiza like a policy
guy. And I just look at this guy
on that. He's too nutty. to even
think if this is what isn't
Pfizer, then we'll all be dead
within a year if these people
really are running Pfizer that
that's really frightening. But
he is not that important the
guy. He is he's really just
like, almost like that policy
guy in the Pentagon. And so I
just have one of our nights is
the Executive Director of
Project Veritas. And I
appreciate him a lot. But man,
there's a lot of information
about this guy really not being,
you know, like the big Pfizer
executive that he comes that he
that he's titled to be. Yeah,
he's on. He's on loan from the
Boston Consulting Group. So that
tells you enough right there.
Understand? You hear me now. He
is the Boston Consulting Group.
They're scam artists, in my
opinion. Now they send people in
and they got
some papers, they'll 10 group
and scam artists using this
redundant terms.
I'm sorry, you know, a Yalie. He
was one of the vaccine
confidence team members that
created the strategy to get us
to take this thing in the first
place. And just that you saw the
video, I mean, the guy looks
like it's out of control. His
eyes are all rolling up in his
head and he's just, he's like me
when I'm, you know, teresting
too much. It's, if you haven't
seen, it's really really, really
just, I don't I like Project
Veritas. I like what they do.
This was not the one for me. How
about you?
I didn't think much about it.
Okay. I was not a sounds a
little better us. Plus, I don't
have that. Oh,
no, that's because of us. We
gave them all the
Marshall actually did
anything. No, no, no, I sent him
to the Adobe sound filter which
now that I think about okay,
that helped. I should have run
that on our on our meetup
report. Sorry, that that's
something I should have thought
about. So just a quick note on
COVID itself. A by the way, we
were talking about injectables
was a article in lewer magazine.
Could the COVID-19 vaccine make
Botox less effective? So yeah,
you get your booster you get
your shot, your second shot, you
get your boost to get your
fourth booster, then then you
need some more Botox. I mean,
why not? Who who's who sells the
Botox as Pfizer So Botox?
No, I don't think it's really ad
is a Juliet is it? Who is it?
They advertise it.
Pfizer now Pfizer's injection of
Botox.
Okay, well, then they only got
to move. Good on
boys vertical marketing.
Genius. Now the clip I want to
play is of Morning Joe. Mika
Brzezinski. And then the Morning
Joe guy, what's his name? Joe?
Scarborough, Scarborough. And
this is such a beautiful clip,
because they really contradict
everything that they're saying
and that they have said about
the COVID vaccine. And it's just
a thing of beauty. I can't
believe they should have done
what what would what Joe Rogan
did, they should have just
bleeped it and put a big, big
blob over their faces because
this is counter to the to the
counterintuitive.
In Massachusetts, the Republican
reports the FDA is considering
offering yearly COVID-19
boosters. The agency wants to
simplify the process to look
more like the flu vaccine saying
most people may only need one
dose of the latest COVID shot to
restore protection. And Advisory
Committee is scheduled to meet
Thursday and will be asked to
vote on
you know, I had not gotten my
COVID Booster. Which one
the fourth? The fourth? Yes.
Yeah. We went to like
let's just pause for a moment
there. He had not gotten his
fourth booster fourth worth
noting
booster. Which one the fourth?
The fourth? Yeah. Because you
know, we went to London. Then
get COVID Yeah, get completely
knocked down. So you
had a minute Yeah,
two shots and a booster went to
London cod. COVID got knocked
down.
Then got COVID Yeah, completely
knocked down for a while. Yes.
Yeah, not exactly.
You were knocked down for
months,
months, months. Now. He's gonna
say no, it was a month but
remember these two are married.
That I think they still live
together.
She says my she would know. Yes.
Yes. Because she's sleeps with
him.
Months? Yes. I would say
yeah, it was a long time.
So anyway, weeks TGD just weeks
I was waiting. I was fatigued
for three months. I'd say it's
very three
months. Okay, three months,
three months. Now. I have not
been jabbed or boosted. I've had
COVID twice, two weeks, two
weeks. Tina, same as she did get
whatever the latest thing is,
which might be it might be that
manipulated thing that the
Pfizer nutjob was talking about
but people I know have tested
does not is not cool? In fact,
Joe security guys are talking to
them about it said not a test
because after test wasn't COVID
wasn't RSV wasn't flu, it was
something new knock them out two
weeks, two weeks, but three
vaccinations. Joe Scarborough,
three months from the COVID. So
it's safe and effective.
Weeks, and he was waiting. I was
fatigued for a long time, three
months. I'd say it's very
interesting, though. Because
we're
not just as an aside, it sounds
to me like he knows the deal.
Like he's not this isn't. He
almost wants to say shut up.
biatch. Don't you know the deal
we have with Pfizer. Stop it
with your three months, and
she's just dumb. So she's being
honest.
Take teenagers for weeks and
weeks. I was fatigued for a long
time. Three months. I'd say it's
very interesting, though.
Because they're
learning online. Yeah. So that's
a good example of what you said
because instead of even, he said
to him, so I can't keep arguing
about this with her. Because
she'll keep sales say for
months, who knows what, I'm just
gonna blow by it. That's what he
does. He hasn't even
acknowledged the four months or
three months that assertion. So
I think he knows.
Weeks and weeks I was fatigued
for a little time three months.
I'd say it's very interesting,
though. Because we're learning a
lot more about what what your
your resistance to COVID? May
be? Yeah, I was that back in
September. Just got got the my
checkup. And the antibodies are
like at 100% right now.
Oh, this is? So 100% and
antibody charge.
I didn't know they had a test
for that. antibodies to what?
What antibodies? Do you have a
blood test? And this is Oh, this
guy. You're an advisor? 100%
Well, I don't know if if they
can test 100% But I believe
there is an antibody test. Yes.
