October 11th, 2018 • 2h 54m
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Adam curry
Jhansi Devorah 18 this is your
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good morning everybody I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern California
which we
consider the zone stars state
I'm John C
Dvorak Wow first time in almost
11 years
you said you didn't say Silicon
Valley
you said for in Northern
California I
did yeah I've lost it 11 years
was a
good time good run John good
run it's
over now I guess yeah well hey
there was
finally some news to look at
well I thought a lot of you to
look at I
think we're over clipped
actually for
today just evaluating yeah we
know dupes
from the last show know dupes
it's no no
dupes of Lud yeah there was
just that
was lots of stuff with not for
now but I
did go through the you know the
IPCC
special report
I am glad yes as I didn't I
knew yes of
course you wouldn't
now what I do expect you did is
you went
through the Google the good
sensor
leaked document and have an
analysis of
that for us
I did go through but I don't
have an
analysis hmm
that's my bad like dad John's
got you
was tweeting by the way ever
strike out
John ever since you got fired
for not
having the right attitude about
5g
you've been insane on Twitter I
mean
you're on day or night you're
on you're
tweeting this you're tweeting
that hey
you should write a book about
crazy
California yes you're all over
that you
even agreed to an interview
with grey
America I mean your life is
changing no
just because we never we never
respond
hey come on the show the fact
that we
have it on the stream I figure
I guess I
could do this show you're the
one who
told me not to a to Brutus nice
very
very nice all right so we had a
lot of
pretty fun moments to look at
although
I'm I'm I'm really growing a
little bit
concerned about what's
happening to
people about what's happening to
and since they seem somewhat
out of
control you know there's this
banging on
the Supreme Court doors is
crying it's
kind of this Cavanagh vote to
me felt a
little bit like you know almost
like the
election again yeah a little
bit people
were getting you know just
crazy crazy
anal and a lot of inaccuracies
he's a
quickie this is Caitlin Thomas
from CNN
who just in passing just said
something
which I found interesting no one
corrected her on in the room
now this
was at the the ceremony for a
Kavanagh
that that the the ceremony is
swearing-in Clarence Thomas was
seen
clapping in the room I don't
know if any
of the other justices were but
Clarence
Thomas of course during his
confirmation
hearings was also accused of
sexual
assault was there clapping as
well
wasn't accused of sexual
assault and I
think I tweeted about it in my
frenzy
which is that Clarence Thomas
as they
brought him in they tried to
make it
sound as though the whole thing
about
him was the same as Kavanagh
which was
sexual assault no not once was
was about
inappropriate comments in the
world
prett comments yeah yeah what
was it
care law you began long dong
silver
pubic hair and a coke can which
by the
way I totally believe
I do too I think that they
listen to the
kind of goofball Anita Hill was
yeah she
worked everywhere he worked I
think she
was a fan girl and something
happened
between him and then she said I
was
screw this stuff I think that's
what
happened just recollect Abu
Bakkar today
no wasn't sexual assault a
night and the
fact that CNN yet that does
none of this
surprises me they're terrible
news
people that makes it so much
fun for us
this week in this know ABC this
week
which I caught a little bit of
there's a
lot of clipping actually they
had on
whom a quote-unquote reporter
from vice
makes a quote-unquote reporter
cuz it's
an ad agency so she's probably
in sales
Oh perfect timing and the
question of
these prote of the protesters
in the
halls of the Senate and outside
the
Supreme Court and you know were
any of
them paid well yeah my snooze
actually
spent a lot of time with the
protesters
last week we saw the presidents
say
these are professional
protesters paid
by George Soros etc etc what
what who by
the way we need a Soros thing
from
Fletcher we need a Soros thing
by the
way this is the only duplicate
clip we
have I have this exact same
clip oh
really I have this exact same
clip oh
okay good clip because this guy
that the
the host yeah I think it's the
same clip
it sounds like it the host is
like
adamant was etc etc what what
who were
these people what was though a
lot of
them were were normal people
who are mad
or B's we hung out with a group
from
Alaska who was very
specifically talking
to Lisa Murkowski a lot of them
were
Native Americans which also
played into
Lisa Murkowski
decision they actually felt a
lot of
respect for her because she
brought them
into their office she had a real
conversation with them and we
also saw
people who were organized and
that
moment with Jeff Flake on the
hill we
talked to one woman who works
for
ultraviolet who was paid she
helped
steer people in the right ways
to be
able to to confront Santa were
paid
there were people who were paid
by
organizations like ultraviolet
to to try
to harness that energy in a way
that
would make the viral moments
that we
ended up seeing so there you go
she
admits not just were they paid
but they
were paid to harness the energy
to
create the viral moments that
we were
witness to in PR is thank you
very much
vice girl yep she said it right
it was
very revealing the the first
lady was
asked on ABC about her thoughts
and and
of course this is how it is
portrayed
just a little snippet i support
the
women and they need to be heard
we need
to support them and you know
also men
not just women do you think men
in the
news that have been accused of
sexual
assault and sexual harassment
have been
treated unfairly we need to
have a
really hard evidence that you
know that
if you're accused of something
so the
evidence right oh yeah but says
so the
evidence yeah hard evidence so
the
evidence oh well while you're
on that
kind of thing we also had on
Tom Perez
on the Chris Hayes show Tom
Perez head
of the Democratic yeah that's
Nitti yeah
he's there he's the head of the
whole
law party
yeah he makes them it kind of
makes a
little a flub mmm
Ken's day in and day out of
when we see
that there are no guardrails in
Washington I mean we we know
that for
sure there there are no moderate
Democrats basically left from
the
moderate Republicans left in
the United
States yeah yeah yeah I need to
say
Tucker Carlson has been doing
something
very douchey for the past two
nights and
I actually I should probably
move back a
little bit so for some reason
the word
mob has now become a problem
mom yeah if
you say if you use them the mob
about
like thug yeah well exactly
exactly they
haven't quite made it racist
yet but
they're saying he'll people who
are
stopping cars in Seattle that's
not a
mob people who are Portland I'm
sorry
people who are banging on the
doors of
the Supreme Court and breaking
down and
trying to rip it open that's
not a mob
that's just you know people who
were
angry he's peaceful protesters
and I
think this is the clip that
kind of
started off with Matt Lewis of
The Daily
Beast who made the faux pas of
using the
word mob on the Brooke Baldwin
show on
CNN I believe it's the
overreaction of
the left when you see people
like Ted
Cruz getting chased out of
restaurants
by a mob oh you're not gonna
use the my
word no it's it's totally a mob
it is
without a doubt there's no
other word
it's a stop what obviou
is what we saw in
Charlottesville
Virginia not what we saw
chasing I'm
gonna tell you right what about
the
people who were at the Supreme
Court
banging on the walls what do
you call
that civil protest or that a
mob I think
it's easily a mob yeah and if
it were
Tea Partiers we'd call it a mob
for sure
come on let's be serious I mean
let me
let me let me move past the
n-word
because I do feel like that is
part of
the lamentation
what's happening now on the
right it's
the M word all right let's look
at mob
oh this is a very good idea of
course we
[Music] this is a very good
idea of course we
large crowd of people
especially one
that is disorderly and intent
on causing
trouble or violence or crowd
around
someone in an unruly and
excitable way
in order to admire or attack
them huh
wrong it's the M word there's
another
for bohtan word write it down M
word so
Tucker Carlson on Fox News took
this and
mmm Hillary Clinton had done an
interview while she was right
out before
after she spoke at Oxford and
the
interview was on CNN by
globalist
extraordinaire CFR member
Christiana
Aman Aman Aman on poor I
realize have
always been saying Helen tight
I've
realized that I always said on
imported
Amanpour the M comes first and
so this
is what he did with it Hillary
Clinton
is so worried though about how
dangerous
the Republican Party has become
those
angry Mormon grandmothers and
black
bandanas you're seeing in
downtown
Portland smashing windows that
she no
longer considers Republicans
Americans
or even fully human
according to Clinton you no
longer have
to be civil to Republicans you
can do
whatever you want to them
because they
deserve it you cannot be civil
with a
political party that wants to
destroy
what you stand for what you
care about
that's why I believe if we are
fortunate
enough to win back the house
and/or the
Senate to win back the house
and/or the
that's when civility can start
again
yeah when we win civility can
return so
there you have it the perfect
distillation there's the most
recent
Democratic presidential
candidate the
leader of her party by default
endorsing
viciousness openly against her
political
opponents busy but this is out
of
context and as I've said many
times
whenever something is viral
because this
clip of her saying that not
the tucker carlson bit with
this clip of
because that's where he gets
his his
material for our moore's
producers is
from online it was completely
violence
play in this go didn't want
she's approving go mess up the
some
republicans but really in
context of
what came next or the entire
interview
which actually i pulled a
couple other
clips from cuz i thought she
said some
really egregious stuff in the
interview
this was not it this is just
her way of
saying you've got a vote and
here's how
she kind of wrapped it around
when the
republican senate denied the
right of
president obama to have his
nominee for
the Supreme Court Merrick
garland heard
I think you even wrote that
they stole a
justice from the day I think
they did I
mean to keep a Supreme Court
seat open
for a year to deny a
distinguished
jurist they could have voted
him down
they could have said well for
ideological reasons
philosophical
reasons we're not going to vote
for him
but no they stonewalled and
that was
such a breach of Senate ethics
and the
constitutional responsibility
of the
Senate to advise and consent on
nominations that you cannot be
civil
with a political party that
wants to
destroy what you stand for what
you care
about that's why I believe if
we are
fortunate enough to win back
the house
and or the Senate that's when
civility
can start again so when you're
dealing
with an ideological party that
is driven
by the lust for power that is
funded by
corporate interests who want a
government that does its
bidding it's
hot you can be civil but you
can't
overcome what they intend to do
unless
you win elections so you know
if you
take the whole thing in context
he's
really riling people up
you gotta win elections and
then this
yeah there's nothing to do with
being a
mom are you guy I could have
had that
clip I listened to it and I
decided that
it was just like just tuckered
but he's
doing it for two days in a row
and I'm
tired of riding people up well
he's
here's what I'm thinking is
going on
there we've watched this show
since its
inception and we watched him
you know
get to certain modes and you
know people
on in an attack I mean I never
got a
clue and nobody comes on and
he's had to
readjust his model the formula
for the
show has changed at least twice
maybe
three times and this is another
attempt
at changing it again to get
something
that works that doesn't end up
making
him be by himself or people's
not come
on the show right I don't know
you know
I think this is a I think this
particular model where he goes
off on
something little minor in this
case or
exaggerated which is the way
you would
have it yeah I think this is
just
another attempt at getting a
better
formula I buy because you I'd
rather see
where it goes yeah work out
he's using
he's like he's using O'Reilly's
old yeah
yeah and it's to me it's
off-putting
it's like this is one of the
few cable
news shows a watch because he
he does
have interesting people from
the left
come on and although he always
is asking
the same stupid question but
this just
went too far there was some
other stuff
in this Hillary interview would
like to
share though so she had a
number of I
found rather remarkable little
bits to
say of course with this tour
that's
coming up the speaking tour
which he
also addresses pre the preach
was
running she is running she's
running
she's just sitting there just
waiting
for the opportunity to say well
seeing
as you guys have nothing I
guess I'm
your only hope but yep but
she's the new
Adlai Stevenson but she's got
problems
with the white women white
women white
people white women last night
President
Trump had a sort of ceremony
for now
justice Kavanagh at the White
House and
he apologized on behalf of the
American
people for the immense amount
of pain
and harm
that that he said that the
judge had
been put through by this system
what do
you make of that and what
message
including the president's
mocking of
Christine Blasi Ford for her
allegations
what message does that send to
women and
remember women went for
president from
white 2016 white with white
women all
women went for me and all look
white
women have been voting against
Democratic presidential
candidates for
decades now really douches wait
didn't
white women all come out for
Obama am I
missing something a good point
please
white women were in love with
the guy
white women why is it the white
vote has
only been won twice in the last
60 years
my husband being one of the two
Lyndon
Johnson being the other so it's
not a
surprise as a disappointment
but it's
not a surprise those guys must
be racist
then so what why is it
disappointing
that whites don't vote for your
white
husband I mean whatever she's
saying she
sounds racist
and I don't know you know it's
part of a
grand scheme identity politics
thing and
that yeah oh yeah dissuade the
whites
from doing anything as if they
there's
no what if the whole thing is I
don't
get it because I think it's a
counterproductive I don't think
it's
working and hasn't shown any
signs of
working uh I don't know what
she's
thinking she's just shooting
yourself in
the foot yet again well but
already
she's alienated white men white
men are
just the patriarchy were the
problem now
white women are no good oh yes
this
makes little sense to me but
let's talk
about Russians if we don't get
smarter
and I include myself in this
you know
and I did not know the extent
to which
there was Russian interference
I knew
there had been some in my
election I
didn't understand the pressures
from the
right wing frankly on Jim Comey
that
would cause him to interfere in
the
election to my detriment who
interfere
in the election to my detriment
mm-hmm
hello Jim Comey those were
things that
were almost unimaginable who
what who
when setting up a presidential
campaign
with said oh and don't forget
we have to
worry about the Russians
manipulating
the outcome we have I like this
this is
more apology I don't know about
the
Russians worried about the
Russians
manipulating the outcome we
have to
worry about the FBI director
intervening
into it we have to worry about
WikiLeaks
which is a wholly owned
subsidiary
Russian intelligence
what since when God since they
