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January 9th, 2020 • 2h 47m

1206: Tolerized

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okay okay okay okay
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Adam curry John C. Dvorak this is your
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award-winning keep our nation media
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assassination episode 1206 this is no
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agenda star state in the morning
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everybody
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I'm Adam curry and from northerns to the
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gun Valley where we're all shocked and
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stunned by the fact a Justin Bieber is
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fighting Lyme's disease fact I'm Jesse
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Dvorak thank you for this important fact
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I'm very glad we know this I've always
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wondered about there's a lot of
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celebrities who have Lyme's disease yeah
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I wonder if that's uh I think they're
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all tick covered well maybe it was what
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we used to call going to the spa you
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know what I mean
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I have Lyme disease you won't see me for
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a couple of months yeah don't you think
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that's what right he's probably pregnant
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I think that's what it used to be I'm
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going to the spa for a little bit just
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going to rejuvenate mm-hmm yeah well we
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kept the amygdala small we sure did
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nobody else seemed to do it well I got
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to tell you man when when did those when
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did the Iranian missile strikes happen
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was that was that so Wednesday night
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well do we did the show on Sunday right
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I think was the next day well I wasn't
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yesterday that would be Wednesday night
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it was it was pretty incredible
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the keeper she saw it on social media
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I'm sure she's like oh my god
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and I'd heard my phone gone and I kind
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of ignored it and it was Agent Orange
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who I think is in he may be in Kuwait or
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I'm not sure he's always around sandy
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areas and he was sending me you know
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pictures in fact he was telling me stuff
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and ten minutes later would show up on
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on TV that's how short those lines are
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from the sand yeah whatever's going on
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there it's pretty quick it only takes 10
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minutes or so and then it comes through
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on US media but even I'll for a seconds
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like holy crap this isn't is this the
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playbook what's going on and then pretty
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quickly got the message that the Nano
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they well they didn't actually hit sand
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outside of the base they did hit areas
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inside the base but as we now know
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it seems to be some kind of game Trump
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tweets an American flag how many tweets
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an Iranian flag one guy doing all of it
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when the leaders of countries are
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tweeting flags at each other you know
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this is bullcrap that was a whole
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premise it is really bullcrap but there
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were a lot of extra little bits would
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made which made it just incredibly
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interesting so to reiterate our initial
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analysis of the situation with soleimani
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I think we even talked about once in
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your soul amount or Khamenei was
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tweeting back at Trump it was pretty
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obvious that this was some kind of some
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kind of well as everyone says now
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face-saving mission but it wasn't just
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face a or who knows exactly what went on
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but there were a couple other things
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that happened during this during this
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evening which leads me to possibly
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adjust the thinking of what exactly went
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down was it just a bunch of missiles
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that the showed up some with warheads
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some not I'm not quite sure what
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exploded what didn't you had pictures in
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the newsletter of an unexploded drone
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which we got a great analysis from one
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of our producers as to what exactly it
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was but if you look at everything that
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happened you know there was uh let's see
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shoot man I'm looking for the for the
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best but we'll start with this one I did
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speak to the FAA moments ago they said
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three hours before that Boeing aircraft
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went down they issued an indefinite ban
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on all US carriers flying over Iran Iraq
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the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman
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translation those were the waters
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between Iran and Saudi Arabia there was
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a concern about the u.s. or any
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passenger being a target but also a
