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August 23rd, 2018 • 2h 45m

1062: A.I. Zombies

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oh we were happy we were Adam courage
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Jhansi Devorah
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this is your award-winning Kippur Nation
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Media assassination episode 1060 now
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this is no agenda from northern Silicon
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Valley from what I can tell there's no
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porn stars around here and this efforts
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not by yet we're ahead of the game right
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we're rocking we're ahead of the game
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we're good to go
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which is good cuz I got to get out in
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time today okay I'm going to Chicago
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Shh shuttle in town uh yeah Tina's been
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there all week with a big Ronald
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McDonald House Charities conference
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annual conference livin it up nice time
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of year to be in Chicago
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August she says it's beautiful but can't
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be she says it's beautiful but can't
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she says it's absolutely stunning what
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get over there go down just hit these
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buttons what could possibly go wrong
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I'm so sore today hello anything about I
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went I went wait cab surfing with the
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former New York banker on his boat
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yesterday okay you know when when the
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former near banker calls and says hey
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it's Wednesday let's go out on the boat
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that's it yes sure um and of course you
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know we're friends we hang out it's just
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you know fun to to mess about him like
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Lake Charles Travis now like Travis
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Travis Travis yes
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yeah but of course we'd really only want
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one thing a beer know we want info we
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want to Intel we want DC I know what we
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want stock tips
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yeah you ready for it I am all mine all
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yours here we go he has a January 200
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put here we go he has a January 200
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no wait it wasn't a 100 shoot look at
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the last night what was it I don't
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remember I got it now yes a January 200
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put on Tesla
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January 2019 yes $200 put now that's a
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stock tip I think I don't know anything
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about options even after you explained
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it to me like I'm gonna stay away from
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that sounds like something Adam could
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get very hurt by I don't know I mean I
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that's all over here guys Tesla's a
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goner but you know it's he had another
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if you remember he said that in March
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he's 250 maybe the 250 called and it
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made it to 250
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well yeah or it lived 250 but but here's
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the thing first of all he says the real
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the real problem is well you know this
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this taking the company private is not
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true that's not what the what must was
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trying to do it and I think that
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everyone's been misinformed by this what
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he wanted to do do you want it to to
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take all of the shareholders
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I basically d-list the company not take
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it private but delisted and the process
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a lot different he said take it private
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in his tweet I'm just telling him what
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the banker said I mean you know he he it
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I think beyond the tweet in some
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interview that's what he was talking
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about he wanted effectively delist the
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stock to protect the shareholders from
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the shorts
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what and he also doesn't want a report
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as often as he does but of course yeah
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when you have but you're a public
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company you have obligations yes
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yeah but when you have like more than
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100 shareholders you also have to report
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as if you are a public company this is
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true at least at the report to them yeah
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yeah you know I think there is some
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disclosure anyway but maybe the banker
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says Tesla is no way and mainly because
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everyone's looking at Tesla yeah they're
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doing interesting things but what when
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you see what Porsche and BMW and
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Mercedes and all these companies are
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coming out with is gonna blow Tesla out
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of the water
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oh you know I've heard stuff like this
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before about some you know this was a it
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just reminds me of the days of the first
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Star Wars movie and Disney comes along I
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think we can do better than that and
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they - this stinks
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we can do better than that we're gonna
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show them how to do it right and then
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they came up with the movie the black
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hole the worst movies ever well it's a
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little different from building a car
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which I think you'd never see on the
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road I'm not gonna argue with you I'm
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just I'm just passing on the information
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sounds like I don't know well I agree in
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agreement with the fact that Tesla's a
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goner in some way shape or form it the
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long haul because it really relied on
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the government subsidies yes yeah and
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[Music] government subsidies yes yeah and
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we'll see well regardless whether he D
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lists takes a private or stays public if
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Elizabeth Warren has anything to do with
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it it'll be a very different situation
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Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren
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unveiling a shocking new proposal that
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would nationalize every major business
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in America the new legislation called
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the accountable capitalism Act would
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constitute the largest seizure of
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private property in human history so
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what would it do to our economy will it
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look like playing the onion no this is
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not the onions never heard this this
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just came out this this this is actual
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network news I have not looked at the
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legislation yet but on the plane I will
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you better believe largest seizure of
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private property in human history
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so what would it do to our economy will
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look like with the government in charge
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of our largest corporations let's ask
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the CEO of walls or wealth management
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rebecca Walzer good morning Rebecca good
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morning and thanks for having me thanks
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for being here what's your immediate
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reaction to this idea that all of a
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sudden the government would nationalize
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all this companies it would be like what
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like you just did that's what should be
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well I'm glad that she's bold enough to
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actually tell us exactly what she wants
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because now we can call a spade a spade
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this is definitely socialism because
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socialism is
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book ownership of companies where all
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the profits are actually redistributed
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to stakeholders instead of shareholders
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and yeah let me just break down the bill
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for you and then we can let you pull it
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apart so this is what Elizabeth Warren
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says because as you point out she's
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being direct she's being blunt about
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saying I want socialism the accountable
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capitalism ACK restores the idea the
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giant American corporation she writes
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should look out for American interests
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corporations with more than a billion
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dollars in annual revenue would be
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required to get a federal corporate
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charter she says the bill also would
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give workers are stronger voice in
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corporate decision-making at large
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companies and employees would elect at
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least 40% of the directors to address
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self-serving financial incentives in
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corporate management noodle boy will be
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pleased yes oh you know this is like how
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San Francisco's run
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oh yeah makes sense yeah blue poop the
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result is horse poop yeah that's I mean
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she if she really that's a Hail Mary as
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far as if true and I again I haven't
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read the legislation or the proposed
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legislation she's all too deep in but
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that that's a Hail Mary's like I'm going
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all in on this Democrats socialist thing
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and there's an element of delusion yes
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used to dominate the Democrats on a date
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you know daily and it keeps increasing
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to me and I think not well okay not just
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Democrats I I have an actual right wing
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unhinged clip for us I'm sure there's
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plenty of right wing unhinge
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right-wingers they've been that way for
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a long time but this kind of delusion is
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a bubble where you're in it and you
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actually you see this Cortez woman and
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then you say well maybe everyone is
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going that way maybe I can outdo them
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call you mean AOC Cortes Ocasio Chris
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Andrea yes yes yes I think you're right
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it's like hate that worked for her I'm
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just as pretty
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newsflash newsflash Elizabeth you're not
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you're not just as pretty you do not
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have the same characteristics that made
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her successful do it so far so far yeah
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well I I will let you I will Sunday I
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will have an analysis of this it's going
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in let's face it no one's gonna do that
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in a million years well what it does is
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it takes Elizabeth Warren out of
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everything I think she taught herself
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out already a couple different ways she
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took herself out with it with the poor
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dead girl up in Iowa yeah I think and I
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have that clips that you brought oh yeah
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yeah yeah Elizabeth Warren of the
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Tibbets yeah Elizabeth Warren of the
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yeah yes I want to get a very important
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story in the news it has to do with
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Molly tivitz the young woman in Iowa who
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was murdered her body believed to be
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found yesterday a person has been
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charged with that this person is an
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undocumented immigrant Mike Pence and
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the president have suggested the
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immigration laws need to be stronger so
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that people like this man who was
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accused of this murder were not in the
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country of this murder were not in the
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your reaction yeah my I'm so sorry for
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the family here and I know this is hard
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not only for the family but for the
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people in her community the people
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throughout Iowa but one of the things we
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have to remember is we need an
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immigration system that is effective
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that focuses on where real problems are
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last month I went down to the border and
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I saw where children had been taken away
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from their mothers I met with those
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mothers who had been lied to who didn't
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know where their children were who
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hadn't had a chance to talk to their
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children and there was no plan for how
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they would be reunified with their
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children would be reunified with their
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so she goes right to the Democrat
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talking points yeah that's what you do
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yeah but unfortunately they're lousy
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talking points and I don't think she
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realizes that no I by the way I do have
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a clip of the Molly the Molly
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Tibbits clip since we brought that since
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I brought it up this is a very short
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clip because I just thought there was
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something kind of like puzzling about
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this story
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Molly Tibbets alleged murderer shuffled
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into the courtroom in silence wearing a
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prison jumpsuit and headphones for
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Spanish translation mr. Rivera you have
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been charged with murder in the first
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degree in 24 year old Christian by
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Hannah Rivera is originally from Mexico
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federal officials tell us he's an
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undocumented immigrant
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according to the affidavit Rivera told
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investigators he followed Tibbets as she
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was jogging in Brooklyn Iowa July 18th
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when Tibbets said I'm gonna call the
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police he panicked got angry then his
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memory quote blocked until he remembered
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finding Tibbets in his trunk bleeding
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from the head he says he left her body
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down this road in a cornfield okay what
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are you what are you not liking about
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that well I'm not disliking it but does
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this guy just spill his guts immediately
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to the first cop that comes around and
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he comes up with this crazy story and
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he's I just found her in the trunk I
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don't know I've got black somebody else
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put her there cuz I was blocked
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meanwhile tip is o jog or runner when
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she just run away from the guy no that's
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easy for you to say who the hell knows I
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don't know what the situation was I
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don't say this I don't either we doing
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that guy's not gonna tell us no but I
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just thought it was a horrible situation
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I think this said look there's some
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points to be made for Trump's approach
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well the thing that bothers me is
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undocumented immigrant it's just bull
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it's an illegal immigrant I know humans
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are not illegal but he's here illegally
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that's that's what it was undocumented
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immigrant I do not like that the news
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media is just so they've sold out to the
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to the thought police yes I have
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what well that's what we proved on a
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David daily basis
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since you brought up immigration and
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them shows yeah since you brought up
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immigration somehow I'll just take that
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at the bush since Elizabeth Warren
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brought it up
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this was extremely weak couldn't believe
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that they did this like that let's make
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sure ice looks really good ice is
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important Amanda thirties believe is the
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last Nazi war criminal living in the
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United States has been arrested and
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deported to Germany President Trump
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ordered agents to remove 95 year-old
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Yakov Polly from his home in Queens New
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York Polly from his home in Queens New
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Justice Department officials say Polly
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who was an armed guard at a death camp
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in Poland and lied to us immigration
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officials when he came here in 1949
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saying he was a farm worker he is denied
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being a Nazi collaborator he was
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officials say his deportation has been
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held up for years because of Germany's
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reluctance to take him back citing lack
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of evidence and citizenship questions
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it's a double whammy we get to implicate
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Germany and look how important Isis oh
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yeah well I don't think that's where
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that story went and then that particular
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star where'd you get that
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mmm sound like you almost sound like
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Jeff Glor mmm could be I don't know
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where I got it from I have the same
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story done differently okay and in this
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story that at least they don't blame
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Trump this is those Trump standing over
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the guy get him out of here you're fired
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well you see I see I thought I thought
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exactly differently I thought that this
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was launched by by ice probably with or
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without knowledge of the President to
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show how important they the work is that
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they did wasn't even mentioned in the
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story did wasn't even mentioned in the
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yeah well okay the video you see ice
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jackets everywhere okay all right okay
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okay I'll play your version let's see
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what it is the United States has de last
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known Nazi suspect in the country to
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Germany after he lived in the US for
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almost 70 years the government believes
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that yaki college served as a guard at a
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concentration camp in Poland during
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World War two which he concealed in
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order to enter the u.s. in 1949
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federal agents carry the ninety five
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year old from his home in Queens New
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York this morning in a wheelchair the
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head of Nazi investigations in Germany
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said no arrest warrant had been issued
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for him there a balton we have to wait
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to see whether there will be a new
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evaluation or whether new evidence
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appears to underpin the suspicions with
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all Nazi crimes we have tremendous
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difficulties to solve them because they
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date back so long the situation on site
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has changed a judge had ordered Polish
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to be deported 14 years ago but until
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now Germany and other European countries
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had refused to take him
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it was interesting about the story is
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that I forget which newspaper had the
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headline that he was armed guard in
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Polish death camp well this story was
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instigated by the day by the Republicans
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hoping to get the reaction it got from
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me yeah which is if this guy a guard
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it's at one of these camps is so guilty
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it has to be shipped out of the country
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to be tried in Germany even though they
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have no evidence again
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I got what about George Soros
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why is it George Soros being shipped off
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to Germany are you saying he was a
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prison guard he was worse he helped me
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in in the SS and he's one of the guys a