paid off
Julian Assange they didn't you
hear
about the share transaction was
a
reverse merger they backed into
a show
the worry indicates that wholly
owned
subsidiary Russian intelligence
I mean
who would have thought that
those were
the challenges we face so we do
have to
get tougher and smarter and
stronger not
cross the line into lying but
there's
enough truth and facts that
should be
more widely known that's right
very very
interesting what she says there
know
about Julian Assange maybe
that's why
she said that as I was trying
to figure
out you know why why are you
saying oh
don't cross the line don't lie
about
stuff but there's nothing and
you're
right maybe it was about
Assange and
WikiLeaks that she said she
felt the
need to say that all I'm not
really
lying is just enough facts and
proof to
show that it's a wholly owned
subsidiary
of of the Russian intelligence
about
what these Republicans stand
for whose
bidding they are doing and
where Trump
really comes from and at some
point
please the accumulation of
evidence
about how Trump and his father
manipulated their business how
they read
oh wait this is really rich to
coin a
phrase coming from her from her
miss
Clinton Foundation tax dodgers
of the of
the of the century but listen
to this
business how they in in so many
ways
broke you know at least the
spirit if
not the letter of tax laws whoa
John
whenever I do my taxes I always
think in
the spirit like the Spirit is
to give
more money to the government
isn't that
the spirit what is the spirit
of the tax
law yeah no spirit this compass
complete
slave control it's not spirit
how he did
business with the Mafia how he's
indebted to the Russians
at some point I did business
with the
Mafia indebted to the Russians
that has
to matter but it won't matter
unless
Democrats keep driving this
message
about what's really at stake
with the
presidency of someone who
admires
dictators who clearly has
authoritarian
tendencies now she went on and
quite a
tangent and I clipped down a
lot of
stuff here but now she's asking
a very
important question about this
dictatorship around the world
and and
nationalists and the far-right
and she
has some questions about this
why is it
when the world and particularly
the West
is by any measure richer safer
healthier
stronger what is giving rise to
these
yearnings not for greater
freedom and
for a democracy that really
lives up to
its name where you don't try to
throw
voters off the rolls but you
want
everyone to vote what is it
that is
motivating large numbers of
people to
seek the kind of leadership
that will
limit freedom starting with the
press
academia political parties and
why is it
that so many on the right in
the United
States and in Europe look to
Putin Putin
John what are you doing today I
have to
emulate it many on the right in
the
United States and in Europe
look to
Putin everybody on the right
including
the Europeans many on the right
in the
United States and in Europe
look to
Putin a known authoritarian
someone who
has journalists and political
opponents
murdered with impunity what
does that
mean in that context with
impunity what
does that mean you know what I
think
just because we want
there we go impunity define em
unity
because he kills journalists
with
impunity he kills journalists
with
does that mean like um mother
one is the
exemption from punishment or
freedom
from the injurious consequences
of an
action oh okay
so he kills journalists without
getting
punished for it yeah he didn't
get
punished he has to take a lot
of grief
from her or that's kind of
punishment
what is going on in the minds
of 21st
century Americans and Europeans
that
would lead them to say you know
I just
want to have security stability
and I
think we need a strong leader
well hold
on a second is that a bad thing
I'm asking a question well the
way she
puts it is not because but if
you want
to see exactly what everyone
wants
security they want a strong
leader they
bitch about Trump being insane
and on
hand she's not a strong heart
again that
would lead them to say you know
I just
want to have security stability
and I
think we need a strong leader
security
stability and a strongly that
seems kind
of like what everybody knows
once you
ran on that platform now some
of it is
traced to discriminatory
feelings
prejudice bias that other
people are
getting ahead at a greater rate
or
somehow to their disadvantage
of me and
so people look and say well
these
cultural changes whether it's
you know a
woman's right to choose or gay
marriage
or whatever it might be that
somehow
they find threatening and so
there are
cultural forces at work that
are now
spilling over into political
allegiance
that is often described as
tribalism so
yeah I want my freedom but
limit hers
take take away her right to
choose
I shouldn't have to sell a cake
or
provide a service to a gay
person
because that impinges on my
freedom and
all of a sudden you start to
see the
atomization and the
fragmentation all
right see what do I have left
here
oh yeah this was automation
fragmentation she's talking
about she's
completely just using
alliteration
everywhere here she's now she's
very
aware of what's going on with
the the
China social credit score
system which
is not something everybody's
aware of I
don't think you know it hasn't
really
been subject to anyone there
whatever
analysis is a good idea Oh the
Chinese
are engaged in constructing a
server
surveillance state that will
surveil
everyone you don't have to live
in
western Iran you can be in
Beijing or
Shanghai or any other part of
China
where the Han Chinese live and
you're
now going to be subjected to
facial
recognition there's something
they call
a social credit score where you
get
points from your government for
doing
things your government approves
of and
you get apparently demerits and
maybe
even punished for doing things
your
government doesn't approve of
now you
can tell she's liking the idea
who is
making those decisions there is
a very
concerted effort by this
current Chinese
government to prevent the
internet from
influencing opinion inside
China that's
exactly what you want to now as
they
develop these tools and they're
very
sophisticated they're all very
sophisticated but they're going
to sell
them oh and it won't
necessarily just be
the Russians who are competing
to apply
such tools the Iranians the
North
Koreans who already have a
police state
but can actually impose even
greater
control through this other
countries
that are electing populist or
nationalist leaders who are
creating
authoritarian regimes even if
they were
first elected so it's not going
to only
affect the Chinese people she's
got a
checkbook ready from what I can
tell
it's like this is great I can
buy that
from the Chinese what does she
bring up
to Han Chinese for well because
the
question was a little more
involved and
about Muslims in in China and
how the
Chinese are putting them into
turn in
internment camps and stuff but
I think
the only thing we all really
want to
know final clip is how about the
speaking tour what is she going
to do on
the speaking to it we know the
short
answer which is prepare for and
deploy
her presidential campaign parts
tois but
let's hear it from the horse's
mouth
Gibby for you wait for a plate
I should
mention she's looking for play
books and
I think she thinks the speaking
tour
will will give her the kind of
who had
who had that's as a playbook
previously
Reagan had that's as a playbook
previously
Oakland gave a speaking tour on
behalf
of General Electric which was a
very
conservative speaking tour it
was called
the speech and the speech was
used as a
model for his layer speeches
then he
developed the speech over a
number I he
but I think he did hundreds of
lectures
hundreds of tours he was
floating all
over the place and the idea was
to test
the waters for his kind of
conservative
thinking huh I think that's the
playbook
okay to that end it appears
that you and
your husband President Clinton
are going
to go on a big city thirteen
citywide
speaking engagement around the
United
States just being announced
what is it
that you plan to say what are
you going
to talk about well we were
asked to do
this sure apparently there's
some
appetite for it but it's going
to be
both personal which is
something people
are very interested in do you
think that
people will heckle her when she
does
this will heckle her when she
does
no they won't allow it if you
can buy a
ticket you can just buy a
ticket like
everybody else if you have the
money I
think the lowest ticket on the
tours pay
for this is gonna do it to make
money
oh yeah the lowest ticket is 75
bucks
and the highest I think is 700
well I
would like to see him heckle
although
that the it's less likely cuz
it's not
the heckling type of people
that are
against you know you get kicked
out but
it'll make for some great viral
video
viral moments it probably
wouldn't make
for any of you do say probably
and you
know who knows whatever the
case I think
there's another problem with
this
speaking tour this but if you
want it
you want to hear the rest of
the tour
what it's about you buy one
attention
this - mm-hmm which is that how
does she
speak with Bill bill is the
great
speaker he'll just hog the mic
ah well
she does she brings this up
didn't don't
listen to it obviously I'll
talk about
my grandchildren
but I think from my perspective
it will
be also answering questions
about what's
happening in our country and
the world
both bill and I are deeply
concerned
earlier in the interview you
quoted what
Rahm Emanuel said about Bill
and you
know Bill had to be incredibly
strong
first to get elected then to get
reelected and to serve
and it was not easy by any means
obviously but he really
believes that
Democrats have to be tougher
and have to
stand up to the bullying and the
intimidation by the way I think
if and
when she runs I'm pretty sure
she will
they do this speaking tour and
I presume
they'll time it pretty close
towards an
announcement she can still pull
off the
old Kill Bill trick just before
the
election Kill Bill trick just
before the
well it'll be his swan song
yeah you
know the problem with the last
time
around we have this theory on
the show
and people you know we haven't
been
called out on it for being
gruesome or
or or ghoulish but we could
have been we
had predicted that bill would
have been
somehow something would have
happened to
him before the election the
full the
full theory is he would die of
a heart
attack but it would be in the
saddle
with a couple of hookers well
that's not
that's not the fools theory
that's a
funny version of what you'd
think is
funny sure it was you're funny
probably
was but I wasn't serious
getting him killed so he could
have a
big human tough to draw a lot of
attention to how his good you
know it's
balanced the budget and all the
sudden
he elected that was going to be
done if
this she was losing the
election but
there was never any indication
that she
was gonna lose she was gonna
win right
until the last day so she never
got to
pull this stunt well it could
be used as
a precursor now I'm just
thinking it's
it's but just just struck me so
I think
she'll have to say you can't do
it - I
would dismiss a this word this
is the
same debate we had before the
timing is
everything debate we had before
the timing is
yes you can't do it too soon no
but that
all depends on the - I don't
have the
dates of the tour and by the
way this
tour it may be good happen
during the
tour because it's gonna be
apparent that
you can't tour around bill just
look
like his sidekick but also bill
is
speaking pretty slow these days
yeah but
he gets all jacked up in front
of an
audience he can removal I've
seen these
guys I'm I went to dot to go to
far-off
space but I got to watch Arnold
Toynbee
give a speech once who's that I
later
tracked him down so I get him to
autograph a book who is Arnold
Toynbee
Arnold Toynbee is one of the
greatest
historians ever oh and he was
in his 80s
or somebody gave this speech he
gives
his rousing speech about you
know the
world changed and everything
else and
then when you go to meet and
the guys
are walking dead
so some guys are pretty good at
jacking
themselves up in front of an
audience
yeah some guys is like
Weinstein oh no
I'm sorry jacking up up to the
bullying
and so I think he'll have
things to say
about his own experience and
how it
applies here I'm just hot I will
certainly have a lot to say
about what's
going on in the world today
based on not
only my secretary of state
years but my
travel and my book what
happened which
came out in paperback which
afterward
where I talk about these
threats to
democracy I don't want to be
too serious
because I think a lot of people
will be
coming just to see us to show
their
support no support for what
support
supports on the mailing list
did to show
their support the support for
what to
support her income now this
showing
support for what catch the
support is
beautiful what because she's
running
came out in paperback which has
an
afterword where I talk about
these
threats to democracy I don't
want it to
be too serious because I think
a lot of
people will be coming just to
see us to
show their support to be part
of a
gathering of like-minded folks
but I do
want to leave some thoughts as
I try to
do in the speech today about
what each
of us can do and you say that
you're
going to talk about the
difficulties
that your husband went through
the UN
through obviously you're going
to be
prepared to have questions
about that
moment in 1998 the impeachment
the
allegations of sexual
harassment against
your husband yeah go ahead
I thought I thought yeah we're
gonna
talk about yeah the troubles
you went
through when he threw out his
back
stealing furniture from the
White House
outs that they left I told Tina
that
story last night she says what
yeah well
once they take that then they
take China
and stuff whatever did they
give it back
whatever happened yeah they got
busted
for into trying to return it
and to
answer those questions is he
prepared to
answer them and how do you see
that
similar or different from what
President
Trump is being accused of and
Cavanagh
and others today okay so now
this is
interesting let's just review
how is
what Bill Clinton was accused
of namely
rape rape rape
he was accused of rape and
inappropriate
behavior in the Oval Office to
me not
impeachable dog no but it was
the lie
that got him impeached yes it
was the
lie that got him impeached
depends on
what the burning with the
meaning of the
word is is but how does it
differ what
he was accused of namely rape
from Trump
and Kavanagh that has Trump
being
accused of rape yeah remember
that
bullcrap thirteen-year-old
think as he
went with Jeffrey Epstein the
Clintons
buddy a lot of nonsense not
well but
they were women who actually
said he
raped me Cavan that's Clinton
also Trump
who exactly the woman who was
on the
island cheap she that was never
documented it was just a silly
story
that they printed I'm okay
thanks just
go with the flow okay
Kavanagh now was any rape
accusation
there with that let's just no
let's just
roll over on somebody let's
discredit
the avenatti accusation so
everyone else
did except for the media all
right but
different nations of sexual
harassment
against your own husband are you
prepared to answer those
questions is he
prepared to answer them and how
do you
see that similar or different
from what
President Trump is being
accused of and
Cavanagh and others today well
there's a
very significant difference and
that is
the intense long-lasting
partisan
investigation that was
conducted in the
nineties great answer the
difference
between what Bill was accused
of and
Trump and Kavanagh and men like
that is
that bill went through a very
rough
investigation it's almost too
delicious
to believe my friends I mean
that is the
land of unconfirmed yes we came
we saw
died there you go so she's
running yeah
nobody's circumventing
questions like
that yeah