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misidentification of a plane couldn't be
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something else so it may just be
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coincidence that three hours before the
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missile strike FAA sent out a special
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warning to aircraft in the area don't
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know flyovers they already had I think
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of 26 thousand foot ceiling restriction
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but that's been there for a while this
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was new three hours before just three
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hours and then this happened in Iran in
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the last 24 hours now 50 people or more
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killed in a stampede during a sermon is
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a funeral procession it had to be
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suspended he was eventually buried in
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Kerman later but 50 dead in a stampede
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then Iran launches 15 missiles directed
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at US bases in Iraq hits two of them no
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casualties hours later a Boeing for a
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brand new Boeing plane recently serviced
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a falls out of the sky after taking off
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from Tehran's Airport and then this is
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not widely reported but then there was a
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4.9% in the point nine magnitude quake
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right several actually across Iran
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including one very close to a nuclear
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facility and the markets are at record
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highs and the market is the markets at
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record highs so just for argument's sake
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I'd like to expand on the idea that
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maybe there was a little bit of warfare
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that did take place in the background
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and I'm going to say it earthquake
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machine it exists it's been talked about
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in the United States Congress since the
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early 80s
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other countries apparently have this
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capability what if the there was early
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warning there was knowledge that there
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that missiles were going to be incoming
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no knowledge if they were going to be
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targeted properly or not and
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you know what guys the minute those
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things are flying we flip on harp we let
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him know that we've got the goods on
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them and unfortunately the Ukrainian
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aircraft was in the way of the waves and
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it got toasted at 8,000 feet altitude I
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know it's nuts but I just firm it up I
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just want to put it out there as a
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possibility the possibility I'm not
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saying that I mean the original theory
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is solid it's it's just a possibility
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that the Ukrainian aircraft accident is
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an interesting one yes it is it's the
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most interesting aspect to me I said it
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was filled with Canadians will not fill
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but there were 60 I think 60 Canadians
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30 from the University of Alberta hmm
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all uh most of them dual citizens going
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back to Canada but somehow for some
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unknown reason going from Tehran to Kiev
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to someplace then to Canada I don't know
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where they were routed that way what the
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point of it was but a number of
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professors a lot of students here's
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Ukraine's response which is a take-back
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big development today is that Ukraine
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now says a missile strike or some act of
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terrorism our possibilities and must be
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looked into remember initially those
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things were ruled out by the Ukrainian
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embassy in Tehran as officials there
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immediately pointed to mechanical
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failure that early statement was taken
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down in the country said it was too
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early to tell what happened now the
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president of Ukraine laid flowers at
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memorial at the Kiev Airport today says
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the investigation must be open and the
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information from the black boxes shared
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in accordance with international law the
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plane crashed just three minutes after
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takeoff from the Tehran Airport at about
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four hours after Iran fired missiles at
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air bases in Iraq flight tracker data
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shows the plane ascended to about 8,000
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feet at normal speed and then lost all
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contact witnesses say the plane was
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engulfed in flames as it plunged to the
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ground there never was any communication
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between the pilots and the tower as the
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plane was going down but officials in
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Iran now say the pilots were attempting
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to turn around the plane
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let it land it back at the airport Iran
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is blaming the engine failure fire and