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dead said got people to give up their
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jewelry and stuff and put it in a pile
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before they got on the boxcars as far as
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I know that's what he did that's what he
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said he did I have the clip let me see
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where was this I think that this whole
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thing was set up to get that thought to
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get into the public mainstream I just
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put it in their boat we don't have that
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kind of you know the mainstream media is
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not gonna do it here I have the clip he
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was actually probably the happiest of my
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life very positive experience it's a
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strange thing because you see incredible
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suffering around you and and in fact you
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are in considerable danger yourself but
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if you're 14 years old and you don't
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believe that it can actually touch you
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you have a belief in yourself your
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belief in your father it's a very happy
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making exhilarating experience no but
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yeah that's all I have but yeah it's all
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about context obviously that's what I
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thought the story was about okay that's
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it take I like it well staying in Euro
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land then just a weekend because we're
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gonna get to all the other stuff in a
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minute there's a new term which has been
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in play for about 14 days and now it's
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really ramping up the headlines in the
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United Kingdom of Gitmo nation east
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No Deal it's now known as a possible New
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Deal Deal it's now known as a possible New
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breakfast and because there's no deal
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brexit we have to scare you says Sky
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News two years now Teresa made his
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promise that breaks it means breaks it
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that Britain is taking back control of
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laws money and borders what we've seen
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is indecision infighting resignations
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and rebellions so what if
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this headline was true when Britain does
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leave the European Union without a deal
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how would that affect everybody in
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Britain after all this is an island
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nation reliance on the flap it's a
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little longest clip but I love how
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they're scaring people over very small
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common things that you'll have to live
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without if there's a No Deal brexit flow
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of trade in an out of the country so
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even if we continue to get off flowers
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tariffs from Holland you see that
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customs officials on the other side of
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the channel will do likewise for our cos
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a guy is actually walking in the shot
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with a bouquet of flowers to accentuate
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his point our service isn't that
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ultimately is the crux of the matter
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theoretically life could just carry on
19:21
as it has done in the past but there's
19:23
no domestic legal obligation for it to
19:26
do so if we leave the EU without any
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kind of a deal that means lots of
19:30
uncertainty which is why businesses are
19:32
likely to cut back on investment and by
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the pound is likely to take another
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tumble with implications but everything
19:38
we buy and by the way when the when the
19:40
pound tumbles having lived in the UK
19:42
everybody gets pissed off for one reason
19:45
and one reason only do you know what it
19:47
is no I don't fake ation is more
19:50
expensive yes they hate that I've always
19:54
had this pound which was about fifty
19:57
bucks 60 yeah yeah that's about a buck
19:59
thirty maybe less holidays in Spain
20:03
Odile poses a huge challenge to the
20:06
delivery of fresh medicines to hospitals
20:09
pharmacists particularly time and
20:12
temperature sensitive products like
20:13
insulin crucial to the daily lives of
20:16
more than 400,000 British diabetics
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including the Prime Minister all of it
20:22
is manufactured she could die and
20:24
imported from Europe it's among the 75
20:28
million medicines that passed back and
20:30
forth from the continent every month and
20:33
why ministers are planning to stockpile
20:35
to make sure those sure
20:37
what if you're one of the 1.2 million UK
20:40
nationals living working or studying on
20:43
the other side of the channel one of the
20:45
three million EU citizens in the UK
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might be able to continue a lot of work
20:50
had gone into guaranteeing reciprocal
20:52
rights for EU and UK citizens but with
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no deal it'll be up to individual
20:57
countries to negotiate their positions
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don't worry we're not gonna have mass
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deportations but people could have to
21:04
get visas to travel permits to work and
21:07
could face increased bureaucracy to stay
21:09
on and there's lots of worry about
21:11
access to areas like healthcare and
21:13
benefits this is a reality yet but
21:16
people are being warned life could get
21:18
more complicated no deal is better than
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a bad deal was the Prime Minister's
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mantra before the plans for stockpiles
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not just for medicines but for foods too
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before the plans to turn a 13-mile
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stretch of the m20 into a giant lorry
21:33
park for 2,000 vehicles before the plans
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of the customs departments essentially
21:39
not to enforce border checks in order to
21:41
keep traffic flowing whilst breakfast is
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argue that all this is the same old
21:45
scare stories that they amidst that no
21:48
deal could mean no forty billion pound
21:50
brexit bill negotiators don't want no
21:53
deal but by defaults or even by
21:56
accidents it could be where we're
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heading you're going to die
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strategic medicine stockpile a couple of
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things is I've noticed an LBC that the
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talks Channel over there yeah if you
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listen to that all day I can imagine no
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I don't I don't listen to it sparingly
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just listen to Faraj once in a while but
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he most of the shows are very they're
22:21
padded and they don't the best guy on
22:23
there who's a remainer
22:26
and hates the brexit ears and is a huge
22:29
globalist as this James O'Brien and he
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as far as he's concerned there should be
22:33
no Britain but he's the major logician
22:36
and he kind of gets these people on and
22:38
he catches them where they don't have
22:39
any if you don't come on there with
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evidence but what's your evidence of
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this but what's your evidence of
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what's your evidence of that what's your
22:45
evidence of this I've never heard you
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have any evidence at all well now I'm
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gonna talk show
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I'm here for opinions so he is it was
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grilling some guy and they were going on
22:58
and I've apparently in Parliament and I
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didn't catch the exact I didn't catch
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the moment they had a big breakdown of
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the Conservatives they all started
23:10
fighting with each other about a redo
23:12
Korea with each other about a redo
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okay is that what this is all about yeah
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it's all about getting there getting the
23:18
vote to go again and which is of course
23:21
was very predictable based on their
23:22
previous activities we've seen with the
23:25
EU and how they managed to do this would
23:28
people reject their ideas redo is always
23:31
in the works and never O'Brien's a big
23:33
promoter of this of course and I it's
23:36
you know it's just a matter of time I
23:38
don't see how they're gonna get around
23:39
it cuz Faraj it's I blame Faraj for the
23:42
whole thing because he's because he's he
23:44
he stepped out he stepped past and out
23:46
of the way and he was Nene I've seen
23:49
this happen this happens in American
23:51
businesses all time we get some young
23:53
entrepreneur starting up some company
23:54
and then he feels obliged oh she's a
23:57
male as I'm doing pretty well let me
23:58
just kind of step aside and give it to a
24:00
professional yeah yeah and they do that
24:03
and the company Falls because it was
24:05
them yeah
24:07
look at Steve Ballmer taking over from
24:09
Bill Gates well this wasn't until they
24:12
kicked that guy out that there start to
24:14
get their crap together again the way I
24:17
said I don't think that's the best okay
24:21
the better example would be Adam Osborne
24:24
and Osborne computers stepping aside and
24:27
putting some guy in there or Steve Jobs
24:30
gonna say Steve Jobs delete we didn't
24:33
really step aside he was kicked out and
24:36
it's beside the point and we're only
24:38
said well you got a guy like Farraj
24:40
leading the way and making something
24:42
happen that would not have happened I
24:44
think most people can agree on that
24:46
yes there was other people involved
24:48
Boris Johnson and others were pushing
24:50
the idea but if it wasn't for Faraj I
24:53
don't think it would have I don't think
24:54
the brexit would have occurred and then
24:56
it snows that ham gke takes a victory
24:58
lap jobs not done they're not out if he
25:02
had listened to us
25:04
because we said before and right after
25:06
the brexit vote that there would be a
25:08
do-over it's it's their culture in
25:10
Europe yeah that's what they do what
25:13
said with it was France the Netherlands
25:14
Ireland spikes the football yeah yeah
25:18
you're right now he's trying to get back
25:21
into it but it's too late is this over
25:23
they're gonna have this do-over and
25:24
they're gonna be back in the EU and
25:26
that's gonna be a I think there's an
25:28
additional little problem that the UK
25:30
may see although it's not mentioned in
25:32
this report
25:33
yeah the the EU they've they have become
25:36
really unhinged but and I'm sure it has
25:39
to do with the tariffs and they're all
25:40
you know afraid about what to what Trump
25:44
is gonna do to them so that's let's be
25:48
more independent from those guys
25:49
something that you probably would never
25:52
have seriously thought had been talked
25:53
about just a couple of months ago but
25:54
now proposals for an alternative to the
25:56
Swift banking system becoming a
25:58
legitimate discussion topic in the EU
26:00
German Foreign Minister high commerce
26:02
has floated the idea of an independent
26:03
system free crucially from us pressure
26:06
where the u.s. crosses red lines we as
26:09
Europeans must counterbalance as hard as
26:12
that is it is indispensable that we
26:14
strengthen the European autonomy by
26:16
creating payment channels that are
26:18
independent of the United States a
26:19
European monetary fund and an
26:22
independent Swift system so Swift first
26:25
off what is this style for good for pub
26:26
quiz this it's the Society for worldwide
26:29
interbank financial telecommunication so
26:31
it's a global payment network designed
26:34
to secure transactions between banks and
26:36
encompasses 11,000 financial
26:37
institutions and 200 countries Swift
26:40
claims political neutrality crucially
26:42
but of late it's apparently caved into
26:44
American pressure let me tell you about
26:46
that case in point after Washington
26:48
withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal and
26:50
then re imposed sanctions against Iran
26:52
Swift was left with a pretty stark
26:53
choice cut off Iranian banks from its
26:56
network by early November or face an
26:58
asset freeze travel bans and
27:00
restrictions to do business in America
27:01
now German MP from the AFD party thinks
27:04
although the foreign ministers call does
27:06
make sense it's come at the wrong time
27:08
the one who controls finance controls
27:12
everything one who controls finance controls
27:14
so in this sense the strategic goal of
27:17
mr. Mars
27:18
making Europe and Germany more
27:22
independent by creating its own
27:24
financial system it's it's a strategic
27:27
goal that has its right to exist but
27:31
please we have to take into account
27:34
possible reactions from the United
27:37
States I think they won't be fond of
27:40
this idea and we cannot afford to worsen
27:44
the ties with the United States at the
27:47
same time when Europe itself has
27:50
deteriorated his relations with Russia
27:54
so the boldness of mr. mosz is not in
27:58
the right time and not at the right
27:59
place now say well the problem is now is
28:05
once you once you show your hand yeah
28:08
you got now that we have and they're not
28:11
gonna do it just show them you're cut
28:15
off do it just show them you're cut
28:15
we can now would you plan for this in
28:18
other words it's like one of those
28:20
things where you just lay in wait with
28:23
it with a system or something better
28:25
that you roll out it and crush them when
28:28
they finally I hope it how they finally
28:30
bite the bullet and do this I want them
28:32
to do that that would be or do it
28:35
there's no doubt about it and watch
28:37
Bitcoin spike when they do that oh yeah
28:40
I think so I to be funded Digicel kir
28:45
adopting Bitcoin it's the International
28:47
payment network Bitcoin
28:51
well that was dumb good catch you don't
28:55
hear about this stuff anymore in murca
28:57
that's why I'm happy to do busy
28:59
discussing what we're gonna start
29:00
talking pornstars before we get into
29:04
that I do have a preliminary clip I want
29:07
to play uh-huh we're gonna talk about
29:09
colon and mana Ford for people who yes
29:11
like to be teased um I want to play
29:15
Dershowitz was on God I got this one yes
29:18
yes he was I have a longer version of
29:20
what's the length of mine which it is
29:23
darshawn campaign-finance
29:25
it is wonder how long is it see you've
29:27
got photo you've got 45 seconds I've got
29:32
one where is he here
29:35
mine is oh no I'm much longer it's the
29:39
art one should play the long version and
29:41
then if there if it doesn't incorporate
29:43
what I have then I love back on back
29:45
back you back you up so to set it up
29:48
when whenever this show you and me and
29:51
everybody else within the sound of my
29:53
voice have legal questions about
29:55
constitutionality etc Dershowitz is the
29:59
guy and you let me press preface this
30:02
Dershowitz is a left-wing yeah
30:06
borderline communist extremely
30:09
intelligent a Harvard professor and in
30:14
the law schools I think he said yeah I
30:15
he's been at a lot of these different
30:17
schools been at a lot of these different
30:18
he is always kind of the epitome of an
30:25
analysis Trump but he keeps seeing
30:28
what's going on around this president
30:30
and it looks like he but I think he
30:32
takes the same kind of hit we do sorry
30:34
it looks like he's defending Trump when
30:35
he's not he's just saying hey hey hey
30:37
you guys are full of crap so the Cuomo
30:41
kid and by the way have you seen his
30:42
setup now people are noticing it with
30:44
the big head in the middle and the two
30:46
heads on the side yes I don't like it
30:48
it's creepy it is wrong it is just wrong
30:50
from a television perspective it's wrong
30:53
look it looks Kree it's Korea I guess
30:56
that's the big I got mine from an NBC
31:01
MSNBC was this is this is the Cuomo kid
31:06
in the middle with the CNN lawyer
31:09
Jennifer Roger and it doesn't say where
31:11
she's from she's just a CNN analyst
31:14
lawyer and Dershowitz and here is their
31:19
combo we have never heard someone of the
31:22
standing of Michael Cohen connected to
31:25
any kind of politician let alone the
31:28
President of the United States stand in
31:29
open court and say yeah I committed some
31:31
felonies but he directed me to do it
31:34
what is the impact from your perspective
31:36
well not just just so we understand at
31:38
the end of this this trial man afford
31:42
apparently and he is convicted on you
31:44
tell about Cohen Cohen I'm sorry
31:47
Cohen goes stands
31:49
up and says yes that was an illegal
31:52
campaign contribution and I was directed
31:57
he didn't say the president lawyers are
31:59
directed have you ever had a lawyer that
32:01
you could direct and tell them to break
32:03
the law for you yeah let's let's just
32:05
have the good professor explain this
32:07
it's hard to know what the legal a first
32:08
did its impact would be I mean as the
32:11
professor points out we're probably not
32:13
going to end up in court with an
32:15
indictment against Donald Trump on this
32:16
in large part because of the office of
32:19
legal counsel opinion that a president
32:20
can't be indicted but it is
32:22
unprecedented I mean never before has
32:24
someone stood up sworn under oath that
32:26
the president directed them to commit a
32:28
crime which means of course that the
32:30
president also has committed a crime and
32:32
I don't agree that these laws are vague
32:34
or there's some reason that this
32:35
contribution to the campaign which is
32:37
clear as what it was is somehow
32:39
unenforceable if the president were not
32:41
the president he would be indicted very
32:43
soon if he hadn't been already no that's
32:45
not true
32:46
but any any candidate has the right to
32:49
contribute unlimited amounts to his own
32:51
campaign unlimited amounts to his own
32:52
any candidate it may sound terrible it
32:54
may be terrible but any candidate has
32:57
the right to pay hush money to somebody
32:59
to influence the outcome of the election
33:01
the problem is not a report that does it
33:04
but if the well that's the next question
33:06
is whether it has to be reported and is
33:08
that a technical violation you know how
33:10
many technical violations the Obama
33:12
campaign committed this this is where he
33:15
runs into trouble and I'm not sure why
33:17
he did this although it is true for him
33:20
too this is what they called what about
33:21
is them so the minute you say this on
33:24
CNN the audience they're trained to
33:26
think what about ISM what about it they
33:28
don't even hear what he's saying I think
33:29
this is a mistake that he brings this
33:31
into it well that's the next question is
33:34
whether it has to be reported and is
33:35
that a technical violation you know how
33:37
many technical violations the Obama
33:39
campaign committed and every other
33:41
campaign committed failure to report a
33:44
contribution by the candidate itself is
33:47
is essentially jaywalking now then you
33:50
have the credibility issue yet when you
33:52
have somebody who himself admits that he
33:55
is a liar and remember as judge Ellis
33:57
said what you have is when you squeeze
33:59
somebody when you tell somebody you have
34:01
two choices you can
34:02
in prison or you can give me evidence
34:04
that we can use against somebody else
34:06
the temptation not only to sing but to
34:08
compose is very great and it's so easy
34:10
just to add a little bit of
34:12
embellishment saying and the president
34:14
directed me to do it by the way but
34:16
that's not a Emily mission umbrella is
34:18
an accusation why is it an embellish
34:20
well that's the point it's an easy
34:22
embellishment to make if it didn't
34:24
happen remember but how does it not
34:26
happen he admits how how could it not is
34:29
very easy for it not to have happen it's
34:31
very easy for it not to have happen
34:32
before Michael Cohen to a funny deal I'm
34:34
telling with women that he wasn't
34:36
involved with the president was and the
34:38
president never knew anything about it
34:41
his you heard the tape that we broke is
34:44
not whether the president knew it's when
34:47
the president knew whether he directed
34:49
him to do it now the president may have
34:51
had a standing situation with him take
34:54
rid of all these problems get rid of all
34:55
these problems pay them and I'll pay you
34:58
back that would not be a crime so a lot
35:00
depends on the nuances and that's where
35:02
you can easily compose and elaborate and
35:05
embellish I'm not saying that happening
35:07
I'm just saying that with a presumption
35:09
of innocence we don't even have a grand
35:10
jury indictment here all I have is a
35:13
statement at allocution unless the court
35:15
that's - - admissible hold on looks like
35:18
they made me somebody as an unindicted
35:21
co-conspirator stan is something I
35:23
complained about even when Nixon was law
35:25
though by the way they were free there
35:28
you go
35:30
what did we miss anything well it wasn't
35:32
quite the same he was much better on
35:34
MSNBC I do want to mention something
35:36
though they went off on him you want to
35:39
play your clip good no way but I want to
35:41
talk about the clip you just played okay
35:43
Cuomo says well why would he do that why
35:46
would he you know how why he wouldn't do
35:48
it other than he was directed to do him
35:51
they left they keep leaving out to put
35:53
for some reason they've stopped saying
35:55
this the mainstream has stopped calling
35:57
Cohen Trump's fixer have a good catch
36:03
yes and pictures that's what fixers do
36:07
let's just let's just review for one
36:10
quick second he had sex with a porn star
36:14
and whether she was hinting and making
36:17
trouble or whether he wanted to lock it
36:19
down he paid her off and like many
36:22
payments they in his case and I think
36:26
that's very conceivable
36:28
they went through his lawyer or any of
36:30
the lawyers the Go button takes fixer
36:32
the fixers do yeah so that's it that's
36:35
it and everyone's all shitty but the
36:41
general public doesn't have a fixer at
36:43
their disposal it's a it's a the movie
36:46
Michael Clayton I would advise everyone
36:50
to watch at least once Michael Clayton
36:53
is a movie about is the George Clooney
36:55
movie one of his little movies I'd got
36:58
Tilda Swinton the Academy Award for Best
37:00
Actress yes I know you're talking about
37:02
this movie is about a fixer and how you
37:07
do it in a corrupt situation and how he
37:09
kind of became a good guy in some funny
37:13
way after they tried to kill him it's a
37:15
very very intense and excellent movie
37:18
but it's not you know it's not there's
37:20
no robots and there's no you know
37:22
superheroes that's right I tried to get
37:24
a clip of it I was in the car when I
37:25
heard it but but they were so excited at
37:30
MSNBC I heard one reporter come on the
37:34
air I think with Andrea Mitchell oh they
37:35
were giddy and she's like
37:37
ah I was on Air Force one with the
37:40
President and we were we saw it come
37:42
through on the news and of course we
37:44
can't use our phones or anything and I
37:45
was just shaking and I couldn't believe
37:47
it and then we let it's like oh my god
37:49
it's happening it's happening please
37:53
commander sounder here's Jerry Lee
37:57
here's Dershowitz uh then this clip was
38:00
actually I picked it up off of CBS n and
38:04
CBS s taking it from MSNBC and it was
38:09
done by NBC but this is I think this
38:12
wraps a lot of the thinking up the
38:14
president doesn't break the law it as a
38:17
candidate he contributes to his own
38:18
campaign so if he gave a million dollars
38:21
to two women as hush money there would
38:23
be no crime if he directed his lawyer to
38:26
do it and he would compensate the lawyer
38:28
he's committed no crime the only crime
38:31
is if a third party namely calling on
38:33
his own contributed to a campaign that
38:36
would be a campaign contribution so it's
38:39
a catch-22 for the prosecution if they
38:42
claim that the president authorized to
38:44
do what a directed him to do it it's not
38:47
a crime for anybody if Cohen did it on
38:49
his own then it's a crime for : but not
38:51
the president this is gonna be a very
38:53
difficult case for the prosecution to
38:55
make precisely because okay the laws of
38:57
election are so convoluted and it's
39:00
interesting because the term that is
39:02
being thrown around is the unindicted
39:04
co-conspirator which very strangely or
39:09
maybe that was on purpose I noticed this
39:11
in the news about two weeks ago
39:14
regarding the unindicted co-conspirator
39:17
of 9/11 so this unindicted
39:21
co-conspirator word was kind of set up
39:23
and it phrased phrase yeah and it's it's
39:27
very nasty you know it's like I'm like
39:29
it I'm very very well done now but hold
39:33
on just stay on this track just for one
39:35
second because I have a quick clip
39:37
regarding this but before you do that I
39:41
do have to follow up clip so let's do
39:44
that let's do it let's do it let's do it
39:45
the reason I wanted this is this is one
39:48
of the CB is CB s and
39:50
things and they had these experts as
39:52
experts and I want you you heard what
39:55
Dershowitz said now I want you to listen
39:57
to the I bet this is actually the one
40:00
clip is the toot and his number to play
40:02
one which is just the beginning this is
40:04
a guy's analysis because the CBS that
40:06
brought these guys in to slam Trump I
40:08
want you to listen carefully what this
40:10
guy has to say and then tell me if it
40:12
makes any sense at all
40:13
care what's your assessment of that
40:15
argument well the first thing is that
40:17
when the direction occurred the
40:19
President Trump wasn't the president he
40:21
was he was a candidate well hod is that
40:24
that makes it even worse how does that
40:28
make make him guilty
40:31
but what why would he be moving campaign
40:34
finance money around after he was the
40:36
president money around after he was the
40:37
he's already elected so this is always
40:40
gonna be about him being a candidate no
40:44
this this happened two weeks before the
40:46
election he was a candidate yeah yeah
40:51
well but even if you if it happened
40:53
afterwards what's the logical sense
40:55
because this is about campaign finance
40:58
violations if he's sending money around
41:02
after he's the president what's it got
41:04
to do with the campaign but I thought he
41:06
sent it around two weeks before he
41:07
became president yes that's what I'm
41:10
saying that's what that's why this what
41:12
this guy says is so idiotic that's the
41:14
point I'm here to get care what's your
41:17
assessment of that argument well the
41:19
first thing is that when the direction
41:21
occurred the President Trump wasn't the
41:23
president he was he was a candidate I'm
41:26
just not understanding what you're
41:28
saying I'm dancing okay I'm saying what
41:31
you're saying which is Dersch which goes
41:34
on and says when you're running for
41:35
president you're if you're fine and by
41:38
the way Trump made a point of saying I'm
41:39
gonna pay for my own campaign yeah
41:41
really pay for my own campaign yeah
41:43
if you're spending your own money on
41:45
this stuff is not a campaign finance
41:47
violation and then this guy and this guy
41:51
says well he was running for president
41:53
at the time he was he wasn't the
41:56
president he just I'm just saying this
41:57
makes no sense with this guy's analysis
42:00
is it's not really analysis well if you
42:03
wanna hear now listen to the whole thing
42:05
and tell me and listen carefully to his
42:07
three points and tell me what he's
42:09
trying to say here what does it have to
42:11
do with anything I want to get both of
42:13
you to weigh in on what we just heard
42:15
there care what's your assessment of
42:16
that argument well the first thing is
42:18
that when the direction occurred what
42:21
President Trump wasn't the president he
42:22
was he was a candidate the second thing
42:25
is there there isn't a chart there
42:28
aren't charges against President Trump
42:30
on this issue right now the third thing
42:33
is that you know it's a it's an
42:36
interesting theory it sounds to me a lot
42:38
like this unitary theory of government
42:40
minar kacal theory of government that
42:42
the president wants to take the
42:44
that because he is the president he has
42:47
the ability to do things that nobody
42:49
else can
42:50
oh and we're back to that okay good the
42:53
point is is that door service is talking
42:55
about one thing this guy didn't hear it
42:57
a word of it
42:58
no no they lock it out they lock it out
43:01
he probably cuz dur Sherwood said Obama
43:04
and what about ISM can't hear it's like
43:07
that like the guy like the docket number
43:09
two was not even a point it was that
43:12
well there's no there's there's nothing
43:13
to I just could I was just befuddled by
43:17
the fact that cbsn and the reporter what
43:20
doesn't she say well this is what we're
43:22
talking about can you get back to the
43:24
point they can't even do that okay you
43:26
you've got it now well it's my
43:28
understanding that the coen thing
43:32
uh was supposed was now wait was this
43:36
Kohinoor now I'm confused was a Cohen or
43:38
manna for homeland where am I
43:43
yes Lanny Davis he's the isn't he get
43:47
who is he lawyer I don't know who's a
43:50
lawyer for who now Cohen we're talking
43:53
about yeah oh is lanny davis yes okay
43:56
good then I have it we're not talking
43:57
about Manafort I know I got you I'm
44:00
confused but I'm back okay here I am so
44:03
lanny davis who of course is a clinton
44:06
operative they had hopes in this
44:09
prosecution they had hoped for cohen to
44:12
say they had hoped for cohen to
44:14
yeah he uh Trump knew about the meeting
44:17
with the Russians that Don jr. had in
44:19
Trump Tower that was what everybody in
44:22
the news business was expecting that's
44:24
what was supposed to happen instead
44:26
Cohen gets up and says some bullcrap
44:28
about you know yeah I committed a crime
44:30
and he made me do it but listen to Lanny
44:34
Davis and listen to his words about
44:38
about something going wrong which is
44:40
what we're talking about what Donald
44:43
Trump told him I'm not allowed to do
44:45
that there is a certain complication in
44:50
that story that we were never able to
44:53
correct see we're never able to correct
44:56
they were trying to manipulate this
44:58
story but I do to answer your question
45:00
know that Michael Cohen has information
45:05
that would be of interest in his probe
45:09
of a conspiracy to corrupt American
45:14
democracy very similar to the indictment
45:16
of the 12 Russians I believe that mr.