okay we know she was gonna run
and the
Democrats have got to be
completely
freaked out about this because
they know
that she's not gonna win you
can't keep
running the same poor candidate
they
didn't vote her in the first
time for a
lot of good reasons yes but
Johnny get
less votes this time however
they're
going to change the electoral
college at
best discredit it no of course
they
can't but this talk with that
what the
for money your banker was
bitching about
this is really ratcheted up
what does he
wouldn't he bitch about this
lady like
our electoral college run the
country
yes or it isn't thinking
straight
and now Edison research for the
upcoming
midterm Edison research will
provide by
the way they they give this
news that
they give this to a lot of
people will
provide exit polls and will
tabulate the
national vote across every
county in the
United States and they will be
doing
that for ABC CBS CNN and NBC
News
departments for ABC CBS CNN and
NBC News
you see they're going to
reporting on
the popular vote again is
what's gonna
happen popular vote again is
what's gonna
and I would include California
in this
she's gonna lose the popular
vote
she's gonna lose both the
popular vote
and the electoral vote and it's
gonna be
moot and because no one's gonna
vote for
her I mean you can't kiss she's
just be
a third time she runs and she's
not
effective third time she runs
and she's not
she's an ineffective candidate
she has
the wrong people around or she
makes the
wrong decisions she did they're
all just
a bunch of lunatics working for
her
they're no good and there's no
way she
can win it's gonna get worse
and worse
the thing they've got to do is
they've
got to run somebody who can
beat Trump
and they can't find anyone and
she's a
lizard well she probably as
little as
your dentistry she doesn't just
to add
that hey I got a lot of
feedback from
our Instagram adderal convo
yeah and
very little people while a
couple agreed
and just went oh my gosh you're
so right
about Instagram and adderall
being a
perfect pairing but what I got
the most
response for and I'm talking 15
maybe 20
different emails is people
listening to
podcasts in particular this
podcast at
high speed yeah and I had
wondered you
know do people on are they on
adderall
is that why they have to listen
to it at
a higher speed I can answer
conclusively
that people who listened to the
show on
high speed are not necessarily
also
taking adderall or some similar
amphetamine however people who
are on an
amphetamine without fail in my
minor poll all of them listen
at fast
speed and the apparent optimum
adderall
speed of this podcast is 1.75
times and
I got a lot of people talking
about it
and you know how it helps them
and it's
really a miracle for them and
which I
don't want to take away any of
that from
anybody and I I'm sure if you
need to
get a test done you take some
speed yeah
hell yeah you get you get it
done
well I'm not gonna do as well
well I'm
not I'm not this is probably
why we get
people that hey what did you
say about
the you know what was the name
of that
again you can't watch the
rewind it and
didn't listen to yourself well
you
people ask for clarifications
people
would misunderstand us yeah
it's all
because of this
yeah anyway 1.75 is I was
trying to
think how can I do something
with
production or an income to
maybe just
release a faster version for
everybody
or just do this just release it
is
faster for the adderal
generation this
is the new agenda show the
podcasts for
the adderall generation
yeah well it's just just a
thought just
a thought
so we have a couple of things
going on
there's some meme changes yo
you're done
with Hillary I hope so
hell yeah well first of all
Haley nikki
Haley resigned it which brought
up a
bunch of speculation about her
being the
one behind the memo but I don't
think so
and I don't think so either and
she did
bitch and moan about Trump
early on but
she didn't you know I don't
think so but
here unless here's the rundown
is a
Democracy Now rundown on Haley
resigning
nikki Haley the US ambassador
to the
United Nations has announced
she's
resigning her post at the end
of the
year the former South Carolina
Governor
was one of the few women in
Trump's
cabinet she gave no reason for
her
departure she gave no reason
for her
there's plenty of cabinets with
no women
yeah but this is democracy now
which you
single-handedly support in this
cabinet
which you single-handedly
support they
have DeVos they have the woman
is a head
of Homeland Security they have
nikki
Haley otherwise she NASCAR it's
Gina
Haskell from CIA
that's another what she's not
in the
cabinet do it all right no
though but
there's that other that Chinese
woman
and this Chinese woman yeah
there's a
Chinese woman is the wife of
what's-his-name the Speaker of
the House
that guy he's got it Asian oh
no she's
Chinese she's thinking about
five women
in this cabin here we go and
just keep
playing yeah hey Leigh the US
ambassador
the United Nations has
announced she's
resigning her post at the end
of the
year the former South Carolina
governor
was one of the few women and
Trump's
cabinet she gave no reason for
her
departure Haley made the
surprise
announcement at the White House
Tuesday
alongside President Trump
during her
remarks she praised the
president for
pulling out of the Iran nuclear
deal and
for being a close ally to
Israel but I'm
most excited to look at the two
years
look at what has happened in
two years
with the United States on
foreign policy
now the United States is
respected
countries may not like what we
do but
they respect what we do they
know that
if we say we're going to do
something we
follow it through and the
president
proved that whether it was with
the
chemical weapons in Syria
whether it was
NATO weapons in Syria whether
it was
saying that other countries
have to pay
their share I mean whether it's
the
trade deals which have been
amazing they
get that the president means
business
and they follow through with
that but
then if you look at just these
two years
of the UN we cut 1.3 billion in
the UN's
budget we've made it stronger
we've made
it more efficient South Sudan
we got an
arms embargo which was a long
time
coming three North Korean
sanctions
packages which were the largest
and
generation done in a way that
we could
really work towards
denuclearizing North
Korea the Iran deal bringing
attention
to the world that every country
needs to
understand you can't overlook
all of the
bad things they're doing you
have to see
them for the threat that they
are I
think you look at the
anti-israel bias
and the strike encouraged that
the
president showed in moving the
embassy
and showing the rest of the
world we
will put our embassies where we
want to
put our embassy during Nikki
Haley's
time as US ambassador to the
United
Nations the United States
withdrew from
the Paris climate Accord the UN
Human
Rights Council the Iran nuclear
deal
unruhe the UN agency that
provides
humanitarian aid to
Palestinians and
UNESCO the UN educational and
cultural
agency the Trump administration
also
threatened to sanction judges
on the
International Criminal Court if
it went
after Israel or the United
States for
war crimes and the u.s. refused
to sign
the Global Compact on migration
a set of
non-binding rules for safe
orderly and
regular migration while nikki
Haley did
not say why she was resigning
she
dismissed speculation she'll be
running
for president in 2020 yeah I
don't see
what they look about stabs at
the
endless crap
Lionel had a funny bit on her
lyonel for Marty I haven't
heard him for
a while Nikki hailey always
gave me the
impression whenever I heard her
she
sounded like the assistant
principal
reading the lunch menu on the
speaker
you know in the morning I'm
going to
read this paper and I don't
know what it
means I'm just going to read it
good morning school today we
have c6 and
fader talks I think you nailed
that one
[Laughter] talks I think you
nailed that one
that one give you a board link
for that
actually Thank You sirs made
that they
had a you know somebody came
away house
because you know Haley hates
trumping
and after the Kavanagh think
she quit
but it turns out that she
actually told
Trump six months ago that she
was gonna
yeah that's what I yeah that's
what I
heard too yes so that's bullcrap
so here's who's taken over it
looks like
it's gonna be Dina Powell
that's that's
the best estimate everyone has
and they
keep running her out there is
kind of a
flyer all of a sudden I never
heard of
this woman now she's in the
news every
which way Donald Trump also
said one
possible candidate is Dina
Powell an
Egyptian Boren Goldman Sachs
executive
and Trump's former deputy
national
security adviser Powell said to
be close
to the President as well as his
daughter
Ivanka and her husband Jared
Kushner
while at the White House power
focused
in part on US relations with
Israel and
Saudi Arabia she attended
President
Trump's first meeting with the
Crown
Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammed
bin
Salman NBC report she was also
involved
with overseeing a two hundred
billion
dollar arms deal between the US
and
Saudi Arabia so she looks like
a shoo-in
cuz she's a nice girl
yeah from from the Goldmans
from the
Goldmans yeah it's a sales job
that's
exactly what it is of course it
is all
that most of these jobs are
sales jobs
like one of my way we know
we're a
company of businessmen one of
our
producers was saying and trying
to get
in an argument which I don't do
said no
this is this was a deal with
the Republicans to push
Cavanaugh
through only if Haley resigned
what yeah to me that sounded
like a
pretty bad deal Supreme Court
justice
forgetting getting rid of the
almost
ceremonial role of a sales job
yeah I
mean there's plenty of
salespeople who
comes up with this stuff
one of our producers news I
can't wait
hear what you guys talk about I
don't
make any stress in the realm of
possibility but it does bring
us to the
kosher to kosugi thing ah
Khashoggi now
khashoggi is a very famous name
khashoggi is and he is directly
related
to adnan khashoggi who was
probably one
of the most famous and at the
time
richest arms dealers from Saudi
Arabia
yeah rumored to be worth about
four
billion at one point and this
guy is via
the reason why I know this is I
looked
into him because you know they
say well
this is really important it's a
Washington Post report or
Washington
Post Collins Washington wop-wop
uh
wop-wop oh don't like that
little too
much whap oh yeah I agree I
have a quick
rundown it was - what you
discovered was
a journalist NBC rap tonight
new images
on Turkish television released
by
authorities they're showing an
alleged
15 man Saudi hit team arriving
in
assemblance on two private
planes then
leaving their hotels their
suspected
target a Saudi dissident
Washington Post
writer Jamal khashoggi lastly
the Saudi
consulate in Istanbul that was
pretty
funny in Istanbul that was
pretty
Shogo gee isn't it khashoggi I
mean
that's what I've already showed
you a
Saudi dissident Washington Post
writer
Jamal khashoggi last seen
entering the
Saudi consulate in Istanbul the
same day
some Turkish officials tell NBC
News
they believe he was killed
inside today
the White House demanding
answers from
the Saudi rulers after an
emotional
appeal from his fiance
in contact with her now and we
want to
bring her to the White House
it's very
sad situation it's a very bad
situation
and we want to get to the
bottom of it
Koosh oh geez a leading critic
of Saudi
Crown Prince Mohammed bin
Salman the
young leader closely allied
with the
president and his son-in-law
Jared
Kushner Kushner National
Security
Advisor John Bolton and
Secretary of
State Mike Pompeo have all
talked to the
Crown Prince about khashoggi as
pressure
builds for answers this man was
murdered
in the Saudi consulate in
Istanbul if it
did happen there would be hell
to pay
the Saudi leaders denying any
involvement in the journalists
disappearance so without going
too
in-depth into a lot of this I
can just
kind of I'm abstract it all into
initially I was thinking well
somebody
wants some kind of conflict
with Turkey
and you know we or maybe we
want some
kind of conflict with Saudi
Arabia and
that the further I get into it
it looks
like and let's wait for the
bills to hit
the floor or to be proposed or
become
public I think they're looking
for some
kind of Magnitsky type act
against Saudi
Arabia someone is trying to you
know
Trump is buddies there's a
whole bunch
of reasons for that although in
the
global warming segment we'll
talk a
little bit more about it but
that's what
i'ma get ski act is where you
can just
kind of have a bill that says
these guys
can't come in here well there's
a number
of fishy aspects to this why do
you need
15 guys to kill a guy this it's
me it's
all fabricated the way this is
told and
is fabricated and and why would
you do
it in a council if you want to
assassinate the guy Stinson's
doesn't
seem like a great place know
now mi6
supposedly came in with their
analysis
did you hear that supposedly
they they
killed him chopped him up into
little
bits suitcases suitcases
dripping with
blood I guess I have no idea
so they sent 15 guys in to get
him into
council did trick him to going
in there
for some paperwork his
girlfriend and
his fiancee with her brother
and a
couple of you were outside
waiting why
don't they go in with him he's
just
going in to get some paperwork
you can't
go into counselors you come in
and out
of course so when does she go in
no notice she's gonna stay
outside so
that doesn't make any sense and
so he
goes in and then he never comes
out
although we don't know that for
sure
maybe came out disguised maybe
there's a
million things that could have
happened
we don't know we haven't seen
all the
footage they said well you
wouldn't he
left well there's no nothing to
prove
that and then but she's still
outside
and the whole thing is so fishy
well it
makes no sense you don't need
15 guys
and they keep making a point of
that and
they came in two private planes
like hey
good for you uh let me let me
give you
some details on Khashoggi bye
wait I
just want to mention this last
thing mi6
noop going to one other report
this
thing that it was in The
Washington Post
was who knows who was behind it
the guy
who wrote it up was it does a
lot of
security stuff the mi6
oh no they grabbed him they're
gonna do
a rendition I don't know how
they're
gonna get him out they're gonna
do a
rendition so they injected him
with
something to knock him out and
they
killed him that's the one
that's the one
mi6 interpretations because it
makes
because it makes so much sense
well I'll
tell you why they're mad at him
he did
flee the country
Saudi Arabia let me see in
December 2016
the independent sighting report
from
Middle East I said it had been
banned by
Saudi Arabian authorities from
publishing or appearing on
television
for criticizing US president
elect
Donald Trump
Khashoggi also criticized
saudi-led
blockade against qatar
Khashoggi has
followed osama bin laden's
career since
the 1980s had interviewed him
several
times he knew bin Laden during
his
formative years as a radical
Islamist
though both families were are
intertwined both families were
are
I interviewed him in
Afghanistan in 87
during the fight against the
Soviet
troops he also met bin Laden
Tora Bora
and the lasts time was in Sudan
in 1995
it is reported to show he once
tried to
persuade bin Laden to quit
violence oh
yeah you quit violence yeah
violence
yeah but I think this is
clearly someone
pushing against the Saudis and
if you
know what when we get to the
global
warming segment it could easily
be Trump
himself who wants to Demi
although this
seems a little far-fetched for
even him
to come up with something like
this but
this there's a lot at play with
the
Saudis at the moment but first
I'd like
to thank you for your courage
to say in
the morning to you
the man who put the sea and
cracker John
sea in the morning to you mr.