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the Western intelligence agencies also
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believed there was a technical
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malfunction that caused one engine to
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overheat but many crash experts in the
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US are skeptical they got almost 8,000
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feet so it wasn't like right after
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takeoff
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so the fact there was nothing coming
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from the cockpit probably meant that the
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cockpit was destroyed upon impact with
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something and the pilots weren't there
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to make any kind of comments Canada is
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also expressing the desire to have a
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very open investigation they had they
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lost a majority of the 176 passengers on
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board Iran says that it will not allow
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boeing to inspect those black boxes and
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we'll have to see if that changes in the
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coming days yeah very fishy but there
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wasn't an explosion it was on fire they
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say which well eyewitness accounts you
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know you always just miss just a
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smattering of the you know get to watch
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the whole event cuz you're not looking
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there yeah yeah it's very very fishy
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they said to show a lot of bullet holes
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in the tail section yeah it would look
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like bullet holes that may or may not be
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something but who knows yeah no no I
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don't think so either
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other than the HAARP machine theremin oh
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I'm not gonna know I'm not hitting the
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theremin all of this this does come at a
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great time for Tom Cruise though doesn't
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it what you got new movie coming out
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yeah Top Gun - no isn't this three three
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uh how many top guns do we need this is
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what well the plus is what Ricky Gervais
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is with bitch hold on hold we'll get the
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Ricky Gervais the the sequel is reported
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to involve a conflict with Iran in which
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Tom Cruise steals in Iranian f-14 after
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being shot down
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God knows guy knows how to plan shit
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he's good wasn't there an old wasn't
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there an exact same movie with Clint
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Eastwood where he stole some Russian
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plane
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and I don't know these these are not
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very creative movies I well apparently
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the CGI is really good it's a flying
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flying movie so I'll go and take a look
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at that now there's just a lot of weird
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things around you know this this 48-hour
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period the New York Times specifically
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Steve what is this guy's name was it's
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who's this reporter Steve Simon who used
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to be one of Obama's top policy guys
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wrote in The New York Times about a
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hypothetical US military strike on
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sulemani in Baghdad really only half a
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day before it actually happened did you
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did you read this did you see any of
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this I heard about it yeah so apparently
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he said you know imagine or where is it
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find the exact quote something the
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effective imagine you're going to you
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know your soleimani and you're in
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Baghdad and the address of where you're
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going is known it would be easy for a
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hypersonic missile to strike you I mean
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it that could either be a of course
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complete coincidence be message Allah
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rubicon is what I was thinking
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that was sounds more like it yeah to let
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people know to either buy or sell stocks
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I don't know what the the thing is I
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think they they can't seem to control
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the market the only thing it controls
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the stock market our Chinese
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announcements yeah so then the rubicon
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the idea would not come from there so
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because the market went up indeed and
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then we did discuss this on the da Chomp
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lecture about how and during these wars
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episodes that market tends to go up not
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down mm-hmm so jab by the know it sounds
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like a Rubicon event to me but I don't
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know where the investment but the idea
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of Rubicon these things are always
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moneymakers or maybe well maybe it
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wasn't necessarily an investment advice
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maybe it was maybe it was hey man you
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might want to another one I heard is
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that Soleimani had a blackberry issued
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by CrowdStrike
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I don't know if that's true but I like
