November 3rd, 2019 • 3h 5m
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that's an important ma and Adam
curry
Jhansi Dvorak media
assassination
episode 11 87 this is no agenda
in the
morning everybody Adam Curry
and from
northern Silicon Valley where
we're
throwing our support debate Oh
O'Rourke I'm John see dvorah
mean you're
throwing your support he's gone
he's
toast
eighty-six out of here you're
out what
you know one of our producers
did an
analysis of his expenditures
and it
appears that he stayed in the
race even
with his 3% polling numbers
whatever
that means we don't have to
trust him
for an extra couple of months
in order
to pay everybody including
himself
it takes a salary for this job
of his oh
yeah oh yeah yes he paying
himself do we
know I think it was $400,000
well now
it's not exactly clear from the
FEC
filings but that's the
extrapolation one
of our producers made and it
would make
sense you know payroll payroll
taxes
there's tons of stuff that that
was paid
over the past couple of months
but not
many other expenditures but
there also
some consultants it's what you
do I mean
when you're losing you want to
keep
everybody cut here you're
important
people kind of going I guess
yeah why not yeah so I mean I
do have I
do have a couple of clips I'm
not ready
for that I got too much that's
a debate
Oh we'll get to bait oh he's
toast okay
well I but don't forget don't
let me
miss beta I will remember you
know I'm
disappointed that he dropped
out yes
long trip yes I took a trip
Saturday
afternoon left Austin via
Houston to
Amsterdam the Netherlands Austin
Amsterdam flight oh that
doesn't start
until May
that's the KLM direct flight
four
flights a week but it's not
there yet so
you know you still have to
transfer
somewhere and I'm here at the
invitation
of a Dutch TV show as they're
celebrating 100 years of radio
in the
nether
I thought you say 100 years of
the NFL
yeah yes yeah they love the NBA
here too
so which is really nice
although they
flew me on United and United's
idea of
premium economy is row of 32 at
the
exits and it even says on my
ticket
window there's no window I love
the very
few seats but there are always
a couple
that have no window it was nice
and you
know to have the exit row
because the
seats did actually recline but
it was
not Economy Plus was economy no
window
is what it was but this is
interesting
you just sleep not very much
very hard
to sleep nights no no I got
into the I
stay at the I like staying at
the
airport hotels I've learned
through many
many years of traveling and I
think
probably influenced by you a
good idea
especially the Amsterdam
Airport because
they got everything here
you need you need some shampoo
no
problem you need a battery you
know
hearing a batter no problem you
need a
recliner to share you know in
fact yes
at the Amsterdam Airport you
can buy
furniture too people come if
you will
come here to shop on the on the
the land
side not the air side obviously
but
check this out
ten years ago I went to Houston
to get my Global Entry slash
pre-check
and I know it was 10 years ago
because
as I was filling out my known
traveler
number on my itinerary I
noticed that it
expired in September it's been
ten years
since I did the the interview
and they
did my fingerprints and took my
picture
and I think I paid four hundred
dollars
at the time I don't know if it
cost that
anymore
more or less
and I still got PreCheck
even though it's expired so I
am very
excited for the No Agenda test
when I
arrived back in Austin I will go
straight to the Global Entry
kiosk and
see if it accepts me for I have
a hunch
seeing as I got pre-check I
have a hunch
that the you know when you when
you come
to the customs area you can
that if you
have kiosks for everybody now
but you
have the Global Entry which is a
separate line it's you know
just it's
kiosks for the privileged few
who have
the Global Entry they may not
be much
can I guess what you're gonna
say yeah
go ahead
they don't update the database
that's
what I'm thinking and it may
even be by
design that someone said hey
you know so
we got this kiosk here the same
kiosk is
over there but this is supposed
to no
only have people in Global
Entry but you
know we we swap out all its we
gotta use
it for maintenance we got to
put a drive
into that one I gotta fix that
one so
it's all jumbled up what much
work slap
a sticker on it say Global
Entry so I
can't wait to see if it accepts
me upon
my return and then of course it
does we
will need another producer who
has never
had any Global Entry - just go
ahead and
go straight to the Global Entry
kiosk
think of the amount of time
this could
save our producers yes and
nothing but
travel tips on the show yes
Travel Tips
the reason I like the hotel at
the
airport not necessarily all the
time but
but like in Paris it's
inconvenient but
it's great especially it's like
I'll
check into that hotel today or
a couple
days before the flight out
because
you're getting back to the
airport
nowadays is always risky and if
you're
at the airport when you wake up
cost
beautiful especially for that
8:00 a.m.
flight you just roll down the
escalators
6 a.m. flight yeah no matter
yeah it's
it's really good and it's quiet
because
everything's so soundproof and
especially Amsterdam if you're
on one
side of this city and you need
to go to
the other side it will take
just as long
as
am going back to your hotel at
the
airport the airport's very
accessible in
in most cases it's pretty well
calculated you know it's always
30
minutes from the from wherever
you need
to be always in fact this we
stated we
stayed at the airport hotel on
your
wedding in Austin in Austin
which which
hotel in Austin I can't really
there's
two of them at the airport and
I can't
for the life of me remember
which one
the one we stated I think was
probably
not the one the stadium was had
an
easier entrance but it was
closer to
your house than it would be if
I stayed
in Austin it's it's the airport
is eight
minutes from our house still
were able
to show up an hour and a half
late that
was fantastic I don't know how
you do it
I was misinformed yes anyway
it's been
fantastic to be I did sleep a
couple
hours and then started you know
started
to prep and set up the studio
and
everything no three and a half
hours
sleep was fine but so nice to
see
Deutsche Welle france24 Sky TV
ITV BBC
the Dutch knew it's so diverse
compared
to what we have in the United
States
it's fantastic not it's all
bull crap
but it's still fantastic to get
a
something different you know
actual you
know variety of news stories
and because
it's Sunday a lot of these
stories are
repeats so I was able to get a
couple of
them online since I don't have
any gear
to to Jack into the TV system
and record
and I need to play this these
three
clips up front because this is
so no
agenda and so so Europian at
the same
time because there is no
freedom of
speech it's all lies it's even
though
they have all these great news
channels
it's propaganda and the Guardian
and this was an interview that
I caught
The Guardian has made changes
to their
style guide when it comes to
climate
change and Simba and I think
it's
important for us to I'm sorry
important
for us to play this because it
really
embodies everything that we
point out
and have been pointing out for
12 years
with a little twist because the
style
guide is not just for the
written word
it's also for the photo
journalists and
they are changing stuff over at
the
Guardian yeah well it was really
prompted in the first instance
by the
fact that the Guardian felt we
needed to
change our language around the
way we
were talking about these
stories and it
seemed that our environmental
journalists were reporting a
much more
kind of serious level of tone
from
scientists so we discussed that
what we
were kind of dealing with
really was not
just climate change but
actually a kind
of a catastrophic crisis so
what we
realized was it was no longer
appropriate to have quite kind
of benign
or passive images that went
with this
kind of serious change in tone
so you
know kind of historically we
had perhaps
used pictures of polar bears on
melting
icebergs etc and you know that
the
picture of the polar bear feels
like
something that's quite remote
and
doesn't necessarily affect you
know the
human being reading the story
at home
and so what kind of images did
you feel
would be I would have a bigger
effect if
you would use okay well it
really is
about human engagement and so
the
effects of the climate change
and the
climate crisis on on human
beings became
a more sort of appropriate way
of
illustrating these stories so
it is
about the kind of the direct
effect on
human beings so what we what we
started
to show in that case was you
know kind
of people who were sort of
suffering
from the effects of desperate
pollution
or the detriment of people who
did lock
their homes in
wild forest and and and it just
kind of
gives the you know the
illustration are
much more of an immediate
effect and
it's much more it's much more
active I
would say I find this so
fascinating
that this woman is she's the
earthing
editor-at-large that she
actually feels
that you have a story about
climate
change and then you put a
random picture
of people suffering from
wildfires and
that's journalism that's what
she's
calling it that's not journalism
photojournalism is here's a
village that
get bombed showed the village
that got
bombed
no talk about a cup of coffee
my man
well wait until you hear the
changes in
language so you want them to
have more
of an emotional impact indeed
yes yes I
mean getting the journalism
let's get an
emotional impact emotional tone
right is
absolutely critical how does
this
compare to or how does this
complement
what you what you've changed in
the
style guide of the Guardian so
the the
the language that we're using
is is much
more active I would say and
again you
know it's it's um it's less
benign it's
less passive the phrase climate
change
is quite passive compared to a
catastrophe for Humanity or a
crisis we
also changed the phrase global
warming
again which is sounds quite
cozy to
global heating which is a bit
more sort
of severe and sincere so it did
feel
that to kind of use pictures of
you know
very appealing creatures was not
entirely appropriate with this
kind of
change in tone sounds more like
editorial to me than journalism
it may
just be me
I maybe insist on which there's
a joke
about this some I don't know
decades ago
cuz there was a couple of
magazines who
would talk about droughts and
they'd
always have the cattle skull
exactly
like you always have to have a
shot of a
single tennis shoe next to a
match now
surprisingly and this I think
is kind of
a European thing the interviewer
actually said hey isn't this
propaganda
I was floored well as well
intentioned
as this might be at what point
does this
cross from cross the line from
journalism to propaganda
counter I think
is probably quite an extreme an
extreme
accusation I guess I guess
because of
using using emotional images in
order to
provoke a certain effect would
be how
propaganda would work with the
you want to say advocacy what
what point
do you cross the line away from
journalism to to advocacy
propaganda or
whatever word you might want to
use well
I think what we have to do is
stay
really close to what the
science is
telling us and how our
journalists are
interpreting that and if we do
that then
we are being kind of accurate
and
appropriate in the in the
images that we
select what we need to do is
kind of be
accurate in you know and
sincere about
the the tone of say of the
journalism so
when you use catastrophe for
Humanity
instead of climate change you
feel that
that is being more accurate as
opposed
to being sensationalized I think
honestly that our origin is
here do you
believe that this is a
catastrophe and
this is why we've changed the
language
and it's also been described as
a
climate crisis by the United
Nations
secretary-general so it's
becoming a
kind of an accepted theme but
again it
is based on you know the
science that's
you know their origin and lasar
interpreting John as a
journalist it
does a journalist interpret
science is
that how a journalist reports
period she
said interpret multiple times
in that I
know she said interpret a lot I
mean
there's no what she's talking
about I
mean maybe the new maybe the
new style
is that way as possible things
have
changed it's now it's I don't
know well
know what she's talking about
personally
I know that she said do believe
instead
of believe yeah well there's
some
element there of security yeah
it's but
it's important it's important
that we
were an important it's
important that
that we realize this I mean I am
susceptible to it all the time
you don't
really think about now what's
that image
on that website that I'm
reading this
bullcrap story but those images
they
speak a thousand words it's you
know
it's the Gurgel way
well that was the most
disgusting clip
you could possibly come up with
I'm not
I'm not even gonna consider for
a clip
of the day cuz it's so
depressing I'm
sorry that's what's going on
that's why
people need their No Agenda
show I think
which I well yes that is an
element
that's for sure yeah so since
we I
wanted to do my bait Oh clips
yes I you
know I'm gonna sleep on trophy
move on
because this will be funnier
because
instead of playing instead of
playing
the announcement that bado quit
which I
think I have a couple of
versions of
that but it's not important
it's not
important let's just go let's
just go to
Trump making the announcement
for us
two-parter okay so this way now
he's in
Tupelo Mississippi yes regaling
the
crowd a massive crowd audience
of course
this isn't in the face of the
top
stories that you do talking
about the
diversity of news over there
top story
wherever you go candidate a
nice as you
looked at Google News the top
stories
always poll half of voters have
already
decided against Trump in 2020
oh no I've seen that here I
think they
have it at 51% here we've
tipped it over
in the in the Europe's good
well here's Trump living it up
in his
dying days as a president
regaling the
crowd with stories of bado you
hear they
debate oh did you hear better
oh that
poor bastard poor pathetic guy
he was
pathetic
remember the arms are flailing
so
remember that you know he ran
against
Ted Cruz Ted Cruz won he spent
almost a
hundred million dollars and Ted
Cruz and
I helped Ted and I we campaign
together
and it was good but I used to
watch him
then when he came on to the
really big
stage this crazy stage I
noticed he was
flailing with the arms and he
was
standing on tables he was
standing on
counter tops I said does he
ever like
sand on the floor and speak but
he's
waving his arms and going crazy
and I
said what the hell is he doing
what is
he on and you remember he made
the
statement that he was born for
this
anybody that says he was born
for this
they're in trouble you know I
used to
have guys come into my office
sir I'm the greatest salesman
nobody can
see you know the truth is
anybody that
says they're great salesmen
usually
they're not a very good
salesman that's
true
it's those sneaky ones in the
back that
don't talk but you don't know
about
they're the ones but bado was
nasty
and he said that he was born
for it like
he was born from heaven he came
down and
if that's the case some really
bad
things happen because he made a
total
fool out of himself it was
interesting
how many people took took
exception to
it from calling Beto a bastard
and and
I'm like did you because you
know Trump
is he's I by coincidence I went
back and
I saw Letterman interview from
2013 I
saw a Jay Leno interview from
98 and
Trump has always been I for an
eye and I
think actually went pretty
pretty easy
on bado cuz better called Trump
a racist