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involvement with
the new agenda coat of
consciousness
with the three 33 33 33 33 did
donation
and offerings of fentanyl and
Four Loko
for the round table menu what
is four
loko no no no effect no I know
but
fentanyl and Four Loko it's
something
Washington they sold up there I
have no
idea get that with your friends
and all
is that typical shout out to my
smokin
hot girlfriend Skye who makes
these
arduous trips around the Sun
worthwhile
I want to thank you John and
Adam for
the hard work that you do as
well as the
entire No Agenda community for
everything they contribute even
though
the douchebags no common
necessary but I
think a 33 is the magic number
jingle
would be a nice bow to top this
gift
Cheers be a nice bow to top
this gift
a nice way to celebrate your
birthday
thank you you're also on the
list for
the segment and
the Four Loko is caffeine and
malt
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and malt
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John Boland in Brockport's New
York $250
and he says thanks for meeting
me for a
great meal well you're welcome
what was that to me or to you
oh I don't
know I must be checked I just
uh I don't
remember I don't remember I
know yours
career was the guy sitting in
the table
next to you okay
he needs to don't eat me to to
the head
scream karma for Tina and her
family he
must admit with you
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come on oh this is John yeah
he's been
oh he's been trying to meet
with me he's
in Austin for a conference and
it's just
you know we've had a kind of a
with
Tina's sister we've had a lot
of just
it's been a it's not been a
meeting kind
of week okay so I haven't but
he's I
think he leaves today so I
apologize
well thank you very much we
appreciate
the support of the show you've
got karma
mr2 to the head Oh
Sir James of the mountains 314
dollars
Canadian happy belated candid
Navion
Thanksgiving to my two favorite
turkeys
hey comet please you've got I
keep my
two hundred thirty three
dollars and 33
cents he claims as 314 Canadian
well
wait a minute if it doesn't he
become an
executive producer then isn't
that part
of our deal that's what I'm
thinking too
a bump in okay bumped up Pieter
de Jong
$203 and 53 cents in that is in
Canadians possum and he claims
to be
from spasm claims too because
his
checking account doesn't
reflect that
but okay I occasionally do look
at the
MSM he writes and I it always
feels
unhealthy I fear that this
donation will
only serve to encourage you to
but if
the show ends I will miss the
deconstruction humor and the OTG
segments $123 dot 45 and 800 8
in honor
of Justin Trudeau and he wants
some
respect Justin Trudeau and he
wants some
ok could have told me that
earlier
respect okay well good I
actually I have
a have an OTG a little OTG
segment for
you doesn't need karma with
that respect
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that respect
you've got karma John Henry in
Fajardo
Puerto Rico 201 dollars he
actually sent
a also a second check he's had
a check
for the Ronald McDonald
Foundation which
he'll forward to you oh yes he
said he
sent a very nice long note
about Tina's
place of work which actually was
forwarded on to the CEO it was
really
nice to John and Adam what does
justice
Cavanaugh's dog say Wow all
right for
that horrible joke but I
couldn't resist
I've been a douche bag for too
long so
here's $200 to start me on my
next step
step tonight hood give him a D
douching
you got a present will be the
cheque to
the Ronald McDonald House in
their name
I both wish them immense
happiness
forever can you please give a
shout-out
to my business change over comm
at WWE
beta chains over comm in these
times of
a screaming economy and
difficulty in
hiring reducing downtime is more
important than ever cutting
just ten
minutes of downtime per day as
an extra
week of output essentially for
free just
what to do in addition addition
to being
a knight I am the change over a
wizard
boy what does it change over
what was
the name of that website change
over
comm the shout-out allows me to
claim
the donation as advertising it
may help
to point this out as a way to
increase
donations who interests in
anything a
lot as I've been doing that we
change
downtime to uptime a couple
weeks ago
you mentioned the Amazon I was
banning
books like like bang Estonia
but as
unsuitable yeah
the story of oh it's been
called the
most pornographic novel that
ever
written and deals heavily as
physical
sexual and mental shit about
women as a
good thing you know so why is
that book
still deemed suitable for
listening on
Amazon Tina and Adams
and keep up the good work thank
you very
much he hopes to be listening
in 2050 me
too he hopes to be listening in
2050 me
none of what you'll be
listening to but
I hope you're still listening
sir john
zika who's his name he says to
you oh
yes all right I'll go to Jim
van Beveren
Jim van Beveren
and he wrote a handwritten note
he's
came in with 201 dollars also
and he has
he's from Concord California
has a
handwritten note and it's very
long just
six pages I'm gonna read some
of it I'll
just read the beginning John
and Adam
I'm writing this letter in the
observation car of the
California Zephyr
headed east to Chicago then on
to Boston
as I sit and write I am
surrounded by
many wonderful friendly Amish
traveling
companion listen Adam talk
about OTG
these people have mastered the
art four
days to cross the continent I
wanted to
get a feel for my country the
whole
country not just the coasts
it's big
America's big and empty by Bay
Area
standards for sure
overpopulated posh
yet another myth these people
I've met
on the train have been great a
cross-section of real America
with a few
Europeans for variety Amtrak
dining cars
have tables that seat for bench
seats
tile so a couple of traveling
across
country will have new dining
companions
and varied conversations with
every meal
this helps transition or
transform the
trip across the country into a
journey a
land voyage on wheels of steel
I know John would want at least
a
passing comment on the Amtrak
dining
experience what can I say
Amtrak with a
limited menu serves passable
plastic
cutlery cuisine the waitstaff
is however
pleasant and made the meals
enjoyable
enough of that hunter business
this is
my first donation you give him
addy
douching I cannot stand being a
freeloader I could not stand
being a
freeloader any longer
how can one listen to the oh so
entertaining donation segment
and not
donate the hypocritical burden
had
become unbearable
now as a contributing member of
the NA
Club I'd like to throw my two
cents in
on the dimension a dimension B
dilemma
and he goes on with the
exposition and
he says
team finally summarizes the
true split
he says the splits bullcrap
but the truce but the
fundamental
dichotomy is globalist versus
nationalists the fundamental
tenant and
sheriff's belief of each side
being for
the globalists equality a
justice for
all for the Nationalists
independence
and self-reliance if you really
talk
like that all the time
I believe the sweet talk I
believe he
don't see as a writer I can
pick up the
voice ah
yes this is more of your many
talents
this is true yes I could pick
up the
voice in the writing and then I
can kind
of express it as best I can I'm
not a
I'm not great at it but I think
it comes
closer than most people anyway
he goes
on and it's a very entertaining
letter
and handwritten yes all
handwritten with
a pencil oh wow except once
you've his
pencil broken they used an ink
I'm gonna
give him a karma does he read
request
anything specific well let me
look you
know to page 10 he wants a
little girly
and I listened to that train oh
that's
interesting because I because
he's a
foamer obviously so I already
had that
all all keyed queued up for
himself
wrong foamer yeah the wrong
phone I'm
sorry here's the phone we want
onward
Steven Chanel Chanel I think
she Ella
snow Ella my fellow team we
Eaton
teammates will follow through
and donate
if they don't please double up
on the
douchebag call-out
so what do i do I by the way the
National comments from last
week we're a
little ahead of the curve curve
yes
there are dimensioned beat-up
talkers
writing scooters everywhere but
we still
use restrooms and we don't have
to watch
our step while walking on
Broadway hey
in your future my friend poop
on the
streets in your future if your
scooters
poopers no agenda rule if their
scooters
there's poopers anonymous is
$200 that
was Steven it was 200 and this
is 200
and his Edith sent an email in
I'm
trying to see how long this
also it's
actually just like the
beginning it's
like a book proposal this thing
but I'll
read some of it the trigger for
those
for this note and donation was
due to
your great last episode and
analysis
about Millennials being hooked
on insta
mm-hmm mr. note you read
earlier no no
no no and it's called as it's
called as
it's called in Sweden it's
called adhere
to and adderall and
subsequently smoking
weed during night time to be
able to
soda sleeves just yes went down
okay I
do definitely think there is
something
to it and even though I never
used insta
I will share my similar
experience I've
had this habit with arm mode a
Finnell
another fine product but you
get that
stuff is actually a blood
easier to deal
with and weed for about four
years at
the end of my university
studies and in
the beginning in my qualified
work life
although our modafinil has been
a lot
less euphoric and is a lot
longer
half-life the addiction
potential is
nowhere near that of adderall
which I
have not had the pleasure to
indulge due
to it as far as I know seems to
be very
illegal everywhere except in
the United
States hey oh yeah maybe if a
European
pharmaceutical company had the
patent
things wouldn't be it wouldn't
would
have been different
yeah hello the downside is the
lack of a
kick and euphoric effect was
that well I
would excelled at work and was
able to
come down in the evening my
social life
and skills and interest thereof
were
deteriorating I was happy to
tell you
I'm not nervous are you
I'm a year free from abusing
weed and
now only do it occasionally
with friends
in a healthy manner I still do
use and
love our modafinil although I
think it
is a wonderful Noah tropic
which is a
brain stem lawyer thing and I
have
jokingly convinced myself that
I am
self-medicating ADHD which does
seem to
be the new black amongst my
generation
there you go I do not know
everyone
shares the same positive
experience with
armored a fan or modafinil as I
do and
it affects people differently
I do recommend people to try it
if you
this is the stuff that the Air
Force
pilots use yes stay alert so if
anyone
says it's the modafinil sir is
the one
we use in the United States
contributing
to my ease silence for months
at least I
do not abuse weed and insects
to yoga
bah-bah-bah I've appreciated
your
increased reporting of Sweden
in recent
shows and even though I felt
the need to
get out to escape the social and
cultural climate that ensured
economical
decline in my home country I
still do
love some parts of it and hope
it all
ends in the best possible way
Swedish
tax authorities and hope to
solve this
by establish myself someplace
long-term
next year I like a call out to
my
brother Oscar and friend Max as
douchebag Oscar and friend Max
as
I also like some some delayed
fuck
cancer for max easy cause I'm a
douchebag did he want some
delayed fuck
cancer karma and realize his
donation
tipped me over than that oh I
don't
think we have him on a
knighthood thing
oh wait he's he's a knight said
this
read our nation will tip me
over tonight
who and I would like to be
knighted as
cert on to nominate autonomous
okay oh
and why and we'll us of seveal
land yeah
no no no I got to put this now
this is
problematic oh no I got it
he's on the list I didn't read
the whole
no he's on the list he's on the
list
somehow Erik got him on the
list good
Erik got him on the list he's
on the
list hey man
Erik just know just to read but
he's not
worth the plus one just one
last but not
least I've been thinking about
how I
should celebrate sending my
first
invoice to a client I am
currently
thinking about treating myself
with
either an Oakland A's cap as I
regret I
left mine in Sweden my Intel
nook to
play with and maybe build a
travel
server router or to tie bar
girls we
have a winner I think the bar
girls are
probably a better fit that's
the way to
go my friend I could go on
longer but
you get the point I find it
worthwhile I
hope you fund this Awards well
we just
got the accounting in here and
then I
don't see any requests so you
skip a
Carmen it would be done
Oh Andy wants an F cancer karma
oh yes
right okay yes happy to do that
[Applause] okay yes happy to do
that
you've got karma thank all
these folks
for being our executive and
associate
executive producers for show
1076 yes
titles that are completely valid
anywhere that titles are
recognized
certainly these types of credits
executive producer associate
executive
producer of episode ten seventy
six of
the No Agenda show and thank
you very
much really appreciate that
everybody
also for what you the notes
it's and
learn a lot from this segment
here that
people who skip it I'll wait by
the way
do people who are on adderall
and listen
to 1.75 speed still skip the
donation
segment I don't know that
you're paying
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the mouth
Jim said ESPN
you know Ian yes PN um I don't
play
clips from Scott Adams
periscope because
it's a dizzy tennis devil it's
about a
45-minute ramble and they're
hard to get
anything concise out of there
but he
does come up with some good
stuff once
in a while this particular one
I think
you should promote it a little
more this
is a funny idea that he got
from Twitter
and he talked about a little
bit I did
take a lot of the spaces out so
it's a
little tighter than it would
normally be
but I want to play it because I
just
think this is a damn good idea
this is
Scott Adams on Democrat gun
control
somebody on Twitter suggested
that since
the Democrats seem to have a
temperament
problem and at the same time the
Democrats are anti-gun alright
so put
these two together and
Democrats are
anti-gun yeah they also seem to
have a
temperament problem because
they're
rioting and they're doing the
cathartic
theater thing so somebody
suggested that
we pass a law that Democrats
can't own
guns now the first time you
hear that
idea passing a law this is
Democrats
can't own guns the first time
you hear
that you say to yourself well
that's a
ridiculous just joke idea but
here's
what's so funny about it if
you're a
Democrat don't you believe this
some gun
control is better than none
right so if
you were to say to a Democrat
let's just
be completely rational here
Republicans will never give up
their
guns but you believe you
Democrats
believe that more guns is worse
and more
people with guns is worse so
why don't
we start somewhere we can all
look we
can all agree let's just start
where we
all agree we all agree that if
you're a
registered or Democrat you
shouldn't
have a gun now what Democrats
disagree
with gun control for Democrats
it's an
interesting argument isn't it
because on
one hand it's ridiculous on its
on its
surface because you don't make
laws that
only affect some people who
have you
know voluntarily
signed up to be in the party
you know
you don't do that put on the
other hand
it's what they want
I'm all-in it's funny but I
don't know I
don't know it seems like a good
idea to
me well so that means you can't
own a
gun as a registered Democrat
yeah yeah
oh good then I'm all for your
favorite
little birdies there John I
have a don't
forget I have at least two
maybe three
clips about this well yes so I
I did
something I don't normally do
but I did
listen to the one clip you have
about
the price tag and I definitely
want to
incorporate that but well you
know what
it is you can just incorporate
it I'm
going to what are your other Oh
Ethel
and as I wanted I have a I want
to talk
about hurricane Michael a
little bit oh
oh okay let's do that first
because I
have to say with this IPCC
special
report which came out just
before
hurricane Michael even I think
even
existed it would came out so
quickly I
was very surprised scanning
than the
news during the hurricane did
it really
I mean maybe it started now
today but no
one was really connecting it to
the IPCC
report which to me seemed
obvious as
this storm was created by HAARP
or some
other entity it seemed obvious
the state
if you go read Michael Crichton
state of
fear this is completely that
script like
well how come they're not just
saying
this over and over and over
again I'm
very surprised by that so let's
talk
about Michael then well here's
the clip
of the short roundup of CBS I
have one
comment about it and you can
take the
rest of it breathing I'm Jeff
floor in
Panama City Beach Florida and
this
region just endured one of the
worst
hurricanes in American history
the worst
hurricane to ever hit the
a panhandle the worst hurricane
to ever
hit the United States in the
month of
October on record tonight the
rain is
basically gone in this region
but the
wind is still here with us you
can see
power lines down behind us
power poles
down just across the street
here there
is the side ripped off a
building that
is a scene we are seeing all
across
never seen tonight okay where
are you
here's what gets me now if you
remember
the last hurricane the one that
drenched
North Carolina yes this Kirk
King comes
in and says I can for five
minutes it