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CrowdStrike trying to make good with the
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elites of the world hey Manuel will help
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you drone that guy don't worry about it
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they say there were oh yeah this was
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he's all just interesting little data
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points this was only see
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Roka hana is that that's a congressman I
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guess yes for Fremont free oh he's from
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California yeah well he brought up
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something interesting that happened in
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with regards to the NDAA the National
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Defense Authorization Act which was
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signed sealed and delivered by the
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president what just two weeks ago and of
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course if if the White House hadn't
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intervened none of this would have been
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possible at all so yet another curious
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data point the legislation is very
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simple it would say that there will be
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no funding for any offensive strikes on
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Iran or Iran Ian's officials this
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actually had passed the House of
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Representatives as an amendment to the
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National Defense Authorization Act and
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there was majority support for it in the
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Senate
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unfortunately the White House stripped
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it from the final defense bill had we
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fought frankly harder to keep it in as
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the Soleimani attack may have been
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avoided
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how about that well that's actually the
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most interesting of the group he's just
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presented that's pretty interesting take
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that out we need that taken out so they
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probably I mean they probably worth
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figuring that that would not fly because
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they knew they were gonna take the guy
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out one way or the other was not a an
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overnight operation they've been
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tracking him for a while yeah well let's
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go back to the basic premise at which I
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think these very explenation for people
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who haven't heard the basic premise
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which was your idea that the irani has
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wanted to get rid of this guy and they
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needed something but they couldn't do it
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themselves for some various political
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reasons because you could see by the by
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the the funeral procession there were
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millions of people who were in love with
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this character and but he had too much
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control he had control of the major
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armies and he was and the underground
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and the Hamas and everything in between
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but he's getting too popular and he
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could have taken over the country how
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they get rid of him without making it
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look like a you know to too obvious and
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have the United States do it part of a
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quid pro quo now we're gonna start to be
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able to do business now right and we'll
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we'll send some missiles over there in
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the meantime to save face if you don't
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mind and okay and now it's everyone's
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standing down and there's nothing's
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gonna continue that's gonna maybe lead
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to something or not yeah and I think
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Trump's the president's speech which was
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orchestrated in only a way Trump could
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think of doing coming through earth with
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the halo of light behind him that I mean
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that's that's a Putin and by all these
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guys that look nervous as hell they did
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all kind of look like oh don't fuck it
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up man please just stick to the script
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and he was bumbling through it too he
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was he was signing over he was tripping
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about Edwards I have most of it
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including to what I consider to be
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hilarious gaffes because in within the
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speech he did he pulled two O'Reilly
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which we turned into one of our words
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and what's word that we keep using all
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the time that O'Reilly threw out there
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and we now it's becoming so common I
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racking my brain what do you talk and
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O'Reilly that sounds like you know you
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rape some woman what isn't O'Reilly I
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don't remember Bill O'Reilly came out
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and he put two words together made it
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word out of it that we used all the time
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it's so good that we can't remember it
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well this chatroom chatroom is you do
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your job they're trolls man they're not
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they're not chatters whatever trolls get