you know over and over again it
was over
white supremacists
I'm sure he threw in some KKK
there so
yeah you know that's what you
get and I
thought I thought it kind of
came off
this humorous this
this is eclipse' from this they
cut out
the part about the salesman and
him
coming down from heaven and all
the rest
I've noticed that this is right
from
their speech I'd like so I'd
like to add
something to the salesman I
think you
agree with me that if someone
is looking
for a sales job you always got
to check
their shoes
great great salespeople wear
brown shoes
always
that's a good point well yeah
that's a
fact yeah they do
it's a fact well so let's
listen to part
2 where he summarizes and gets
gets not
here there's a shorter clip he
came out
of Texas a very hot political
property
and he went back as cold as you
can be
so he was a nasty guy but he
had a
couple of policies that don't
work well
in the state of Texas right he
was
against religion he was against
you
having a gun
whoops and he was against oil
so you
come from Texas
you don't like religion you
don't like
oil and you don't have guns I
don't know
that's not a good combination
the state
of Texas that's not good in
Mississippi
that I don't know is that could
that go
in any way now he went back
home to
Texas and hopefully we won't be
hearing
about him for a long time and I
think he
was unelectable after all the
gun stuff
and that that just doesn't fly
in the
United States I mean it's been
tried
many times it just doesn't work
it does
not work do you have anything
on on
Elizabeth Warren because I have
a
comment on on her electability
at this
point do you have any don't
have any
clips but I have a comment I
don't think
I have any Warren clips for
this show
well so she came out and she
said all
right you've badgered me enough
and by
the way it was mainly
mainstream media I
saw a MSNBC kept badgering her
and they
have their own reasons for that
how are
you gonna pay for this because
I guess
she got it she got it down to
only 52
trillion over - over a ten-year
period
which is you know about twice
as much as
we actually bring in and in tax
receipts
as though at the moment and you
know
there's all this oh she's gonna
do like
this and it'll be and we'll get
this
from that and over here and the
New York
Times is breaking it down but I
just
want to ask two very simple
questions
cuz we've looked at this before
first of
all she said two things she has
said
I'll I'll get I'll get it from
the top
1% they'll be paying tax to the
top 1%
and I guess that's based upon
salary I'm
not quite sure no it has to be
based on
wealth but I'm talking about
what she's
saying okay she's not saying
wealth
she's saying top 1% and that
has to be
earners but that really varies
I mean in
in in Kansas the top 1% salary
is you
know starts at 370
five thousand dollars whereas in
Mississippi it's a hundred
thousand
dollars less is that just for
one person
or is that is it household
income if
you're filing jointly you know
that's
not explained but the one that
gets me
every single time and this is
why I kind
of brought it up because I
remember us
researching this when anyone
says I
won't raise taxes on the middle
class I
say please define middle class
we did
this with Obama there is no
definition
of middle class there is no
salary range
there's nothing that is set in
stone as
an economic indicator of what
is middle
class
do you remember we looked at
that yeah
we did and it's a and I knew
that but
the middle class has been his
head
bracket creep but what is the
middle
class mean to me the middle
classes it's
pretty much everybody who's not
living
on the street that's the way
it's seen
there's no cut offs that
there's no
number is it is it 35,000 is
that the is
that the working poor is that
where I
think that Obama kind of kind
of defined
it as anyone making up to
$250,000 but I
think we went through this
bracket creep
discussion the last time we did
this
explain it again well what
happened well
there was a thing I ate it I
should have
put it in the newsletters a a
1971 sign
of the cost of goods or a list
of the
cost of goods were milk milk
was like 25
cents and there's you could buy
it with
McDonald's hamburgers for 15
cents
everything was about 1/10 than
what it
is today and in 1971 you know
your
average salary of the person
making it
was $10,000 a year it was
average and so
as we've gone since the 70s we
had this
this huge issue with inflation
most of
what the numbers if you look at
the
numbers from the 70s or even go
back
earlier where gasoline was 25
cents a
gallon everything kind of went
up by a
factor of 10
but the brackets the tax
brackets didn't
change so if you're making
$10,000 a
year in paying taxes on $10,000
a year
at the old IRS bracket system
you are
now making $100,000 a year and
you are
paying now you're paying rich
man's
taxes so you're being overtaxed
and this
is one of the reasons that
these tax
structures have changed so
drastically
where they used to come at all
the rich
people used to always pay 90%
but their
debt type of rich is is mega
rich today
and they're still paying a lot
it made
the whole thing it's just all
screwed up
because of inflation and the
way the
system works and that's what's
called
bracket creep where you're
still living the same exact
standard of
living right
but you've crept into upper
brackets in
your so far as income taxes
concerned
and so you're actually losing
out right
also your your burger is going
to go up
in 50% and cost with the
impossible meat
craze you know you pretty soon
won't be
able to get a regular burger no
the pew
from the Pew Research defines
the middle
class as those earning between
2/3 and
double the median household
income the
pew classification means the
category of
middle income is made up of
people
making somewhere between forty
forty and
a half thousand and one hundred
and
twenty two thousand I don't
think that's
right why I think forty
thousand is I
don't think your middle class
at forty
thousand Mississippi well
another good
point
it depends on where you are in
Austin
40,000 is tough
well so it's also tough in New
York and
San Francisco I know but it's
awesome
hello there's no reason yeah
well Austin
isn't there's an it is an
outlier but
that's you know so how do you
define the
middle-class you can do it by
state but
by idiom did the Austin is
different
from Houston Houston is
different from
East Texas yeah I know but I
don't know
why you're so preoccupied with
this
because you can't just make a
blanket
statement that I won't tax you
if you're
middle-class if you don't know
what
middle-class is you can you can
make a
blanket statement you can make
it but
when it comes down she's she's
doing a
numbers game that's my point
here's how
I'm gonna pay for it and she
has all the
numbers except with the middle
classes
who are you talking about now
Elizabeth
Warren how she's going to
double crap
artists of all the candidates
I'm just
pointing out that are you
stunned by
this no what I'm trying to say
is that
everyone's on the New York
Times and
Wall Street Journal everyone's
all in
the numbers and we'll get this
and we'll
lower that where's the the
elephant
isn't in the room is the
definition of
who she's going to raise taxes
on that's
my point
climate crisis but I'm sure she
has a
plan for that anyway I think
she's
completely unelectable when you
put a
fifty-two trillion dollar
number on the
table you're not going to get
elected
don't you think well Biden was
on PBS
with Judy mm and I was hoping
to get
something decent out of it
there's a cut
there's they got one good clip
I mean I
got four clips one of them's
decent okay
but it's Biden going on and
he's talking
about you know her about
Warren's plan
and let's see if we can find it
in here
let's go with the biting on PBS
and I'm
sorry that this DS this is
gonna be a
minute and 30 seconds 37
seconds that
you will never you never get
back with a
phrase you always use yeah no
it's
alright I'll tell you after we
play it
let's start with impeachment
this is an
historic week of the house vote
you are
one of the few people who was
around for
both a Nixon impeachment and
the Clinton
impeachment you know the
seriousness of
this so my question is do you
believe
that the focus should narrowly
be on
Ukraine and the conversation
about you
investigating you or should it
be
broader to include the Muller
report
potential financial impropriety
I think
it has to include at all look
this is a
as you know the an impeachment
is a
difficult thing for a country
to go
through even the impeachment
process
it's not like you look forward
to that
but you know there are potential
significant violations of
constitutional
responsibility and the house
has no
choice but to move forward and
I think
it has to look at all the
things that
they said they're going to look
at
because I said at the outset
all the
things all the things yes I
mean the
financial impropriety
you know the actions of well
what
they've laid out I think they
have an
obligation to do that under the
Constitution and it could be
difficult
but I think they have no choice
as the
Constitution requires it so
that's
different from the house
approach right
now they're saying narrowly
Ukraine so
well clarification whatever
they decide
to do is for them to decide to
do but
there
other there are other areas
that he has
stonewalled the administration
of
stonewall including them all of
importand possible conflicts
over
Florida their job is to do
their take on
the Constitution responsibility
my job
if I'm nominated to beat him
oh that's the minute 37 seconds
of my
life we'll never get back again
that's
what you're looking for but
actually
there was it was it was
actually pretty
good you know
well yes glad you thought so I
looked at
the factor one of our producers
put a
little cheat sheet together for
me for
this resolution that they
passed and it
now this may be exactly the
same as when
Republicans were impeached or I
mean
Democrats were in preached
impeached I
don't know the people say it is
I
haven't had the time to look at
it but
in this process in this this
this
resolution which is not law
it's not a
bill it's just it was an
agreement on
and it was an agreement because
all the
Republicans voted against it so
it was
you know completely partisan
but here's
how it will and will not work
the
executive branch as the
president will
not be permitted to participate
in the
open hearing his lawyers will
not be
permitted to question witnesses
in open
hearings the ranking member so
that's
the on the Republican side
thinks Nunez
yes he he will have subpoena
power which
means he can force someone to
come and
testify but that is subject to
pre-approval by Chairman Adam
Schiff he
doesn't have right which means
he
doesn't have subpoena power of
course he
doesn't he'll only have it if
if he
comes down if a shift says yes
but
here's the one that caught my
eye the
Chairman now B Schiff can allow
contracted legal staff to
question
witnesses as part of the ninth
part of
his 90 minutes of available
questioning
so he'll bring in contracted
counsel
from the lawfare Institute now
these
guys we've talked about them
before but
it's a long time ago I don't
know like
two and a half years they're
the ones
who have always been behind
this legal
strategy
of with the Muller report and
and I
think they're at it again here
these are
very very tricky mofos this law
fair
group which they knew they for
over a
couple years I've been reading
about the
law fair strategy but it's the
law Fair
Institute and I think it's
Kramer Levin
neft Alice and Frankel and
there's also
Brookings Institute and this
guy norm
Eisen who was former ethics
counsel to
President Obama
so it's a very slick group of
lawyers
who will be so forget these
idiot
representatives they're going
straight
to the shark lawyers who are
going to be
be doing the examination that's
a change
that's what they tried to do
with them
with Kavanagh I think which
kind of fell
flat the Republicans tried it
and then I
bid turn into a stupidity match
and we
had that that lawyer woman or
the
prosecutor who asked the
questions could
had to be sensitive yeah Begley
well
that's why a lot of people are
refusing
to go in and they don't have to
yet
because it's not or they don't
have to
or do the MS it's a bluff wait
no wait
don't they so here's a question
if it's
not an actual impeachment are
the
subpoenas enforceable by law no
not not
according to that's what I
thought yeah
the Giuliani's and of the world
so so
trustworthy that's where those
other
guys great of course of course
yes so
said all right let's do some
more Joe I
can handle it I'm surprised all
right
well let's go on with Joe now
by the way
I will mention he says fact of
the
matter is ezel but but mostly
look look
look look and he's saying look
so much I
mean I only caught a piece of
this the
whole thing I didn't clip the
whole
thing because you'd get sick of
it after
a while look look look look so
let's go
to this is a shorty this is a
17-second
could this is a but part to the
the
phone call between the
president President Trump and
the
president of Ukraine now that
there are
White House aides saying that
there were
there was material left out of
the
transcript of that call do you
believe
the president is involved in a
cover-up
yes all right we got that on
record yes
good all right
on two three look you have look
somewhat
finest people in the
administration
feeling they have to come
forward and
say exactly what they heard and
what
they knew the idea that someone
would
invite a foreign power into our
election
and in the process withhold
apparently
the allegation from some within
the
administration who heard the
conversations withhold vital aid
military aid voted for by the
Congress
while Ukrainians are dying in
the dom
boss that is the eastern
ukraine in
order to take on russians who
are there
still killing them killing
these people
is just i it's one of the
things that no
president that I'm aware of has
ever
ever thought of doing yeah
whatever I
saw this you know George Webb
he does
those videos that if you don't
follow
along you know you have to go
back
thirteen hours to figure out
what the
hell he's talking about
and he's really good but I just
don't
have the time in my life to
watch every
video he does every day but
he's making
connections between this Alejo
Nate VIN
Minh the decorated soldier and
who has a
twin brother by the way who is
in in
high finance and in fact so
high that
his firm was has been fined
over a
billion dollars for improper
financial
transactions but the more I
look at it
he
crane appears to be and I'm
just taking
this this George Webb
information in
with it you have to go look and
I put it
in the show notes but yeah I
mean you
really have to go back and
focus and we
and this goes all the way back
to Putin
coming in and fighting on the
eastern
Ukraine front and then taking
repatriating a part of of
Ukraine it
seems that all of the scams
that we saw
in the Middle East and I mean
all of
them we're talking Libya we're
talking
Syria Afghanistan
probably even African regions
as well
but that they were running they
I will
say they and that would be
mainly the
State Department they were
running guns
for drugs most likely through
Ukraine
and it's exactly like
iran-contra and I
haven't I don't have a lot to
base this
on other than them do what just
what
I've put together of thinking
about what
I'm hearing people say and it
makes so
much sense it was so important
when
Putin put one foot into Ukraine
the
State Department went apeshit
they went
in they put snipers in they
killed
people they installed a whole
new
government they did it I mean
they they
named the people they Viki
Newlands they
put the people in Joe Biden
came over to
Midwife the deal was all you
know the
Victoria Nuland phone call and