stops at the coast and then
turns into a
zero tropical storm and just
dumps like
three feet of water on everyone
mm-hmm
the hurricane before that was
the one
that hit Houston which was the
same
thing oh it's gonna be it's
gonna
destroy everything it comes in
it stops
at the coast and dumps three
feet of
water on everything right and
so then
the expert climate guy comes
Isis this
is the new hurricane this is
the new
hurricane we're gonna do
because of the
way the temperature here and the
temperature there they're gonna
come in
and when they hit the land
they're gonna
stop and they're gonna dump all
this
moisture they picked up from
the warm
water that went into the
hurricane it
comes down and down and down
and just
soaks them now this particular
hurricane
it should have been the same
thing it
comes in in a five I expected
this up
now no it doesn't drop seven
feet of
water just blows through and
goes on its
merry way I was told after the
North
Carolina event by these global
warmest
guys the new hearth is gonna be
the way
it was gonna be for all these
hurricanes
they're all gonna be swamped
with water
Jeff Glor is standing there in a
completely dry area the
telephone poles
were all bent yes and it was
pretty
funny looking but there was
cars going
up and down like nothing had
happened
yeah I was just listening to the
coverage and Brian Williams on
MSNBC got
into a long rant about you know
how
sometimes it looks strange
because you
know we're we're standing in
the storm
was we're we're standing in the
storm
reporting and people just
walking by in
the background but that's
because you
don't see off the shot that
they're
walking behind a building and
you know
my questions why are you there
at all I
don't need you don't need to
stay in
there need you don't need to
stay in
I don't need Jeff Glor standing
in this
town we do not need Jeff Glor
standing
in any town the thing that gets
me is we
really build shitty houses in
America
these are shit homes and I'm
surprised
they're getting insurance at
all you
have to have strapped down roof
all
kinds of stuff in Florida maybe
the
Panhandle for some reason maybe
they
thought that wasn't necessary
I'm just I
think all the whole state of
Florida you
have to have all kinds of em
hurricane
proof windows but beside all
that we
just build really crappy
overpriced
houses made of wood
you know you have to do that in
California your houses have to
be built
of wood oh there's little
weights all
apart if there's one little
earthquake
eyes got to say I guess Florida
is the
same then not another for
earthquake but
marshy swampland maybe I don't
know but
the crime well there's marshy
swampland
you probably don't want so much
wood I
didn't notice this they showed
one of
the houses that did have has
blown up a
little bit I mean at least half
the
house was missing now and they
showed it
it was interesting because the
the
foundation on the structure the
inner
structure of the house was not
two by
fours or four by fours or two
by twos or
anything else it was metal hmm
I thought
that was what they're building
the end
so the structure was metal huh
that was weird metal on a the
structure
was metal that in other words
the
framing the frame in frame at
the house
appeared to be made out of
metal this
kind of uh like these little
mini beams
hmm well of course there's many
reasons
to think climate this climate
change
what used to be called global
warming
there's a bunch of hooey we
both are on
the side of Hawaii for a we're
both on
the side of oh there's climate
change
that's not man-made cyclical
and it's
just happening and the I think
are my
biggest grievance is the idea
that you
can fix this with money that's
the
that's the problem that's what
bothers
me the problem that's what
bothers
now I do understand and I
really became
first became aware of this
report the
minute it hit a Dutch member of
European
Parliament Marrakesh halka who
was just
a tone-deaf douche she's like
oh we have
so much to do so much work to
do and and
I realized that it particularly
and I
listened to a number of
European news
channels were and the Dutch one
is
easier for me I can really get
all the
nuance and they're politician
after
politician and you can hear
that they're
also kind of happy because this
report
just globally speaking says we
have to
forget the two degree warming
oh no no
no we have to get it down to
one and a
half degrees and we got to do
it pretty
soon and it's gonna cost a lot
of money
and you can just hear these pow
ditions are all dead all jacked
up
they're like oh yeah
he spent some money we're gonna
spend
some money it's what they live
for
but they don't even realize it
but
that's what they live for and
you want
to point out that we're not
talking when
it does that clip that I have
what
you're gonna play we're not
talking
about nickel and dime your clip
only
scratches the surface but it's
a great
starting point for the
calculations I've
come up with I think the best
lead into
this is the BBC who just had a
word
salad of beautiful fear about
this
report this is the lead-in and
background now you might be
forgiven for
thinking that some joined up
thinking
has been taking place or
perhaps it's
just by far the most important
issue of
the day the existential threat
to us all
raised by climate change I just
you talk
through it I just want to
reiterate what
she said the existential threat
to our
soul John our souls by far the
most
important issue of the day the
existential threat to us all
posed oh no
it's all I sorry I thought I
saw to us
all to us war it's an
existential threat
to us all so we're all gonna
die for
thinking that some joined up
thinking
has been taking place or
perhaps it's
just by far the most important
issue of
the day the existential threat
to us all
posed by climate change on the
day the
Nobel Prize for economics is
awarded to
two men for their work on
climate change
and innovation professor William
Nordhaus and Paul Romer we're
seeing the
publication of a major UN
report on the
subject the report society must
enact
unprecedented changes on how
people live
to prevent catastrophic changes
to the
planet it comes from the
Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate
Change and says dramatic
changes are
needed on energy consumption
travel
building methods and the food
that we
eat let's speak to Matt McGrath
who's
our environmental environment
correspondent he joins us from
Incheon
in South Korea which is where
the report
was was published Matt just
outlined for
us the kind of dramatic key
messages of
this report yeah Rossi oh
there's two
key points really about this
report the
first is that keeping
temperatures to
1.5 degrees is far far better
for the
planet than getting London
go to two degrees which has
been the
standard up to now so they're
talking
about things like coral reefs
they're
talking about millions of
people being
flooded all those are actually
much much
better if they're kept to 1.5
degrees
rather than allowing them to go
to two
degrees the other big point in
this
report is that it is still
possible to
keep two 1.5 degrees off if the
world
takes major steps conditions by
45%
we gloss over this type of
reporting
again it is the BBC who are
taken
seriously yes I wish you want
to mention
something we've been doing this
show for
almost 11 years we're coming on
11 yeah
every year we've been doing
this show
this was the point of no return
every
year it's the point of no
return in the
UK whenever so is the point of
no return
in the 17-point tipping point
yeah
tipping point if you wanna use
that
phrase same thing what happened
to Peak
Oil what happens it happen
whatever
happened to Peak Oil whatever
happens to
the dacha kids for that matter
well
they're properly doing but the
oil field
no let's just come by so we
gloss over
it but I think some people
still get the
overall message which is
millions died
millions migrated horrible
storms died
death migrated horrible storms
died
Oh soon gonna die death but it
can be
saved as long as you have
enough money
that it is still possible to
keep to 1.5
degrees if the world takes
major steps
such as cutting emissions by
45% in the
next 12 years dispensing with
coal as a
power source altogether 45% of
all
emissions and no more coal at
all and
boosting renewables massively
and
actually getting people to
change their
lifestyles Plus on top of all
that we're
going to need carbon removal
technology
to remove carbon from the
atmosphere
carbon removal technologies
these carbon
removal technologies John
they're called
trees reason you'll get plenty
of carbon
I take it differently what is
the number
one source of carbon well does
he say
carbonate carbon dioxide whole
house
press on top of all that we're
going to
need carbon remove this pisses
me off
carbon is not causing global
warming
carbon dioxide is causing
global warming
carbon dioxide is not cause
according no
I'm not telling you this for a
fact I
know that I'm saying that is
what the
report says the report doesn't
say
carbon is causing it no it's
carbon
dioxide right so I think he's
just
abbreviating this to say carbon
it's
part of the propagandistic ploy
the
number one thing to remove if
you want
to remove
as humans yeah of course
getting people
to change their lifestyles to
the
lifestyle of dead plus on top
of all
that we're going to need carbon
removal
technology to remove carbon
from the
atmosphere the big question in
all this
though is time now I've been
speaking to
professor Jewish he's one of the
co-chairs of the IPCC and I
asked him
how long policymakers have got
to take
action well they really need to
start
work work immediately
I mean the report is clear that
if
governments only just fulfil
the pledges
they made after the Paris
agreement for
2030 it's not good enough
it will really make it it will
really
make it very difficult to
consider
global warming of 1.5 if they
go to
Poland they read the report and
they
decide to increase their
ambitions and
act more immediately then 1.5
stays
within reach that's the nature
of the
choice they face as Professor
Jim ski
there speaking earlier on about
the
nature of this report and what
actions
governments might take and one
of the
things that might prevent
governments in
taking action of course this
costs the
report says it's going to cost
two and a
half percent of global GDP over
a period
of about 20 years so we'll see
later
down the road if governments
will
actually take the lessons of
this report
or whether they'll balk at the
overall
expense so the apparently we
have 12
years and I will remind
everyone that we
started we dropped the climate
change or
global warming moniker many
many years
ago and went for agenda 2030
because we
knew that 2030 is a year that
is the
reason the sweet spot for
someone my age
and even a little bit younger
because
that's when you'll be thinking
about all
the children and you know it's
really
your your end of life and I
need to do
something to save the world so
it's been
targeted specifically to get to
people
who still have some money if
you got any
money at all and they had a
little
announcement they had a little
a little
get-together to celebrate this
report
and I pulled three short clips
from this
just so we can understand what
this
really is now this is a special
report
this is
not some report that they've
worked on
for decades and decades it's a
special
like an interim report but it
has a very
specific goal and the leader of
this
little speech explains it to us
this
report is a rich resource for
governments formulating climate
policy
there you go
that's what this whole report
is for
it's a rich resource for
governments
forming climate policy and
we've given
you a lot of great things in
here areas
climate policy areas that are
affected
by climate change and a key
input into
coming climate negotiations my
colleagues will share the
combined
negotiating with oh yeah oh no
this is
negotiations it's everywhere
this is
your future climate carbon
taxes all
these negotiations negotiate
with who
and why everybody negotiating
with the
money watch for the money for
the
luncheon for the money the
negotiating
with other countries to get the
money
coming climate negotiations my
colleagues will share the key
findings
with you in a very short minute
of time
let me give you the highlights
first
climate change is already
affecting
people ecosystems and
livelihoods all
around the world my mudflat
second
limiting warming to 1.5 degrees
is not
impossible but will require
unprecedented transitions in
all aspects
of society third there are clear
benefits to keep warming to 1.5
the
researchers compared to two
degrees or
higher every bit of warming
matters now
this is this is what's
interesting this
every bit of warming matters is
their
slogan you're going to be
hammered with
it because clearly after the
United
States withdrew for I'll just
say
president Trump withdrew from
the
climate from the Paris climate
Accord
the the climate change
community has
been you know in flux we need
to create
something that really shows
we're all
gonna die and we need to get
this green
economy circular sustainable
economy all
these fuzzy words which I mean I
understand if you want to start
a new
economy and you want to base it
on you
know some stuff that may
may not work and so far as
proven to be
pretty cost inefficient because
it helps
it helps you know we have
economies
change all the time we have a
technology
economy to some degree but you
do need
to have some basics and you
know just
just to be scaring people into
this to
you as elites can go spend
money and
save people other way or
whatever it
whatever it is
it's insane it's really insane
and you
can see that these are just a
bunch of
douche bag elites when you
listen to the
second speaker so this is the
guy who
opened up gives you some
highlights the
second speaker from working
group to
there's three working groups
apparently
this is what she says right off
the bat
and why is this not playing
here we go
with that I would like to hand
over to
Valerie the working group
co-chair
working group co-chair 1 thank
you sue
before we get on to presenting
the
findings of the special report
on one
point five degree global
warming I'm
proud to unveil the draft cover
page of
this special report an artist
created
the piece of visual art on this
front
cover having been inspired by a
scientific figure in the
summary for
policy makers perhaps you can
recognize
it this is so typical where
they hired
an artist some actually some
semi
well-known guy to create the
cover for
this report I've seen this so
many times
this is douchebaggery of the
highest
order and again it's all about
one
simple slogan moving on to the
second
section of the SPM which deals
with
projected climate change
potential
impacts and associated risks
models
project robust differences
engineer
between present day and global
warming
of 1.5 degrees and between 1.5
degrees
and 2 degrees every bit of
extra warming
makes a difference all right so
that's
that's what it's all about
every bit of
global war every temperature
every
degree makes a difference
you'll see or
hear variations of it so now
I'm going
to play your global warming
clip because
it did have a little extra
kicker there
beyond just the GDP number it's
the
biggest warning from the science
community yet a call for action
where is
this from this clip I thought
it was
from Democracy Now but I think
it's from
one of the euronews sources the
IPCC
report is clear urgent and
unprecedented
changes are needed to keep
global
temperatures from rising too
unbearable
levels limiting warming to 1.5
degrees
is not impossible but will
require
unprecedented transitions in
all aspects
of society there are
Claire benefits to keep warming
to 145
degrees as compared to two
degrees or
higher every bit of warming
matters the
2015 Paris agreement aimed at
keeping a
global temperature rise this
century
well below two degrees Celsius
above
pre-industrial levels but the
IPCC's new
report shows that the effects
of global
warming would already be
disastrous with
a 1.5 degree increase 1.5
degrees would
cause a rise in global water
levels of
about 48 centimeters 56
centimeters if
temperatures were to rise two
degrees
the impact on the environment
would be
even more important horizon two
degrees
would cause the extinction of
18% of all
insects 16% of all plants and
8% of all
vertebrates not to mention the
effect on
human populations in global
warming 21.5
compared to two degrees would
reduce the
number of people exposed to
climate
related lists and susceptible
to poverty
by up to several hundred
millions by
2050 limiting global warming to
1.5
degrees Celsius comes with a
hefty price
tag some two point one trillion
euros
would have to be invested every
year for
25 years so two point one
trillion
dollars a year and you're know
two point
one trillion euros yeah a year
that's
just for your 20 years are you
kidding
me no that's just for Europe
according
to the World Bank the global
gross
domestic product I guess
everyone would
participate if we're you can't
just say
yeah the Chinese and the
Indians will
not participate so let's start
there but
let's let's just say if they
had to
because we're all gonna die I
mean
someone's gotta over there and
kick
their ass and tell them to pay
up
because it's all about the
Benjamins
so the gross world product for
2015 was
74 trillion dollars that's 74
thousand
billion take two and a half
percent of
that you get one point 85
trillion
multiplied by 2030 seven
trillion
dollars this number was
actually higher
than that's for
half a degree oh that's for
half a
degree so I read through the