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to work Bogut if huh what Bogut him yeah
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there you go
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thanks trolls see we uses so much you
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don't even remember even did it no I
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thought you made it up I didn't know
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that Bill O'Reilly came up oh no he had
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the quote where he said Bogut if instead
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of saying bogus and something else's
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became with Bogut if and so we started
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using it as a term it's funny you know I
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I'm telling you I swear to God I thought
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you made it up that's interesting I
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don't even see this clip but we didn't
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yeah I'm looking in the archives I don't
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see what it's around okay yeah he's the
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one who coined it he didn't coin it he
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just fell into it the same thing here
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okay yes yes all right what are we gonna
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play well first I'm gonna spend a little
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bit of that speech started start with
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part one which is the way starts off
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which was unusual he never says hello as
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long as I'm president of the United
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States Iran will never be allowed to
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have a nuclear weapon good morning now
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that was another part of the interesting
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entrance the whole deal that was I mean
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the only all I could think of is that
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was the message
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that's the message nothing else mattered
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well I've never heard him anyone do a
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prelude no to a hello like a teaser like
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and I'll be right back with my speech
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after these words from our sponsors
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stars yakking away and it's very boring
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and this is part to Easter you can get
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to sense how dull it is I'm pleased to
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inform you the American people the
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breathing man 90s he's hyperventilating
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yes totally
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see nervous he's like maybe cuz he's
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good maybe two or three of the guys
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behind him have a gun on him I think I
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think he really wanted to do this right
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this is what happens to Trump when he's
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in acting mode because he doesn't have
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this when he's on stage and he's just
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you know doing his thing doing his stick
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he's great what he's doing his thing is
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just natural when he's in acting mode I
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have this to a to some degree you're
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just so focused on what you're doing
19:38
what you're saying that you forget to
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breathe and once it started I have this
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on the show sometimes and I'll have to
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hit the mute button and just take a deep
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breath because I've been talking for
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five minutes I forgot to breathe
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sometimes I have it on the phone too so
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I recognize that you get into and so
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he's trying not to do the big intake
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gasp of air and it's a little paperback
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take a paper bag and breathe
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excuse me for one second Iran will never
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have a nuclear weapon as long as a
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president he just just do it
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Emily grateful and happy no Americans
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were harmed in last night's attack by
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the Iranian regime always out of breath
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there too it's really bad
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I think on here one I think that just
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the basic no agenda thesis er which is
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your invention which you dreamed up or
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got from someone or I don't know came
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from God
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it came from God who are you and rush
20:46
limbaugh so I think that he is he's
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obviously part of the of the scheme but
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I'm wondering if he doesn't trust the
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scheme he thinks he may be being set up
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and that his nervousness he can't trust
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anybody except his daughter yeah and so
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this is making him nervous but he's
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playing along hmm that's Wow so he's not
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in charge of this of the of the gambit
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no he wouldn't wait I got a dream this
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kind of thing if this is a spooky spooks
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spook spooky thing it seems so simple
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though I mean no okay regime we suffered
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no casualties all of our soldiers are
21:30
safe and only minimal damage was
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sustained at our military bases our
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great American forces are prepared for
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anything
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Iran appears to be standing down which
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is a good thing for all parties
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concerned and a very good thing for the
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world
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no American or Iraqi lives were lost