the money
it seems or as George Webb
would call
the ratlines
was it was coming for anyway
they have
weapons going into all these
different
places where we wanted strike
we wanted
the Arab Spring we wanted shit
to happen
we funded groups like in Syria
with Isis
and in return drugs came back
and maybe
that's part of the fentanyl
crisis I
don't know but Ukraine for some
reason
take it back to the crowds the
origins
of CrowdStrike
what Trump was asking the new
Ukrainian
president about with corruption
I think Ukraine is ground zero
for a lot
of shenanigans
well I can see that but I think
you're
old thesis which would have
been oil
pipelines
well no but ultimately that's
that's
what the result is why do you
want the
strife for the oil and for the
pipelines
more for the oil I'm saying
before that
just to get this everything
going and
Syria is the moat is in most
recent
memory
we had to fund a group in there
and that
turned into Isis but that was
to to stop
the Iran pipeline and give
preference
over the Qatari pipeline I mean
this is
it it's all there and just
seems like
everything flow through Ukraine
you you
well it's a right butted up
against yeah
it would be a major it's like a
it's
like a choke point yes yeah now
that's
going to finish off this
indictment will
prove what I'm saying John by
the way
before you play that clip
mm-hmm I just
want to make an announcement
I want the fact checkers to
jump all
over this because I know they
won't they
would if it was Trump but they
won't say
anything about the the bullcrap
that
continues from Joe Biden look
you have
some of the finest people
design station
feeling they have to come
forward and
say exactly what they heard and
what
they knew the idea that someone
would
invite a foreign power into our
election
and in the process withhold
apparently
act out the allegation from
some within
the administration who heard the
conversations withhold vital aid
military aid voted for by the
Congress
while Ukrainians are dying in
the dom
boss that is the estream in the
same
clip well I'm glad you figured
it out
after 30 seconds I'm sorry well
I I'm
just so happy to hear him say
look I'm
sorry let's go to clip 4 by
George
Washington what is that through
the
future presidents if we have
another
person like Trump
give a green light the one
thing George
Washington in fact warned us
about and
his farewell address was Publix
fall
because of intervention from
foreign
powers foreign powers in our
electoral
process well he finally
corrected
himself and said farewell
address
instead of inaugural address
although yeah I'm trying to
think what
he did discuss it never
mentioned report
by the way republic washington
ever said
republics fought we were like
the only
republic really did have any any
importance at the time even in
the fit
was it wasn't the fair where i
have to
go back and no no no it was
because I
remember very well there's only
a couple
of shows ago he was talking
about his
inaugural address and then you
had me
put in the show notes his
inaugural
address Washington's all right
there's
no mention of it it may correct
and now
he's farewell address he didn't
put it
like that well no but it's it's
popular
to say the founding fathers our
founders
and they they put their lives
on the
line for this constitution and
then
inviting inviting a foreign
government
what it will does anybody take
this
seriously and the Democrats
side yes
they do what didn't I listen to
the Lib
Joe's somehow Ukraine really
which is if
anything is a podunk country
compared to
ever like in almost any Eastern
European
country what are they gonna do
they're
gonna come over here they're
gonna set
up shop
okay let's why is everyone so
upset
about this military aid which I
think in
this case was just money it's
not always
mentioned in the call at least
of course
they could buy more stuff who
will hold
on a second was it was it I
haven't seen
the actual purchase order maybe
it was
money that was owed to them for
shit
they did for the elites in the
State
Department
maybe that's why everyone's all
pissed
off or crap we need that money
basically
they can get their money so
they could
yes this part of the system
there was a
payoff and Trump was holding it
up they
don't care about Ukraine they
care about
themselves I have nothing to
base this
on other than it sounds a hell
of a lot
like fast and furious
iran-contra we
have a history of this
we other way but by the way by
the way
by the way so I just want to
make sure I
did have a Trump ISO for the
after I did
that thing on bado I want to
check it
out see if it's used okay I
will check
it out now
what is your done is good it's
already
in the final slot can't go
wrong with
that perfect I did pick up a
Joe gaff
that's a shorty I take
exception with
something else other than what
he says
you may have seen this what Joe
is
trying to tell you is that the
the Paris
climate Accord is very
important and we
should reenter that but what
comes out
way from 1917 no no the 1973
the the
Peace Accord Vietnam I had a
biting
gaffe that was he where he says
he's in
Ohio and he's in Iowa we put the
promises it was the same sound
problem
sound like he was in a bucket
it's one
channel and this it's art one
channel
and it's over modulated but
either he's
got to back off the mic if
someone's got
it I mean who is running that
show some
drunk remember we had the video
where a
chip-in appeal which was it
sounded like
he was in the Home Depot bucket
on an
iPhone shot in the corner
somewhere this
is not a serious campaign
apparently not
it's not it's not now where's
Hillary
I'm getting a little tired now
of
waiting uh-huh I don't think
it's gonna
happen well uh she's only has a
few days
left before she can't file for
a couple
of these primaries and you I
think you
said on show 1177 which is a
gamer till
November 1st November 1st like a
prediction yeah you did give us
a
November 1st day you're gonna
hold on
until the 7th
yeah just she's she's gone into
silent
running I mean it's like just
in the sub
or something I mean what
happened is she
had a faint net well she had
the spell
got the vapors she's still
doing the
round she was on Trevor Noah
show The
Daily Show and Trevor Noah did
everyone
quite a service I feel and I
appreciated
what he did and I thought he
was it was
very funny and good that he
brought that
out Hilary I have to ask you a
question
that is been plaguing me for a
while how
did you kill Jeffrey Epstein
but you
have all the power I really
need to
understand how you do what you
do
because you seem to be behind
everything
nefarious and yet you do not
use it to
become presidents well Trevor
by the way if you watch this
interview
and you should watch it the
lighting is
so bad for her you can see the
surgery
and what she has from the the
toll the
issues has those kind of puffy
cheeks
that is all filler it's you can
see the
incisions the filler goes from
under
that puffy cheek all the way
back to her
ear on both sides and you see
you can
actually see the line where
it's either
part incision or it's it's
injected and
it's swollen and it looks red
and the
lighting was not good for her
but what
does it feel like being the
boogeyman of
the right spot well it's it's a
constant
surprise because the things
they say and
now of course it's on steroids
with
being online are so ridiculous
beyond
any imagination that I could
have and
yet they are so persistent in
putting
forth these crazy ideas and
theories
honestly I don't know what I
ever did to
get them so upset but a lot of
them live
to come up with these conspiracy
theories and you know I've
gotten kind
of used to it it's been going
on for a
number of years now many people
saw this
clip and you probably didn't
hear the
first part you just saw the
little the
little meanie part which is
funny and
then of course what goes out in
right-wing conservative circles
is well
she laughed she laughed
of course the whole thing was a
joke and
a set up but you never heard
what what
Chelsea said as Chelsea said
something
is she's sitting right next to
her
usually she doesn't say
anything but she
had her own little Clinton body
count
story it's because it is
effective like
I'll never forget reading an
article
after the 2016 election listen
to her
talk you're gonna love this
I'll never
forgot never really miserable
after the
2016 election where the reporter
interview
someone who had been an
undecided voter
and he said you know he thought
my mom
would won all three debates
matter and
yet he just kept reading that
she had
murdered more than 50 people
and he said
somewhat nonchalantly like I
don't think
that she's like constant
erosion of of
truth and sanity uh-huh I think
that's
very fair what the guy said dad
I'm
about 50 but - yeah goodbye -
and the
cool thing is now then this is
everywhere
the meme is loose you know for
a while
Howard Stern he has a Gary
Dell'Abate
his producer and it became in
the 80s
and 90s it became a thing for
people to
call in to television shows
talk shows
radio shows and then somewhere
you just
had to throw in Baba Booey and
then it
was funny and then then Stern
would play
it and so people would get onto
all
these talk shows very serious
questions
and then just started throwing
Baba
Booey in and everyone get all
pissed off
and hang up and you know well
now this
is happening with Hillary this
is waters
world on Fox and I think it's
the
military guy with a military
dog is that
to your left there and I'm sure
he's
ready to go out on the next
mission and
he can't wait so thank you and
thank
nero for your service i
appreciate it
absolutely if I could could I
throw a
PSA out real quick real quick
just the
the remarkable nature of these
dogs and
them being highlighted in the
news
creates a huge demand by people
that
frankly shouldn't have them if
if you
see the the coverage and you
decide I
want one of these dogs either
by a
finished trained you know fully
trained
and finished dog from a
professional now
or just just don't get one at
all
Maddon Epstein didn't kill
himself
okay thank you for that
commentary all
right before I go
Epstein didn't kill himself
you're just
gonna throw that in there it's
great
yeah I think it's fair that's
the thank
you welcome back America we're
funny
again and I'm liking that I'm
liking
that that's cute
yeah well the Hillary thing is
disconcerning and I will take a
look at
that because lighting you know
you
professional lighters can do
anything
they want with you you have to
it's like
one of the group it's one of
the groups
of people in in broadcasting
you have to
make friends with oh yeah
lighting and
sound lighting a sound look
like crap
Joe didn't talk to the sound
guy didn't
make nice with him
I don't know it doesn't sound
like he's
even got a sound guy mr.
microphone mr.
microphone I got some
RadioShack gear
out of business it's called the
realistic other brand Radio
Shack's
other brand yet realistic they
had to
brand they've got somebody in
the chat
room will know yeah well maybe
the
trolls will know yeah troll
room sorry
yeah by the way okay go on
no go ahead I'll come back to
Tandy
Tandy and then there was no
there's no
Tandy was the leather company
they're
not they owned it right but
then but
they had another brand on their
stereos
no I can't think uh okay well
uh yeah
they did because they had some
speakers
with this name on it like it
was Optimus
or something along those lines
worse
really i realistic was it no it
was
there hi there hi you know that
you know
that just going back to the
impeachment
resolution Nancy Pelosi came
out and it
bothered me and I couldn't I
couldn't
quite figure it out and I
looked it up
on the plane United does have
Wi-Fi go
figure not all the planes
well the okay but Delta doesn't
so they
don't have that so she came out
and you
know she did her spiel like
everybody
else did but they told you
think on last
year she came out with an easel
and then
the guy turned the board around
and it
was an American flag and it
bothered me
and I in it and I couldn't
figure it out
and I went back and looked this
thing I
mean I don't know if there's
actual
rules but it was disgusting
what she did
if you think about standing
there I'm
all about the Constitution the
rule of
law you know Viva America the
flag had
15 stripes had a almost one to
one ratio
instead of the approved 1 to 5
ratio you
should really take a look at
this I mean
I don't it's you know it's a
minor
nitpick but if you're gonna put
a flag
next to you why not make it
look like
the American flag it had a
white border
at the top a white border at
the bottom
which was the same height as
all the
stripes it's supposed to have
13 stripes
but at 8 so it had 15 at least
it looked
like it with one stripe above
the stars
even and it was a one to one it
wasn't
one to five huh let's did you
stay and I
don't know if that's just a
dumb mistake
because visually it's jar you
know how
it's the flag has a certain
look to it
and you're familiar with the
with the
dimensions and it wasn't and
why not
just use a flag
to be a printed thing it was
strange I
know if there's some subliminal
message
to it or not but I just wanted
to say I
didn't like it it didn't so I
want to
play this clip that says we're
just
before we completely leave bite
in
behind mmm so hunter Biden
showed up
on GMA Good Morning America and
they one
of the the women one of the
women
they're the one that with the
real with
the jaws uh I can't remember
her name
she's good interviewer and she
went and
interviewed him kind of in she
did kind
of a guess it was a nasty
interview she
was very skeptical I don't have
the
whole interview I just have the
part
where he where she interviews
his wife
Mellisa calling a south african
woman he
married his reason oh she's a
hottie too
yes they what are you doing I
don't
think so she's well I saw
photogenic but
when you see her and listen to
her and
especially she's not she's not
telling
Jenna that's for sure and she's
not a
hottie by any means and she is
extremely
elite in the way she speaks and
both her
and it was very noticeable both
her and
Hunter Biden's teeth were so
white phony
white they were blue you know
where you
go beyond white pick up less
ultraviolet
tone like that one time Ross on
friends
yes we all know exactly what
you're
talking about yeah it's like
what
happened I'm sorry yeah play it
play
things have nothing easy
externally the 33 year old
filmmaker
from South Africa stepping into
the
spotlight for the first time in
this
exclusive interview
they've been harder than most
people
could ever even imagine but
internally
things have been amazing and
it's only
tested our bond could just
solidify how
strong the bond really is what
is the
truth about hunter he's
wonderful and
caring and kind and he very
much cares
about his country
and just family yeah goes on
and on like
this I honestly look into her
tea she
talks to her teeth yeah I read
about her
and about how they met and it
sounded to
me and I'm just throwing it out
allegedly etc but it sounded
kind of
like they were coke buddies
kind of like
that's kind of how they met
well she well the interviewer
from GMA
she did confront Hunter about
this and
he really got worked fucked
about her
and she stayed with it she
stayed what
about the cocaine yeah well you
don't
know she says you've been in
rehab like
70 times then they come back
and forth a
little bit it was quite good
price
ecliptic but I was more
interested in
this earnest woman a talk stir
of teeth
and with this very elitist kind
of thing
a bond and they're bonded but
isn't she
like a TV producer or I mean
documentary
and yeah documentarian exactly
exactly
documentarian oh well I think
the less
Hunter says the better off
everybody is
probably I will say this is you
can tell
it he's one of those charmers
okay and he's got the Joe Biden
smile