report and
I just have a couple of things
that I
marked up and I just wanted to
it's a
very long report ins a lot of
this high
confidence yeah we think so
Magic eight Ball says looks
like it you
know so this is this is the
kind of
report ninety one specialist
scientists
wrote this report so throughout
the
entire this report so
throughout the
a document there's a lot of you
know
over and over they use the
words experts
last chance carbon taxes
disaster
man-made catastrophe it's you
know what
some I'm gonna put it in the
show notes
someone needs to download this
and do a
word cloud on it I want a word
cloud or
this report you'll see experts
carbon
taxes disaster man-made
catastrophe last
chance also they make it very
clear
these experts that nuclear
power is not
the way to go it is called this
was the
thing that kind of caught my
attention
it is quote dirty and dangerous
and they are really pushing
against that
you can't you can't be doing
this look
at it from another perspective
if this
is such a and in fact this is
the
argument I use if you get into
an
argument in a bar or at a
cocktail party
do you want me to read some of
them more
because I want to I thought not
to get to an argument abort
okay new
supposedly dirty and dangerous
when it's
not I mean it has elements of
that but
it's not dirty and dangerous
the point
is if we're all going to die
don't you
think we should take the easy
way out
and that's easily a nuclear
power
they literally if we're all
going to die
a litter to spend trillions of
dollars
no no no come on
no because proliferation of
nuclear
energy will be I'm telling you
this is
in the report will be too
tempting for
people to weaponize that that
nuclear
material which is like gamma
bomb their
neighborhood were they talking
about
yeah that's some that's what
the experts
are talking about that's that's
literally in this Rory Duke
powered I
know you don't look I'm not in
the barn
I'm not fucking with you some
other
things I've noticed here too in
general
carbon dioxide emissions must
reach Net
Zero by 2050 in order to keep
global
warming below 1.5 degrees
Celsius this
is the whole report is the one
point
five degree report so they're
really
upping it all up and making you
just
worried so to reiterate carbon
dioxide
use must fall by 45 percent by
2030
that's 12 less than 12 years
from now
coal use will have to be
reduced quote
substantially by the middle of
the
century and as you heard in one
of our
Clips the technology that
removes carbon
from the atmosphere is
unavoidable and I
still don't really understand
what
carbon has to do with it if we
fail to
meet these goals and the worth
earth
warms by two degrees centigrade
according to the report
hundreds of
millions of lives are at stake
so what
they're saying is very
interesting that
if we wait until the two
degrees so many
people are gonna die but if we
can only
get to 1.5 and we're at 0.8
nine right
now courts of magical unicorn
calculation then millions of
people will
live millions will live if only
we can
do this now
see the 1.5 degree report it
has yes
it's going to monumentally
change our
society so of course in order
to stop
using coal and fossil fuels as
a primary
energy source by the middle of
the
century we will transition to
electric
solar wind and maybe just a
little bit
of remnants of nuclear but also
buyer at
bioenergy and biofuels
the report also says limiting
individual
transportation such as cars
airplane use
and shipping on a large scale
and
improving access to electric
transportation public transit
and non
motor transit like walking and
biking as
well as restoring forests and
non-human
ecosystems will need to happen
at a
large scale in order to limit
warming to
1.5 degrees people are pooping
on the
BART train I like the idea
large-scale
planting of trees yeah that will
definitely reduce some carbon
dioxide
they just kind of slip that in
I mean I
didn't know that individual
transportation includes planting
large-scale trees
[Music] trees
this is the final quote from
what's-her-name skia skia
anyway finally
we've delivered a message to the
governments we've done our job
we've now
passed the message on and it's
their
responsibility having invited
us to
reproduce this report to decide
if they
gonna act on it direct quote
they
invited them to produce this
report
because they get all jacked up
on
spending money let me see now
this 1.5
degrees it's not I mean this was
actually talked about in 2009
they
started to do they think it's
kind of a
throwback to do they think it's
kind of a
I won't objective you wrap this
pretty
soon won't objective you wrap
this pretty
every bit of warming matters
okay this
will just take me into to
interview
clips about you know because
who's going
to be impacted that by this
it'll be
people who produce oil the
Saudis are
getting hammered by Trump
what does gas price right there
in
California at five bucks now is
$3.75
for a premium oh that's not too
bad I
think we're we're are 220-240
here maybe
yeah huh that is because who
forties
better better thing would you
God for
sure Christiana Island poor I
had a you
never see this he barely see
these
interviews interviewed the
Saudi foreign
minister about what Trump said
about
Saudi Arabia or I should say
OPEC at the
United Nations which is in this
clip as
well did anyone talk about what
he said
during the UN regarding OPEC
was that in
any news stories anywhere
no there was though they what
there
wasn't time for that because
the world
was laughing at him Donald
Trump Nostra
broadside at OPEC countries he
called
them well obviously Saudi
Arabia is the
biggest OPEC country and we're
gonna
play a sound byte of what he
said
regarding high oil prices at
the moment
Popek and OPEC nations are as
usual
ripping off the rest of the
world and I
don't like it
nobody should like it
we defend many of these nations
for
nothing and then they take
advantage of
us and then they take advantage
of
by giving us high oil prices
not good we
want them to stop raising
prices we want
them to start lowering prices
and they
must contribute substantially to
military protection from now on
we are
not going to put up with it
these
horrible prices much longer
well I mean
Saudi Arabia as I said is the
biggest
and most powerful OPEC nation
were you
surprised by that I mean we're
not going
to put up with these horrible
prices any
longer and accusing OPEC of
being
responsible for these high
prices and it
wasn't surprising because the
president
has articulated this position
before
Saudi Arabia's committed to
balancing
the oil markets were committed
to
ensuring that prices are at
moderate
levels so that consumers are
not hurt
and producers are not hurt we
have seen
an increase in the demand for
oil and
we're going to see a reduction
in the
supply of oil by Iran and I
think the
markets are putting upward
pressure on
the price of oil we have
increased our
oil production we continue to
increase
our oil production to bring
more oil to
the markets so that we have
moderate
prices you see production
increases in
the United States you see
production
increases elsewhere there's a
commitment
to stabilize markets at prices
that do
not harm consumers or producers
this has
been our policy for the last
four
decades and we continue to
explain this
to our friends in the US the
price of
oil began to increase when
American
shale production came down as a
consequence of lower prices now
American
supply is increasing and we're
providing
more supply to the market with
regards
to the Iran sanctions we are
fully
supportive of the president's
policy on
Iran we believe it's the right
policy
whether it involves withdrawing
from the
jcpoa or whether it involves
imposing
more sanctions on Iran to make
Iran
comply with international laws
and
international norms and
behavior so
we're fully onboard with that
policy
right so this is a foreign
minister and
he's full of crap and I hate
this well
you know it's what the market
wants is
like we're trying to keep it
balanced so
it doesn't hurt producers
doesn't help
doesn't hurt consumers it's all
very
hurtful this is this is
completely wrong
and I don't know if the if the
Saudi
Arabia Magnitsky type act with
the
Khashoggi journalist ties into
this at
all could be that we need to
you know
put these guys on notice but I
this led
me to a clip from Dan Pina Penna
remember this guy Dan Penna is
the oil
guy we had a clip from him now
maybe a
year ago and he was just he was
saying
global warming is a scam
because or yeah
go war is a scam because if it
was true
then you wouldn't be able to
insure your
home and with Lloyd near with
for you
know more than 10 years
otherwise you
know why would they ensure that
remember
that guy yeah a very loudmouth
brash guy
he's this clip he explains the
Saudis
the oil prices and the reason
we still
have not seen these Saudi
Aramco public
listing when I was in the energy
business and forevermore I'm
beyond oil
man oh yeah by the way he's a
little
brash sometimes in his language
use okay
you are no well man oh man
everybody
everybody knew that when when
people
will take more seriously global
warming
is when a Ramco Saudi the
Kingdom runs
out of oil now two years ago
Aramco
which is a petroleum company of
the
Saudi government and now
they're going
to go public this is when oil
was $28 a
barrel now why would smart guys
MIT kind
of guys say they're gonna go
public at
the lowest oil price in the
last 3040
years why why hmm because when
you go
public and they're gonna sell it
wouldn't sell two percent of
the company
off when they go public they
have to
report a reserve report publish
a
reserve report which means that
for the
first time in the history since
they
discovered oil there Jay paul
Getty
discovered oil they're back 70
80 years
ago they're gonna know about
plus or
minus ten percent how much oil
the
Saudis really have now I'm here
to tell
you really have now I'm here to
tell
they have hundreds of trillions
of
barrels they are never going to
run out
of fucking oil and your
children's
lifetime fucking oil and your
children's
now they've now pulled back and
they've
changed three times the date of
the
public offering three times in
the last
two years now in 2019 looks
good but
maybe maybe not we'll let the
market
dictate of course oil is up
from 25 26
dollars a barrel up to 65 issue
more or less and the they don't
want to
publish that number if they
don't have
to the price
I hear the price the the where
the lines
crossed supply and demand for a
ramco-4700 bought dollars a
barrel
stabilized over two three four
five
years not one day okay so I
don't see
one they're going to go public
because
if they do they're gonna have
to tell
what the reserves are and you
know what
the price of oil is going to do
when
they say that there's 42
kazillion
jillion barrels of oil control
like a
fucking stone like that guy
you stone like that guy
hello stone like that guy
were you listening at all yeah
no your
our of that clip you know
have you bored with this I mean
we
rarely talk about global warming
bullshit there's a huge report
and
you're just like harping on me
one you
want to fight me in the bar
then you're
like man he's taking too long
and then
this is a very boring report
was like
half the show I didn't get
anything out
of it they didn't already know
I SEP
they're supposedly this guy
doesn't know
how much the reserves are in
Saudi
Arabia maybe they're not that
much we
have pretty good expertise on
reserves
of the oil companies I don't
know what
everybody else is doing Scripps
skeptical about that guy I do
have one
clip that kind of falls into
place no
you cannot do that it's too
boring it's
a short clip by clip is boring
39
seconds 39 minutes of boring
hit it I
don't know what it is you
really know by
the way you really really
pissed me off
with that that's okay don't
worry about
it that that's okay don't worry
about
Oh Terry democracy now are you
commanding me to play something
you want
to play it
president Trump has ordered the
EPA to
roll back limits on the amount
of
ethanol blended into gasoline
in a move
that will benefit big
agribusiness
companies Trump announced the
ethanol
rule change at a campaign rally
in Iowa
Tuesday evening where he
appealed to his
Republican base to turn out
during next
month's midterm elections at
the rally
Trump mocked California
Democratic
Senator Dianne Feinstein
claiming she
leaked a letter written by
professor
Christine Blasi Ford alleging
Supreme
Court justice Brett Kavanaugh
tried to
rape her when they were
teenagers Trump
then laughed as the supporters
chanted
lock her up referring not to
Hillary
Clinton but to senator Feinstein
no no they were referring to so
the
question is
I thought ethanol is the big
lifesaver
is gonna be the best thing ever
since
sliced bread it was better for
the
environment didn't give up so
much
carbon so why are they
presenting it in
a negative light on democracy
now
what I thought all right you're
back no
no please entertain us I'm just
saying
it just seems screwy to me knew
that
they condemning yet more
production of
ethanol when this is the guys
these are
the global warmest s-- they
want to see
you know less and less carbon
and now
all of a sudden
since Trump's kind of wants to
make more
ethanol this is bad
it's all seems about Trump to
me anyway
yeah tell me something I didn't
know all
right so I'll do something for
the OTG
segment to lighten the mood a
little bit
another thing you bitch about
but of
course I'm from the future and
that's
why it now shows up on the
family guy
[Music] it now shows up on the
family guy
looks like they really want me
to come
that party we're gonna have to
go you
you have a pager
yeah you get paged yeah that's
how a
pager works why don't you just
get a
phone um you mean one of your
government
tracking devices no thanks I'm
using a
pager oh you're looking at your
steps no
the government's watching where
you're
going it's not nap time Stewie
wake up
all right we're out of here okay
Stewie's going to the party
yeah but
where's Chris going I have no
idea he's
completely off the grid forever
sir we
have eyes on Chris he's at a
douchbag
vaping party sooner or later
they all
get sloppy I'm gonna show my
fooled by
Joan sloppy I'm gonna show my
fooled by
- no agenda imagine all the
people who
could do oh yeah well we do
have a few
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hundred
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bag
for too long I'll give him a D
douching
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as one hundred twenty dollars
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happy 60th birthday on October
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big job come I believe he's on
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I think so see ya I think so
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hard eleven cents he sent a
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knowing is how great we were
and I of
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somewhere there
it is it's a big giant card
says 11
think of it being what number 1
twice
over it's a big 11th birthday
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except that was kind of cute
it's been
just over a year since I last
donated so
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he's been a
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I've
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here's to another 11 years
great work
Craig from Omaha uh Tony Tony
Schmidt
hundred eleven dollars and 11
cents
thank you for your courage
Keith Gibson
$101 this was a drunk donation
that made
me laugh from Tony Schmidt I
don't know
if you feel like it but ok I'll
give it
a shot effect if he's really
drunk I
hate you for your courage hard
work and
collective sanity with this
donation I
like to call sir Matthew mcvade
er to
the stage if I do recall
correctly I had
a lot of beer I love beer he
performs
exclusively on the basement
stage I'm
not sure how I got down here or
back up
but I know I was there and I
know it was
him I know I was there and I
know it was
where's the D douching yeah
shots that
they had in at Karma
shout out the free although
books calm
and then range stick shake to
Florida
because fuck'em don't do that
we don't
do we do not operate the rain
stick in
that manner this is not a
device to be
used and for follies I have it
locked up
I don't want the kids getting
holed up
in a gun case yeah how'd you
know it's
where it belongs I don't have
kids
otherwise that have it locked
up in a
gun case too uh Keith Gibson
now these
are $101 one cent this was to
celebrate
10:10 day I in dimes
which is a famous Chinese
celebration
which is which is actually
celebrated by
both the mainlanders and the the
Republic of China Taiwan Keith
get I'm
surprised I didn't get some
nasty note
about calling Taiwan Keith
Gibson we're
we're calling it - it's called
Taiwan
well you know as a part of
China well
who listens to this show is
gonna send
you a nasty note about that
I don't know the one Chinese
who's in
Hong Kong but no they'd be more
inclined
to agree with exactly exactly
have to be
in the mainland to be in Beijing
Cillian they don't you're right
didn't
nobody listens Keith they
probably have
a clone of the show over there
like it's
come up with some racist line
for no Jan
I can't come up with it
Keith Gibson anonymous you he
says he
loves this oh he's from loves
from
Zephir free Jack London Square
a foamer
paradise yeah that's because
they have
it the big state train station
there no
Kalin is store 100 101 mr.