45:19
Cohen would be able to provide
45:23
information useful to the special
45:26
counsel I won't call it smoking gun
45:27
information that clip I believe came
45:33
from the morning show and I want a place
45:36
as you brought Lanny Davis up front the
45:38
way the show's going I have this morning
45:41
show clip where they were there CBS
45:43
people don't know what to do with this
45:45
guy he's useless and it starts off it
45:49
just gets worse play the Lanny Davis
45:51
clip morning show Cohen's attorney is
45:53
with us from Washington I mean good
45:55
morning your client said he made those
45:58
payments to the two women in
45:59
coordination with and at the direction
46:01
of mr. Trump implicating the president
46:04
in a federal crime does Michael Cohen
46:07
have evidence of that
46:09
look this is one thing I'd like to do
46:11
this morning above all and which is it's
46:13
not about evidence it is definitive
46:17
indisputable that Donald Trump's lawyers
46:20
said in a letter to the special counsel
46:23
that President Trump directed the same
46:27
word that Michael Kahn used in court
46:29
yesterday under oath directed Michael
46:32
Cohen to make illegal payments it's not
46:34
a dispute it's not about credibility his
46:37
own lawyers used the word directed now
46:40
we lied on Air Force One when he said he
46:42
knew nothing about it and Rudy Giuliani
46:44
he said he can lie to the American
46:46
people and it's not a crime but his
46:49
lawyers are the witnesses against him
46:52
that he directed Michael cone there's no
46:55
dispute on that
46:56
well III appreciate that but I think you
46:58
can understand it's a pretty explosive
47:00
allegation to say that the president
47:01
directed him to do that and that's why
47:03
I'm asking about evidence because the
47:05
next question then becomes do you
47:07
believe the president is a
47:08
co-conspirator and that he could be
47:10
indicted first of all I do have to
47:13
respectfully disagree when you're a
47:15
lawyer States something that's evidence
47:17
that your own lawyer is saying that you
47:20
did something it's not a dispute his
47:23
lawyers wrote the special counsel and
47:25
said that he directed Michael Cohen to
47:28
make these payments right and so the
47:30
answer is yes he committed a crime he
47:33
should be indicted if you were not
47:35
president he clearly would be indicted
47:37
and jailed for that crime whether he can
47:40
be indicted as president of course it
47:42
has not yet decided by the Supreme Court
47:45
but Lanny as you know lawyers can say
47:47
one thing one day and then they're paid
47:49
to say the opposite thing the next day
47:50
and say it's just a semantic debate
47:52
which is why evidence is so important in
47:54
a courtroom and in these kinds of
47:56
political debates so back to Nora's
47:57
question yes what lawyers may have said
48:00
what they said the game is now different
48:01
but what evidence is there that your
48:04
client has that the president actually
48:06
directed to him with the purpose of
48:08
fixing this with respect to the election
48:11
well actually we all do respect it and
48:13
when a lawyer makes an admission
48:15
fact on behalf of a client that is
48:17
dispositive evidence it's not disputable
48:20
evidence and rudy giuliani then repeated
48:23
that statement as another lawyer saying
48:27
contradicting the lie that president
48:30
Trump made on Air Force One when he said
48:32
he didn't know anything about it he said
48:34
the president reimbursed Michael Cohen
48:36
so there is no dispute that his lawyers
48:39
have not taken it back they wrote it to
48:42
the special counsel that President Trump
48:44
committed if someone directing and why
48:47
did he direct because he didn't want his
48:49
signature on the check why because he
48:52
was covering up right before the
48:53
election Manny why didn't he do it
48:55
himself he's gone insane you think and
49:01
everybody's a lawyer this went on and it
49:04
was like to watch the crew on the
49:07
Morning Show with Jack Dickerson and
49:09
Nora they were beside themselves getting
49:12
this guy to say anything but that same
49:14
comment over a no because he was hoping
49:17
to you put the final nail in the coffin
49:20
and everyone thought it was going to
49:21
happen everyone thought it was going to
49:23
this disappointment abound well and as
49:30
far as I can tell I see no I think
49:31
Dershowitz is right yeah there's nothing
49:33
no it's a nothing murder he paid off a
49:37
porn star for having sex with him and
49:39
was embarrassed about it and he was
49:40
married and his wife had just had a kid
49:42
like you've actually gotten to the real
49:45
crux of it and what they're trying to do
49:48
is find some criminal thing they can
49:50
bang on him instead of the moral thing
49:53
they can hang on it which they seem to
49:54
be ignoring if the sex with the porn
49:57
star seems to be gone by the wayside is
49:59
something that hey this guy is like he's
50:02
married to this beautiful model and he's
50:04
having sex with just any old random you
50:06
know no wonder people are pissed off
50:10
they're not even paying attention
50:12
there's a good sex scandal and they're
50:14
letting the sexy but by the way they've
50:17
learned that that doesn't work yeah
50:18
we're off to to full-blown because they
50:22
don't concentrate on anything long
50:24
enough these Democrats it doesn't work
50:26
because they they get off of it because
50:28
that laundry list that we have published
50:30
of the Trump rotation yes they keep
50:32
jumping from one thing to another they
50:34
can't focus on any one thing that to
50:36
really target him by the way Scott Adams
50:38
discovered the rotation and he suggests
50:41
it's the loop I'm calling it the loop -
50:42
no Scott this is the Trump rotation
50:45
there's a broadcast term not the loop
50:48
the loop would like the Hyperloop is
50:51
it's the same thing I mean he's
50:55
identified the same thing we have only
50:57
we have the correct term we also have a
51:00
lot more on our list yeah you know and I
51:03
wanted to tweet him with the list but I
51:07
don't get much further than cosmic weeny
51:09
and dot HTM I can't remember what you
51:12
named it we do have because it's not
51:16
trust rotations like Trump insults we
51:19
have a website now and I'll get you the
51:22
names please do yeah all right before we
51:25
end this because I'm tired of it the
51:29
term on
51:31
unindicted co-conspirator is what
51:34
co-conspirator is what will be bandied
51:38
about and I think it's a very disgusting
51:40
term it's like being pre dead you know
51:43
it's like precancerous pre delisted all
51:47
these things so an unindicted
51:50
co-conspirator and this is now already
51:53
the term you're gonna hear it everywhere
51:54
and senator Hirono of Hawaii
52:00
is already calling for a halt to the
52:03
confirmation hearing of the Supreme
52:07
Court justice Cavanaugh Supreme Court
52:09
justice to be Cavan light with that but
52:11
listen listen she does it right in the
52:14
beginning you and now it's pretty
52:15
dramatically today you're actually
52:17
cancelling your scheduled meeting with
52:18
the US Supreme Court nominee Brett
52:20
Kavanaugh tell us why the president is
52:24
an unindicted co-conspirator and I did I
52:27
listened to this three times this is
52:31
almost like Laurel Yanni I think she
52:35
says an identical conspirator oh well
52:40
let me listen Court nominee Brett
52:42
Kavanaugh I tell us why the president is
52:45
an unindicted co-conspirator and I know
52:48
it sometimes I hear her saying
52:50
unidentified co-conspirator and I hear
52:53
unindicted I tell us why the president
52:57
is an unindicted co-conspirator and I
52:59
don't hear unidentified I hear on
53:00
identical unindicted I tell us why the
53:06
president is an unindicted
53:07
co-conspirator on identical I hear on
53:10
identical unindicted she's saying
53:16
unindicted really it's very clearly
53:18
clear to me I think it's yanny Laurel
53:21
but it doesn't matter I tell us why the
53:24
president is an unindicted
53:25
co-conspirator and I do not owe this
53:28
president the courtesy to meet with his
53:30
nominee Brett Kavanaugh who by the way
53:32
is being nominated now because the
53:35
president expects justice Cavanaugh
53:38
should he make it to the Supreme Court
53:39
to basically protect the president's
53:42
okole as we say your colleague on the
53:46
Judiciary Committee
53:47
Dennard Democratic Senator Richard
53:49
Blumenthal he's calling for an actual
53:50
delay in the scheduled hearing supposed
53:52
to start off September fourth for
53:54
Cavanaugh first of all is that realistic
53:57
you're the minority the Republicans are
53:59
the majority from the very beginning we
54:01
Democrats have called for a delay in
54:04
terms of the hearing and we said what's
54:07
good for the goose is good for the
54:08
gander or whatever the saying is because
54:10
Mitch McConnell has
54:12
with regard to Merrick garland that we
54:14
should wait until the election what does
54:16
it matter whether there's a presidential
54:18
or any other kind of election so you
54:20
held that seat for a year yeah so so she
54:25
says well I think is because he's
54:27
unindicted and he goes that she goes on
54:29
and on about one today and then she says
54:31
well from the beginning because of the
54:33
garland yes yes yes yes yes we're asking
54:41
for the delay until after this election
54:43
so the American people can weigh in and
54:46
so we've called for agility but even
54:48
more so now with what's what's
54:50
transpired we think that it is really
54:52
important for us to get all of the
54:54
documents that we need and that way with
54:57
what is it all filed rush to get this
54:59
person on the Supreme Court well I think
55:01
the rush is and the president wants
55:03
somebody on the court who will protect
55:04
his okole hope is it called Hawk holy a
55:09
coalition said I don't know me what's
55:10
the Hawaiian word it's like four but yes
55:13
yeah exactly but I want to know what the
55:15
word is for a show title I want to know
55:17
the hawk holy we're not gonna use it for
55:19
a Showtime okay well then I don't need
55:21
to know I do have a final what about ISM
55:24
from one of our producers
55:27
he says so in 2004 I owned a fine-dining
55:31
restaurant in Missouri Claire
55:33
McCaskill's brother was my general
55:35
manager she was running for governor of
55:38
Missouri against Matt blunt I found out
55:41
her brother had embezzled over $12,000
55:44
from me I knew that he knew and the next
55:47
day I received a call from a lawyer
55:48
representing him the lawyer almost
55:50
immediately brought up Claire's name
55:52
that she would be willing to pay me if I
55:55
signed an NDA I did and she did sound
55:58
familiar an NDA I did and she did sound
55:59
I'm coming out now because of what's
56:01
happening to Trump Dems and other GOP
56:04
have been getting away with this for
56:05
years but now because it's Trump it's
56:07
illegal but now because it's Trump it's
56:08
what a crock I'm willing to talk about
56:10
it on the record says James how about
56:13
that let's get somebody well that would
56:16
make some makes a noise you've heard
56:18
this story for the führer's last time
56:20
but the first and last time exactly
56:25
that's how it goes with the what about
56:27
this and blight part or somebody can get
56:29
somebody at Breitbart to go over and
56:30
talk to the guy yeah yes a scam these
56:33
guys are full of crap and this woman
56:36
with this showboating this thing here
56:38
because of trumps you know this co
56:40
indited you're in the unindicted
56:42
co-conspirator nonsense or admits that
56:46
this was a stalling tactic from the
56:48
because of the garland thing from the
56:50
get-go so they're not gonna stall
56:52
anybody unless they're really stupid the
56:54
Republicans know better they like this
56:56
guy that you think is a straw man yeah
57:00
they like this guy and they're gonna
57:01
push this push this guy through hi olli
57:04
h AOL p hi olli
57:06
howling that means a white devil oh yeah
57:12
that's exactly what i thought it meant
57:16
all right just before we get into our
57:18
break here a Stevie Wonder play-doh
57:22
what let's just see one got something to
57:24
do with this decision you have one man
57:26
afford clip I've known well let's do man
57:29
if I got man afford stuff to but let's
57:31
do that after the break we'll do the
57:32
mana for stuff second this is called a
57:34
transition into the next block you with
57:38
me I'm all looking for something yeah
57:41
Aretha Franklin passed away as we know
57:43
never and we're gonna have no will what
57:46
oh I didn't hear this she left no will
57:48
really that doesn't sound like her at
57:50
all I'm not gonna believe this that's
57:52
what they said who says the may a P oh
57:56
you mean that the AP who does stories
57:58
about the animal cracker know will is
58:02
the official word official word she left
58:05
no will but she's dead and we'll have a
58:07
great two funeral blots of people
58:09
already scheduled to perform nothing
58:11
like that in show business oh yeah it's
58:13
gonna be live Coast a worldwide they're
58:15
gonna be it'll be like Whitney Houston's
58:17
funeral a it's gonna be fantastic yeah
58:19
what we okay it'd be great Stevie Wonder
58:21
will be there of course and the Today
58:23
Show sat Stevie down and talked about
58:25
Aretha and you know Stevie had some some
58:29
choice words to say I've known some time
58:32
about her condition and I just prayed
58:38
that even lovely eyes were very very
58:42
very very crazy when you think maybe one
58:46
out of two out of a hundred you know
58:52
would what's with the succeed or with
58:56
beat this thing I just feel that all
58:59
these various diseases that we have and
59:02
all these things that are happening in
59:03
the world in part it's because there are
59:07
those who don't believe in global
59:08
warming don't believe that what we do
59:10
affects the world what we eat affects
59:12
the world and it affects us and I just
59:17
hope that people will grow up and grow
59:20
out of the foolishness and know that we
59:23
all by how we think how we do how we
59:26
treat others we will never unlock the
59:29
key others we will never unlock the
59:30
until we truly let go the hatred the
59:35
bigotry the evilness the selfishness
59:38
when we do that then we can unlock some
59:41
of those things that keep us in this
59:43
place those things that keep us in this
59:44
global warming kilter global warming
59:47
killed Aretha Franklin all we have Jews
59:49
unlocked the key
59:54
is getting lunch at Chevrolet the
59:59
tortise in the race we rush on ESP ICT
1:00:14
country we but I think we have we must
1:00:24
the best producers in the universe about
1:00:32
there you go Tom nonnamous had to play
1:00:36
the whole thing in the show not just of
1:00:38
yours how good is the dynamite and any
1:00:40
actually even gave us a little I so and
1:00:43
so good thank you for courage and say in
1:00:54
the morning for co-conspirator Dvorak in
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the morning to you mr. Adam curry in the
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morning all ships to see boots on the
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and all the Dames all the nights out
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there indeed and in the morning to the
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his email he said you know the thing is
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he sent he started he got in this habit
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of sending me emails and say confirm
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you'll receive like no I hate that I
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hate that I'm gonna confirm I receive
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your email you can click a box on most
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a workaround maybe not all right let's
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thank a few executive and associate
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executive producers first show 1064 no
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1062 I'll take that yeah so husky
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bottoms of the hardwoods starts us off
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three hundred thirty four dollars in
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Beaufort cents to extend it is a very
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long note but there's some jingle
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requests at the bottom I'd recommend you
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line up through through extensive
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donation amount today brings the total
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i only assume the only person you would
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want to appease more than the Dark Lord
1:04:06
of Hades is his incarnate son on earth
1:04:08
president Trump my excitement in the
1:04:11
primaries of Trump was that I thought
1:04:13
government could use some old-fashioned
1:04:16
constructive destruction being that no
1:04:19
matter what happened with the Trump
1:04:20
victory the net effect would be positive
1:04:22
for the country while my vote was cast
1:04:24
for the intriguing undercard of a
1:04:25
pot-smoking bicyclists my hope was that
1:04:28
at some point the voting popular would
1:04:31
evolve from mouth-breathers who base
1:04:33
their loyalty on either red or blue ties
1:04:35
to critical thinking about what truly
1:04:37
affects their lives I died alas I am
1:04:40
afraid that the contest which Trump
1:04:42
shitshow could have an ultimate
1:04:44
they been have been beneficial to the
1:04:46
country as a whole maybe waning the
1:04:48
volume of those that frame public
1:04:50
opinion is deafening and I see and hear
1:04:53
little critical thinking from anyone in
1:04:55
day-to-day interactions perhaps he will
1:04:57
surprise me and Jeff Sessions head will
1:05:00
be on a stick in the front Don as he
1:05:02
appears in the Rose Garden with the
1:05:04
singlet and war paint
1:05:06
but until then whatever opportunity
1:05:09
there is to affect change with an
1:05:10
arrogant man that has the palette of a
1:05:12
toddler man that has the palette of a
1:05:13
I am afraid will be lost but no gloom
1:05:16
and doom here you guys are awesome your
1:05:19
brevity of in a glass half filled Trump
1:05:23
is at least entertaining did you see did
1:05:25
you see him in West Virginia no I missed
1:05:29
it West Virginia oh man we had a good
1:05:32
one just like I'm laughing like it's a
1:05:39
comedian it's amazingly good I like this
1:05:44