yeah and he's a charmer he is
we can
probably he's probably pretty
good at
sales check the shoes make sure
they're
brown you know we made some fun
of
impartment of dropping the t's
I got a a
note from an anonymous
linguistics
professor from a well-known
university
on the west coast who asked to
be kept
anonymous
and now it was kind of
interesting from
a linguistic jeez at a
university has to
be anonymous yeah of course he
does he
doesn't want to get in trouble
I think
he's pretty young too he's only
been
only had his PhD for a couple
years but
he says that well he was he was
trying
to give us a warning and he did
start
right off by saying hey just so
you know
he's not intended as
accusations or
attacks but it has a background
of a PhD
in linguistics I'd be happy to
follow up
we did have we did have a
back-and-forth
but he said that I'll actually
I'll read
from it no agenda deals so much
with
language I thought it would
send a note
of caution regarding how
certain types
of speech are ridiculed /
highlighted on
the show oh yeah blanket what
oh yeah
languages change and evolve
inevitably
what dialect is correct
standard or
prestigious is related to
political
sociological factors and are
not an
objective standard of
correctness now
and I'm gonna pause here for a
second
because I did go back and forth
with him
he was he thought that the way I
responded that I was defending
an attack
and I was pissed off which I
wasn't
because he said right it's up
front it's
not an attack but what I was
concerned
about is here is a linguistics
professor
who listens to no agenda who is
stating
these things as fact and that's
what
he's been taught and that's
what he's
he's studied on so I just
disagree with
everything he said he goes on
the reason
I'm a bit concerned is that
most of the
speech that is targeted for
ridicule
is generally associated with
female or
non-white speakers and of
course he says
immediately I do not believe
that you
are sexist or racist at least
no more
than any of us are that pissed
me off
most of these attitudes about
language
are subconscious but still
present and
he says stop don't stop to read
but I
want to stop sure right away
because for
example in today's show we have
been
ridiculing someone who says
look all the
time who is it
why you no no was that a female
I made
this point to him and I'll tell
you what
he came back with but I want to
continue
because the learning what he's
been
taught is in his original note
he says I
don't think much of this humor
will age
well in the next few years
which by the
way is kind of insulting to say
that
that's what you when you go
back and say
well this tweet age drill yeah
okay I
don't think much of this humor
will age
Wellman next few years as
people become
a bit more aware of the science
in other
words not and I like this guy
because he
we went back and forth I'm fine
with him
I'm not angry at him I'm sad
about what
he's been taught what he thinks
his sigh
or what he's been told I don't
know I'm
not a professor but it's
according to
him in science I think that
that type of
commentary might be alienating
or
offending more people than you
think or
at least I predict it will
become more
salient in the near future
making fun of
a non-native English speaker
who is
Dutch is very different than
making fun
of a non-white immigrant in the
US or
elsewhere for the hypothetical
yeah well
you know like I do the Dutch
thing so I
know that but I don't see if
one's not
offensive why why is one
offensive
exactly like many of the topics
you
discuss on the show oil media
etc
language is a major tool of
power
Internationa this this isn't
this is
important like many of the
topics you
discuss on the show language is
a major
tool of power internationally
and
English plays a role it is a
completely
unequal playing ground
linguistically
Lindt language is one of the
last ways
people can get away with
discrimination
in the real world without being
called
out this I guarantee you what's
gonna
happen next John speaking
English is
racist it's coming and and it
is part of
the patriarchy you speak
English you
have an unfair advantage
while I think there is far far
more than
enough evidence to discourage
it out of
human kindness and empathy I
think that
the direct societal
repercussions are
coming
for example you got your
prediction for
examples of specific linguistic
features
that are discussed on occasion
on No
Agenda our vocal fry and tea
dropping
while not exclusively a female
feature
vocal fry is associated with
younger
female speakers no the first
time we
played it was the Berkeley
Hummer
and we as we called it the
Berkeley
Hummer Jill Abramson who by far
is young
right she is not young how old
is Jill
she's in her 60s yeah so that's
where
seventies and I think we we
said that
this is more of a milieu issue
that
anyway I'll continue yes we do
Billie by
the way you should stop right
there
and remind people that that's
what we're
dealing with here is milieu yes
not any
sort of social economic
anything its
milieu you have a bunch of
people
together and they all vocal
fry' in the
up talk and they have that
screwy use or
go weird Cadence's like
everybody in the
Obama administration we noticed
the case
and everybody in the
administration had
it was a dengue bangbang kind
of a sound
or the one you just pointed out
with
Chelsea these are all millou's
that
we're dealing with which
apparently the
linguistic Department doesn't
give a
shit about and it's the same
with like
Trump and Johnson dropping
sentences the
non sequiturs it's also milieu
of
nutjobs in their own way and we
make fun
of that too so again on one
hand yes too
many listeners it can sound
annoying I
personally I think it's funny
but there
are also social political and
power
issues related he does a lot of
/i
should have read every single -
I don't
know if this is a university
thing but
mail you yes exactly
I'll read the slashes because
he uses
that all the time as if and
maybe I
should choose I don't know if
he's if
you're linguistics professor
shouldn't
you use the language again on
one hand
yes too many listeners it can
sound
annoying but there are also
social /
political / power issues
related to /
driving / underlying the change
asking ourselves why is that
feature
annoying but the other one
isn't is a
worthwhile exercise I find it
all
annoying
similarly with tea dropping it
is simply
an ongoing change and not in
correct
speech if you better stop
we have when we first started
commenting
on the tea dropping important
Putin is
the first person that really
caught our
attention now the woman did
that quit
because she hated by the way
word for
shouldn't we all try to
pronounce people
we try to pronounce people's
names in
their native pronunciation
isn't that
the idea I've never heard a
Russian say
pour pool no so especially with
names
it's just that is incorrect but
okay I
digress by the way so I'm
watching Ted
okay I would like let me get
back to
where where was I going I was
headed to
the Dro yes dropping the t's
yeah very
early on when we started to
drop in the
t's situation and we we try to
catch it
or we can't cuz it's funny
Mountain I'm
gonna go through the top of the
mountain
because it makes you sound like
a moron
but we got another comment from
a
different guy who was like I
don't know
if his linguistics or what but
he said
the same exact thing so this is
being
taught someplace that this is a
progression that somehow
dropping the T
this we were told this but over
two
years ago when I first got when
what's-her-name wheeler or
whatever her
name was quit it wasn't we
there's that
other you quit the RT show yeah
I think
it was we were you ng and it
was oh no
you're just you're just making
fun of
somebody as it's Han going it's
ongoing
people are all gonna be
dropping the t's
in the future there's some
there is
something being taught in the
universities and I believe that
dropping
the T is actually code it's
like this
unknown unbeknownst code you
are you are
putting yourself into a pursuer
you're
categorizing yourself
well what's interested why why
is it
like we had in the last oh why
is summit
it's a vocal coach dropping her
T's
because a vocal coach and
that's what he
was responding to he was
responding to
here on Thursday show you
played a clip
of a voice coach and were
concerned
because they were not speaking
properly
you were probably thinking of a
speech
therapist as a voice coach
generally
helps people with the quality
of their
voice
not the content
well here's here's what I would
like to
say what women he said I think
it might
be good to stop and ask why
something
sounds weird and if it is
actually
annoying for dialects slash
pragmatic
reasons examples repetitive um
x'
hedging etc yeah we harp on
that all the
time in fact we're the hardest
on
ourselves about speech about
stupid
things we say but or smacking
our we're
saying
no yes but here's here's the
thing
why are is it okay and does he
not even
make mention and again I have
no problem
with the guy I'm happy he's a
producer
and he's hitting people in the
mouth
this is why he's saying I'm
having
trouble because people are
pushing back
they hear how you make fun of
this of
them obviously and then they
don't want
to listen anymore but he's
saying it's
not incorrect speech and it's
it's a
speech changes and language
changes but
are we not allowed to push back
I mean
if there's if changes are afoot
and if
things happen and and and
language of
course changes it's that's
documented
all the time but that doesn't
mean you
have to go okay I accept the
way you say
it why can't we just push bags
and I say
it this way why why is it
always someone
else who's changing it that has
to be
right and ahead
anyway Adri what why is someone
changing
it like saying important that's
an
important MA and what why are we
supposed to okay where we're
gonna start
saying it that way too so we
can sound
really stupid you know it's
like I got
over the ax thing and that's
mainly
because of Mo yeah most has ax
I wanted
we had we had the definitive
clip on
this where it's actually it's
it's
correct dick in during Dickens
Iran or
North Chaucer or I think it was
Chaucer
it was okay to use that term
that that
that usage that doesn't mean
you have to
like it
no but I'm over it you know and
if and
if my friend well I don't care
one way
or the other but but if
somebody on
television this is where where
that
comes from
when ya Miche else Endor who is
on
network PBS newshour a plum job
that
many a black person would love
to have
when she says axe instead of
ask unless
she's a Syrian and some sort of
a
student of the language I take
offense
to it
and that and you should be able
to and
you should be able to make fun
of it but
that's not allowed anyway from
all this
and from my exchange with the
professor
and again I'm I'm not angry I
just
disagree and I'm surprised that
this is
his thinking because that's
what he's
been taught at am I really
surprised no
but I came to a realization we
are too
literal and this has a reason
for the
past five but I would give it
10 years
human communication this also
explains
the success of podcasts like
ours
human communication has been
relegated
or degraded to text only we
what's a
poor text our friends our
family we we
make our opinions known in well
it used
to be a hundred and forty now
two
hundred and eighty characters
you have
no idea
what the context is of what
someone's
saying I can say well that was
a piece
of shit or wow that was a bit
yet it's
two different ways that's why
we had to
invent emojis so people could
put some
emotion we are we have no idea
what we
mean anymore and in fact I
assert that
when you read something your
state of
mind is going to change that
into the
tone of voice that you're
reading into
it and it could be completely
different
for somebody else and that's
why he
misinterpreted your first
go-around you
said yes you're not offended I
have to
eat mochi is when emojis first
started I
would give a little background
from the
1980s the they were originally
they were
emoticon motifs ons right and
emoticons
were and people would use them
they
would write something and then
they
would put an emoticon because
the tone
was never part with new unless
you're a
professional novelist who has
to really
write a lot to get the tone in
there so
you really understand what
they're
thinking and how they're saying
yet but
just in one or two sentences
you can't
do it I don't care how good of
a writer
you are you have to use it you
have to
use emoticons even though
there's a lot
of people during that emoticon
or oh
they use the emoticons you
can't do that
it's horrible stupid you should
be able
to say what you mean without
using
emoticons no you can't that was
the
point and to this day it's a
problem
most people and most people
aren't
professional writers to begin
with but
by a lot
well almost impossible and even
professional writers use it
because you
have to it do ye what you can't
I'm just
kidding here you don't see all
this crap
out because we've lost the art
of
writing and writing to a degree
where
you can actually explain what
you're
feeling that has much because
if you
remember when you used to write
you'd
have it in there in the
handwriting and
it would also be lengthy that's
the
difference but not not yeah of
course we
got compressed by Twitter we
and and we
got crutches like
emotionless email predated
Twitter and
email became the problem
because email
is very always terse and are
you making
my point for me
in the workplace you do have
context the
work when workplace emails take
place
you have some context as what
you're
communicating with your
colleagues and
it's not just email it's slack
it's
asana it's all the things
everybody's
using but outside of that we've
totally
lost the ability to interpret
and
communicate which is why I
think when
people hear two individuals
discussing
something on a podcast it's
very nice to
listen to because people don't
have that
anymore in their lives they
don't talk
anymore with friends and family
it's all
app this app that check my
graham butter
butter butter butter bean
butter boo and
it's destructive
timecode and with that I'd like
to thank
you for your courage and say in
the
morning to you and the man who
put the C
in context ja reg well in the
morning to
you mr. Adam curry I'm John C
Dvorak oh
I'm sorry and in the morning to
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morning to the trolls in the
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yeah they
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in the morning to the trolls in
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also would like to thank the
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1186
episodes we came up with a title
Baghdady
oh yeah this was our Jennifer
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coming soon on Netflix from the
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she did
and did you see the Baghdady
video she did yeah I've seen
them all
that's fantastic
the Baghdady one was quite good
it's
very good and now thank you
people are
sending me or at least posting
on
Twitter good pieces from
previous shows
with time codes and episode
numbers and
I am astounded how anyone can
find any
of this stuff or how they know
it's
beyond me I don't know what I
did
in the last show let alone that
someone
and or make people have
patience but I
think we're going to come up
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know for sure for our exit
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it would be an exit strategy
because you
can't quit the show ever
oh you're right strategy when
it goes
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it's a
money-making strategy
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well we