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because of the precautions taken the
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dispersal of forces and an early warning
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system that worked very well I salute
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the incredible skill and courage of
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America's men and women in uniform for
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far too long
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all the way back to 1979 to be exact
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nations have tolerated Iran's
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destructive and destabilizing behavior
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in the Middle East and beyond those days
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are over Iran has been the leading
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sponsor of terrorism and their pursuit
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of nuclear weapons threatens the
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civilized world we will never let that
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happen
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just on the on the early warning system
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general retired General Douglas McGregor
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had the following to say and I think he
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may have led a little bit more slip out
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than he intended
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the president is very lucky these
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missiles as you pointed out were
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targeted in advance and we were informed
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in advance of where they were going to
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land so we were able to evacuate
23:07
soldiers sailors airmen and Marines and
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have no casualties the president made a
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right decision not to respond now he
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needs to live up to the promises that he
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made to the American people and pull us
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out of both Syria and Iraq so that's not
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just an early warning system that tells
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me something was launched he said they
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were targeted before and we knew where
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they would land yes that's switched by
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the way I should mention this we did
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have one of our producers go on about
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this possibility being bullcrap yeah but
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I think this changes that well I think I
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just when I heard the first time I heard
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that they were warned I never got the
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impression it was from the base the
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operations going all those missiles
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incoming missiles to take cover which is
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what are in which which is our military
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guy told rice said that's why that's
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what did it it wasn't Jim you know Bob I
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am back in fact I believe this was it
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this whole thing if you were gonna go
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along with the if we're gonna either
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take it or don't take the fact that
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there's a scheme afoot
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yeah I'm all in on scheme afoot and I
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think our producer who had who says he
24:19
has good credentials and I'd have no
24:21
reason to doubt him but that would be
24:23
what he's been told to believe of course
24:27
he's not gonna be who's gonna be let in
24:29
on this we had somebody tweet Oh as one
24:32
of the Khomeini or says something and
24:34
make some announcements there's no
24:36
mention of any sort of us of the good
24:40
agreement although man I got a lot of
24:48
Twitter hate when those missiles started
24:50
coming in I got a better story than that
24:59
it's because I'm sitting at watching TV
25:01
with Nick as the A's are announcing this
25:04
Nick is your
25:05
you know his fiancee yes and Nick is it
25:10
and I said I explained him to just the
25:12
scheme with you know whatever ability
25:14
but I had it roll with his eyes when you
25:17
never know he's very he's pretty much
25:19
all in on this idea his dad would
25:22
definitely be rolling his eyes yeah and
25:24
and I was explaining to him in some
25:26
detail and then they made this
25:27
announcement and then as soon as they
25:29
said and there were no casualties
25:33
bingo boom Shakalaka it was like holy
25:35
crap that's exactly what we you know I
25:40
for a moment there I felt my
25:42
relationship was on the line you know
25:43
I'm I'm here telling my beautiful wife
25:45
don't worry this is just all this all
25:47
show that was after our Sunday show then
25:51
these missiles come in at her head man
25:53
whips around looks at me turn Democrat
26:02
on you're either in the house who says
26:03
she isn't we've been doing this for 12
26:07
years you and I she's new to the party
26:10
you know she hasn't been through a
26:12
massive prediction which turns out to be
26:15
right
26:16
especially one when it's it's scary or
26:19
you're you're being told to be very
26:21
afraid because every channel had a
26:23
person on talking in the dark with two
26:25
lights in the sky shot a flare that was
26:37
alright yeah I'm not gonna play well now
26:42
yeah I'm gonna skip three because these
26:43
are pretty crummy let's go - lets get to
26:46
the gaff parts now I have it
26:48
Trump talk a take on Iran floor there's
26:51
one thing I wanted to mention I was
26:53
hoping was convene your clips twice he
26:55
talked about the Iranian regime and when
27:00
you when you discuss this type of golden
27:05
plate clips where you might be in there
27:06
oh okay well it's not that important was
27:09
last week we took decisive action to
27:12
stop a ruthless terrorist from
27:15
threatening American lives
27:17
at my direction the United States
27:20
military eliminated the world's top did
27:23
you hear what he said at my head my
27:24
direction
27:25
no no voice yet might what might it was
27:28
his final say-so maybe it could be could
27:31
make that claim noise anyway the he says
27:35
we've stopped a terrorist from making
27:38
threats last week we took decisive
27:40
action to stop a ruthless terrorist from
27:44
threatening American lives you can
27:50
interpret that in multiple ways but I
27:52
see you're an open literally yeah I feel
27:56
your angle at my direction the United
27:59
States military eliminated the world's
28:01
top cursed terrorist he's doing a bush
28:05
terrorist terrorist Kassam soleimani
28:09
and what happened what's this with was
28:11
it soleimani solo meny
28:14
or is the New York Times would have a
28:16
sulemani yeah oh yeah and you were right
28:18
in the newsletter it's like this happens
28:20
every time it was Osama bin Laden then
28:25
it was Osama bin Laden's code it is code
28:28
it's like what Intelligence Agency are
28:30
you working with well smelling it this
28:32
way so you gotcha as the head of the
28:36
cuts force solemn Annie was personally
28:39
respond Alemany so he's addressing all
28:42
of the intelligence agencies possible
28:45
for some of the absolutely worst
28:48
atrocities he trained terrorist armies