scene that well it's online but I'll
1:05:46
wait for the next she does these well I
1:05:48
usually record Tucker and that's usually
1:05:50
when he's on so I always get to see that
1:05:52
I'm get to see at least you know three
1:05:54
quarters of it at least Trump is
1:05:57
entertaining Pence is downright scary
1:05:59
and I can't wait to hear your analysis
1:06:01
of the jubilation of the mana Ford Cohen
1:06:04
scenarios tomorrow I was like getting
1:06:06
along with my wife karma as well as many
1:06:09
attempts at mouth punching or not
1:06:11
landing at mouth punching or not
1:06:11
well not the crowd you're hanging with
1:06:13
pal yeah and tendonitis is setting in no
1:06:17
more I doubt it
1:06:18
a jingle request Charlie Rose tell me
1:06:21
about your sexuality an old classic is
1:06:23
followed by John that is not a great
1:06:25
question and and then the controversy
1:06:29
needs some karma need some wife karma
1:06:31
know they are getting along with his
1:06:33
wife's karma all right tell me about
1:06:35
this sexuality it's in your DNA
1:06:38
great question you've got karma and
1:06:45
[Music] question you've got karma and
1:06:46
the arts attribution for episode 1060
1:06:50
this was the the Simpson the Alex Jones
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Simpsons art that was Mike Riley who did
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it not Darren O'Neill so that would that
1:07:00
was the mistake it shall be corrected
1:07:02
and reflected apologies
1:07:06
yeah Mike Riley salsa that's all set now
1:07:09
not weird you're right Riley and there
1:07:11
Neil have some similarities but yeah
1:07:13
Riley's the baby
1:07:15
Riley put yeah it was a glitch was a
1:07:18
glitch man
1:07:19
glitch onward did you give you need some
1:07:22
devil getting along with his wife karma
1:07:24
I gave the Karma
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you did yes hmm all right uh Marvin
1:07:32
Britton serves now Chris eisbock oh I'm
1:07:36
sorry Chris ice buck and I see what
1:07:38
happened 33333 in Cheshire Connecticut
1:07:42
I'm riding for job karma to help my bid
1:07:45
for a big promotion hopefully coming in
1:07:47
September also I love the reference to
1:07:49
the schism in the fabric of reality as
1:07:51
my first donation 2010 references the
1:07:54
Great Schism which happened in 1054 not
1:07:57
1062 look up east-west schism this puts
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me halfway from barren to by count which
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has no title yes it does
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yes it does yeah you bye-bye count as a
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title like counts the title it's on the
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list like counts the title it's on the
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a great work all around keep up the
1:08:17
great work Oh sir Chris Bock night of
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the No Agenda Brewers yells of Baron of
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Quinnie Quinnipiac couldn't it be a
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cabal Ian when I think it's I pronounce
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I you never get it right I love you guys
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jobs jobs jobs and jobs that's Marvin
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Britain sir Stafford iron brand in
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Bellevue Nebraska 333 greetings from
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Bellevue home of severed iron brand and
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my wife game yeah no this is a donation
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in honor of the Dames birthday August
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24th hopefully she's on the list is he
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not she's not I'm gonna put it on now go
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ahead we were like a cheap wine and
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chili dogs back in the night stable for
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today she pointed chili dogs back on the
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night stable for today since it's been a
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while that was the Dames original
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knighting request we'd also like to make
1:09:18
a douchebag call out to Troy theis the
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request of my coworker edy posh I was
1:09:26
recently a regular on the troll room
1:09:28
under the handle of spot to spook but
1:09:30
working other things have kept me away
1:09:32
spook work he's in Nebraska seems
1:09:37
unlikely work he's in Nebraska seems
1:09:38
I still enjoy the show and the sanity it
1:09:40
brings please play one clip for us the
1:09:43
full Reverend Manning whooping it with
1:09:46
the Constitution and health Comerford
1:09:48
Damien oh and Edie
1:09:50
Tasha's wife okay Harvin you Peggy
1:09:55
hold on it was a lot of work here
1:09:58
um whooping let me see just a song they
1:10:04
think yeah I know but it's like I'm
1:10:07
doing a million different things here
1:10:08
you know I've got birth the most
1:10:11
importantly to get the birthday on there
1:10:13
then they have to have is something for
1:10:15
the round table yeah where's Manning
1:10:19
whooping whooping whooping where the
1:10:21
hell is it
1:10:25
yeah no no John I I'm I can't find it
1:10:30
the hell I'll find it for the end of the
1:10:32
show this that's not acceptable
1:10:37
well some health cover for Damien no and
1:10:40
Edie Pasha's wife would be an
1:10:42
appropriate I'm gonna look for this
1:10:44
you've got karma so stand by Marvin now
1:10:51
we have jingles needed for this - I
1:10:54
guess this would swamp anybody dukkha
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nurse bomb from Virginia Beach Virginia
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Grand Duke 314 314 59 howdy from Fort
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Worth Texas in a minute
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says Virginia Beach Virginia how can
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that be yeah maybe he's there maybe he's
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ray hat dude named Ben does it have its
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pros and cons today's pros carne asada
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cons Tex and the cons Texas weather and
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traffic where is Fort Worth huh well I
1:11:33
thought for the word there's a little
1:11:35
more clear of all that but apparently
1:11:37
not big hugs and kisses to adam jcd and
1:11:41
my friends at the roundtable thank you
1:11:44
very much and i have the manning rap
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[Music] much and i have the manning rap
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[Applause] much and i have the manning rap
1:12:14
now here's why I couldn't find it that's
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the good part
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yeah it's spelled w HUP whoop not WH o o
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P it's spelled w HUP whoop not WH o o
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got it though
1:12:27
and we have that's our executive
1:12:29
producer we have one associate executive
1:12:31
producer Ryan
1:12:33
hit'em in Elk Grove California 200 hours
1:12:36
and 33 cents my last name is pronounced
1:12:39
head um okay goddamn my birthday is
1:12:43
March 12th and he appears to be on yes
1:12:45
on the list yes so please add me to the
1:12:47
birthday list I graduated from Berkeley
1:12:48
in May and moved to San Francisco around
1:12:51
October so let's drink wine some time I
1:12:55
tried to Mount Eden vineyards 2014
1:12:57
Chardonnay a few weeks ago and would
1:12:59
highly recommend it and it's a good wine
1:13:00
also I used this actually a classic I
1:13:03
also have an interesting note about
1:13:05
racism and white privilege most of the
1:13:07
time people talk about percentages
1:13:09
without looking at the actual quantity
1:13:10
for example 22 percent of black people
1:13:13
are in poverty compared to only 8.8 for
1:13:15
the white population according to the
1:13:17
2017 US census people use this to argue
1:13:20
for white privilege and how white people
1:13:22
have more opportunity but when you break
1:13:24
down the percentages 9.2 million black
1:13:27
people are in poverty compared to 17
1:13:29
point three million White's there are
1:13:33
white people in poverty too I bring this
1:13:35
up because my dad came from an
1:13:36
impoverished background joined the
1:13:38
military and served for six years then
1:13:39
went to law school he listens to the
1:13:41
show with me once in a while and gets
1:13:43
very peeved whenever the topic of white
1:13:45
privilege brought up
1:13:48
uh-huh in the eyes of minorities he is
1:13:51
successful because he is white and
1:13:53
privileged and he thinks it's annoying
1:13:55
thanks again for everything you and Adam
1:13:58
do yes I'm gonna hang out a partner for
1:14:00
that there you go thank you
1:14:01
you've got karma
1:14:06
the percentages and sheer numbers are
1:14:08
huge hugely different anyway that's our
1:14:11
group of executive and associate
1:14:13
executive producers for show 1062 yeah
1:14:15
thank you one of them producing this
1:14:17
show at that level and you are indeed
1:14:19
executive and associate executive
1:14:21
producers with credits as mentioned once
1:14:23
again in the newsletter that are valid
1:14:25
and are recognized everywhere credits
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are used and we appreciate our a nice
1:14:30
little list of execs today along with
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our one associate executive producer
1:14:33
we'll be thanking more people $50 and
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above in our second segment and remember
1:14:36
another show is coming your way on
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Sunday org
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[Music] org
1:15:04
I'm kind of convinced it's tourettes a
1:15:07
version of Tourette's you have this
1:15:09
recorder flute-playing that you do could
1:15:12
be it's it's very date smells very odd
1:15:15
very odd all right there was a just a
1:15:19
tweeter all right
1:15:22
crap storm everybody was freaking out
1:15:26
about the stupid social justice warriors
1:15:29
they're horrible I think we can see this
1:15:33
we came to a tipping point I believe a
1:15:35
tipping point with unhinged and unglued
1:15:38
nests point with unhinged and unglued
1:15:39
a lot of unhinged and unglued behavior
1:15:43
from mainly from what we deconstruct is
1:15:45
the mainstream media pretty much
1:15:47
everybody and right down to Shep Smith
1:15:50
the Fox but he doesn't really come
1:15:51
unglued but he's odd but this one story
1:15:55
which is really a non-story and I think
1:15:58
I'll tell you the I'll tell you about
1:16:00
the story first and then we can listen
1:16:02
to just some unhinged unhinged going off
1:16:05
on it was from Health Line health line
1:16:08
is uh yeah it's I think it's like a
1:16:10
WebMD they've got their doctors etc is
1:16:14
it me or is it more like natural news no
1:16:16
no no it's much more like a web in web
1:16:19
employee and this actual dis article was
1:16:22
medically reviewed by Janet Britto PhD
1:16:25
LCSW CST
1:16:29
and it's about LGBTQIA safe sex
1:16:33
it is a LGBTQIA safe sex guide
1:16:36
personally I feel they should use the
1:16:38
full acronym and if I were to review it
1:16:40
as a medical review I would have
1:16:41
disapproved because the acronym is
1:16:43
indeed LGBTQ Qi AAP ke so and I have
1:16:48
been tracking this since it was LGB puts
1:16:52
the ke kink kink yes that's enough that
1:16:57
is now official that's an official part
1:16:59
of it kink it's like queer queer or
1:17:02
what's queer I mean that's in there we
1:17:03
know it queers but no we don't know no
1:17:07
I'm sorry and get the hose you have no
1:17:10
idea what queer is and I don't either
1:17:12
because it's not just gay guys which
1:17:14
used to be queer now queer is something
1:17:16
else now okay will a oh I'd like to read
1:17:19
not sure how it works but you can
1:17:20
identify as it now so this is it's a
1:17:24
very serious piece and it does handle
1:17:27
all angles of gender fluidity when it
1:17:31
comes to copulating and having sex with
1:17:33
each other
1:17:34
and you know lots of different parts and
1:17:37
bits and there's all kinds of things
1:17:38
that are relatively new or at least new
1:17:40
to be talked about in public and they
1:17:43
say here why we need an LGBTQ I a
1:17:45
inclusive safer sex guide and that's
1:17:49
actually you know for young children
1:17:50
although I'm not so sure how young you
1:17:53
should start with this and this is
1:17:55
inspired by the GL Sen and the advocates
1:17:58
for youth who seemed a lot more
1:18:00
concerned with Donald Trump than with
1:18:03
LGBTQ ie issues but in this guy that
1:18:06
says traditional safe sex guys are often
1:18:08
structured in a way that presumes
1:18:09
everyone's gender male female 9
1:18:11
non-binary trans is the same as the sex
1:18:14
they were assigned at birth or sex
1:18:17
education resources often use videos
1:18:19
pictures and diagrams as a way to convey
1:18:20
important information though these
1:18:22
images and videos have historically
1:18:23
failed to reflect or provide information
1:18:25
about same-sex and queer relationships
1:18:29
these guides also often unnecessarily
1:18:32
gender body parts as being quote male
1:18:35
parts and quote female parts and refer
1:18:38
to quote sex with women or quote sex
1:18:40
with men a
1:18:41
excluding those who identify as
1:18:43
non-binary many individuals don't see
1:18:46
body parts as having a gender people
1:18:48
have a gender and as a result stay with
1:18:51
me stay with me
1:18:52
as a result trouble the notion that a
1:18:54
penis is exclusively a male body part
1:18:57
and a vulva is exclusively a female body
1:18:59
part is inaccurate by using the words
1:19:03
parts to talk about genitals and using
1:19:05
medical terms for anatomy without
1:19:07
attaching a gender to it we become much
1:19:09
more able to effectively discuss safe
1:19:11
sex in a weird in a way that's clear and
1:19:13
inclusive so for purposes of this guide
1:19:16
we've chosen to include alternative
1:19:18
words for readers to use for their
1:19:20
genitals for example some trans men
1:19:23
choose to use the words front whole or
1:19:27
eternal yet the fried whole story yes or
1:19:31
internal genital instead of vagina
1:19:33
alternatively some trans women may say
1:19:36
strapless or girl dick for penis this
1:19:40
usage is meant for one-on-one
1:19:41
communication with trusted persons such
1:19:43
as your doctor or partner not for broad
1:19:45
discussion in this guide whenever we use
1:19:48
the medical term vagina we will also
1:19:50
include front hole as clinically
1:19:52
recommended by researchers at the BMC
1:19:54
pregnancy and childbirth Journal so well
1:20:00
a front hole does exist if you're a
1:20:03
fully transgendered person from male to
1:20:08
female I didn't know that's what they
1:20:11
called it but the freaked out okay yeah
1:20:16
yes a front hole is different from a
1:20:18
vagina I got it and they actually had to
1:20:21
post a whole separate article no we're
1:20:25
not renaming the vagina some people are
1:20:28
under the impression that health line is
1:20:29
now using the term front hole instead of
1:20:31
vagina this is simply not true
1:20:35
I just got to play this Dana lash clip
1:20:37
now she is the you like her she's the
1:20:40
NRA spokes spokes hole
1:20:43
you know I'm talking about yeah I know
1:20:45
her yeah you like her I generally do I
1:20:48
mean she's a little bit
1:20:52
she has some you know she's a little bit
1:20:54
knee-jerk but a little bit a little bit
1:20:57
knee-jerk right-wing knee-jerk yeah ok
1:20:59
so you've heard the story are you
1:21:00
outraged no I don't think it much of I
1:21:03
wouldn't even done this story on this
1:21:04
show but I'm hardly outraged well I'm
1:21:07
doing it just to show you how unhinged
1:21:10
the right is become a guy we got balance
1:21:12
on this show finally here's the tipping
1:21:14
point I think that we are now in a state
1:21:17
of full-on unhinged NIST in across all
1:21:20
dimensions Healthline says using the
1:21:23
medical term vagina is not gender
1:21:25
inclusive language use instead front
1:21:28
whole the guide states quote it so just
1:21:31
so you know that's already not true
1:21:33
because that's not what it said said
1:21:35
they would they would use both words
1:21:36
okay all right wait before you go back
1:21:39
to it I was gonna say how is the front
1:21:41
hall would have been the mouth
1:21:42
imperative for safe sex guides to become
1:21:44
more inclusive of LGBTQIA and non-binary
1:21:49
people it's a thing it is an actual
1:21:53
thing health line says it I don't even
1:21:55
understand all the letters the GD bdq
1:21:58
burger this by the way this is just lame
1:22:00
for her to do this I don't understand
1:22:03
all the letters yes you do you do should
1:22:05
burger they say that you they say for
1:22:12
the purpose of this guide we will refer
1:22:15
to the female copulatory Oregon as the
1:22:17
front whole instead of using the medical
1:22:19
term vagina which is an actual medical
1:22:21
term and I can I just I need to just you
1:22:25
mean move on to another no I got a as a
1:22:28
woman did tell me to ask deaf you for a
1:22:32
moment because this is ridiculous
1:22:34
no pun intended I agree this do you do
1:22:38
they not understand female anatomy there
1:22:41
we go
1:22:41
do they not understand female anatomy
1:22:43
I'm sorry but there's more than one what
1:22:47
is wrong with these people I do not want
1:22:50
some social justice warrior dude how
1:22:52
dare you tell me what to use to in terms
1:22:57
of it as a substitute for medical names
1:22:59
for actual copulatory organs oh my gosh
1:23:07
if you did not take just a basic anatomy
1:23:10
and physiology class you don't get if
1:23:13
you don't have one you don't get to
1:23:14
rename it
1:23:16
oh my gosh trying to transition to it
1:23:19
but you don't know what's not happening
1:23:21
because this is the kind of stupid stuff
1:23:22
that social justice warrior particularly
1:23:26
the dudes do the social justice warrior
1:23:28
dudes because they're the ones who are