melon melon
house key in Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Jeffrey Jacque administer a
couple years
follow the tech industry very
quickly it
became clear to me that your
deconstruction the search for
context
data and facts made the world
as sane or
in simpler place
you're right sir Baba the dudes
named
Ben is this right am i right
I'm bicycles no no no no no no
no
Charles uh-huh where we got
would you
just do I just did
Jeffrey yeah I think it's Pete
Baron of
Friesland at northern Holland
well it won't come up on my
spreadsheet
because he put a note in there
that is
the it's way too big
you're had to read it or read
the who it
is like it we don't read these
I don't
understand why you're reading
all these
notes I'm not reading I just
Joe I can't
read his name or the amount he
donated
will hurt pate Baron of
Friesland
and northern Holland nine nine
nine nine
thank you for your it just
bounces
around let me see if I can do
it but
that's John you've had this
problem for
years it's because in this it's
not not
my problem it's the
spreadsheets problem
Charles Schultz is that next
mm-hmm are
Anniston Alabama 81 sir Bob of
the
dude's name band hi you know if
people
didn't put I don't know how
they get a
note jammed in there like that
when
people say I can't write three
words and
then that PayPal won't take it
I have a
feeling that this was forwarded
from an
email that Eric put in there
maybe the
problem has been your problem
is Eric
he's creating the spreadsheet
sir Baba the dudes named Ben in
High
Point North Carolina Jim
garbage you
know of my latest policy as I
say the
Eric just put that I have the
note which
I had on the other one earlier
and don't
put it in the spreadsheet I
didn't know
that was policy but to know as
a new
policy I didn't get the memo
it's a new
experimental beta policy that
explains
it then
sir Baba's of the dude's name
Ben 808
now I got grief for the last
newsletter
from not using it boobs Easter
Egg so I
put one in this when I get one
no one
loves you know everyone get
back face it
no one really loves you
Jim garbage garbage
Jim garbage juice Katie Stefan
a ret we
have a favorite we have a
plumbing firm
in the area name a right now
this in
physics 6006 this is an fell
box which
which boob is the 6006 that's a
little
lopsided no it's not lopsided
something's wrong it's boobs
woohoo this
is wrong
we have oh by the way NC for
our g73
sauce 73 Jim Buell 58 58 Spring
Hill
with a with a happy belated
birthday to
his smokin hot wife Stephanie
Chris Whidden 5005 fifty-fifty
and then
now we have $50 donors name and
location
Roy ten how they in Pina Pina
Colada
Banneker pie knocker pine
knocker
Roy tan Hoffa
right n hopper nailed in pine
not gonna
Robert Bruckner Kimberly
Redmond in
Toronto Tony Smith in Fort
Worth Texas
Brett yo in Ken's Ville
Maryland Larry
hey in Mooresville North
Carolina
does anyone in Texas think that
Fort
Worth is a shithole no it's
actually
very beautiful has a great
airport and
that's where things will be
happening
yes we're Amazon's gonna move I
thought
that was a secret
um you two swore me to fucking
secrecy
said we gotta look for some
real estate
up there as another exit
strategy and I
just because I mentioned to a
friend the
mind a Lib Joe who seems to be
worried
sick that though he's gonna be
swamped
under by the rising oceans you
should
ask me if he has a few hours to
listen
to my report on climate change
he'll
change his mind it's not that
long it's
only an hour anyway he he's
moaning and
groaning about this oh you told
him
about a great place to move and
he says
it's a shithole this Lib Joe
said
Fort Worth is a shithole yeah
screw him
it's not all that bad weird
it's like
the town well anyway so you
might as
well tell everyone now now the
cat is
out of the bag we've been
researching
Amazon moving to Fort Worth as
their new
headquarter and you and I were
like how
we gotta buy some real estate
it's gonna
make us rich don't you remember
the
whole sworn to secrecy bit and
made a
mistake okay
now everyone's in on it well
they should
be thinking I'm thinking about
it and
working on our behalf trying to
find
another real hot spot by the
way Oh in
what another Amazon possibility
no no
this is a different whole
different game
now just just so everybody
knows the
reason why John came up with
this is you
know he's from Texas diso's
he's from
that area no he's from Houston
okay I'm
sorry's from Houston they have
an
airport there and a Fort Worth
they have
a de Lyonne what Ross Perot's
Alliance
Alliance yes which would be
perfect
there's a lot of buildings a
lot of
space zero taxes state taxes at
least I
still think it's a what are
they going
to announce this
Ross Perot's got some sort of a
real-estate operation that has
been
buying up crap all over the
area ah I
think they're just waiting so
they until
they're all settled in so they
could say
you know Disney had this thing
he did
Disney when he formed
Disneyland which
none of the banks wanted to
help him
whistle when he did Disney
World down in
Florida when he did Disney
World down in
he said screw the banks I'm
gonna do
public offering public bonds
and I'm
never gonna dump I gotta borrow
from the
bank's anymore because they
didn't help
me when I needed help and so he
never
went back to the banks but he
found one
other problem with Disneyland
is that
around Disneyland every sleazy
little
motel operator started you know
plant in
there a little little motels and
anything to kind of impinge on
Disneyland and their budded up
right
against the park if you go to
Disneyland
the whole area around the park
is all a
bunch of little motels or cheap
restaurants out so he said
that's not
gonna happen again cuz this
ruins the
experience even though you're
in the
park you don't really see
outside
there's a hill around the whole
park so
he can't look outside but
instead he
decided to buy up all of
Central Orlando
and he did it was but with a
phony-baloney real estate
company that
was not associated with him
support but
it was it was a front and they
bought up
all the land they could to keep
the same
situation from reoccurring hmm
and so
that's why that central Orlando
is all
Disney well it actually doesn't
matter
because I have another strategy
the real
estate I mean that's shot
anyway here's
how here's my strategy the
minute we
know which city that's in if
it's gonna
be in Texas I'm opening up a
vape shop
and a dog walking service
well I'm not gonna say that
those aren't
great businesses for what you're
describing and that's exactly
what was
probably needed and in Seattle
cuz I'm
puttin 75,000 jobs in Seattle
and all
these apartment buildings went
up and
all it probably would be a good
business
if you wanted to run it you'd
have to
did promise you have to run a
business
as no home buying some real
estate we
have producers we have
producers once
you guys you get dexter to help
you he's
gonna make the juice will have
Amazon a
juice hmm mm-hmm anyway that's
our story
all right we sort people to
think we're
sorry throw nice mist against
Fort Worth
thanks Tony for that come by
the way
Tony buy up some property
around your
house and you got give us be on
the
lookout for a safe shot for me
Brett yo in Canton's Ville
Maryland
Larry hey in Mooresville North
Carolina
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Gardner from
he's one of our Richard
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a bunch of Jonathan Ferriss and
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think was four or five
different knights
and dames tweeting out pictures
of their
ring the sealing-wax
certificate we had
one Dame even had a chalice of
a nice
bottle of wine in the picture
do you see
any of these because I did
retreated all
of them I was it was like a run
on it
like everybody was tweeting
these things
all around the same I guess I
guess it
was just the recent mailing or
something
it was I thought it was odd it
was well
we've been out cuz I've been
asking for
it and and people listened by
the way I
get did some scam that happened
but I have Geico as insurance
what for
car insurance
Geico is a little lizard yes
yes that
was I always like the lizard
campaign so
when we move to the common law
condo I
put Tina on the insurance Tina
Schneider
SN IDR so I get the most recent
bill
comes in yes yesterday a day
before
Geico just property insurance
car
insurance I've had it for car
insurance
oh so he's getting car
insurance room
have you ever seen the
commercials
actually I love those
commercials they
have a variety of different
approaches
and they use them somehow the
commercial
idea what they do it the
commercial did
not convince you they do car
insurance
great commercials so no this is
for the
for Mike for my car Tina she
has her own
insurance she has the Allstate
whatever
just doesn't do her insurance
cover you
anything she drives okay I'm
just gonna
finish the story so I yeah I
think
you're supposed to put someone
on if
they're gonna be a frequent
driver
doesn't matter it didn't
increase my
premium it made no difference
in fact
this is how okay I'll tell you
how it
happened when I sold the
airstream then
I had to call him up to get rid
of the
extremely air Streamyx extremely
expensive airstream insurance
and then I
said well you got anyone else
in whose
it was driving the your car
said yeah
and it's okay will it be no
change just
put on the policy okay it's
fine it's
also like a gesture we had
mailed
together yeah okay it's
common-law it's
nice to get a bill that isn't
both our
names but until she sues you
but what
happens the other day I get a
note and
it says yeah you know we your
premiums
been recalculated and I think
it went up
by several hundred dollars what
yeah
your premiums been recalculated
based
upon the driving record of the
drivers
and at that's in the same
letter they
say they have added
Elise's daughter spelled
incorrectly her
last name with a y instead of
an i to my
insurance because she's living
in this
house now she's not she's had
aged I
think she has a a bank account
that
comes to this address but they
just took
the liberty of just putting her
on my
insurance recalculating my
premium which
is more because you know she's
21 and
she's had issues driving and I
get this
high insurance premium
what's this is an outrage but
if you
know how can you do this and it
doesn't
oh you can't well they just did
well how
I didn't even know I mean where
did they
get this information where are
these
coming to somebody spooking
around the
house their microphones there
what's
going on well so the bank that
Tina's
daughter uses I don't know
which bank it
is or somewhere that she's no
actually
it's an her name is misspelled
so
somewhere someone got ahold of
her name
it's misspelled some mail comes
to this
address misspelled some mail
comes to this
spam junk mail and they sold
that name
to Geico and Geico went ah same
address
we better put her on the
insurance
especially since we can get
more money
it isn't even that you call
your agent
now some isn't a gecko it's I'm
gonna
call gecko they're on the list
you're
gonna talk to the agents this
bullcrap
and they take it right off and
you get
your money back yeah but I'm
going to
call them and I'm going to err
I want a
supervisor and I want to know
what else
are you doing I'm gonna make us
think
about it you should make us
think about
it they just they corrected
immediately
I'll make us think governor
those were
those terrible clients are
gonna fuck
you over you're trying to make
a stink I
can always go to Tina's
insurance she
has a great FICO score and the
only
other thing I wanted to mention
is just
while we're on grievances like
this
capital one who I saw
throughout the
American Music Awards here's
what I have
to say to you Capital One for
your use
of music by Michael Jackson
Prince and
Whitney Houston three
superstars in my
life who I've respected and
liked a lot
and known for you to be the
first to use
their music well Michael not so
much but
yeah Michael Prince and Whitney
Houston
fuck you it disgusted me
it really disgusted me I did
anyone else
that's sure they did it
disgusts me that
the family because they didn't
want any
of this the families they went
oh great
the record company's publishing
Wow yeah
that's great now let's whore
them out
now that they're dead and can't
say
anything and that's bad enough
but then
Capital One you're gonna you're
gonna
use that now you guys suck
maybe they'll
curse them I hope so they
really irked
me a chance just like Prince
didn't
listen even let you play his
music no
one can have it
and then he dies and what is
dead what a
year two years no no all his
music is on
capital wizened yeah that's
really
annoying I know those guys are
the
market well you did you yeah
well you
got one of the cars he already
gave us a
report let's talk about I
believe which
might be the sixth week Cyclery
coming
back okay this is the stupid
200-pound
bomb story
oh let's revisit you know
anything about
this hmm no we're late by all
the
networks your play is 200 by
the way
this 200 pound bomb is an 8
pound bomb
in a in a wooden case and so
they
weighed the whole thing it was
200
pounds they call a 200 pound
bomb very
misleading but that's not like
200
pounds of TNT is not the same
it was 8
pounds of black powder he
bought online
oh yeah there was a hundred 192
pounds
of what metal light wood 56
year-old man
from New York was charged today
with
making a huge bomb as part of a
plot to
blow himself up in Washington
DC on
election day Paula Reid fills
us in on
this day Paula Reid fills us in
on
FBI agents today continued
searching a
home just north of New York
City where
yesterday they discovered a
200-pound
bomb prosecutors say Paul
Rosenfeld
planned to detonate that bomb in
Washington DC on election day he
allegedly wanted to kill
himself and
draw attention to his political
beliefs
over the past two months
according to
court papers Rosenfeld
allegedly sent
letters and text messages to a
Pennsylvania resident detailing
his plan
to detonate the bomb on the
National
Mall detonate the bomb on the
National
to draw attention to the
sortition
political theory that advocates
the
random selection of government
officials
the Pennsylvania resident
alerted the
FBI and police pulled Rosenfeld
over
Tuesday after waving his
Miranda rights
Rosenfeld admitted his plan he
told
agency ordered women he he
waived his
Miranda rights who does that
guy who's
nuts Oh who's on the payroll
yeah the
Pennsylvania resident alerted
the FBI
and police pulled Rosenfeld
over Tuesday
after waving his Miranda rights
Rosenfeld admitted his plan he
told it
since he ordered large
quantities of
black powder online built small
tests
explosives and then used about
eight
pounds to construct the
200-pound
explosive device in a plywood
box in his
basement device in a plywood
box in his
he said he installed certain
components
in the device to ensure that he
was
killed in the blast
di technicians removed the bomb
from his
basement and transferred it to
a safe
location at a Senate hearing
this
morning FBI director
Christopher Rea
said his agents are
investigating about
a thousand homegrown terror
threats in
all 50 states
okay of the full range of
extremist
ideologies from right to left
and
everything in the car Wow no
this is
this is a this is a different
kind of
reboot we're moving away from
the crazy
Islamic terrorists two crazy
Republican
white nut nut job men yeah
that's what's
going on here all right guys
and there's
thousands of these white guys
with these
play with bombs
I thought they upped the ante
because if
you remember it was the
previous FBI guy
Comey who said that I would
maybe been
gone back to Muller but the one
of them
said we we but we believe we
have at
least one per state every state
there's
50 of these you know nut cases
out there
they're gonna do something that
we have
to keep an eye on them now it's
changed
to 1,000 so that's how many per
state
200 1,000 so that's how many
per state
yeah that's ridiculous
not 200 does you veer off it
would be
nice for me no 20 about the
stripe 20
there you go 20 20
let's try 20 yeah BB you know
what
before that before the year is
over
it'll be 200 that the rate
their house
and Thursday thousands
thousands of
these guys who knows what's up
with the
FBI guys who knows what's up
with the
well I'm marking today's date
as a six
week cycle date okay and we're
gonna
keep it nice watches and mark
okay
that's how they do it in the in
the TV
shows and Martha the other
disgusting
story and Martha the other
disgusting
is this you know about this
their
pudding didn't we talk about
this on the
last show about Facebook coming
out with
an Alexa device now you talked
about it
on th unplugged
I'm glad you listen
yes you got a clip here about
this thing
I why would anybody put this in
their
house the question is why is
Facebook
marketing it at this moment why
should
people trust Facebook to put
this kind
of device into their homes so
we have
the same privacy from the
ground now the
fact that we were asked to
build it from
the hardware the software the a
ID
technology that we show you we
have put
privacy every layer this dark
Facebook
is obviously an advertising
business so
are you going to use this
screen to put
advertising in people's homes
because it
brings Facebook right into your
home
looking at you every day
we don't know too much about
what
information facebook is going
to retain
from these devices the only
thing that
companies could be sure about
is that
somehow the device is going to
be hacked
that's what we've seen over and
over and
over again okay girl genius well
Facebook is doing a lot of
things I'm
seeing them advertising their
Facebook
marketplace a lot
which is their the Craigslist
type deal
I don't know any of this
ont I see it all the time these
ads on
TV for Facebook they're too
high I have
not seen any of these ads okay
I'm a
little cord cutted but yeah
they're in
trouble you know people are
walking away
you know I think they've got to
focus a
lot of energy on the insta
which is I think is if the
revenue is
not already coming from there
it's it
will in the future just seems
to be the
winner it's a real winner and I
think
this was just on the books you
know it's
a big companies like something
else
crude is it's got to come out
then we'll
release it I haven't seen him I
saw the
news shows jumping on it with
this with
a similar story but they're not