can be pretty damn topical I'm
amazed at
the speed at which she gets
stuff done
that's fantastic
it's just it's I'm blown away
well we
have to I'm blown away by some
of our
producers an executive producer
associate executive producer
1187
okay let's thank them and I'm
gonna
thank them starting with Sir
Francis of
SRQ the Earl Earl of Southwest
Florida
it's not Arcadia yes 792 bucks
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Congrats on 12
years of superb media
deconstruction I
believe oh stop I'm sorry I
needed to
thank the artist I just a great
piece of
work I didn't say it was comic
strip
blogger you know that would be
a problem
all right thank you sure it
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his competitor Thank You comic
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Sir
Francis goods for the next year
a
belated congrats on 12 years of
superb
media deconstruction I believe
that I
got in somewhere in the 600 but
I wish
it had been sooner for my
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please accept today's
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obviously okay on a recent
episode there
was a discussion of the Spotify
office
and their love of
transgenderism at one
point Adam mentioned them
sipping
espresso and admiring the birth
San Francisco where I'm sending
the
house put mufflers on those
they're gone
all right yes and the San
Francisco HQ
yeah bear with me but that
comment
triggered reminded me of
another scene
at least the espresso part it
took me
back to the first Gulf War
wherein Matt
the anal rapist flower allegedly
allegedly reporting on the way
on the
war from the safety of Kuwait
yes I will
never forget watching him sit
in the
director's chair under an
umbrella
sipping espresso while his
colleague
David Bloom was embedded with
the tank
battalion and died of an
embolism from
being stuck in a tank for hours
on end
all right P David bloom and get
ready to
be someone's bitch in jail
Lauer okay
enough of this out for one more
anecdote
to share
to share any once I have you
had my 15
year old son asked me on
Tuesday at
dinner when I was impressed
with the
killing of El Baghdadi last
week and he
brought up the dog I started to
laugh
and then I realized that my
Amazon echo
is in the room so I said Alexa
play the
most recent episode of No
Agenda is a
teaching moment ensued and I
assured him
that you would deconstruct the
dog
distraction on Thursday show
you know what he's talking about
I know he's talking about the
dog that
apparently was injured and got
the
Purple Heart and then oh the
dog in the
Purple Heart oh okay that's
enough for
me an out dude an n JN k but
please
serve up some espresso and
embolisms at
the roundtable today as we will
go back
to cookies and vodka around the
holidays
when I submit your holiday
bonuses now I
Sir Francis that's our cue Earl
of
Southwest Florida well I have a
question
here he asks for something at
the round
table but is he getting
upgraded or
something had that we have no
nights or
Dames we have no title changes
so is he
just asking for me to put it
there you
want some random stuff clear
you and
your yak away about it but that
won't
okay
it won't happen today
thank you very much sir Francis
I don't
see exactly what you want
deconstructed
about the dog other than it
just hadn't
we talked about the dog that
decide it
wasn't photoshopped in there I
don't
know there's nothing to
deconstruct
about the dog but other than it
it puts
a nice slant on an otherwise
bullcrap
story
yeah me please don't pay
attention to
the fact that we that he blew
himself up
yet we had the DNA and that was
quickly
identified and they scattered
his ashes
in the ocean and we'll never
see the
pictures and but look at the
dog look at
the Photoshop dog okay
it's a distraction that isn't
destroy
I'm not sure what he means it's
nuts but
I don't want to disappoint him
with his
15 year old son I don't want to
go dad
these douche bags didn't have
anything
about the dog I have a time
code dogs
the Iowa's it's almost as good
zero and
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agenda books comm went away no
agenda
fun calm that's where I got a
lot of
good stuff yes that's what we
have oh
there has movies books
restaurants food
and wine too under books we go
there we
have Snow Crash which of course
is the
is very important important
that's Neil
Stevenson what else do we have
of this
my Kampf Thanks the books we
never
talked about the myth of the
machine or
the camp of saints no well yes
we did
okay well the anti the Unabomber
manifesto
his family secrets is in there
a family
of Secrets has got to be and of
course
it is also what else if we view
the
Population Bomb we recognize
the at Lake
legacy of ashes
yeah ash is a broken pots book
your hot
jars yep pot shards are charged
yeah um
no the site is kind of slow but
there
should be a technological
society should
be listed yes and yes and
there's and I
would just recommend for fun
also
because he just passed away at
89 kid
stays in the picture by Robert
Evans and
I would say don't read it get
the audio
book and I and I want to mention
something you should note if
you're
gonna listen to him talking
talking out
the book mm-hmm that according
to
Francis Ford Coppola Robert
Evans was a
pathological not a pathological
but an
incredibly pathologic well I'd
like I'm
over-the-top liar really yeah
hmm what
he said interesting he said I'm
gonna
dole Peter Guber show that I
used to run
and yeah he thought Evans was
horrible
in Evans is the guy who
prevented
Scorsese from doing the
Godfather two
movie well but he's also the
guy that
got Coppola to do Godfather the
original
because he specifically said he
wanted
Italians to direct it and all
em he says
and I was listening to an NPR
interview
that Hollywood only want to Jews
directing that's what he said
and so he
fought to get an injury just to
continue
John Clint by entertaining
industrial
society ins future Clinton cast
the
Anarchist Cookbook the day
after Roswell
pot shards the death and life
the death
and life of the great American
school
system web of debts oh my god
we'd have
some we've recommended some
good ass
books Abbie Hoffman steel this
book one
of my favorites
there's some good stuff in
there anyway
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so let's take a look at the new
boss of
Isis now let me guess that this
is a
reason I have this clip it's
not because
of the new boss of Isis because
this is
a very messy ABC report that I
want to
take a chunk out of and I'm
gonna ask
you to explain to me what this
woman
actually said but listen to the
new boss
of Isis clip we're learning
this morning
about the new leader of Isis
named just
days after that us-led raid
that killed
the founder of the terrorist
group Abu
Bakr al-baghdadi what this
al-baghdadi
was like the third al-baghdadi
how could
he be the founder who said he
was the
founder that the Dany we going
to see
Stephanie Ramos is right here
in studio
with more on this story what's
happening
well we're hearing two different
statements one from the
president and
another from the State
Department a day
after Isis named a new leader
in an
audio message after the
compound raid
that led to the death of Abu
Bakr al
Baghdadi the president tweeted
Isis has
a new leader we know exactly
who he is
that may very well be the case
but the
top counterterrorism official
at the
State Department says the u.s.
is still
looking into it adding they will
dismantle the group regardless
of who
its leadership cadre is that
counterterrorism official
nathan sails
he says they're looking into the
organization and where
al-baghdadi
successor came from sales did
not name
him but says they want to make
sure they
have the very latest
information to
confront any threat
acknowledging that
Isis is a top national security
priority
and that the US will continue
to put
pressure on Isis by way of law
enforcement militarily and
financially
adding that the residual US
force
presence in Syria will be used
to deny
Isis access to fuel terrorism so
something we're continuing to
watch and
he says they'll continue to put
pressure
on Isis in that region all
right Thank
You Stephanie on abortion yes
ladies
gentlemen the tag team known as
the
Samoans now have a new leader
come on
she loaded crocks rump this
Trump said we know who he is
the new
leader that's what Trump said
no you are
so disappointing that he does
that well
he just do she it's duck that's
the plat
the point of this clip the way
this clip
is I want you to listen to one
of the
things she said in the middle
of the
report she's going nuts on this
report
and then she's just it's just
throwing
words out now I want you to
listen to
this this is the what the WTF
sub clip I
want you to listen carefully
where she
says her and then tell me what
it is she
said okay let me just get into
the zone
here we go will be used to deny
Isis
access to fuel terrorism so
will be used
to deny access to fuel
terrorism and so
what she said the troops will
be used to
deny Isis access to the fuel
was that I mean listening it
will be
used to deny Isis access to fuel
terrorism so it's better will
be used to
deny access to Isis to fuel
terrorism
but she's starting to talk like
Trump
actually that's kind of good
just throw terrorism I think
the ending
was a yeah I really think she
was trying
to say the access to fuel and
then she
just threw terrorism in as a
and she was
fuel just like they're gonna
deny him
access to fuel terrorism and
then
terrorism it was like you can't
go wrong
throwing some terrorism in from
times
it's sort of the word terrorism
it's for
the pipelines that's that's
what the
troops are doing this very
little oil
relatively speaking in Syria
this is to
stop the block Iran's pipeline
hello
people
let's go to brexit for a minute
oh yes
good I have some brexit stuff
too what
you got good because you're
gonna get
get on the next show mm-hmm
you're gonna
give us a real European view of
this
whole thing because you're
there yes and
you can be bumping into people
and
asking them you bet but but I
got this
funny clip of a bunch of stuff
jumbled
together by one of the overseas
networks
his report on breakfast brexit
upcoming
elections okay British Prime
Minister
Boris Johnson has reportedly
removed the
threat of a No Deal brexit from
his
election campaign platform rips
it could
be a softening of his stance in
attempt
to hold on to moderate
conservative
voters Prime Minister had
previously
pledged to take Britain out of
the EU
with or without a deal on
October 31st
before lawmakers voted to force
him to
seek a three-month extension
now the
UK's Times newspaper says
Johnson has
abandoned that strategy
altogether
instead he'll focus solely on
getting
his renegotiated deal approved
according
to the paper the news came a
day after
he rejected a proposed alliance
with the
hardline brexit party yes we
are still
members of the European Union
that would
have meant he'd have to agree
to leaving
the European Union without a
deal
Johnson said he could put his
deal
through Parliament after any
election
win opinion polls currently
give his
Conservatives
healthy lead over the main
opposition
Labour Party but also suggest
that more
than a 10% of voters back the
brexit
party which would be in now
with the pro-flex at vote in
some seats
and hand victory to labour I
didn't
understand much of that report
I can
break it down I think you have
please
but here's my take away it's
never gonna
happen is what I heard that's
our take
away yeah okay
well actually the real take
away I don't
we just add a little one more
element to
the take away is they're gonna
have
another vote yes which they
keep denying
they're ever gonna do but
because of the
earlier episodes of you know a
revote
which is what the he you does
it's gonna
that they're gonna do that and
here so
here's what the what they're
saying in
this report Boris is backed off
on the
no of the No Deal brexit
because he
thinks he can win more votes
that way so
he's gonna say no we have to do
a deal
and it's gonna be the deal that
we
already have and all we have to
do is
vote in a bunch of MPs from the
Conservative Party the new ones
and they
will they'll vote yes because
they're
guys you want to vote for you I
want to
get to rid of the rest of them
meanwhile
Faraj who says that nobody's
ever said
anything about this deal we're
just
gonna we want to do a breakout
we want
to do a bust out or whatever
they called
it a crash out they want a
crash out of
the with a no no deal brexit
and and it
may be that his appeal will get
about 10
percent or more of the vote
which will
end up perhaps throwing the
election to
labor
which means that the labour
winds the
winds over Parliament and you
end up
with Corbin as the Prime
Minister which
is a possibility because of
that evil
Faraj mm-hmm the first thing
that's
gonna happen is they're gonna
do a
rebreathe they're gonna do the
revote
that's the first thing it's
gonna happen
they're gonna do a revote and
that'll be
interesting when that'll fail
again I
hope that's what happens
personally well
I think they if Johnson was
smart he
would have used Tuesday as a as
it
breaks a day and replaced a guy
fawkes
remember remember the fifth of
November
gunpowder treason and plot
coming up Tuesday another
failed brexit
no trying to break sithole
Parliament
but it's John let's face it
it's never
gonna happen they're never
going to
leave they can have as many
elections
the parliaments never gonna
vote it
because they instead of we just
leave
which is what they should have
done no
now we have to have deals and
it's never
gonna happen because of the
bankers the
bankers run the country there's
nothing
the bank's are dead in Europe
this is
there's no more bail London
bankers run
the country but they run the
country of
what's left of it it's just I
just don't
see it ever happening and I and
why why
would they the people have no
no way to
really rebel the not up in arms
they've
been going along for three
years buco
and and let me tell you they're
working
him here's a report I picked up
from ITV
and they are working him it
would have
been even better if I had
played this
before your brexit clip for the
payoff
but this is an ITV News report
very very
very concerning what's going on
this is
about the National Health
System the NHS
the the pride of the United
Kingdom's I
was in it myself by the way you
still
have to pay five bucks for
every year
every time you go get a
prescription for
five pounds so there's some
cost to it
but as I've said many times the
United
States gets the reputation has
the
reputation that we are racist
but I've
lived in the United Kingdom
they tell me
I should go home they call me
little
China girl keep that doctor
away from me
it's now so common I don't even
hear
myself being described as a
black these
are not words of fiction but
shameful
racist comments made by
patients to NHS
staff ITV News has found such
abuses
increasing in the health
service right
across the board dr. Shan bag
is a
senior surgeon who's worked in
the NHS
for more than 20 years he says
even
today he still has to deal with
prejudice more in the
businesses and I
have a white doctor threw her
to the
operation house devastated I
see Karl
and this stage in my career I
have to
answer that question
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it made me reconsider my
position in the
NHS because I'm thinking
I've only put up with this and
if I did
not have a twelve-year-old for
whom I
have to dig a bit our research
proves
dr. Shan Bach is one of
hundreds of NHS
workers from nurses two doctors
two
consultants who endure such
abuse on an
almost daily basis
Nik Hume runs one of the
largest NHS
trusts in the country he takes a
zero-tolerance approach to
racist