1:23:31
freaking out about this they're the ones
1:23:32
who like well you can't call it that
1:23:33
because I don't have one yeah I know you
1:23:35
don't it's not like you just switch it
1:23:38
on the outside and suddenly everything
1:23:40
magically appears inside and if you
1:23:42
think that women only have one you need
1:23:45
to understand how basic function of
1:23:48
female anatomy find out what a urethra
1:23:51
is find out these things they're not the
1:23:54
same thing the birth canal is not that
1:23:57
they're completely entirely different
1:24:00
things what shows us that you have no
1:24:04
business telling us women what to call
1:24:06
our stuff Oh My heavens this is this is
1:24:11
where I can't deal anymore this is where
1:24:13
I have left planet peace and I am out in
1:24:17
the space I am just done they're like oh
1:24:21
well it's the same thing you never go
1:24:29
into medicine people who think like this
1:24:31
don't ever do that you will kill a woman
1:24:34
from now on I'm just gonna call her
1:24:37
front hole I this is easier to remember
1:24:39
I think you should get some tums some
1:24:42
there's definitely one or two ice I have
1:24:45
two of course I got the eye so I think
1:24:52
that's the one okay that's not bad and
1:24:55
but all on false information one woman
1:24:59
who went nuts no no no this John the
1:25:03
front whole thing it was trending
1:25:06
trending front halls trending it was on
1:25:12
par with the animal crackers break out
1:25:15
of their cages well that was a good one
1:25:17
too their cages well that was a good one
1:25:18
I mean I don't have a clip of it because
1:25:20
every ap The Associated Press
1:25:25
did an article you know like breaking
1:25:27
news the animals on the animal crackers
1:25:30
will no longer be in cages because it's
1:25:32
cruel PETA forced them what a setup what
1:25:40
a great piece of native advertising what
1:25:42
a great great great fantastic because it
1:25:46
make everybody I by the way do this John
1:25:49
that's not news that's promotion it's
1:25:52
the old promotion that when I first
1:25:54
heard the story so as you go to the
1:25:55
store and get a box of the old ones did
1:25:58
you think you did their inventory out
1:26:00
almost instantly because they're all
1:26:01
collectors items now no kidding
1:26:03
because in reality with they made this
1:26:05
change without announcing it would just
1:26:07
be a package upgrade nobody cares it was
1:26:09
you know cartoons of animals in cages
1:26:11
and it was kind of a dubious cage and
1:26:14
then somebody pointed out cynically on
1:26:16
Twitter they said yeah whatever they do
1:26:18
there the kids are still gonna bite the
1:26:20
heads off the animals first thing they
1:26:22
do right animal crack we have to rock
1:26:28
against the crackers man because it
1:26:30
teaches kids to harm animals bite the
1:26:33
heads off see now that's something I can
1:26:36
get behind
1:26:37
I'm get behind the front hole and it's
1:26:40
sad because the animals have all moved
1:26:42
to silly
1:26:42
good-evening we're following a
1:26:44
disturbing incident tonight in
1:26:46
Clearfield County where Pennsylvania
1:26:47
State Police served a search warrant
1:26:49
after reports of animal abuse our Alexis
1:26:52
Wainwright has been following this story
1:26:54
she joins us live tonight outside of the
1:26:56
Police barracks Alexis what are police
1:26:58
saying according to officials there's no
1:27:01
Pleasant way of saying this they say
1:27:03
that these men have been having sexual
1:27:05
intercourse with animals according to
1:27:07
the district attorney bill Shaw this has
1:27:09
been a part of an ongoing investigation
1:27:10
as to the abuse of animals this is an
1:27:14
unpleasant topic but the facts are that
1:27:17
we received a report of folks having
1:27:21
sexual intercourse with animals farm
1:27:24
animals down and munson Saturday morning
1:27:27
State Police say they moved into action
1:27:29
for safety concerns of animal abuse at a
1:27:32
home in maan Singh
1:27:34
three men have been arrested Terry
1:27:37
Wallace Matt broom maker in Martin
1:27:39
Menace cough all in their 30s in early
1:27:42
40s either going to be charged with
1:27:44
sexual abuse of an animal corruption of
1:27:48
minors recklessly endangering another
1:27:50
person police recovered several
1:27:52
semi-automatic weapons at the home or
1:27:54
the DA says there was also a minor but
1:27:57
they don't believe they were abused or
1:27:59
involved they say they are still
1:28:01
investigating to be sure I've been doing
1:28:04
this for over time then house it
1:28:06
corruption of a minor if no minors were
1:28:08
involved it's beyond the beside the
1:28:10
point and I have heard in this report so
1:28:12
what's not in this is that there were so
1:28:14
I think they have over a thousand counts
1:28:17
of of sex with animals they had a barn
1:28:20
with a special set up so they could
1:28:23
strap the animal to a gate and they
1:28:25
could stand behind the animals and also
1:28:28
there was a goat I'm reliably informed
1:28:32
also not in this report but it's in the
1:28:35
written reports I'm reminded of the
1:28:37
classic joke from the 30s that appeared
1:28:40
in the legmen book ration of the dirty
1:28:42
joke one farmer goes up to another and
1:28:45
he says hey do you know what that felt
1:28:47
like Kenzie's been saying about us
1:28:49
farmers and the other friend says no
1:28:51
what says he says us farmers go out and
1:28:54
we're fucking goats and sheep and cows
1:28:58
and dogs and snakes and the other farmer
1:29:02
says dogs and snakes and the other farmer
1:29:03
snakes yeah yes Wow okay the reason it's
1:29:14
over a thousand counts is because they
1:29:17
made video of every single time they did
1:29:19
it hey money money money this is a huge
1:29:26
yes this is a huge business huge it is
1:29:31
an international business international
1:29:35
sex with animals now this leap has leads
1:29:38
me into an art of an excellent article
1:29:42
that's an interview written in the full
1:29:44
excreme' in the Netherlands it's very
1:29:47
long and
1:29:48
not gonna read it that mainly because
1:29:49
it's in Dutch I did run it through the
1:29:51
google translator which I had to do
1:29:53
eight times because they have a cap on
1:29:55
how many how many were how many
1:29:57
characters they'll translate at a time
1:29:59
and it's yes yeah I mean this has got to
1:30:03
be a 20,000 word interviews it's very
1:30:06
very long so Google Translate you can't
1:30:08
just throw a whole book in there and
1:30:10
Google will have an issue with that will
1:30:12
actually do use who I wait I just want
1:30:14
to mention this okay if it's a newspaper
1:30:15
article and you go on Chrome and you
1:30:17
read it on Chrome you can hit the button
1:30:20
it will turn a toad translate on the fly
1:30:22
the whole thing yes except it doesn't
1:30:24
because they have the GDR P
1:30:29
warning and that's the when you when you
1:30:31
when you do the click it in chrome I did
1:30:34
all that it translates the warning not
1:30:37
the out not the article yeah JavaScript
1:30:41
crap anyway the reason why I
1:30:44
transitioned into this is because this
1:30:45
article it was an interview with a Dutch
1:30:48
guy who worked in Berlin at a Google
1:30:51
facility it was a contractor but a
1:30:54
facility that whose entire job was to
1:30:57
approve or disapprove of posts and
1:31:00
videos for Facebook and you know the guy
1:31:04
speaks on grounds of anonymity because
1:31:06
of course he signed an NDA you cannot
1:31:08
talk about it he did and he felt it was
1:31:11
really important because he says it's
1:31:13
what's going on first of all it's all
1:31:15
minimum wage he was in Berlin he he
1:31:17
didn't know he was being asked to do
1:31:19
something for Google they needed Dutch
1:31:20
speakers so the guy goes to the
1:31:22
interview they never mentioned Google
1:31:24
you know they they do they just some
1:31:27
basic basic questions then he goes back
1:31:30
and then he's given a quote and he has
1:31:33
to say is that hateful or not he
1:31:36
actually didn't have the right answer
1:31:37
but no okay I understand I did it wrong
1:31:40
anyway long story short he's hired and
1:31:42
there's just a couple of Dutch people
1:31:45
this is like the Tower of Babel in this
1:31:48
in this office there's people from all
1:31:51
over Europe all speaking different
1:31:52
languages all viewing posts and videos
1:31:54
this is their AI okay I love it it's the
1:31:58
same thing that's coming to Austin this
1:32:00
is very important to understand because
1:32:01
that AI yes AI this is this is their
1:32:04
artificial intelligence they have people
1:32:06
everywhere in little dark buildings at
1:32:09
minimum-wage trying to determine what is
1:32:12
good and what is not and he says first
1:32:15
of all I says the Netherlands they are
1:32:17
so hateful he says the hate and it's and
1:32:20
it's very Dutch to say cancer everything
1:32:22
is cancer you're a cancer woman your
1:32:24
cancer child your cancer job everything
1:32:27
is cancer and I know this because that
1:32:29
is the the Dutch very easily say crack
1:32:33
the conquer a conquer who were so
1:32:36
everything with cancer is very very odd
1:32:39
cultural thing he says but the worst is
1:32:42
the thing he says but the worst is
1:32:42
videos yeah the child pornography
1:32:45
violent rapes of eleven-year-old
1:32:48
children I'm not going to read exactly
1:32:50
what he said but he was very graphic in
1:32:52
this such in Dutch again we the
1:32:55
translation is there yes oh these are
1:32:59
such videos yeah the Dutch video sure I
1:33:01
think the the Netherlands is probably a
1:33:04
pet at pedo bear central in the EU very
1:33:09
disturbing says and everyone at the
1:33:11
Google contracted facility his drinking
1:33:15
is on drugs are with therapists have
1:33:18
post-traumatic stress disorder they
1:33:20
watching the videos yes it's so
1:33:23
disturbing the guy says there's some
1:33:25
videos I cannot get out of my head
1:33:27
and that's the you know like the the
1:33:29
child rape videos so they have to sit
1:33:32
through this every single day and most
1:33:34
of them can't stand it more than a
1:33:36
couple weeks he was there for three
1:33:38
months could not stand he said I was
1:33:40
walking around like a zombie and he
1:33:43
would take a bottle of wine to work just
1:33:47
to be able to get through the day and
1:33:48
here's my problem
1:33:50
Austin Texas has been sold this bill of
1:33:54
goods that we're gonna become the next
1:33:55
Silicon Valley that we're gonna be who
1:33:57
the tech Mecca we go and what is
1:33:59
happening is Silicon Valley is sending
1:34:02
not only thanks to John C Dvorak all of
1:34:05
their homeless people on buses to Austin
1:34:07
they're sending the reviewers of these
1:34:09
horrible videos who become disaffected
1:34:12
have post-traumatic stress disorder are
1:34:15
on all kinds of psychotropic drugs are
1:34:18
on alcohol they're walking around like
1:34:20
zombies in our city on these damn
1:34:22
scooters I think you should go to the
1:34:25
City Council meeting and bring this up
1:34:27
with them I have a rest and burden the
1:34:30
show with your personal problem come on
1:34:32
this is this is good for the show what
1:34:33
are you talking about I am so obviously
1:34:39
that's my personal problem in Austin but
1:34:42
that this this is what's going on it
1:34:44
it's going to blow up someone is going
1:34:47
to commit some kind of heinous act after
1:34:49
sitting in these rooms for days on end
1:34:51
like being tortured yeah
1:34:55
it is that's like the scene in the
1:34:59
Clockwork Orange where the guy's
1:35:00
eyeballs are open up and they make him
1:35:02
see all this horrible things I mean it's
1:35:05
it's and when you read this everything
1:35:08
you can imagine that's horrible that
1:35:10
needs to be translated and put into an
1:35:12
American vehicle newspaper well maybe
1:35:15
that's something that you want to take a
1:35:18
shot at the translations not too bad
1:35:22
it's very very interesting it's it's but
1:35:26
this is going to get very bad very
1:35:28
quickly you kill if what if what you say
1:35:32
yeah especially internationally
1:35:34
not to mention locally with those jokers
1:35:37
and wherever they were
1:35:38
bumfuck eyewear was that what state were
1:35:41
these is you have words for you today
1:35:43
they were Pennsylvania Pennsylvania
1:35:45
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Dutch there
1:35:49
yeah I'm surprised that they didn't
1:35:51
associate Trump somehow with that story
1:35:55
it's a Dutch story they're not always
1:35:57
about the forks Crump is
1:36:00
and it's very well respected
1:36:02
intellectual lefty newspaper no I'm
1:36:06
talking about not the newspaper story
1:36:07
but the original story about the
1:36:08
bestiality oh they had guns this
1:36:12
stickers mister yes mag a missed
1:36:15
opportunity mister yes mag a missed
1:36:18
probably Hillary voters anyway so while
1:36:23
I was going through this rant in my head
1:36:25
yeah I realized something really bad
1:36:30
you know and I'm just gonna go into OTG
1:36:33
for a second just that sort of one
1:36:35
understands being off the grid for me is
1:36:38
just being a little more invisible to
1:36:39
Silicon Valley and I have now with my
1:36:41
new purchase we can talk about it later
1:36:43
I have now lived since the last show
1:36:46
without an iPhone at all no smartphone
1:36:49
whatsoever an iPhone at all no smartphone
1:36:50
everything is transitional get to that
1:36:52
this has been going on for over a month
1:36:54
yeah but I was using the iPhone at home
1:36:56
for what four digits all kinds of things
1:37:00
just sitting on the couch you know
1:37:02
because I I don't want to hear it like
1:37:04
you okay yeah I will say again I don't
1:37:06
want to reiterate this but I will which
1:37:08
is that I have discovered years ago or
1:37:11
recently I don't know when I discovered
1:37:13
it where I could actually realize I
1:37:15
discovered it that if you sit around at
1:37:18
the table with a bunch of people and you
1:37:19
want to use your phone to look something
1:37:22
up all you have to do is request it you
1:37:24
don't need a phone you just say hey can
1:37:26
somebody look up this can somebody look
1:37:27
up that can somebody look and I've
1:37:29
mocked these people for doing it and
1:37:30
they still do it
1:37:32
they will look up anything cuz one of
1:37:34
them always has the phone and they love
1:37:35
looking stuff up for you and I feel much
1:37:38
more kingly yeah that's great
1:37:41
and you know but we're not talking about
1:37:43
you you're not the typical consumer for
1:37:45
today's world this is for other people
1:37:47
and the this the mission I've been on is
1:37:52
to be able to use as many services that
1:37:55
I need as possible with a browser with a
1:37:58
protected browser with as much turned
1:38:01
off and shutdown as possible which is
1:38:03
just not possible in the app ecosphere
1:38:05
that's why all smartphones are evil but
1:38:09
I'll get to that I have a review of the
1:38:11
surface go if you're interested we can
1:38:13
do that later the thing that I realized
1:38:15
is with all of my beau TG and I realize
1:38:18
this yesterday
1:38:20
we're on the boat with the former New
1:38:22
York banker I take my hearing aids off
1:38:24
because we're gonna get in the water
1:38:25
we're gonna do some surfing and so here
1:38:28
we are were two dudes with our shirts
1:38:30
off in a air you know air Nautique
1:38:34
whatever it is
1:38:36
and the music I guess his wife was in
1:38:39
the boat last it's like Abba like banker
1:38:42
change this this is not good we do not
1:38:45
look very cool with ABBA
1:38:47
you know Mamma Mia blast yes yes we have
1:38:56
to forget to do something so he's trying
1:38:58
to connect this phone to the the boats
1:39:02
the system through bluetooth and he's it
1:39:05
can't connect he says I see these I see
1:39:07
two bluetooths that are just numbers and
1:39:09
not a name oh crap those are my hearing
1:39:13
aids they're broadcasting MAC addresses
1:39:15
24/7 I literally have a target on my
1:39:18
head yeah you all you have to do is he's
1:39:22
go for in between the two Bluetooth
1:39:24
transmitters yeah that's easy this is
1:39:28
I'm a walking tracker this is very very
1:39:33
bad yeah this would be and there's no
1:39:36
way to turn it on low TG guy and there's
1:39:38
no way to turn off the Bluetooth
1:39:40
broadcast way to turn off the Bluetooth
1:39:43
and the drone could pick it up like oh
1:39:45
there it is there's anna mac address
1:39:46
that's Tracy luckily blue - it's only
1:39:48
really transmits about 30 feet max yes -
1:39:53
a store nearby who picks it up and
1:39:55
relays it off to the drone Bush you want
1:40:02
to hear about the surface go we got him
1:40:04
but that's it you never did make the
1:40:06
connection you couldn't change it so
1:40:08
it's you two guys with the shirts off
1:40:10
listening to ABBA well no we made the
1:40:14
connection and quickly changed it to
1:40:16
something else like you know dude rock
1:40:18
music ray yeah dude yeah dude yeah
1:40:22
anyway I I got the surface go yeah the
1:40:25
surface go which is the inexpensive
1:40:27
Microsoft Surface which is about 500
1:40:31
bucks it looks like a pretty usable
1:40:35
little machine I love this machine and I
1:40:40
didn't get the 399 which I think would
1:40:43
be unusable for 4 megabytes of RAM and
1:40:46
RAM yeah you want that you want to max
1:40:48
it out yeah so it's the 8 128 this is a
1:40:53
question first question I have I haven't
1:40:55
looked at one of these I was gonna go
1:40:56
look at one never did
1:40:58
can you pull out the 128 drive which is
1:41:01
really just a little thin car I don't
1:41:03
know and put it up I don't know if I'd
1:41:05
like all right you can put in this you
1:41:06
could you can put in a separate SD card
1:41:09
but I did that's different
1:41:10
ya know I don't know about that all I
1:41:13
know is this is the product Apple should
1:41:14
have made this device it's it is
1:41:18
fantastic I've you know I went through
1:41:20
all the guides online and locked down
1:41:22
Windows 10 as much as I could I'm not
1:41:24
kidding myself of course
1:41:26
and and by the way in the process of
1:41:28
that I'm new to Windows 10 I'm new to
1:41:30
Windows it's very interesting to see
1:41:32
that with they did this Windows 10 and
1:41:35
maybe it was earlier with it you know
1:41:36
different windows version they've got
1:41:37
all these slick settings and control
1:41:40
panels and but then sometimes like you
1:41:42
click on something to open up a
1:41:44
different control panel and up pops like
1:41:45
the NT control panel it's like all this
1:41:51
old stuff hiding under there it's very
1:41:53
that's what you want
1:41:55
I know that and I really appreciate it