I'm pretty sure that in fact, it
was offered to me. Not this
time. But previous times it
Rogan Do you want to antibody
test? Yeah. And of course I had
no antibodies, meaning I had not
been boosted had not gotten
COVID either. So now he's now
he's on the train of antibodies.
And he I guess now he's boosted.
He's got his fourth booster. And
he's feeling great Fourth.
It's good to go. Yeah, he
just got it. He did. They went
to London. He got the third one
went to London got the coup for
three months, weeks, three
months. Now he got his fourth
his checkup. He got a checkup.
And he's 100% 100 100% interest
so far for Ben, by the way.
That's interesting.
The my checkup and the
antibodies are like at 100%.
Right now, interest so far for
it kind of works out. But again,
we found out that we found out
the boosters, the vaccines, they
don't stop the disease.
We found this out. This is wow.
Right on
top of it.
But they certainly do make a big
impact instead of me being down
for a month right with fatigue.
If I take in the booster, I
would have probably sneezed.
Okay, hold on a second.
Logic. I love this logic.
So if he had taken the booster
you would have been down for
months. Now you would have maybe
he's just a sneeze. But you said
what was that and kept going?
And just said
what was that? Oh, you know why?
Because it's safe and effective.
And you won't go to the hospital
right?
Let's say Teague. If I'd taken
the booster, I would have
probably sneezed and said what
was that and kept going? Hey,
people. Definitely you still get
COVID
Oh, Lonnie, second. He's doing
Adam and John. He's doing she's
doing impressions. Now.
Fatigue, if I'd taken the
booster, I would have probably
sneezed and said what was that
and kept going? Hey, sorry, I
love when people go, Oh, I'm not
going to lose the deficit you
still get COVID Not that's
that's not the purpose of it.
That's never been the purpose of
the flu shot. It's so it builds
up your resistance just like
actually getting COVID builds up
your resistance lessons. So do
yourself a favor, right? And get
off the websites that Chinese
religious cults.
Talk about Falun Gong is
the Epoch Times get off that
website.
You know, remember it is
national misinformation week. So
it builds up
your resistance just like
actually getting COVID builds up
your resistance and keep you
from lessons so
do yourself. Exactly, it'll keep
you out of the hospital saver,
right. And get off the websites
that Chinese religious cults are
putting as a flight so they can
get a stronghold in America and
in your mind, and
wait a minute. We don't want to
I don't understand why all of a
sudden do we have to stop get
off the Chinese websites because
they're getting a stronghold in
America in your mind. This is
very odd
and get off the websites that
Chinese religious cults They are
putting as a flight so they can
get a stronghold in America and
in your mind and get yourself a
booster shot
it's important. Yes.
Boost. Boost
boost boost boost boost
unbelievable boost boost
boost these people are crazy
that is nuts
and if they actually take it I
fear for their for their well
being. I'm a little I'm a little
worried about that. I mean, not
for them but for the show. What
will we do if we lose Joe and
Mika? That's kind of like a go
now
luckily they're not foundational
to the show.
So can we keep your tick tock
clips for a Sunday because I oh
yeah, I know what they're about
and I'm very excited very
excited about sharing those Ah,
there's no there's the F major
happy Australia Day everybody.
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Thank you Kara.
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Until then adios mofos Hui Hui,
and such
lots of talk about here, you
know, here we are three, three
years later, people are still
trying to figure out where we go
with COVID What what do you see
as the path forward?
So the virus will continue being
with us and healthcare
priorities and because it was
our own investigation and the
mother is passing antibodies to
a fetus and so I think they the
waves so when we when we do the
development of vaccines, it's
amazing. Anyway, in addition to
cancer or other diseases, we'll
see the benefits of the RNA.
Let's hope Albert boiler, we are
ready for the next thing,
because there will be a next
thing. How long did you know
that the vaccine students
stopped transmission?
Why did you keep it secret?
Because it was ashamed of what
you've done in the last couple
of years. So who did you pay
commissions to? What do you
think about on your yachts? What
do you think about on your
private jet? I think you're
worried about myocarditis. Why
won't you answer these basic
questions? Is it time to
apologize to the Welter don't
know how to answer any
questions. No, I do not.
Hey, in Staunton, Tony Fauci,
you know, you miss me. I'm still
waiting on the so called Bouchy
files. I think Elon is the real
Fauci file. And he's one biggest
fan apparently. But where are
those Fauci? Boyles, Ilan it's
been like a month I ain't
getting any younger and I gotta
tell you, I'm not scared one
bit. I'm rich. I'm powerful.
That's a mansion I'm 82 years
young, whatever you think I did.
I already got away with it. I
mean, I can explain everything.
I won't, but I can and that's
what counts anyway, I'm not
really retired so I'll see is
around stay safe suckers.
pragmatism, utilitarianism of
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these isms that get pizza
reality Yeah,
there you go. And your life in
between on a screen. That's what
they're drawn to anytime human.
It's disrespectful and they're
not creators. That's why they
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Five years behind us, but not
really dabbled clowns ransom the
world while looking silly.
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rocker. Now Gore boiling the
ocean comment was still a shock.
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calling this half Petersburg
will hit you in the mouth.
They are just messing with us. I
agree with us.
And messing with it. She was
funny though. It's cute. Three
heads to edit.
It's cute. It's cute
name is Chris Bora Prince. Hey
man, it's been so tough for me
since I gotta tell my tale this
Michael actually just got my
book out on sale.
But touches insane my mom's
cream and smells strange. Hey
man. Well I painted down there
she said she had to squeeze it
because I was racist
Oh, wham bam
Thank you
MoPhO
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