incidents but wants to go a
step further
should we be refusing treatment
for
people that say specifically
that they
won't have treatment from
somebody from
an ethnic background my view is
yes we
should
why then in this day and age of
some
patients still racist it's
complex of
course but brexit is having an
impact
nigel Faraj you started this
brexit
thing and everyone's racist yes
because
they weren't before curry yeah
exactly
I got it we've been doing these
reports
on the riots around the world
there's
one new a new one Krotz we're
going on
we just want to have the
complete list
it's huge
yeah but I didn't realize it's
also
going on in Pakistan I want to
get
people up yes yes yes you got
where is
your was it was your Pakistan
report I
hear right
tens of thousands of people
also turned
out today in Islamabad Pakistan
demanding the Prime Minister
Imran Khan
resign chanted in the streets as
hundreds of vehicles flying the
black
and white flags of a hardline
Islamist
party arrived in the city they
charge
that Khan's government has let
them down
people were told we will build
a new
Pakistan but after almost one
and a half
years the government has failed
to
deliver so now all the
opposition
parties are demanding this
government
should resign due to his
failure Khan
has said he's working to
improve the
economy and today refused to
step down
yes the BBC had quite a report
about
this and the main point they
made is
there was not a single woman at
the
protest not a single one who
but there's
a reason for that because this
and by
the way I want to not that I'm
a fan of
the Islamist radicals but
there's some
his lat and I wish they tell us
the name
of this group but there's an
Islamist
group that has this extremely
attractive
black and white flag it's just
if you
can find some photos of the
crowds
you'll see there's like 90% of
the
people in this riot are waving
this
crazy-looking flag what's on it
I'm
seeing the stripes
yes stripes black and white
stripes yeah
it reminds me it's actually the
the de
Sao Paulo flag for the county
of sila
Paulo and Brazil has a black
and white
striped flag that's pretty
that's also
very attractive I don't know
why to just
start looking but that these
guys that
came into town they they're not
gonna
let any women anywhere near
this this
situation because just the way
they are
and so there were yeah there
would be no
women protesting they're not
gonna be
allowed to it's just really
gonna
deteriorate and then this and
the guys
say well he's been in for a
year and a
half and nothing's changed
though they're supposed to make
these
radical changes overnight which
is
unreasonable but Pakistan's got
issues
then where everyone's worried
sick of
course you get a bunch of
Islamists
taking over the country they're
gonna
grab that bomb and they're
gonna drop
just throw it over to Delhi well
speaking of which now you don't
get this
much in murca but bombings in
Sweden are
now routine and they're mainly
hand
grenades and the reporting is
that it's
mainly Muslim gangs who are
doing this
it's so bad now every single
day there's
at least an explosion somewhere
in
Sweden Norway is now he's now
doing big
border checks Egypt you don't
you can't
just come from Sweden into
Norway
anymore because if want to make
sure no
one's bringing bombs in the
ride from
the you know Denmark put a rail
road in
from Copenhagen over to Malmo
which is a
kind of a Muslim Enclave in
this rail it
was a big deal to put this rail
and I
wonder what kind of border
checks
they're doing in Denmark
they're freaky
about Muslims
well how about Brussels this is
from a
report from yesterday nearly
half of the
residents in Brussels Belgium
are
carrying an object intended for
self-defense
this is how bad it's gotten in
Brussels
where the European Parliament's
it's
half of the time of course you
can't
have guns or anything like that
so
people so people have knives
brass
knuckles alarm and air pistols
extendable batons an 18% of
people
indicate they have a defense and
defensive agents such as pepper
spray is
Brussels pepper spread believe
is
illegal but people can't so our
knives
but people are carrying around
knives
and batons and our brass
knuckles I
think they're kind of illegal
as that's yeah well funny and
fun
congratulations Europe it's the
vape
wars which really weren't it
wasn't a
war it was just a big scam
Marino to get
all vaping out of the
marketplace make
it illegal it's working very
well
the a nice enough yes I'm gonna
say the
best I'm sorry I haven't
recorded some
of the ads you're missing oh
yes I think
part of the if we go by the
scheme that
this whole thing is a scam ad
they're a
bunch of these I think they're
for prop
drop something or other here in
California all sponsored by
Michael
Bloomberg uh-huh and they're
all about
no don't let jewel get away
with it and
they just it's just really anti
jewel
you know it's all about jewel
that big
tobacco was trying to and they
used the
excuse they're using is that
big tobacco
but jewel to to
well honey from our perspective
it's
completely believable that's
they want
they bought it to kill it off
and
they're doing a good job and we
have a
bill going through Congress to
amend the
Internal Revenue Code of 1986
to impose
a tax on nicotine used in
vaping you
want to kill off an industry
you're
doing a good job and my
question is
where are all the news reports
of people
dying of vaping in Europe
what I don't understand that
people vape
here just as much as in the US
but no
one's dying here don't
understand
crazy it's really funny it's
actually at
the point of being hilarious
yeah yeah
but another thing that's kind of
interesting do we have the if
you can
never find it
we did make a clip of Eliza the
comedian
and her in her comment about
it's okay
to be harassed the guys
good-looking
like that Schlesinger butters
he Liza
it's just Liza yeah he lies to
something
I can't remember first name but
there
was an incident took place
after the
show where we have a
quarterback on the
San Francisco 49ers football
team who is
a just a he's like a Clooney ask
good-looking guy
tall dark and handsome big
smile a
womanizing type and he says to
one of
the sideline reporters he calls
her baby
and she's like turns red and
she's all
done flustered by ants and and
they've
tweeters are going crazy about
this but
of course nobody just calls him
out for
sexual harassment
clueless what sorry who did
this who
said this this was Jimmy
Garoppolo the
quarterback for the San
Francisco 49ers
who's a good lose by all by all
definitions is a good-looking
tall dark
and handsome quarterback for a
for the
football team a football guy
hmm and it
would have been called out
under any
other circumstances except for
the fact
that he's good-looking and it
brings
back the old Liza Schlessinger
bit where
you know it's okay to be
sexually
harassed if the guy's attractive
research and every time it
happens it
always acts me I wish I could
find that
I know you I know you had it
but you
either have her name wrong or
you
spelled it wrong I probably
would've put
Li za yeah but you know what I
get a
million clips with Elizabeth
Warren Oh
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what Howard you've titled that
I don't think I could find it
Schlesinger hmm I don't think I
use your
last name is it she is goodbye
maybe it's Elias right like
yeah which
doesn't help with the Elizabeth
doesn't
help much oh well can you can
you put a
space after the a would that
help the
search yeah there's nothing
there's
nothing with the space after it
uh
that's a shame I got he wants
this being
sexually harassed is the worst
I'm sorry
this is it let me rephrase that
being
sexually harassed by an ugly
guy is the
worst
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if he's hot it's just plain old
flirting
no one's ever been like get
away from me
you model that's fine that's
one of her
best it's so true what's the
status of
the of the fires in and your
electricity
what's going on they're in in
well they
have but the fuck the fires are
mostly
Dorrit said the Southern
California kind
of under control we did get a
long note
from one of our producers which
I'm
gonna have to deconstruct and
bring up
another PG&E guy who had some
questions
with it by the other dude about
the dude
named Ben to work for PG me and
he's
going on about some of the
crazy stuff I
want to bring I'll bring it out
into her
more elaborate report because
he's
saying stuff like he thinks
there's a
lot of scams going on here and
he
mentions that to use any of
this I'm
just gonna read the end keep me
anonymous as our contract with
PG&E is
extremely lucrative as is our
contract
cruising timberlands for carbon
credits
to sell to California you know
have you
ever considered that this could
all just
as a great side scam it's like
you make
this this the state California
just
inhabitable so that everyone
you know
it's burnt to the ground and
then
someone go in and buy it all up
yeah
I've thought about that I
brought it up
on the show in it on a casual
way you
know makes I think you know it
drops the
property values you can go pick
up some
nice property up in Lake County
yeah
after that horrible fire buy
some
property in Paradise yeah we
should keep
our eyes on it I'm keeping an
eye on it
haven't been fooled that's it
is I may
have one clip of that yeah this
is a
good clip this is a 51 second
it turns
out automatically goats save
the Reagan
Library goats also facing
threats from
the flames some of California's
famous
landmarks the Getty Center on
Monday and
on Wednesday the Ronald Reagan
Presidential Library
the walls of the library
located in
Ventura County Simi Valley
something
Duke Blackwood director of the
library
said was unlike anything he'd
ever seen
it was crazy I mean the smoke
in the
wind I've been here in LA 45
years and
I've been through a lot of
fires and
this was one of the scariest an
unlikely
hero may have saved the day in
the case
of the Reagan Library
officials said goats that munch
through
brush earlier this year create a
firebreak
that slowed the blaze before it
reached
the museum which houses an Air
Force One
Jets and a piece of the Berlin
wall
goats that munched their brush
I mean
really munch through brush
munch through
brush I'm sorry that's my brain
working
we have a number of goat herds
around
here that are loaned out to
various
facilities that rely on the top
of hills
there's nothing you can get a
bunch of
you buy buy the goat mm-hmm and
you can
get like 20 30 40 50 hundred
goats and
they'll come in and they're
just loose
flatten the area speaking of
old goats
Jane Fonda does a time that was
really
mean Jane Fonda do a gag like
that you
put that that was really mean
some other
point well you know what
because I
immediately regretted it
because I
really like Jay and I want to
like Jane
Fonda much more it's hard she's
making
it hard but you know she's
doing what
she's doing she's older than
Nancy
Pelosi she looks fantastic I
love that
she's active and involved
I like her I like her in
general but
she's now doing these fire
drill Fridays
which of course if we're
talking fire
you know what you know what
what is the
cause of all of it you know
what the
cause of the fires are it's
obviously
its its climate change but
there's more
to it there's more to it so I'd
like to
let Jane Fonda speak for a
little bit
here at a Friday fire drill I
want to
acknowledge that this meeting
is taking
place on the traditional
of the Anacostia people of the
Piscataway tribe this morning
let us
acknowledge our sisters and
brothers in
California who are being
threatened by
fires up and down the state
notice
notice Jane Fonda doesn't say
threatened
she's just threatened yeah who
are being
threatened by fires up and down
the
state
fueled by climate related
drought and
high winds are filling with
people
suffering from respiratory
problems due
to the smoke one big California
newspaper wrote and I quote the
fires
have intensified fears that
parts of
California had become too
dangerous to
inhabit California too
dangerous to
inhabit we read about this in
Asia in
parts of India this country in
the last
decade over 100 million trees in
California have died due to
prolonged
droughts Sonoma County just had
the
largest evacuation in its
history people
in San Francisco Bay are having
to wear
masks but they're opening whoa
wait a
minute are you wearing a mask
right now
no well you are you in the Bay
Area say
I will say this two years ago
in the
2017 fire season not last year
but two
years ago when they had that
big one
they and the wind shifted right
now the
winds have shifted so that
everything
just blows out to the ocean but
they ash
was coming in the area and
people would
wear masks I don't know why it
was just
it wasn't even smoky I mean if
you won
ones just standing in front of
the
barbecue to flip a burger
you're gonna
get more pollution in your life
than
you're gonna get from that fire
but okay
yeah well we're saying that
they're
wearing masks now
Street people in San Francisco
Bay are
having to wear masks oh it's
only people
who live in the bay if you're
in maybe
they have swimming masks as
props we
just had the largest evacuation
in its
history people in San Francisco
Bay are
having to wear masks but
they're opening
their homes to the most
vulnerable
evacuees climate emergencies
offer us a
chance to choose between
succumbing to
the hatred that our president
is feeling
and turning on one another I
know this
this is where it went awry Oh
from where
it went awry but I think I can
explain
it we'll listen again honorable
evacuees
these climate emergencies offer
us a
chance to choose between
succumbing to
the hatred that our president
is fueling
and turning on one another I
think what
she's saying is despite the
fact that
orange man bad cheeto head is
running
the country people are still
nice to
each other I think that's what
she say
honorable evacuees these climate
emergencies offer us a chance
to choose
between succumbing to the
hatred that
our president is spewing and
turning on
one another or coming together
in shared
humanity and supporting each
other let's
always choose love and empathy
and our
shared humanity
except when you're talking
about the
president or the shoes love and
not that
son of a bitch that's exactly
what she
just did and I want to like her
so much
but she does not like me and
she also
does not like you John it's
very fitting
that you all are here because
today
we're focusing on women and
climate
change as the former President
of
Ireland Mary Robinson said were
facing a
man-made crisis and it requires
the
feminist solution
thanks Jane you see women and
the earth
are deeply bound together
physically and
spiritually women bear the
brunt of
climate change and women hold
many of
the solutions to climate change
in
developing countries it's women
and
girls who plant the crops and
harvest
them and fetch the water and
chop the
wood to help their families
survive and
when there is a climate crisis
the crops
fail and women sometimes have
to walk
for days to find water and wood
what are
the men doing if they ever even
find
them you're gambling woman's
work
becomes so much harder in the
face of
climate crisis and did you know
that
women make up 80% of climate
refugees
people who are displaced
because of the
climate crisis and yet women
are usually
the last to be rescued when
there is
extreme climate events Wow now I
understand but let's have love
in our
hearts except for men because
it's your
fault it's a man-made crisis
and it
takes women to fix it
I well that's just silly
one of the benefits of this
situation is
as I discussed a couple shows
ago is it
does open up new opportunities
mainly in
the form of micro grids and San
Jose is
on the micro grid tip and this
something
interesting in here I'll see if