1:41:58
for what it is it's the customization I
1:42:00
even customized the tiles on Windows 10
1:42:03
I never understood what they were for
1:42:05
like okay and especially this thing goes
1:42:08
into tablet mode in a very usable way it
1:42:12
only weighs about a pounds like a little
1:42:14
over that's what I kind of like about it
1:42:16
yeah it's over a pound with the with the
1:42:18
with the keyboard on it is I the
1:42:22
speakers the sound is fantastic
1:42:24
now they advertise eight hours it no way
1:42:28
if I'm battery life I think you get if
1:42:32
you're really using it if you're
1:42:33
watching a movie sure if you're if
1:42:35
you're using it for three four or five
1:42:37
applications at a time four hours max
1:42:40
but still that's still pretty good still
1:42:42
and I mean this is I'm in love I have to
1:42:46
say this is a great and this is me
1:42:49
saying this lifelong Mac guy but once
1:42:53
you really shut it all down and you know
1:42:55
make sure all that Windows hello and put
1:42:58
a piece of tape over the front camera
1:43:00
once you've done all that stuff and lock
1:43:03
down everything I know you can't and
1:43:04
please don't email me I know it's in the
1:43:07
chip already I know but Silicon Valley
1:43:10
is having a much harder time tracking me
1:43:12
I'm using all their services with brave
1:43:14
I'm using the VPN I'm gonna I want to
1:43:18
install a pie hole on it in the unit in
1:43:20
the Linux subsystem which you can't do
1:43:22
just yet for a number of technical
1:43:23
reasons this is the OTG device for
1:43:27
people who want to be as visible as
1:43:29
possible for the tracking and tracing
1:43:31
from commercial companies is a great
1:43:34
device instead of a smartphone
1:43:38
so one of the policies of the show is to
1:43:40
use Bing over Google yes so I was using
1:43:44
my VP and if dude you know just I just
1:43:47
usually keep it on all the time it's a
1:43:49
very good way of keeping certain kinds
1:43:51
of worms and viruses from bouncing
1:43:53
around and so I was using our I change
1:43:57
the location once in a while it's just
1:43:59
to see what the speeds are and so I go
1:44:02
to Mexico I'm coming out of Mexico and
1:44:06
so I guy being something and then it
1:44:08
comes in Spanish yes Mexico Spanish
1:44:12
Spanish answers to everything yeah so I
1:44:15
use Google Google's fine you know they
1:44:17
got some hidden cookie says hey this
1:44:19
guy's not in Mexico you know they're
1:44:20
doing that and so it meanwhile so I go
1:44:23
back and I go to my normal VPN centage
1:44:25
which is not any english-speaking
1:44:27
country usually the United States Canada
1:44:29
something like that and every time I hit
1:44:31
being it still puts me in Mexico oh
1:44:33
really oh that's the custom cookies or
1:44:35
the guys in Mexico and it leaves me in
1:44:37
Mexico you have this one thing you need
1:44:39
to look out for sometimes if you I've
1:44:41
had that the Google dot code MX
1:44:44
sometimes your browser will autocomplete
1:44:46
that after you visited it once oh that's
1:44:49
another problem I don't want to even
1:44:54
these guys here's the thing you're using
1:44:56
a V there's a pet peeve I haven't
1:44:58
written about all right I will I'm using
1:44:59
a VPN for a number of security reasons I
1:45:02
just think it's a better safer way to go
1:45:03
and think it's a better safer way to go
1:45:06
what what is Amazon all of a sudden
1:45:08
think I'm in the UK when I'm not I'm not
1:45:11
hello Amazon I am not in the UK it's
1:45:15
presumptuous of you to think that I am
1:45:17
when I'm specifically trying to type in
1:45:19
amazon.com I'm not typing amazon.com dot
1:45:23
UK right and it's not being completed by
1:45:26
the browser when it goes to amazon.com
1:45:29
it says oh he's coming in from the UK
1:45:31
let's put him there yeah so it moves me
1:45:34
it's not the browser doing the
1:45:35
autocomplete it's Amazon moving me to
1:45:37
the UK I don't want to do business with
1:45:39
the Amazon UK site
1:45:43
yeah but you understand why it's
1:45:45
happening technically they're making
1:45:47
assumptions yes there's two when you
1:45:50
make an assumption you make an ass out
1:45:52
of you and me yes
1:45:56
I'm not going on the internet for them
1:45:58
to make assumptions okay I'm sorry I
1:46:02
will call Jeff pretty damn useful I've
1:46:24
just forgotten through the habit of just
1:46:26
being stuff yes just begin now
1:46:33
just change this topic this is I think
1:46:36
we got the roti GT now though I was just
1:46:38
gonna do one one more clip but not
1:46:40
really OTG but about the chips well we
1:46:43
can do that later what about the chips I
1:46:45
know I'm interested oh there's a company
1:46:47
who I thought we're doing it just purely
1:46:49
for promotional reasons because they are
1:46:51
a chip implant company they're not they
1:46:54
implanted a whole bunch of employees
1:46:56
with chips in their hands so they you
1:47:00
know it's handy so you can go through
1:47:03
the turnstile by using your hand instead
1:47:05
of your card here here's the CEO you
1:47:08
know what's good I don't have to worry
1:47:11
about losing it
1:47:12
here's CNBC with the CEO of the company
1:47:15
and you're not far from the truth
1:47:17
last year Wisconsin based company 3
1:47:19
Square market announced its plans to
1:47:21
install rice sized microchips in its
1:47:24
employees the implants can be used to
1:47:26
scan into the office building to
1:47:28
purchase food at work and to log into
1:47:31
the computers their CEO Todd Westby is
1:47:33
back with us to talk about how the
1:47:34
program is going so far so Todd what's
1:47:37
it been like how many of your employees
1:47:39
at this point have chosen to have the
1:47:42
chip and plant it and how many do you
1:47:43
have to go yes to date we have a hundred
1:47:46
and ninety-six employees and 92 of them
1:47:49
are chip to this day and what's the risk
1:47:52
what's been like in terms of their
1:47:55
experience does anybody said I want this
1:47:57
thing out of me or when they leave do
1:48:00
they have to get it out we've had one
1:48:02
employee that's left that had it removed
1:48:04
how that's left that had it removed
1:48:04
over the vast majority of our employees
1:48:06
absolutely love the conveniences that
1:48:09
having this chip in their hand really
1:48:11
brings to them I'm sure you've been
1:48:13
asked this a million times Todd but why
1:48:16
not a badge what why'd you have to
1:48:17
implant a piece of equipment into people
1:48:20
this guy's rationale why not a badge
1:48:23
John can you think of a reason why a
1:48:24
chip in your hand will be better than a
1:48:26
badge you lose your badge if it can be
1:48:29
lost it will be lost and the very first
1:48:32
day that I had this done I actually had
1:48:34
a late night interview and I forgot my
1:48:37
ID card and I thought huh I got a chip
1:48:41
in my hand and when I showed up at work
1:48:43
I scan my hand and I was let in the
1:48:45
front door so it's really a huge
1:48:47
convenience factor that the employees
1:48:50
seem to like with it you know we all
1:48:52
carry around our phones these days we
1:48:54
don't really lose those too often why
1:48:55
don't you just have people use their
1:48:57
phone for this kind of thing because
1:48:59
this is much more convenient you can do
1:49:01
a lot more really with this then you can
1:49:04
your phone as far as I can log into my
1:49:06
computer with this which I do every day
1:49:08
I can log into my phone with it I can
1:49:13
pay for items if I forgot my credit card
1:49:16
or my phone I can log into work notice
1:49:19
the theme here it's all about forgetting
1:49:21
people are happy to have this today are
1:49:23
they afraid you're tracking them beyond
1:49:25
work no we have had you know some normal
1:49:28
pushback which comes with anything you
1:49:30
do however what we've really done with
1:49:33
this I think is you see a lot of
1:49:35
discussion now about implants and how
1:49:39
they can you know take your heartbeat
1:49:40
get your blood glucose levels you see
1:49:44
Amazon just hiring a top-notch doctor
1:49:48
you see Walmart filing for patents on
1:49:50
this what we've really done is sort of
1:49:53
made it acceptable or brought it in the
1:49:56
forefront where people are now talking
1:49:57
about it and that's what they're gonna
1:49:59
do that's how they bring it in is
1:50:01
through medical and looking at the
1:50:02
benefits that it can do for a person 10
1:50:05
seconds how easy is it to get out
1:50:07
basically you just punch your the your
1:50:10
hand with a needle and you can push it
1:50:12
right out the same hole
1:50:13
right just push it right out the hole I
1:50:16
was doing the question I actually had
1:50:19
the voice guys voice down I think this
1:50:22
guy is a shill and it's very obvious I
1:50:26
have a little short follow-up clip this
1:50:29
is coming and it's going to eventually
1:50:31
be mandated by your insurance CPS inside
1:50:33
the body has the potential to
1:50:35
revolutionize medication delivery MIT
1:50:37
engineers have come up with a way to
1:50:39
detect the exact location on global
1:50:42
positioning devices anywhere in the body
1:50:43
the ingestible implants can be used as a
1:50:46
replacement safe for tube cameras for
1:50:48
diagnostics but scientists say using
1:50:50
wireless technology to track the devices
1:50:52
to the centimeter they can detect heart
1:50:55
rate breathing movement and they say by
1:50:57
directing the in body GPS they can
1:51:00
attach drugs for delivery to specific
1:51:02
places to treat diseases like cancer
1:51:04
without impacting healthy tissue or
1:51:07
organs GPS GPS is a misnomer here has
1:51:12
nothing to do with GPS it's just you
1:51:15
know you just have a sensor you can see
1:51:16
where the the where the where the chip
1:51:18
is in the body it's not the GPS moron so
1:51:23
it's got a little propeller around it so
1:51:24
they can move it around too but that's
1:51:26
how it's gonna happen it's like oh yeah
1:51:28
cuz we can check your heart rate and why
1:51:30
wouldn't you it's safe it's good for
1:51:31
your health come on and by the way your
1:51:33
premiums go down yeah well that would be
1:51:36
the gimmick the premiums going down yes
1:51:38
well we predicted it eight years ago
1:51:40
that this would be related to insurance
1:51:43
for cars with GPS trackers that's what
1:51:47
could possibly go wrong nothing I can't
1:51:49
imagine well it reminds me of a clip I
1:51:52
have about what could possibly go wrong
1:51:53
with this great technologies that we
1:51:55
employ now that I found that I don't
1:51:58
know how old this clip is I found it in
1:52:00
a compilation of crazy clips but it was
1:52:03
the drivers a couple years ago when
1:52:06
there was an Elmo toy that had been
1:52:10
reprogrammed or reprogrammed itself
1:52:12
after a battery change and we play this
1:52:14
clip everyone's gonna be talking about
1:52:15
this this weekend a mother Cherry's on
1:52:17
her son's talking Elmo ghoul and is
1:52:19
stunned to hear what comes out of its
1:52:21
mouth you will be too
1:52:27
that's right
1:52:28
the ELMO doll is saying kill James
1:52:30
that's the name of the boy who owns the
1:52:32
Elmo knows your name doll you plug it
1:52:35
into the computer so it will repeat the
1:52:37
child's name while the doll ran out of
1:52:38
batteries so the mom replaced them
1:52:40
that's when it started making death
1:52:41
threats it's not something that really
1:52:46
you would think don't ever come out of a
1:52:47
toy but once I heard it I was just kind
1:52:50
of distraught even worse James began
1:52:54
repeating the phrase so his mama had to
1:52:56
hide the toy fisher-price makes the doll
1:52:58
and says it will issue a voucher to
1:53:00
replace it is also examining Elmo to
1:53:02
figure out what went wrong and looking
1:53:04
at other toys to find out if they are
1:53:06
bloodthirsty as well thinking there's a
1:53:09
dude named Ben somewhere laughing like
1:53:13
this this is why you can't I mean this
1:53:15
is why it this is why professor Ted is
1:53:17
right you do dis exemplifies the
1:53:22
problems you'll have with all these
1:53:23
things everything vandals
1:53:26
mm-hmm dudes named Ben who are fed up or
1:53:29
where they're just irks or they think
1:53:30
it's funny or there's a million
1:53:33
possibilities didn't do this sort of
1:53:35
thing this does not do all had them it
1:53:38
was programmed to say kill and I mean
1:53:40
that that didn't would didn't dream it
1:53:42
up itself so it it was killed whoever
1:53:45
killed James was deaf I sent programs
1:53:49
after a battery reset seems like a
1:53:52
perfect opportunity reboot yeah boots to
1:53:56
this new default I love it yes all the
1:54:01
stuff is that is susceptible to this
1:54:03
including driverless cars I might add
1:54:05
yes driverless cars I might add
1:54:07
yes hey doesn't end face bag just as a
1:54:10
late-breaking story this was everywhere
1:54:14
they are within their analytics set I
1:54:18
guess their social graph dynamics they
1:54:22
are rating trustworthiness of every user
1:54:26
on the system sound familiar
1:54:29
yeah what dummy that's not from a bitch
1:54:33
what are you referring to it's like a
1:54:35
social score if you can be trusted yes
1:54:37
exactly score if you can be trusted yes
1:54:38
yeah China like exactly the China
1:54:42
weather you can't get a job you can't
1:54:43
get on the railroad train yep what's
1:54:46
your social score on Facebook you can
1:54:49
either be a zero it's I think the scale
1:54:51
is from zero be the fisa
1:54:53
of social it's from yes FICA FICA why do
1:54:57
I keep doing that
1:54:58
I know it's FICA but I keep saying FISA
1:55:01
is it FICA or FICO I think is fight cut
1:55:04
FISA no that's the fight no that's the
1:55:06
FISA courts no fights the cortisol
1:55:08
flights Accord right right right right
1:55:11
no we're talking about FICO psych FICA
1:55:14
is something with taxes FICO is the FICO
1:55:18
score FICO score exactly this has the
1:55:21
patent to the fact that no scar the fact
1:55:23
the fact that these guys are building a
1:55:26
rating system on your truck on the
1:55:29
trustworthiness of every user yes that's
1:55:32
not what this thing's about this is
1:55:35
shameful that they're doing this
1:55:38
I'm not going on Facebook I'm not
1:55:40
getting an account on Facebook so I can
1:55:42
communicate with my grandmother so we
1:55:45
can both end up getting scored if we're
1:55:48
trustworthiness both end up getting scored if we're
1:55:50
what's grandma gonna think when she sees
1:55:51
why your trustworthiness is down bill
1:55:55
'we don't know should I be talking to
1:55:57
you anymore what you will notice in
1:55:59
modern light you won't but what I've
1:56:01
noticed in modern life is when you do
1:56:04
not use certain things such as I no
1:56:06
longer use a smartphone you're locked
1:56:09
out of a lot of things now I'm not sad
1:56:11
that I can't use the bike or the or the
1:56:13
scooter I'm not sad about that
1:56:15
I wouldn't use them anyway right but I
1:56:17
but I cannot use it and there I think
1:56:20
you can predict if they hang around long
1:56:22
enough there will be a time when when
1:56:24
someone is asked what's your facebook
1:56:27
score or Facebook may not make certain
1:56:30
things available to you that's probably
1:56:32
how it'll start now you have a low score
1:56:34
you cannot join this group you watch
1:56:37
this I'm not to say you watch to me this
1:56:41
is obviously what's gonna happen but I
1:56:44
think we did luck the law system will do
1:56:46
some damage in the other route in the
1:56:48
other direction for example I think
1:56:49
those bikes that you need a smartphone
1:56:52
for I think you can sue over this I'm
1:56:54
being denied use of this of this public
1:56:57
service yes because I don't use a phone
1:56:59
yes yes because I don't use a phone
1:57:01
I would sue him sue em somebody sue him
1:57:04
well the Mendocino firefighters are
1:57:08
suing the Mendocino firefighters are
1:57:10
they're suing Verizon and this is very
1:57:13
odd stores is a very sick story because
1:57:17
they were using up to 25 gigabytes of
1:57:19
data and then the minute you hit that
1:57:21
cap rise on your unlimited bandwidth we
1:57:24
know this is a lie
1:57:25
Verizon then slows you down - you know
1:57:28
like zero almost and so they're running
1:57:31
into problems and Verizon they can't
1:57:33
even get it to get their change a system
1:57:37
- just give it to them no no now they
1:57:39
have to spend an extra $2.00 a month and
1:57:41
get on this other plan well grandfather
1:57:42
this in do you have any friends and
1:57:44
family I mean that's what they're doing
1:57:46
and I'm thinking all the while
1:57:49
net neutrality anybody
1:57:53
yeah like net neutrality is gonna solve
1:57:55
this problem no no my point would be in
1:57:58
net neutrality these guys would get zero
1:58:01
preference no priority for them oh
1:58:04
that's a good point no priority and now
1:58:06
they want priority they want priority
1:58:09
over every other to the ground we need
1:58:11
priority no no no no no no but the
1:58:14
stupid fire department is joining a net
1:58:17
neutrality lawsuit they don't get it
1:58:20
this is exactly the wrong thing to do
1:58:22
you're going to get legally the same as
1:58:26
everybody else you will have no
1:58:28
preference even though you're fighting a
1:58:30
fire a fire no preference same data I
1:58:35
just do not understand the logic this is
1:58:37
a great example but they've gotten it
1:58:40
all wrong there's only about 10 guys I
1:58:43
know that understand this correctly I
1:58:46
haven't been sold a bill of goods on
1:58:48
this debt neutrality thing yeah you know
1:58:50
why Trump now before we go off this
1:58:55
topic because you talked about this
1:58:56
Facebook rating explain to me why
1:58:59
Microsoft I have a Microsoft story Oh
1:59:02
weird Microsoft story play this and I
1:59:05
want to just discuss it for a second
1:59:06
Microsoft all the latest all of your
1:59:09
clips are skipping today at the
1:59:10
beginning I do you doing something
1:59:11
different I in recording process I
1:59:14
noticed this too in fact they have to
1:59:16
edit them a little bit I don't know what
1:59:18
the deal is with this skipping thing did
1:59:19
you do any different program no
1:59:22
different computer not everything the
1:59:24
same they're not all no no I mean
1:59:28
everything I'm doing is online and for
1:59:30
some reason audacity is not
1:59:34
picking up the fridges skipping at the
1:59:36
beginning I have no idea why all of them
1:59:38
are skipping Microsoft Oil the latest
1:59:40
attempt by Russian hackers to infiltrate
1:59:42
us pirates off November's midterm again
1:59:46
it started out saying Microsoft foil
1:59:49
foil Microsoft Oil the latest attempt by
1:59:53
Russian hackers to infiltrate u.s.