real I
don't see anyone out there
pushing a no
statement from Zuck about how
great it
is I think was just in the
planning and
just got to release it and get
it done
with unless they start really
pushing it
for christmas which i think is
unlikely
now i had another story and i
was only
gonna mention it until i if
unless i got
the right clip and i think I
got the
right clip it was from a local
Fox
station this is the emotional
squirrel
story which I'm sure you've
heard it
brings a wild squirrel onto an
airplane
it expects to be that on as an
emotional
support squirrel all of your
questions
about this process or answered
and she
actually answers them in this
clip we
heard that there was a squirrel
on the
plane that we needed to get off
passenger Cindy torque brought
her
emotional support squirrel on
the plane
but frontiers line said they
don't allow
rodents frontiers line said
they don't allow
I said sure not taking my
squirrel sorry
Cindy was coming to visit
family in
Cleveland she tells FOX 8 she
got her
squirrel named Daisy to help
with severe
anxiety she'll fit in the palm
of my
hand I can cover her up with my
other
hand she gives you kisses she
says she
went to the check-in desk with
Daisy but
when she got in her seat there
was a
problem and she said are you
getting off
the plane if you don't then we
have to
deboard everybody okay
dee bored them but I'm taking my
squirrel with me everyone on
the plane
had to get off we don't want to
get off
we to get off we don't want to
get off
like we're ready to go let's go
but just
a squirrel who would have a
squirrel no
offense as a pet and police
came to take
Cindy and the squirrel off to
it's cruel
what they did to me she should
not have
been able to get past TSA if the
squirrel was an animal that
can't be on
the plane why did she even get
as far as
she did that's a good question
Cindy went through security
with no
problem he said you can hold
her so she
doesn't have to go through
x-ray and tsa
told us in an email the
squirrel was
screened the same way someone's
cat
would be screened the container
was sent
through the x-ray machine and
the
passenger carried the squirrel
through
the walkthrough metal detector
they say
is up to the airlines to
determine if an
animal may fly Cindy says she
understands why Daisy might not
be
welcome on a plane if somebody
brought a
rat or a snake or a spider
transfer onto
the plane I would feel a little
creepy I
can sympathize with the people
that
don't want her there she was at
a
carrying case Frontier says it
wasn't
clear Cindy's animal was a
squirrel but
they still refunded her money
and gave
her a ticket voucher but Cindy
says
that's not enough I will own a
big
portion of this area I'm going
for blood
I am going all the way I am
contacting
an attorney I'm gonna own a big
portion
of this airline we have now
officially
gone insane well she has it's
just the
start and I love how the thing
was in a
cage you know I wonder what
carrier
carrier the thing is everyone
they had
in the reports like that just
cries dude
or squirrel just great not a
goat and
all these these are okay okay
either
yeah but on some airlines they
are yeah
if you're flying to Mecca
all right I thought it was
something
collective insanity couple of
things I
got here I have a this did you
see the
de clip that was going around
Twitter on
John Mayer the performer with
his guitar
yes I was actually going to
mention to
you that I earlier before we
started the
show I secreted some toxic
masculinity
on the on the mixing table
we'll wipe it up needs a big
sponge John
Mayer alright didn't this need
some
lead-in I think John well can
you get
deleting cuz I don't have a
John Mayer
is a womanizer yes total
womanizer and
all of a sudden he's like
mister bitch
what who subscribes to this
policy he
seemed he says that parent part
of the
male problem is that if you're
a man you
should be able to get an
erection for
any woman period I've never had
that
experience I'm not walking
around with
an erection all the time but
there's
plenty of women that don't have
any
appeal to me
I don't know John Mayer
personally but
he comes across to me as the
type of
character who really
disrespects women
because he thinks they're all
his
conquest and he has proven that
he's
also projecting then he's all
he's doing
is projecting yes and blaming
all men
for his problem yes this is the
kind of
guy that stops with his sports
car next
to the girl and he's and he
turns up the
radio really loud with some
thumping
song that's John Mayer that's
this kind
of guy is a douche and now yes
now he's
projecting and I've I agree
what is this
bullcrap the men think that
they should
all get an erection for every
woman they
see no
it's very very douchey we don't
that's the try quite honestly
and I'm
having a hard time hearing it
now I saw
this clip played on news
stations I'm
like why even playing this clip
you
can't hear what he says he's
just like a
tear that contract to play it I
found
this to be extremely annoying
who's this
guy think he is I want to play
more
being for all men I want to
play more
because this is the longest
version of
the clip I've seen
[Music] clip I've seen
what you're saying
what is the male contract then
the male
contract is to get between the
ages of
whatever puberty and college to
be
instructed to have a class to
have a
voice of reason to talk to
young men you
are not supposed to be able to
do this
to everything that moves you
are not
entitled to be able to do is to
move
this does not come naturally to
a man
this is not unnaturally to a
man and do
not possess the universal
ability to
have any woman that mercy the
great
philosopher John Mayer
everybody I think
he was coming out as gay that's
totally
possible was coming out as gay
that's totally
haha I'm gonna do a quick
triage of
Trump hates we start with CB
CNBC who
just can't stop comparing him
to Nixon
have a president call out the
Fed recive
way he'll let us at all until
adviced
Nixon was critical in his day
isn't it
I mean look he was really good
on the
China thing we're undoing that
now right
but you know Nixon was he's not
the
wrong you know classically not
the role
model including the Christmas
Day
bombing of the children okay
Morning Joe
now they're just wait wait wait
wait
wait wait what was that that
was sound
like creamer what's he got to
do with
this conversation that's all
they talk
about a CNBC oh my god yeah
yeah morning
are you familiar with the two
minutes of
hate this term this concept no
you will
be reminded by the Morning Joe
show
during this little segment
[Applause] this little segment
and I think that talking about
five sin
can you believe it before the
hate had
proceeded for thirty seconds
uncontrollable exclamations of
Rage
we're breaking out from half
the people
in the room in its second
minute the
heat register frenzied people
were
leaping up and down in their
places and
shouting at the top of their
voices a
horrible thing about the two
minutes
hate that's the name of the
exercise was
not that one was obliged to
listen but
that it was impossible to avoid
joining
in and yet the rage that one
felt was an
abstract undirected emotion
which could
be switched from one object to
another
like the flame of a blow lamp
sound like
a trump rally stake that was
former
Massachusetts governor bill
weld in
November of 2016
reading from George Orwell's
1984 and
predicting what we are now
seeing two
years later as last night's
campaign
rally broken out into a
spontaneous
chant demanding to lock up
Democratic
Senator Dianne Feinstein there
you are
we've arrived in 1984 gone to
one of
these things you've been to one
you see
him if you watch him these
people are
just doing it just to earth
they're
doing it not as hate they're
doing it as
kind of a like a moment of
working the
other side it's humorous uh-huh
it's
actually a moment two minutes
of humor
more than it is two minutes of
hate well
but that piece was completely
produced
with this in mind they overlaid
two
events this in mind they
overlaid two
no tell that is so pathetic
God's well
they give me clip of the day
for that
only because it's clip of the
day yeah
I'm sorry for the sicknesses
sick sick
sick sick and more sick not as
sick as
my my last clip in the triage
you may
have seen this one but I like
to play
this on the show so that we
have it on
the show because not everyone
sees the
in the insanity this was on the
Don
Lemon show as you know he is the
overnight sensation on CNN
along with
him Tara set Mayer oh yeah
Bakari sellers and then there's
one guy
from I don't know The Daily
Beast or
something like took after you
play this
clip I'm going to explain why I
didn't
clip it okay and then I'll
explain I'll
tell you what I think about it
so here
it is this is about Kanye West
meeting
with Donald Trump Kanye West is
what
happens when Negroes don't read
and and
we have this now and now Donald
Trump is
going to use it and pervert it
and he's
gonna have somebody who can
stand with
him and take pictures
listen black folks are about to
trade
Kanye West in the racial draft
okay
they've had it with him and
he's an
attention whore like the
president he's
all of a sudden now the the
model
spokesperson he's the token
negro of the
of the Trump administration
this is
ridiculous and no one should be
taking
Kanye West seriously he's
clearly has
issues he's already been
hospitalized
okay he's already been
hospitalized
why didn't you clip it I think
there's a
lot to unpack here well first
of all
that's a clip of a clip
because in the interim they
talked about
how they the Negro who doesn't
read a
book and then taking a Negro on
the
Negro draft or whatever she was
saying
we're both taken and they were
expressed
they expressly mentioned that
they were
taken from comedy skits oh no
one was
Chris Rock's he's the one who
did the
negro he doesn't read a book
and then
they had the one with some
other comic
that the third person that was
on that
panel brought that up he says
well at
least I got that reference
uh-huh so
these were references to comedy
acts and
that's what had Don Lemon
cracking up I
just thought it was just
they're trying
to be funny and they weren't
very funny
and I don't I see I'd loss all
the
tweets oh my god they said this
and they
said that but Jesus we're gonna
give you
want to give Trump a break for
being
humorous you got to give the
other side
a break too if they're trying
to be
funny I actually wasn't serious
uh I had
I I was I was I too was like
why is
everyone upset I love this I
wish people
would talk more like this on
CNN at
least it's a little more real
this is
the kind of jokes you make
jokes you
make amongst yourselves
I don't know I mean I've been
amongst
African Americans and when
there's some
jokes it's funny you're gonna
bitch
about nobody or nobody gets it
that
trumps funny is actually funny
this and
the and the locker up is really
actually
funny it's humorous it is you
got to
give the other side the same
leeway I
didn't realize it was this
because then
I got duped by this was this
somewhere
in their conversation they
mentioned was
they right it was right what
happened
let me tell you what happened I
did not
do what I did with the Tucker
Carlson
clip I did not go and look for
the
original I did not notice an
edit so
what you're saying is it's
edited yes ah
okay well then you know what
that is
actually all the reason to
bring it to
the show and explain that
because it's
going around exactly what you
said like
everyone's all going crazy but
they were
jokes and they actually
explained that
ah yeah they referenced the
jokes I
think the jokes are funny
I thought so too but more
importantly
that's how normal people talk
amongst
themselves it was good I think
earlier
in the show you did it you
found some
clip of some idiot claiming
that that
what one of the judges what or
Clarence
Thomas was a sexual predator
Rory's a
say he a sexual assault or he
didn't do
anything but that's what you
there's
your condemnation not against
there's
mild commentary right
I wasn't condemning I again I I
liked it
no I know you didn't I thought
I didn't
know where you're gonna go with
it but I
just thought it was humorous
but I
thought it was humorous
especially in
lieu of the of the notice they
gave
discussing the origins of this
of these
lines okay there is one part of
it
though that is not okay and
that's not
okay by today's social justice
standards
and so much and what's-her-face
terror
set Meyer should be called out
on its
this last bit the token negro
of the of
the trump administration this is
ridiculous and no one should be
taking
Kanye West seriously he's
clearly has
issues he's already been
hospitalized
you don't make fun of these
people this
is in the victim culture social
justice
warrior that is for bohtan you
know you
don't say this you don't say
hey who
can't take him serious he's
already been
treated for mental problems AB
yeah -
that's egregious that's really
not that
was unexcusable
now my last little thing or
last one of
two is what is the deal that
started
with the guy apparently some
astronaut
this was all over Twitter and I
put a
one of the I put the little
back-and-forth tweets on the
newsletter
astronaut comes back in he's
Scott Kelly
yes quotes Winston Churchill
and then he
gets a bunch of these sjw's
jump all
over him saying uh the racist
of all
time he's the worst man ever
which the
Churchill was a douche they go
on and on
and so then there's against up
showing
up on good morning Britain of
course
with the what's with the you
know is
document here's Morgan Pierce
Morgan
again disgusted they brought
out some
guy course you know you you
know how to
do this you've done it you
bring out
some guys a boneheaded you know
the
worst possible character they
brought in
a professor black guy from
Haiti or
somewhere some black guy
teaches at some
no-name College in London and
they bring
him out just to stir things up
and that
and it's fine I mean this guy's
has this
opinion he's kind of a douche
and
they've written but what is the
point in
the first place of jumping all
over
these guys because they're old
white
guys who have seen so it's on
the
culture yes amongst many other
things
that men are responsible for
well listen
the way this goes down why I
mean the
historical record here is clear
even
Boris Johnson admits that he
was a
racist he was someone who
believed the
white race was superior
the natives didn't have any
right to
they land in the Americas the
Indians
were a ghastly people and just
was a
general imperialist racist in
sixteen
ways that we can say because
those were
the views of their time and the
fact
that he actually achieved
something
which saved defended protected
our
nation means that we can
separate those
things out that's the Jimmy
Savile
defense it was just a bit
different back
in the day
jimmy savile this is a better
comparison
at the time Leo Amery the
secretary of
India not anti-racist actually
said that
Cheerios views were so extreme
on India
he couldn't separate them from
Hitler's
and the truth is Hitler was a
great
military leader but product of
his time
and if they won the war we'd be
having
discussion next do people watch
that
show I think so yeah and she's
Jimmy
Savile yeah the child rapist
so Churchill and Jimmy Savile
kind of
the same kind of thing they're
totally
to say to accomplish with this
this is
just annoying people by the way
well
this is a version of us pulling
down
statues you know let's go after
Churchill now yeah and you know
what
everybody needs their 15
minutes they
gotta you know got a story
you're some
whacked up television news
especially
it's not that this was news
it's just
useless except for c-span
that's kind of
useful still well I get to
Shorty's now
you already said you had two
shorties
and you can do one more left
yep one
more I'll skip the love baguette
and this is good this is a new
disease
we now have to fret about a new
disease
tonight doctors in Chicago say
two year
old Julia pain has acute flaccid
myelitis or afm the rare polio
like
disease on the rise her mother
thought
she had a cold I took her to
the ER
because she turned blue I
noticed you
couldn't hold her head up
anymore and
she couldn't use her right now
doctors
believe a FM which can cause
partial
paralysis is linked to viruses
but say
there's no known cure
hand-washing the
best protection the CDC
confirming at
least 38 infections in 16
states now
investigating even more
including a new
cluster in Illinois we started
to see
clusters of it back in 2014 and
it went
away relatively in 2015 and
then we saw
a resurgence of cases again in
2016
tonight doctors scrambling to
solve a
medical mystery wire some
children
falling ill from such a
dangerous
disease I've never heard of
this well
you gotta start hearing about I
think
that was the salvo I don't
quite get the
premise when she said the woman
took the
baby or the kid in because she
thought
she had a cold and the
description was
her she turned blue couldn't
lift her
arm and couldn't lift her head
she
couldn't breathe maybe then
what I mean
is something's up but it's not
a cold
but it has this name afm so
yeah I've
been around clearly yeah okay
you bummed
me out with that so let's let's
play the
love bug yet because levon dead
children
good love they get the love
back ed is
not just a funny shaped loaf of
bread
and suburban shape emulates the
symbol
of the French nonprofit ed it
raises
money to fight and prevent aids
like 900
other bakers and Friends
Mehrotra in bed
is selling this bag yet for two
euros
half the proceeds are sent to
the
organization kiss a baby
keepers so they
saw food Evie
this is the first time my aunt
1 has
participated even his clients
who aren't
familiar with the love baguettes
appreciate the initiative she
separated
a mother if he can help fight
the
disease mother if he can help
fight the
I love baguette regular yet
helped raise
80,000 euros money that Edie
used to buy
HIV screening kits and finance
preventive measures I think I
would have
preferred the dead children
honestly I
predict love baguettes in the
United
States within the next six
months a lot
of predictions by the way the
love
baguette is like that little
ribbon you
know the little yeah like a
like a
pretzel only it's not it's like
a pretty
pretzel but it's a big giant
things I'm
a dad now it's pretty much all
right
everybody dad now it's pretty
much all right
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