you
catch it
San Jose isn't the only city
that
suffered power shutdown events
and its
elected officials aren't
waiting for
someone else to prevent them
Mayor Sam
Locarno says he plans to use
$500,000 in
special state funds to start
exploring a
network of electrical micro
grids that
can provide power when PG&E
system can't
or won't we'll be looking at
critical
facilities throughout the city
where we
can ensure we have local
generation of
power primarily through solar
or fuel
cells and local storage he just
threw in
there fuel cells man did you
hear that
he just said hey it's gonna be
solar and
fuel cells what's he talking
about
fuel cells baby primarily
through solar
fuel cells and local storage
local store
electricity the goal is to keep
small
retailers in restaurants open
to keep
home medical devices working
and to keep
essential city services
operating not to
mention keeping thousands of
homes from
going dark but it's going to
take time
and a lot more than what the
state is
funding this is a multiple
billion
dollar proposition nonetheless
we need
to get started oh yeah it was
getting
started
directing for half a million is
to start
half a million in funds to the
micro
grid all right it's a good
start it's
coming Michael shutting off the
power to
San Jose in the first place
because fire
and men fire speaking of men
the PG&E
CEO did a little uh a little
press
conference and he was asked as
the worst
yes he is
Marie Antoinette of the power
industry
here's the question there are a
lot of
families who are right on the
edge in
terms of their finances people
are
having a hard time
forty putting food on the plate
yet here
that here they are having to
clear out
their refrigerators
what do you say to people who
just can't
afford to restock their fridges
and are
losing all this food they've
had in
their households after this
after these
shut offs these events can be
hard on
people really hard on people
particularly people who have
struggles
anyways and you know there are
community-based things you can
do food
banks these kind of things but
for us
you know the main thing is we
didn't
cause any fires we didn't for
these
people we didn't burn down any
houses
the Kincaid's fire still under
investigation I got that but
you know
one of the things we did was
give them
the opportunity to actually
refill their
refrigerator cuz their house is
still
there what's your problem I'll
just go
buy your food again slave I'm
sure you
have the funds exactly what
he's doing
yeah yeah I don't know where
that guy
came from to look into him
very nice very just bad news
that guy
yeah all right a couple things
we do
have to take a break pretty
soon so if
you want to play something will
tell you
want to take the break uh okay
I have a
I'd ever uh
oh never I know white clip this
I do
have that little Warren clip
where she
uses the she uses a word a word
phrase
that I thought was interesting
it's very
short eleven seconds built
right into
the plan it's super duper
enforcement no
more you know you assign to IRS
agents
to try to keep up with the
whole thing
nope we put it right into the
cost okay
super duper yeah super duper I
had her
which is a good show title yes
well I
had a I had a Missy was in last
show had
a new Russian word that I want
to
introduce it's along these
lines it is I
think it's gloss na s Glossner
which is
super cool
Glossner huh but super duper is
kind of
good I like that and then I
want to get
this clip out of the way before
I take
the break mm-hmm
this was kind of like a
contrast to the
Jimmy Garoppolo a story and
this is ugly
Harvey Weinstein just trying to
sit
there with some buddies I don't
know
what he's made with this lawyer
it's
interesting you pulled this
clip I found
the clip to be dumb I thought
the whole
thing that I mean unless you
have a news
report is this just the clip or
is it
the news replace the clip with
the woman
screaming at him well I thought
she was
lame well talk about the
comedian
oh I'm sorry then then I'm
missing ok
the commedia I got that too I
would get
the comedian's lame yeah
exactly but
dense dentist some casual just
one of
the customers goes nuts so you
want to
explain what went down here cuz
yeah
there's this is a what I would
consider
a low-end junk comedy club
mm-hmm open
it looks like it looks like it
was
thrown together in a high school
auditorium open mic night and
it was an
open mic er and she sees
Weinstein in
the audience now it's not
unusual by the
way for comics to to go after
anybody in
the audience is kind of what
they do and
so but she goes after Weinstein
and then
we have this incident with
somebody else
screaming at him and I just
found a clip
to be I mean I've been carrying
the clip
for a couple shows I just want
to get
rid of it for one thing but I
just
thought it was a fun clip in
New York
City a woman comedian was booed
and two
attendees were kicked out of an
event
for young performers and
Manhattan's
Lower East Side Wednesday night
after
they protested the press I'm
sorry I
have to stop did I hear say
Manhattan
I think Judy said Manhattan is
not Judy
this is a maiming for young
performers
and Manhattan's Lower East Side
Wednesday night after they
protested the
presence of accused sexual
predator and
former Hollywood mogul Harvey
Weinstein
who was spotted in the audience
one of
the evenings performers
comedian Kellie
Bachmann who's a rape survivor
called
out Weinstein during her act on
stage
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survivors another attendee
actors always
stuck less was kicked out of
the event
after confronting Harvey
Weinstein
amber Rollo who is also a
comedian
confronted Weinstein and was
kicked out
as well after a member of
Weinstein's
entourage called her the c-word
Rollo's
also a rape survivor Harvey
Weinstein's
pleaded not guilty to multiple
charges
of rape sexual assault and
predatory
sexual assault he faces trial in
Manhattan Court in January
oh good that's the only thing I
wanted
to know after hearing all that
is what
is he doing walking around you
know he's
you know he that's would be an
interesting question to
somebody my TAS
and I don't understand him when
you yell
so nobody's gonna say anything
when
you're saying something well it
just
seemed like a fiasco
what is he doing there yeah I
mean
Weinstein yeah I don't
understand that
he shows himself in public
public
anywhere and it's very strange
and what
the whole story was weird well
it would
have been good if the first
comedian if
she had done some a good Emmy
if you're
a good if you was funny yeah
you can
dress somebody down and and you
know you
can really humiliate them but I
think
she was too triggered and and
rightfully
so I saw this guy be like get
out of my
show who let him in
yeah you know you could
actually do that
you can you can actually get
somebody
thrown out of course you can
yeah that's
what you should have done
instead of
just jacking away hmm anyway I
just
found them well it's very
depressing to
me that Harvey Weinstein is
still
walking around I mean we have
louis c.k
his career is not only ruined
but it's
broke you know you can't you
can't I
can't laugh anymore louis c.k
something
broke
it's it's very it's hard to
explain Matt
Lauer will never work again
every rightfully so yeah
Philly's done
rightfully so but then but then
this
this Weinstein kid Bill Cosby's
in jail
he's a slammer II the big house
in the
shoe and Weinstein's walking
around why
I mean I I'm surprised he he
must have
bodyguards
don't people Italians were the
fewer
people he might have bodyguards
I mean
does money he still gets his he
still
gets the residuals there's no
you don't
get cut off from that right
well okay
well that was not a fun story
John I'm
sorry that you did that now how
can we
take people into into our
donation
segment with that you have fun
story now
I'll do one I'll do I don't
trust you
anymore no this is from the
dogs are
people to Department I saw an
obituary
from a mint from New Jersey I
will read
the obituary to you there's two
parts
that were interesting this by
the way is
not the obituary I want Brian
Joseph
tansy of Edgewater New Jersey
age 59
passed away on Tuesday October
22nd 2019
originally from Palisades Park
New
Jersey Brian was the son of the
late
Catherine Rotolo tansy and
Patrick James
tansy he was the father of four
legged
children Riverkeeper Sheree and
Benson
who pre deceased him
is that English KUB pre deceased
it's well the obit writer who's
obviously a joker I guess it's
the
lowest guy on the totem pole in
most
newspapers it's like you first
you start
off doing classified ads wait
there's
something worse than podcaster
yes we do
have a few people to thank for
show 1187
starting with wendy brahman
which is
pronounced spelled bra man she
said a
note it was I think it's worth
reading
No happy anniversary it's been
five
years since I last buy last
donated my
husband of 39 years decided he
not only
wanted out but wanted to
destroy me
financially emotionally and
physically
no he's just about dead but
it's been a
rough long five years but
during those
years I look forward to hearing
your
voices it was comforting to
know you
guys were always there
there's an old shoe that would
be us my
son Greg was in my life line
and he hung
her on to me through it all on
November
7th Greg will be 33 years old
he hit me
in the mouth five years back
and I want
to honor him by donating
$133.33 for his
33rd birthday and it will move
him a
little closer to his night to
it thank
you for keeping us woke whoops
okay you
had me up until woke yeah
well I'm glad I'm glad that she
has it
in quotes oh she's good well
thank you
very much and if we brought if
we helped
you in that way thank you and I
understand why you returned
this value
that's how it works
I'm glad I would recommend her
hooking
up with the local one a
Michigan meetup
crowd yeah this is as we were
discussing
earlier human face-to-face
commune
is really good for love being
in this
group I think so too and she'd
be
welcomed and and and it would
like a
warm bath with candles well I
don't know
about that part onward Trevor
Merkin and
Burberry friend everybody
France yes yeah Trevis British
I think
blackstrap is British you're
right yeah
but we could Trevor's been with
us a
long time I'm sure he's royalty
by now
but I don't know Sir Trevor
today we
like night Scott meanwhile
Baron of
North Georgia hundred thirteen
dollars
and fifty seven cents
Sir John Knowles Baron of
Murfreesboro
one hundred ten dollars and
forty cents
it also says a happy birthday
to me me
haha its Mimi's birthday by the
way the
birthday that Eric her son put
on the
list yes it's actually the
force I know
I changed it because I saw the
newsletter but then I was
thinking I
have to verify with yes
her birthday is tomorrow not
today
John Robin $100 barrel addict
in $100
Ben bub is advising by Singh in
Waterloo
australia 99 bless he's also 33
bustling
been blessing was it bless
another
second I yeah he's also 33 okay
interesting coincidence sir
Ross's 9009
Stacy's Lube Johnson this is no
breath
you know the other funny thing
about
this Jimmy Garoppolo character
mmm they
take pictures of he's
apparently get
some fetish about women whose
friends
let's say remind me who was
this guy we
talked about him what he's the
quarterback for the 49ers looks
like a
like a George Clooney type of
character
it looks like me yes the guy
who can
harass anyone because he looks
good it
looks good yeah well he hey the
women
that he's seen dating always
have what
appears to be two weather
balloons in a
halter top trying to get out
it's
actually kind of like what
science
experiment Brandon Johnson does
up next
8888 and Essex Connecticut
there's a
long note I don't know if you
see
anything there he's got some
jingle
requests we can maybe think
about put at
the end James Brown Isis in
America
always a winner
yes Bruce bless injure similar
to the
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800 eight
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matthews szalinski sixty and
here's a
very long note you might want
to look
over as we go through this and
it's well
he says I did read this it's
all about
the microgrids and you know
well let me
just say this thank you
everywhere
there's a lot of opinions a lot
of
information people know a lot
and of
course I'm not against
microgrids I
think you are either John in
fact if it
was a nuke in your backyard
that's
basically a word yeah that we
would love
sensible microgrids that
actually give
everyone power not the will
keep your
CPAP machine on and turn
everything else
off remotely because that's
what will be
required so this is a issue it
comes in
this DJ his uses the name DJ
and he
comes in with 60 thanks teacher
next on
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Highland
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says
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yes sir and we're on par now a
little
late for them recommendation
yeah and
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dime Sir Tom dari double
nickels on the
die from DeForest Wisconsin fan
Eric
Hanson 5230
thank you both for your work
he says he's searched an
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listening call our town Austin
and that
you can read that
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without all the crap from the
Unicode in
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Dame to east sir Eric okay
let's face it
by now
yes Dame Tania the white
counters in New
York City NYC 50,000 then 42
cities note
she says I know you don't
usually read
the lesser donation notes yeah
we do
break for Dame's but if you can
please
give health karma to a close
family
member that is having heart
surgery on
Tuesday
7:5 hmm I think she means 10-5
I would greatly appreciate it
let them
slide yeah 11:5 yes assuming
that that
goes well I'll make an NYC
meetup my top
priority ah okay we were saying
hey
where's the New York City
meetups
clearly she's had some issues
with
health in the family I've been
wanting
to do another one for ages but
New York
City is a pain mainly due to
space and
those and the noise levels in
bars okay
hugs thank you very much yes in
fact I'm
gonna give it to you right now
you've
got Karma's dames myth Dame's
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uh sir fuck that guy $50 he has
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2019 winding out the year it's
going
fast here's the birthday list
for today
Jason Zeisler aka sir code
monkey says
happy birthday to his douchebag
brother
who turned 39 yesterday
Wendy Bremen Brahman says happy
birthday
to Greg Greg was there for her
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yes Oh
the the pig swine flu the swine
pig flu
the Chinese pork either one is
killing
pigs
yeah it's now called the pig
plague
pegleg the pig plate which that
we could
have come up without it's a
better name
scientists are saying 25% of
all pigs
around the world could die of
swine
fever yeah should we work
bellies I mean
she would be investing in
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well I
think when you go on that when
you buy
pork bellies you're buying an
American
it's the only it's not like
there's
international pork bellies that
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investing in yeah so I don't
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commodities it's too risky
okay now a couple of things we
want to
get out of the way okay there's
been
some matching nations there's
some old
reports and followed by a new
report all
right and it has to do it so I
think
it's gonna have an impact on
the United
States which is the the the
battle or
who's taken over the drug
business in
Mexico yeah this is an
interesting story
now well let's start with the