1:59:56
politics ahead of November's midterm
1:59:58
elections the tech giant announced today
2:00:00
that it had removed fake versions of the
2:00:03
websites of the US Senate and two
2:00:06
conservative think-tanks a so-called
2:00:08
spear phishing campaign it said was
2:00:10
mounted by the same Russian group
2:00:12
responsible for meddling in the 2016
2:00:15
election Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov
2:00:17
denied that Russia was behind the attack
2:00:23
we do not know what hackers they are
2:00:26
talking about we do not know what is
2:00:28
meant by influence on elections we hear
2:00:30
confirmations from America that there
2:00:31
was no influence on elections who
2:00:33
exactly are they talking about
2:00:35
Microsoft's president said there were no
2:00:38
signs that hackers were successful in
2:00:40
obtaining users credentials
2:00:43
what is Microsoft doing taking down
2:00:45
sites yeah I don't know I thought that I
2:00:48
caught the story didn't really think
2:00:50
much of it but I did also as Microsoft
2:00:53
doing what is how does how does
2:00:54
Microsoft have the ability to take down
2:00:57
sites I know why are they doing it I
2:00:59
don't own the store why these sites and
2:01:01
by the way it was determined later was
2:01:03
the Chinese that did these sites not the
2:01:05
Russians what's up with that well they
2:01:07
did it first it went Russians then it
2:01:09
went out of the Chinese we find it as
2:01:11
the Chinese and then they changed a
2:01:12
little Chinese with maybe some Russians
2:01:13
they know this was part yeah this was
2:01:17
part of a whole bunch of stories
2:01:19
including the DNC like everyone freaking
2:01:23
out the DNC like everyone freaking
2:01:29
and now they retracted the story they
2:01:32
get timecode for me they retracted the
2:01:35
story and they said oh no we weren't
2:01:38
hacked it was a spear phishing campaign
2:01:41
which yes but of course everyone jumped
2:01:44
on this oh we're hacked were hacked were
2:01:46
hacked here's the odd thing I was
2:01:51
reading about this story on
2:01:55
I want to say was ABC ABC News dot-com
2:01:58
and I had a video and the the video that
2:02:03
played above the story
2:02:06
had a little bit to do it was really it
2:02:08
was a promo for some outfit that is
2:02:12
helping campaigns not get hacked and
2:02:17
I'll set this up because I cut out here
2:02:20
these are not getting hacked well so you
2:02:23
wait until you hear this it's showing a
2:02:26
guy coming into a clearly a campaign
2:02:28
headquarters and I was like oh shit
2:02:29
bleep bleep your computer's going up oh
2:02:31
my god because they were hacked and
2:02:33
someone got some bad information about
2:02:35
the campaign and you know it's obvious
2:02:37
that this guy did something unsafe and
2:02:40
always call everyone out how our
2:02:43
campaign is going down the tubes because
2:02:45
of this hack and here's the rest of the
2:02:47
promo this hack and here's the rest of the
2:02:49
[Music] this hack and here's the rest of the
2:02:57
every campaign is at risk of getting
2:02:59
hacked you might be the weakest link if
2:03:06
you don't want to put your candidate
2:03:08
your campaign and yourself at risk
2:03:10
listen to Debra Plunkett she was the
2:03:13
director of information assurance at the
2:03:15
NS a take responsibility use an
2:03:18
encrypted messaging service the longer
2:03:21
the password the better beware of
2:03:22
phishing attacks keep your device's
2:03:24
secure our democracy is in your hands so
2:03:28
take a care of it in case you didn't
2:03:31
memorize all of that it's all here in
2:03:33
the cybersecurity campaign playbook
2:03:35
check it out online now apparently some
2:03:41
woman from the NSA
2:03:43
let me hear her advice again assurance
2:03:45
at the end s she says M by the way maybe
2:03:49
it's not the NSA maybe it's the NSA
2:03:51
which is some other outfit but she looks
2:03:54
official information assurance at the NS
2:03:56
a responsibility use an encrypted
2:03:59
messaging service use an encrypted
2:04:01
messaging service which Apple can then
2:04:04
unlock on the iCloud okay great thanks
2:04:06
good tip next the longer the passwords
2:04:08
the better the longer the password the
2:04:10
better I think there's some dudes named
2:04:12
Ben who would like to disagree with that
2:04:14
beware of phishing attacks keep your
2:04:17
device's secure keep your thanks for the
2:04:19
tip our democracy is in your hands our
2:04:26
democracy is in your hands because you
2:04:28
left your phone on the table so I think
2:04:30
this is a dnce or some kind of you know
2:04:34
everyone's worried about these local
2:04:35
elections and stuff on being uncovered
2:04:38
and this is intended hey cover
2:04:40
everything up be secretive no
2:04:43
transparency our democracy is in your
2:04:45
hands so taken care of it
2:04:48
in case you'd now I think he said Ms
2:04:53
that's what it sounded like to me - yeah
2:04:55
I'm sure was she's not from the NSA they
2:04:57
don't but they don't have a bunch of
2:04:58
spokespeople that show up but that but
2:05:00
it sure made it sound like it and when
2:05:03
you see her she's kind of a Loretta
2:05:05
Lynch looking type lady yeah like
2:05:08
straight out of central casting casting
2:05:11
spook ya know you understand I will just
2:05:16
run there offbeat stuff I got I got the
2:05:18
one left and with this one kind of a
2:05:20
side story I mean I thought it would if
2:05:23
it wasn't for all this other man affort
2:05:24
and Cohen stuff this would have been a
2:05:26
bigger story this is the story of the of
2:05:29
the Miss America contest falling apart
2:05:33
because the organization is being
2:05:36
destroyed by gretchen carlson yes and
2:05:38
it's it's very funny story but the
2:05:41
backstory is quite good isn't she isn't
2:05:43
she the former winner who now wants all
2:05:46
women to wear a paper bag on their head
2:05:49
was that to wear overalls coveralls and
2:05:54
a paper bag apparently a horrible bully
2:05:57
she's just a troublemaker she's no good
2:05:59
and she's the one across brought down
2:06:01
Roger Ailes and run all kinds of money
2:06:03
from Fox it's now dubious I'm really
2:06:05
questioning some of this stuff now every
2:06:07
after hearing this and the only reason I
2:06:09
makes me suspicious is that this was an
2:06:12
interview with a couple of women did
2:06:13
bitching about her and her and her
2:06:16
partner running the Miss America
2:06:19
operation on Kelly show ah and Kelly
2:06:24
worked with Gretchen yes at Fox for a
2:06:26
long time and will seem to welcome these
2:06:28
two so I have to assume even though
2:06:30
Kelly didn't chime in with something
2:06:33
because Kelly's not the one who had
2:06:34
admit to have ever being bullied hmm I
2:06:38
just found this fascinating let me start
2:06:41
with you Stu said I know that you say
2:06:43
you you read Cara's letter you were
2:06:45
shocked and appalled but not surprised
2:06:47
why not not surprised because I've had
2:06:51
some background on Gretchen Gretchen has
2:06:54
been bullying for a long time
2:06:57
actually she's bullied my sister here
2:06:59
had their Whitestone there were some
2:07:01
incident their Whitestone there were some
2:07:02
in the past that she's bullied our
2:07:04
current office in Atlantic City
2:07:07
five people resigned in the office the
2:07:09
head of the foundation which was a
2:07:11
former Miss America resigned there were
2:07:14
two miss Americas on the board that
2:07:16
resigned there were two other state
2:07:18
title holders that filed that were fired
2:07:21
suddenly this person has taken no
2:07:25
responsibility for the way she's treated
2:07:27
our current Miss America for Caramon to
2:07:30
write a five-page letter explaining for
2:07:32
her through her year how she's been
2:07:35
treated is appalling and as a mother
2:07:38
have gretchen as a mother what would she
2:07:41
do if her own daughter were being
2:07:43
bullied like that cars come out and said
2:07:45
that the new leadership has made clear
2:07:47
to her there's only one Miss America and
2:07:49
it isn't me said that all the major
2:07:52
press was reserved for Gretchen that the
2:07:54
social media of the Miss America was
2:07:56
used to promote Gretchen that she had
2:07:59
three talking points she was given Miss
2:08:00
America's relevant Gretchen started the
2:08:03
me2 movement and Gretchen went to
2:08:04
Stanford absolutely she hasn't given her
2:08:07
any chance to stand up and speak she's
2:08:11
actually paid $10,000 to help her with
2:08:15
media training which she didn't need
2:08:17
she's a Greta Brown graduate she's a
2:08:19
business gradual reigning Miss America
2:08:21
reigning mentioned Miss America so she
2:08:22
has no problem convincing an audience on
2:08:26
what her platform is she hasn't been
2:08:28
given a chance to even speak when is the
2:08:32
next competition is it before the
2:08:34
midterms yes there you go
2:08:38
there you go it's just like the MTV
2:08:40
Awards it's all gonna be virtue
2:08:42
signaling it's all gonna be political
2:08:44
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yes I got a note from the same person
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who told us about it initially
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apparently the six week cycle at the FBI
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back up again
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oh good for them so for those who don't
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know we were told this a while back
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years ago FBI has a six week cycle they
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need to entrap some kind of schmuck
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dummy that dummy on the spectrum and it
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probably should be in jail because he's
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because he's so stupid yeah arrest them
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on terrorism charges after they give
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them everything they need and this
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honeypot them and that's how they keep
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their budgets and keep the FBI who looks
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pretty bad right now
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FBI not looking so good though that
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would be makes sense that they start up
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the six-week cycle again so I guess
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we'll wait for one and then we'll count
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the week so this should be something
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coming soon
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you heard it here first
2:19:50
a lot of people emailed us about the
2:19:52
clearances issue a lot of people had
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told you a lot of our producers have
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clearance typically half of them
2:19:58
typically after you leave a said job
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where you have clearance and you no
2:20:02
longer have clearance
2:20:05
it's taken away that's for the Schmucks
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if you're the elite you get to keep it
2:20:11
and the holy cow there's a lot of and
2:20:15
that's this great article call me let's
2:20:21
see just to give you an idea Mueller
2:20:23
after he left his FBI director were
2:20:25
senior vice president of Lockheed Martin
2:20:26
and general counsel he was the top
2:20:28
lawyer the largest contractor in the
2:20:30
u.s. call me
2:20:35
made 6.1 million dollars outside of his
2:20:41
government jobs these guys are doing
2:20:44
just fine
2:20:46
think they have enough actually so they
2:20:48
shouldn't worry about it but it's it's
2:20:49
definitely a money issue for these
2:20:51
people and then I don't see why they
2:20:53
should get the clear I know everyone
2:20:55
understands this story I think we all
2:20:57
they should get their clearances taken
2:20:58
away if it's a regular guy two guesses
2:21:00
taken away when it just quits his job
2:21:01
they should just do not work in there
2:21:04
anymore what you need to clear us forth
2:21:05
I agree what are these guys that are
2:21:07
just talking heads on CNBC or not CNBC
2:21:10
MSNBC or CNN what do they need
2:21:13
clearances for yeah I actually have a
2:21:16
cool old Brennan clip as a flashback not
2:21:20
I have to I have a Mueller clip and I
2:21:23
have a Brennan clip though old
2:21:25
flashbacks which one you want to hear
2:21:27
first the least the one that's not as
2:21:33
funny the least the one that's not as
2:21:34
okay here's Mueller director tenet has
2:21:37
pointed out secretary Powell presented
2:21:39
evidence last week that Baghdad has
2:21:41
failed to disarm its weapons of mass
2:21:44
destruction willfully attempting to
2:21:46
evade and deceive the international
2:21:48
community our particular concern is that
2:21:51
Saddam Hussein may supply terrorists
2:21:54
with biological chemical or radiological
2:21:58
material remember how sure he was and we
2:22:04
knew it now it's certainly certain you
2:22:09
can't be wrong there's a neocon and here
2:22:13
is Brennan now this one I had never
2:22:16
heard this this is that the Council for
2:22:18
relations where you want to launch these
2:22:19
ideas ah here we go another example is
2:22:23
the array of technologies often referred
2:22:25
to collectively as geoengineering that
2:22:28
potentially could help reverse the
2:22:29
warming effects of global climate change
2:22:31
one that has gained my personal
2:22:33
attention is stratospheric aerosol
2:22:36
injection or si I a method of seeding
2:22:39
the stratosphere with particles that can
2:22:41
help reflect the sun's heat in much the
2:22:43
same way that volcanic eruptions do an
2:22:46
essay I program could limit global
2:22:48
temperature increases reducing some
2:22:51
risks associated with higher
2:22:52
temperatures and providing the world
2:22:54
economy additional time to transition
2:22:56
from fossil fuels
2:22:58
this process is also relatively
2:23:00
inexpensive the national research
2:23:01
Research Council estimates that a fully
2:23:03
deployed sa I program would cost about
2:23:05
ten billion dollars yearly as promising
2:23:09
as it may be moving forward an essay I
2:23:11
would also raise a number of challenges
2:23:13
for our government and for the
2:23:14
international community on the technical
2:23:17
side greenhouse gas emission reductions
2:23:19
would still have to accompany s AI to
2:23:21
address other climate change effects for
2:23:23
demolishes ocean acidification because
2:23:26
si I alone would not remove greenhouse
2:23:28
gases from the atmosphere on the
2:23:31
geopolitical side the technologies
2:23:33
potential to alter weather patterns and
2:23:35
benefit certain regions of the world at
2:23:38
the expense of other regions could
2:23:40
trigger sharp opposition by some nations
2:23:43
others might seize on si eyes benefits
2:23:46
and back away from their commitment to
2:23:48
carbon dioxide reductions and as with
2:23:51
other breakthrough technologies global
2:23:53
norms and standards are lacking to guide
2:23:55
the deployment and implementation of Si
2:23:57
I and other geoengineering initiatives
2:24:01
[Music] and other geoengineering initiatives
2:24:03
this is not a breakthrough technology
2:24:08
way to kill the planet let's put a bunch
2:24:12
of crap in the air and you'd make it
2:24:14
code everything so we'd all die oh wow
2:24:17
okay so but the important part of the
2:24:19
clip is not so much the si I for you
2:24:24
know geoengineering for you know to save
2:24:26
the world from from global warming no
2:24:30
it's the weather modification this is
2:24:33
the CIA director what is he talking
2:24:35
about global warming he's not he's
2:24:38
talking about making it rain baby he's
2:24:41
got his own rain stick up there
2:24:44
and he said it he admits it we got this
2:24:46
people don't like it
2:24:47
well it's disgusting that's a disgusting
2:24:51
clip you're welcome
2:24:53
I do have since we talked about on the
2:24:58
last show I just wanted to play it the
2:25:00
full Brennan walk back on treasonous and
2:25:03
the reason I think it's important
2:25:04
oh yeah we talked about we need to have
2:25:06
a clip yeah I got the clip Brennan is in
2:25:09
trouble that's what that's what rape
2:25:11
McGovern says yeah he's in trouble
2:25:13
everybody is excoriating him for saying
2:25:16
trees and trees and trees and I don't
2:25:18
clapper even yes so the guy's in trouble
2:25:21
and he sounds like he's in trouble
2:25:23
he isn't the way he sounds in this
2:25:25
two-minute clip but when he's walking
2:25:27
this back this guy got spanked by
2:25:29
someone something went down and he's
2:25:32
like oh holy crap I gotta change this
2:25:34
cuz the big mouth ain't so big anymore
2:25:36
you were starting even a little bit
2:25:38
scary in your criticism of his behavior
2:25:42
you said it rose to two trees actually I
2:25:44
think also I think the m5m they really
2:25:47
believed that he was all over yet trees
2:25:49
yeah Brennan said it
2:25:52
Brenna's trees he's trees there was
2:25:58
nothing short of treasonous in this
2:26:00
current controversy that specific
2:26:02
comment has been singled out by a number
2:26:04
of people as as a comment that maybe by
2:26:07
you cross the line that was maybe in
2:26:10
line what was it freedom of speech no
2:26:13
I'm not saying you don't have a right to
2:26:14
say it but do you stand by that
2:26:16
consideration and can you explain can
2:26:18
you elaborate what you mean by
2:26:19
treasonous is a very serious allegation
2:26:20
I know what the Russians did and
2:26:22
interfering in the election I have you
2:26:25
know I'm a hundred percent confidence in
2:26:26
what they did and for mr. Trump to stand
2:26:28
on that stage in Helsinki with all the
2:26:32
world's eyes upon him and to basically
2:26:34
said he wouldn't he doesn't understand
2:26:36
why would the Russians interfere in the
2:26:38
election he's given mr. Putin and the
2:26:40
Russians have passed
2:26:41
time after time to time and he keeps
2:26:42
referring to this whole investigation as
2:26:44
a witch hunt
2:26:45
as you know bogus as you know and to me
2:26:49
this was a attack against the
2:26:52
foundational principle of our great
2:26:54
Republic which is the right of all
2:26:56
Americans to choose their elected
2:26:58
leaders and from mr. Trump to so
2:27:00
cavalierly just dismissed that yes
2:27:04
sometimes my my Irish comes out and in
2:27:07
my tweets and I did say that it rises to
2:27:10
and exceeds the level of high crimes and
2:27:13
misdemeanors and there's nothing short
2:27:15
of treasonous because he had the
2:27:17
opportunity there to be able to say to
2:27:19
the world that this is something that
2:27:21
happened it should never ever happen
2:27:24
again it should never ever happen
2:27:24
and if Russia tries at all to do it
2:27:26
they're going to pay a serious price for
2:27:31
it going to pay a serious price for
2:27:31
I don't expect mr. Putin to acknowledge
2:27:33
this he's you know he's gonna deny deny
2:27:35
deny but for the president United States
2:27:38
to continue to prevaricate on this issue
2:27:40
I think does a great injustice and a
2:27:44
disservice to the men and women of the
2:27:46
intelligence law enforcement community
2:27:47
and does a great disservice to the
2:27:49
Citizens United States and that's why I
2:27:52
said it was nothing short of treasonous
2:27:54
I didn't mean that he committed treason
2:27:56
but it was a term that I used nothing
2:27:59
short of treasonous what happened boy
2:28:06
you got in trouble well he's gonna easy
2:28:10
in trouble there's something up with
2:28:13
that guy hmm I want to get back to the
2:28:15
Kohen thing because I do have some
2:28:16
things about the head Lanie Davis said
2:28:19
another one I forgot to put this in the
2:28:20
earlier part of the show but it's so
2:28:22
funny because it makes again makes no
2:28:25
sense I think my theme here was none of
2:28:27
this made any sense mm-hmm and this is
2:28:29
the would not apparently Cohen would not
2:28:33
accept a pardon blow from two confidants
2:28:38
turned criminals president Trump tonight
2:28:40
is defending what he knew and when about
2:28:42
the payments his former lawyer made
2:28:44
meant to keep two women quiet about
2:28:46
alleged affairs did you know about the
2:28:48
payments later on I knew later on and
2:28:52
they weren't taken out of
2:28:53
paying finance that's a big thing that's
2:28:54
a much bigger thing did they come out of
2:28:56
the campaign they didn't come out of the
2:28:58
campaign they came from me
2:28:59
solicitation is a crime of directing
2:29:02
someone else to commit a crime that's
2:29:04
true even if the person doesn't follow
2:29:05
through with the act so here if they can
2:29:08
find additional evidence to support what
2:29:09
Michael Cohen says I think you could
2:29:11
very well have a criminal violation
2:29:12
against President Trump Michael Cohen
2:29:14
says he broke the law at the direction
2:29:16
of his then boss but the press secretary
2:29:19
said the president is not in trouble
2:29:20
he did nothing wrong there are no
2:29:22
charges against him
2:29:23
the press secretary pushing back he did
2:29:26
nothing wrong
2:29:27
there are no charges against him he did
2:29:29
nothing wrong there are no charges
2:29:30
against him as for Cohen his attorney
2:29:32
says he's ready to share whatever he
2:29:34
knows with whoever what was odd was that
2:29:36
there edit yes you think it was mine
2:29:39
wouldn't yeah that was there edit
2:29:42
charges against just go bad that was
2:29:44
interesting they just it was did you say
2:29:46
it twice if they put it in twice I think
2:29:48
she said it three times and they decided
2:29:51
to put it wrap it on top of each did you
2:29:53
do to put it together in a repetitious
2:29:56
way they make it look like an idiot the
2:29:57
law at the direction of his then boss
2:29:59
but the press secretary said the
2:30:01
president's not in trouble he did
2:30:02
nothing wrong there are no charges
2:30:04
against him the press secretary pushing
2:30:07
back he did nothing wrong there are no
2:30:09
charges against him he did nothing wrong
2:30:11
there are no charges against him this
2:30:13
this is borderline dishonest reporting
2:30:17
oh wait until you hear the next clip let
2:30:20
me finish this one as for Cohen his
2:30:22
attorney says he's ready to share
2:30:24
whatever he knows with whoever wants to
2:30:25
know it is he hoping for a pardon from
2:30:28
President Trump not only is he not
2:30:30
hoping for he would not accept a pardon
2:30:32
he considers a pardon from somebody who
2:30:36
has acted so corruptly as president to
2:30:39
be something he would never accept no
2:30:41
okay now that's just stupid and it
2:30:45
doesn't make any sense but okay want to
2:30:47
go with that but then I got talking
2:30:49
about this honestly for now this is
2:30:50
Hallie Jackson on NBC and I want to
2:30:54
point out something in this next clip
2:30:55
which is to me extremely dishonest
2:30:58
reporting is to me extremely dishonest
2:31:00
or 200k but the White House is not
2:31:03
ruling out a pardon for Paul Manafort
2:31:05
now convicted of tax and bank rubbish
2:31:08
the president the White House is not
2:31:12
ruling out a pardon for Paul Manafort
2:31:14
mm-hmm when did this come up in the
2:31:17
conversation was the White House ever
2:31:20
asked about it pardon for Paul Manafort
2:31:22
they probably were I think they were and
2:31:24
nobody said anything it's not as though
2:31:27
you know it's you can't see mind your
2:31:30
mind reading their mind reading they're
2:31:32
not ruling out is bullcrap you don't
2:31:36
know that they're not ruling it out
2:31:37
because it the questions never been
2:31:39
asked she didn't ask it and they didn't
2:31:41
say well we're not ruling it out they
2:31:43
did not say we're not ruling it out is
2:31:46
this what we call fake news I think it's
2:31:48
fake news and this is NBC but the White
2:31:51
House is not ruling out a pardon for
2:31:53
Paul Manafort now convicted of tax and
2:31:55
bank fraud the president seeming
2:31:57
sympathetic praised his former campaign
2:31:59
chair unlike Cohen he tweeted manna fort
2:32:02
refused to break make up stories in
2:32:04
order to get a deal such respect for a
2:32:06
brave man the developments exposing a
2:32:09
series of contradictions in a scandal
2:32:11
that's surfaced in January when the Wall
2:32:13
Street Journal reported on the payment
2:32:14
to pornstar stormy Daniels just 11 days
2:32:17
before the election a month later Cohen
2:32:19
acknowledged he used his own money
2:32:21
saying neither the Trump campaign nor
2:32:23
the Trump Organization was involved
2:32:27
yeah that yeah it's really bad it's
2:32:30
really bad
2:32:31
the mighty NBC everybody NBC now some of
2:32:34
the worst anti-trump artificial
2:32:38
constructions but you know how says
2:32:41
they're not ruined they're not saying
2:32:42
anything it's gonna boom rang back on
2:32:44
them eventually this is the way the
2:32:46
universe works you can't keep doing this
2:32:48
people get HIPAA to it we do because we
2:32:53
hear it all the time we're looking for
2:32:55
no we're just hip we're hit man hey are
2:32:59
you done with metaphor well that's :
2:33:02
again I do have a mana for new rules no
2:33:07
mana for Dan Cohen clips anymore I'm
2:33:09
done I got one more which I'll move off
2:33:12
to the next stage leave it in the in the
2:33:14
lineup in case in case the conversation
2:33:16
goes in a certain direction
2:33:18
[Music] in a certain direction
2:33:24
it's a crazy one overnight shocking new
2:33:27
allegations just one of the meet two
2:33:29
movements most prominent voices the New
2:33:32
York Times reporting Italian actress and
2:33:34
director Asia Argento the former
2:33:36
girlfriend of Anthony Bourdain arranged
2:33:39
to pay three hundred and eighty thousand
2:33:41
dollars to Jimmy Bennett after the actor
2:33:43
claimed he was sexually assaulted in a
2:33:45
California hotel room in 2013 when he
2:33:48
was just 17 the payment arrangement
2:33:51
allegedly made not long after Argento
2:33:54
herself publicly accused Hollywood
2:33:56
producer Harvey Weinstein of rape and
2:33:58
sexual assault the new claim detailed
2:34:01
and documents sent to The Times through
2:34:03
encrypted email says Argento was both a
2:34:05
mentor and a mother figure to Bennett
2:34:08
and the two were intermittently in
2:34:10
contact as he grew up Bennett now 22
2:34:13
began acting at age six he was cast at
2:34:16
age seven to play our Gento son in the
2:34:18
2004 film the heart is deceitful above
2:34:21
all things you will not try
2:34:23
the documents characterized by the times
2:34:26
as a legal agreement between lawyers
2:34:28
describe Bennett's version of the
2:34:30
encounter they have not been seen or
2:34:32
verified independently by NBC News on
2:34:35
may 9th 2013 Bennett says he arrived at
2:34:38
the hotel with a family member for a
2:34:39
reunion with Argento after asking the
2:34:42
family member to leave so she could be
2:34:44
alone with the actor Bennett says
2:34:46
Argento gave him alcohol and a series of
2:34:48
notes she had written to him on hotel
2:34:51
stationery the documents say Argento
2:34:53
then kissed Bennett removing his pants
2:34:56
by performing oral sex before having sex
2:34:59
with him later that day she posted to
2:35:01
Instagram happiest day of my life
2:35:04
reunion with Jimmy Bennett the two had
2:35:07
lunch but later Bennett began feeling
2:35:09
quote extremely confused mortified and
2:35:12
disgusted according to the New York
2:35:14
Times in an April letter addressed to
2:35:16
Argento confirming the final deal the
2:35:19
payment is characterized as quote
2:35:21
helping mr. Bennett Argento became a
2:35:24
leading voice in the mid-to Moomin after
2:35:26
telling the New Yorker that Weinstein
2:35:27
raped her in 1997 when she was 21
2:35:31
Weinstein faces multiple charges of
2:35:33
sexual assault and rape none including
2:35:36
Argento but he denies all allegations of
2:35:39
non-consensual sex never has the Dutch
2:35:42
phrase fit any better on this one but
2:35:45
Yousef been yourself magical toda helped
2:35:49
you are what I say I am what I say you
2:35:53
are exactly last you imagine being 17
2:35:57
and that happening to you
2:35:59
well I think most God you know there's a
2:36:02
lot of jokes going on around about this
2:36:03
yeah I'm not gonna enter into that no I
2:36:07
could but I'm not going to but but this
2:36:12
was kind of a I think this was a little
2:36:14
weird like especially there was like a
2:36:16
mom son type thing and Oedipus complex
2:36:19
red or something that maybe I could make
2:36:21
a seventeen-year-old go little wacky
2:36:23
maybe yeah I think so but this just
2:36:29
seemed to me that they knew about this
2:36:30
is seven five years ago so somebody's
2:36:34
how it talks well this is farming
2:36:36
community it's like this tech commune
2:36:38
Weinstein has friends Weinstein has
2:36:41
friends you've got wind of this yeah and
2:36:43
one of the and he's got associates that
2:36:45
are still you know a bunch of creeps in
2:36:47
Hollywood in Hollywood would expect and
2:36:51
somebody got wind of this and then they
2:36:53
blew the lid off it got ahold of the kid
2:36:55
or something they did something to get
2:36:56
this to come out but we're too
2:36:58
embarrassed this but here's what I want
2:36:59
where are the psychologists where are
2:37:01
people talking about this type of sexual
2:37:03
harassment I think this is important it
2:37:05
should be discussed because exactly what
2:37:08
how if you don't then you get the jokes
2:37:09
yeah I'd let her blow me you know yeah
2:37:12
exactly this is this is voided it's
2:37:15
disappointing is really disappoint
2:37:17
there's no analysis oh well there's the
2:37:19
story shut up about it because yeah
2:37:25
that Weinstein's getting off on this not
2:37:28
getting off in this sexual way oh yeah
2:37:30
he's getting off well if a star witness
2:37:34
has been discredited and one of them an
2:37:37
important one else
2:37:43
[Music] one else
2:37:50
excuse me Aaron
2:37:52
but the rotting mob of angry dog owners
2:37:54
and their dogs they're just it's part of
2:37:57
the building that means it's time to go
2:38:00
if you have another clip we can do it
2:38:03
yeah I wouldn't run the clip well we got
2:38:07
the wife still got the wine replication
2:38:10
story we'll push that off I want to play
2:38:12
this is a very short clip of a coke
2:38:15
brother frontman comes out in one of
2:38:17
these shows and he discusses the what
2:38:20
you should do what you shouldn't do in
2:38:23
the in the upcoming campaign if you're
2:38:25
Republican or Democrat and and he drops
2:38:28
this little bomb in there about Steve
2:38:29
ban and what Banias approach would be
2:38:31
because I've noticed there's a change in
2:38:34
the philosophy about the impeach Trump
2:38:36
movement they kind of backed off a
2:38:38
little bit on it because I think Bannon
2:38:40
is right but play this Koch brothers
2:38:43
this guy backed by the Koch brothers
2:38:46
likes me now Tim welcome good to see you
2:38:49
again let me start by asking you about
2:38:51
something that former White House
2:38:52
adviser Steve Annan said that
2:38:54
Republicans should make their midterm
2:38:56
strategy about preventing impeachment do
2:38:59
you agree with that no I think that
2:39:01
they're better off focusing on the
2:39:03
issues you know this economy how well
2:39:05
it's doing they've done some good things
2:39:07
there and then what they're going to try
2:39:08
to do for the American people moving
2:39:10
forward I don't think it makes much
2:39:12
sense to to go into scaremongering on
2:39:14
personal things like that I think just
2:39:18
the opposite I think ban is right
2:39:20
the Democrats are backing off on this as
2:39:22
much as as fast as they can I've noticed
2:39:24
this sure because because the idea is
2:39:26
yeah they should and they are the idea
2:39:30
is is that you want to bring the
2:39:32
impeachment thing up so it's in the back
2:39:33
of people's minds and you want to give
2:39:35
them the vote Democrat that was the
2:39:36
whole idea and then when the Democrats
2:39:38
take over the house we that we've to
2:39:40
outline this a million times you want to
2:39:42
put it in an essay now when the
2:39:44
Democrats take over the house they're
2:39:45
gonna start talking about impeachment
2:39:47
again and they're gonna get nowhere cuz
2:39:49
they don't want to get anywhere because
2:39:51
they can use it as leverage to run
2:39:53
against them in 2020 well we can't
2:39:54
impeach him but we can vote him out and
2:39:59
so it's just a political strategy so
2:40:01
Bannon is right is it is to take and
2:40:04
leverage the Democrats strategy about
2:40:07
impeaching the president against him to
2:40:09
get the vote out to save the president
2:40:12
and this guy's an idiot how come we're
2:40:15
still doing this room how come we're
2:40:16
still doing podcasts and we're not
2:40:18
consultants for every campaign seriously
2:40:22
we're wasting our time we are the public
2:40:28
approves we'll keep doing it because
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we're obliged and when you cut eight
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2:40:57
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2:40:59
days back at home base for the sunday
2:41:01
show but for today I'm coming to you
2:41:04
from downtown Austin Texas couple of the
2:41:06
drone star state FEMA region 6 and all
2:41:07
the governmental maps in the 5 by 9 clue
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morning everybody
2:41:13
I'm Adam curry and from northern Silicon
2:41:16
Valley where I'm going to ask Adam if
2:41:18
he's going to leave the iPhone at home
2:41:20
during this next trip yes yes I am I am
2:41:26
and I'm very apprehensive but I'm gonna
2:41:29
do it
2:41:29
report on Sunday yes we'll see until
2:41:33
then on Sunday yes we'll see until
2:41:33
adios mofos
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[Music] mofos
2:41:46
dum-dum down Tony what have you done
2:41:50
[Music] down Tony what have you done
2:41:57
been up to this little castle he calls
2:42:01
me up for lunch I said Donald you can't
2:42:03
use dream on
2:42:04
that's for causes not campaigns and you
2:42:08
did anyway he did anyone can I had to
2:42:11
sue the Kadena's who sent him a letter
2:42:14
of cease and desist so I've been through
2:42:15
that shit
2:42:22
Donald's got my song
2:42:26
Donald's got my song my world has come
2:42:31
undone it makes me feel so wrong what
2:42:38
kind of musician
2:42:41
it makes me cover
2:42:45
they say they
2:42:48
donal walk away change modalities the
2:42:56
present walk away change modalities the
2:42:57
he's got my song I'm left with an
2:43:00
exploding bread
2:43:10
when you look at President Obama we had
2:43:13
a mass campaign much bigger thing
2:43:22
campaign did they come out of the
2:43:25
campaign they didn't come out of a
2:43:26
campaign they came from we did about it
2:43:33
I don't know if you know but come out of
2:43:37
campaign they come out of because that
2:43:43
could be
2:43:44
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2:44:12
all the stuff we're hoping that you will
2:44:15
get some help from the American people
2:44:17
so we can continue
2:44:21
hey guys before we jump into our next
2:44:23
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it's twenty thousand six not seven it
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doesn't but you know the stuff all the
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stuff he broke the law all the stuff all
2:44:37
the stuff he broke the law all the stuff
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all the stuff
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he's giving lunch at Chevrolet the
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tortise in the race
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- Ian its Illinois Weaver rush on ESP
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ICT they're all shitty our ESP ICT
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there's no real conference is this we
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