older
stories which is this one this
is El men
show who I understood was
taking over
and this is a CBS two-part
report on l
men show tonight one sorry he is
offering ten million dollars for
information leading to the
arrest of the
Mexican drug kingpin known as
El Mundo
he's blamed for a flood of
narcotics
into the u.s. and in tonight's
eye on
America Adriana Diaz takes us
on the
hunt for this dangerous drug
lord it's
just after sunrise and on
Chicago's West
Side we're out watching the
morning rush
for drugs it's been seven 1515
in the
morning
and there's people in love
Valley back
good the scholars behind that
boarded
fence
the DA's Brian McKnight showed
us what's
going on in broad daylight
there's
literally a line now everyone's
coming
back out I see the guys put in
I've got his right hand he's
putting his
pocket last year in Chicago
alone almost
800 people died from drug
overdoses
what percentage of drugs in
Chicago do
you think come from Mexico a
significant
amount probably bought mine you
know 90%
90% the DEA says this man is a
major
part of the problem he's a
rising
Mexican drug lord named nemecio
Segura
seventies known simply as el
Mentos you
didn't want priority for DEA
and and
frankly Farallon 14 united
states
Matthew Donahue is the DA's top
agent in
Mexico and has helped uncover
dozens of
al menos drug labs in the
jungle Helmand
chose cartel is responsible for
roughly
a third of the drugs entering
this
country by land and by sea he
has a 10
million dollar bounty on his
head
ironically he lived in
California some
30 years ago where he was
arrested on
drug charges and eventually
deported
back to Mexico it was this was
during
Obama's presidency was it not
bill
mincho I think so I don't know
that
that's true but let's play part
2 he's
got an enormous amount of
weapons RPGs
50 calibers weapons at risk he
has his
own SWAT teams from shooting
down a
Mexican army helicopter killing
six to
being implicated in a public
hanging
this summer
elemento protects his empire
with
impunity back in Chicago the
Mexican
drug seized are so toxic
they can't be handled without
protective
gear at the DA's lab packs of
cocaine
are stamped with traffickers
brands and
more than a third can be traced
back to
Elemento she's one that's
responsible
for sending the poison that's
actually
killing innocent women and kids
so what
happens when someone's child
dies you
know good chance it probably
came from
this organization
this is the aftermath an
overdose in
Chicago this man survived that
day the
last year more than 67,000
Americans did
not by flooding the US with
drugs
elementals cartel makes
hundreds of
millions of dollars a year
the DEA says part of the
challenge in
capturing him is that he has
entire
police departments in Mexico on
his
payroll Norah as one agent put
it if al
menschell wants you to work for
him you
have two options say yes or be
killed
incredible reporting tonight
Adriana
thank you so much just
incredible
Adrianna well he only accounts
for one
third of the problem I think El
Chapo's
kid who they tried to arrest is
right
here responsible for a lot more
but
let's play now this is the more
recent
story and it's not even about
el mentos
Mexico's government is on the
defensive
tonight after police were
forced to
release a top drug lord when
they faced
a barrage of bullets from
cartel gunmen
Errol Barnett reports the law
men were
outgunned machine gun fire and
billowing
smoke signaling a terrifying
new reality
for the people of Culiacan
Mexico can we
get up says this child no my
love says
this father shielding his
children as
they hide from Sinaloa cartel
gunmen at
least eight lives were lost
after three
hours of chaos as the cartels
had fired
of vehicles in the street and
took
multiple Mexican security
forces hostage
amid a rain of bullets
civilians running
for safety is woman with a
child in her
arms it was retaliation for the
daylight
capture of Sinaloa kingpin a
video
Guzman currently one of the most
powerful drug lords in the world
after replacing his father
Joaquin el
chapo guzman who was extradited
to the
United States and now serving a
life
sentence the Sinaloa cartel
overwhelmed
Mexico's National Guard Federal
Police
and army to the point they
relented and
released Guzman facing intense
criticism
for the move Mexico's president
said
today that decision
saved lives this was an enormous
humiliation for the Mexican army
Mexico's former foreign
minister tells
CBS News the country is mired
in crisis
the mistake was to try and go
and get
him without overwhelming force
and if
you don't have it then don't do
it
now the cartel also broke out
more than
50 prisoners during that
firefight with
most of them still at large
right now as
is a video Guzman the senior
American
official tells CBS News the
u.s. in
coordination with the Mexican
military
Noora
is aggressively looking for him
hard to
believe all the details of this
story
Errol thank you so much yes
very hard to
believe so
so they had to release the kid
tape yeah and then they because
there
was so many bad guys they say
bad guys
open the prison another 50 guys
out to
go nuts and this is south of
our border
yeah should we be concerned
well I would
think so by me but again just
adds to
the drug problem cuz they just
keep
bringing the stuff in I mean it
wouldn't
be a problem at all people that
had more
well if the stuff wasn't coming
in that
would be a problem too I mean
we do have
to be realistic about the drug
trade the
you know the 2008 financial
crisis
probably you know we would have
not
survived it if we didn't have
drug money
running around I mean the drug
money is
big it props up the banks props
up lots
of stuff so in that regard I
can see why
El Chapo's kid is more powerful
than
most yeah makes you wonder if
El Chapo's
kid who seems really parl me to
what
they get the way they busted
him out
makes you wonder if he had
anything to
do this dad's being arrested oh
that's a
good one it's possible I would
have
finished with I just got two
things here
from deep deep deep deep state
just
unbelievable to hear what these
two two
guys are talking about both
both former
directors of the CIA they were
I was it
was a c-span event actually it
was about
the security of our elections
it was on
c-span to Margaret Brennan
who's from 60
minutes was moderating she's
Council on
Foreign Relations and she's no
relation
to Brennan who is one of the to
have
former CIA directors who were
talking
about the subject and in fact
it went a
little bit beyond just talking
about
elections it went into the true
deep
state I have the full question
and
answer from the first former
director
this is the director he was
actually
deputy director of the CIA
during 9/11
and then I think 2004 he was
the full
director of CIA and the
professionals
that carry out their daily
responsibilities of those
places going
to continue to do what it is
that they
are expected to do the reason
why mr.
Trump has this very contentious
relationship with CIA did I do
this
though I did this the wrong way
around
I'm sorry here's also mention
that
Margaret Brennan is actually
she's not
related to the nation girl Face
the
Nation yes okay all right now
we go back
there the problem is that both
John John
McLoughlin is the is the first
CIA
director you'd have to agree
that not
totally the impeachment inquiry
is
underway sparked by a complaint
from
someone within the intelligence
the
president's concern and often
use term
about a deep state being there
to take
you know thank God for the deep
state
I mean I think you know
everyone here
has seen this progression of
diplomats
and intelligence officers and
White
House people trooping up to
Capitol Hill
right now and saying these are
people
who are doing their duty or
responding
to a higher call the it doesn't
I guess
it doesn't well think about it
for a
minute
with all of the people who knew
what was
going on here
it took an intelligence offer
to step
officer to step forward and say
something about it which was
the the
trigger that then unleashed
everything
else now why does that happen
what I've
tell American people why that
happens is
this is the institution in the
US
government that with all of its
flaws
and it makes mistakes is
institutionally
committed to objectivity and to
telling
the truth it is one of the few
institutions in Washington that
is not
in a chain of command that
makes her
implements policy its whole job
is to
speak the truth it's engraved
in marble
in the lobby more egregious
then thank
God for the deep state which he
said
very easily rolled off the
tongue there
which makes it true
he also said no that we tell
the truth
that CIA we're all about the
truth when
arrogance and on I looked it up
what is engraved in marble is
John vs8
ye shall know the truth and the
truth
shall make you free and here's
John
Brennan responding to the same
conversation that's the for the
most
recent director of CIA and the
professionals that carry out
their daily
responsibilities of those
places going
to continue to do what it is
that they
are expected to do the reason
why mr.
Trump has this very contentious
relationship with CIA and FBI
and the
deep state people and you he
even says
it again the deep state people
this I
mean for the war for the first
guy to
say it kind of you could take
it as
jokingly
but now Brennan's
using it just in regular
parlance I mean
can we not take this seriously
I think
we can with CIA and FBI and the
deep
state people and you is because
they
tell the truth because they
cannot be
manipulated like clay in his
hands
because they will stand up and
speak out
when things are wrong and
they'll tell
him what the truth is and the
truth he
fears because he has lived on
anything
but the truth not just during
his
presidency but even before that
so thank
goodness for the women and men
who are
at the Intel's community in law
enforcement communities who were
standing up and carrying out
their
responsibilities on behalf of
their
fellow citizens so if he
doesn't use
their intelligence if he
doesn't use
their contributions to this
country
security while bad on him
but our people who continue to
fight the
fight in the trenches here as
well as
overseas will do their work
irrespective
I'm sorry CIA is not allowed to
operate
in US soil am i correct
absolutely we
said they're doing it here and
there the
deep state thanks John Brennan
security
well bet on him but our people
who
continue to fight the fight in
the
trenches here as well as
overseas will
do their work irrespective of
what he is
going to do or say about them
when they
raise their hand you know oath
of
allegiance to this country as
Annie said
they have that obligation it's
a duty of
their oath and that's what
compelled
this was the blower what he's
from CIO
were ever to speak out it's what
compelled ambassadors
ivanovitch and
Taylor and Colonel Windham
women and
others to be able to say this
is wrong
mm-hmm this is antithetical to
the
values that this country was
founded
upon and unfortunately there
are too
many people on the other end of
Pennsylvania Avenue in the
Congress who
hold their nose over what's
being done
and until they realize that
what mr.
Trump is doing is trampling
again the
foundations of this great
country of
ours we're going to be in for a
rocky
so I just am pleased everyday
that my
former colleagues in the
intell's
community are continuing to
fulfill
their their duties which
they're not
supposed to legally remind me
to do it
yellowcake and let's just remind
everybody how john brennan sees
the
truth and the rule of law and
the
constitution people are
innocent until
well alleged to be involved in
some type
of criminal activity then
you're no
longer innocent one observation
how can
a former director of CIA
protect me you
would think he would protect
himself
this mofo is wearing a Fitbit
and he's
waving it around for everybody
to see
and now with the recent
acquisition
because it went through Google
bought
Fitbit all you need is
Brennan's gmail
address and you can get a lot of
information about sir Brennan
even where
he is
these things have location they
got all
kinds of stuff what kind of a
moron spy
is that guy
I don't know it's a shameful
shameful
character
well at least Brennan grabbed
Margaret
Brennan I gave him a little
grief I
thought that was good but
nobody called
anybody out for spying on the
American
public against the law for the
CIA to do
such a thing I guess it's just
accepted
now that's okay yeah you can
you go
ahead you spy out it whatever
you want I
know I know plenty of CIA
people in my
family my uncle there they will
be the
first to say yes of course
that's
engraved the truth shall set
you shall
make you free and but they are
in the
business of seduction and lying
that's
what they do they the whole
point is to
lie to get people to do things
and draw
them into stuff and set people
up that's
what they do that's what FBI
does not
all but CIA certainly that's
that's what
spying is deception but no no
it's this
is where the truth lives
well that was a good one how to
give you
a clip of the day for that but
again a
little too depressing all right
then I
just want to have one public
service
announcement for our them's
named Ben
Network Solutions was
compromised you
did not read about it I
received an
email I still have a few
domains that
are registered through network
solution
this is the the old Internet
this is the
big mack daddy of domain
destroy and now
I have a couple of legacy
things so
there's a few legacy domains
that are
still at network solutions and
I also
have a legacy Rackspace account
where I
think there's two small servers
are
running there
and I got as and this is how I
found out
about it I got the Network
Solutions
email and then the net which
I'm like
okay I'm not quite sure what the
passwords are or whatever for
these
things I have to go and look at
let him
lapse no no I didn't let him
lapse
there's they're still active
but no I
mean you let them you lost
track of them
right but but they still have
my email
of course and so network
solution says
hey you know we were
compromised and
they got passwords and all
kinds of
stuff Thanks and then the same
day I
receive an email from Rackspace
a
trouble ticket someone's
complaining
about me running spam servers
so I'm
like okay so and I'm like I
don't know
what you're talking about but
lo and
behold once I dug into the
interface
someone had set up four servers
with
solid straight solid-state
drives and
they were running all kinds of
you know
I don't know commanded your
home I'm
sorry I say can you go get the
gear and
take it home because user saw
the state
drives it's on Rackspace it's
virtual or
the N but but here's the problem
network solutions being
compromised is
incredibly dangerous because
even though
you may not know who is you
know if you
have a private registration of
the
domains they they immediately
can find
out so much that they knew to
go and use
apparently I use the same
password over
at Rackspace but they knew to
go to
Rackspace because all this is
tied
together all these records
start to mean
something it's easy so they
they knew it
was Adam at currycomb they had a
password coincidentally the same
password old password that
worked over a
rack space but they knew to go
to
Rackspace because they could see
everything about my
registration sure I
think this is this is a much
bigger
problem than I mean it's not
been
reported anywhere this is this
is a
infrastructure level hack when
people
have your DNS you got everything
and I add I think it should be
I think
it should be in the news
nobody's gonna report on it
because no
one knows nobody knows what
you're
talking about the people that
are
writing about tech today talk
about for
a new phone
let me unbox it that's as far
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