28:52
including Hezbollah launching terrorist
28:55
strikes against civilian targets he
28:58
fueled bloody civil wars all across the
29:02
region he viciously wounded and murdered
29:05
thousands of US troops including the
29:08
planting of roadside bombs that maim and
29:11
dismembered their victims Salah meny
29:15
directed the recent attacks on US
29:17
personnel in Iraq that badly wounded for
29:20
servicemembers and killed one American
29:23
and he orchestrated the violent assault
29:26
on the US Embassy in Baghdad
29:30
in recent days he was planning new
29:32
attacks on American targets but we
29:34
stopped him solemn and his hands were
29:38
drenched in both American and Iranian
29:41
blood he should have been terminated
29:45
long ago by removing solemn a knee
29:50
we have sent a powerful message to
29:51
terrorists if you value your own life
29:54
you will not threaten the lives of our
29:56
people unfortunately what I wanted was
29:58
not in there which is the regime which
30:01
he mentioned twice and who knows we
30:06
might get lucky here we go as we
30:10
continue to evaluate options in response
30:13
to Iranian aggression the United States
30:16
will immediately impose additional
30:18
punishing economic sanctions on the
30:20
Iranian regime see this almost no one
30:23
talked about that about well the regime
30:27
part is one but also new sanctions which
30:30
is really hurting the people of Iran
30:32
this has really destroyed almost all
30:35
Commerce but he's he's I think he's
30:38
putting it all I think there is some
30:42
persuasive
30:45
verbiage going on here using regime not
30:48
saying government not saying Supreme
30:50
Leader not saying president no regime
30:53
and that can only mean that we're
30:55
talking about a regime change as near
30:57
the end of the speech I don't know if
30:58
you have it you know he said hey the
31:01
people inside Iran are all pissed off so
31:04
to me it's like I'm just waiting and
31:07
looking to see okay when do we see
31:09
so-called protests with brand new signs
31:12
pop up within Iran that would be the
31:17
next logical step if this indeed is the
31:20
type of game that we think it is
31:25
maybe I mean everyone ends up getting
31:28
rebel eyes I mean we have to remember
31:32
that hold on we have to remember that
31:37
Libya was a good example this one
31:39
everyone did they Trump how to put some
31:41
tents up for the guy because no no was
31:45
it no hotel would allow him to yet
31:47
because he wanted to or too many floors
31:49
right and so he let him set up tents
31:52
with all of his yes he lived in tents
31:56
set up by which car they are usually
31:58
living in tents there they set up tents
32:01
by Trump god I wonder if we still have
32:04
that clip we must have had a clip about
32:07
it or maybe we only talked about it well
32:09
let's get to the gaps because I think
32:11
that a part we are listen alright let's
32:13
do it okay you're gonna have to spot the
32:14
gaffe this is part of the game okay it's
32:18
O'Reilly style gaffe where he actually
32:19
makes up a word and this will be the
32:22
Trump on a rat for gaffe one Iran must
32:27
abandon its nuclear ambitions and end
32:30
its support for terrorism the time has
32:34
come for the United Kingdom Germany
32:37
France Russia and China to recognize
32:41
this reality they must now break away
32:44
from the remnants of the Iran deal who
32:48
are jcpoa and we must all work too hard
32:52
swallow on that to besides the breathing
32:54
listen to the swallow yeah who are jcpoa
32:58
and we must stop for a second you know
33:02
the one thing that people have to
33:04
realize about this show and because we
33:07
realize in fact you were I think are the
33:08
first one to point it out seriously when
33:11
I was playing these old clips from TV
33:13
shows yeah how bad the acting is how bad
33:17
the acting is is that if you just listen
33:20
to the audio yeah you has a poison fish
33:22
the show is on video if this shows on
33:24
video we'd miss a lot that we catch
33:26
everybody would be too distracted by my
33:28
ticks well there's that but we just keep
33:31
you off camera but the point is is that
33:34
you cannot catch a lot of this stuff
33:36
unless you list
33:37
sin yes exactly not and this show is
33:42
really benefits from being an audio-only
33:44
through to us yeses and we produce it to
33:47
make sure you can hear it in your
33:49
earbuds you hear well that's that's
33:51
weird
33:52
I just had a thought though I had an
33:54
idea for the president and it's an idea
33:56
that is has been pioneered here on the
33:59
No Agenda show i from time to time I
34:02
have a tick which is a a sniffing tic
34:06
yes I heard it and that's why I did it
34:09
but I've heard it before
34:11
oh yeah but it's really sometimes much
34:14
worse than you would know because I have
34:15
a foot pedal right here so I just talk
34:17
but that's what Trump needs when he if
34:22
for every time he steps up to the mic so
34:24
he can just you know he'll talk like
34:26
this and then I'll just hit the pedal
34:28
and you didn't hear the snort
34:32
because the sniffing and the breathing
34:34
is distracting
34:37
I think so - that's why he's so much
34:39
better when it just does lie so it's
34:41
just just an idea it's this is actually
34:44
and I know someone listens this is the
34:46
rolls mic mute mmm 11 and you could put
34:50
it right in line with his setup and they
34:53
just steps on it with one foot and then
34:55
the problems over
34:55
yeah and they should what do you got - I
34:58
got a wall up or you could have a whole
35:01
board or you could add a little echo for
35:12
the Iranian regime no you could do Oh
35:16
bullshit let go yeah that'd be great
35:19
oh I can't get it off there we go
35:24
oh man what's going on uh-oh soot I'm
35:28
sorry I'm stuck I'm stuck in Echo hell
35:33
luckily I can't hear it you can't hear
35:35
the echo well it's hold on a second
35:39
you're stuck in echo mode is that it and
35:41
what about me am I an echo mowjood yeah
35:44
we're both an echo mode but I can't seem
35:46
to get it to stop maybe this will work
35:52
just after bragging about how great the
35:54
sound is its echo sounds like no that's
36:01
not okay this is the thing it might all
36:05
echo my my console is frozen
36:12
ah there we go I did it sorry about that
36:16
let's get back to the president the Iran
36:18
deal who are jcpoa and we must all work
36:22
together toward making a deal with Iran
36:25
that makes the world a safer and more
36:28
peaceful place we must also make a deal
36:32
that allows Iran to thrive and prosper
36:34
and take advantage of its enormous
36:36
untapped potential Iran can be a great
36:41
country peace and stability cannot
36:43
prevail in the Middle East as long as
36:46
Iran continues to foment violence unrest
36:50
hatred and war the civilized world must
36:54
send a clear and unified message to the
36:57
Iranian regime your campaign of terror
37:00
murder mayhem will not be tolerated I
37:07
played that one back a couple times to
37:10
see if there was any reaction from the
37:12
the stiffs behind it there was I think I
37:15
think it was Esper the defense secretary
37:18
he shot a quick look like Oh God there
37:20
he goes Tyler Aidid what what exactly
37:22
was the word well play the clip that I
37:26
have the I saw of it which is I saw a
37:28
gaffe one Trump
37:32
oh yes oh these are these are out that
37:34
those are ISOs yeah will not be
37:38
tolerated tolerated taller right it's
37:44
being rubberized only it's the opposite
37:46
arise your tolerance the word tolerance
37:50
be taller I know it's tolerated he says
37:54
well he said taller I said as if he was
37:57
Brazilian let's say but it still taller
38:02
I I'm staying with tall Erised okay how
38:05
do you spell taller eyes taller eyes @g
38:08
taller i tol a Ric D yeah colorized okay
38:13
new word here the merriam-webster taller
38:16
eyes just like it yes okay that's good
38:19
now he's got a second one in here which
38:21
would play we can play the long version
38:22
which is obviously they deaf to do today
38:26
I am going to ask NATO to become much
38:31
more involved in the Middle East process
38:34
over the last three years under my
38:37
leadership our economy is stronger than
38:40
ever before and america's achieved
38:41
energy independence these historic
38:45
accomplishment shades our strategic
38:48
priorities these are accomplishments
38:49
that nobody thought were possible wait a
38:52
minute he said a couple of things in
38:53
there didn't hear a particular can hear
38:56
this once these historic a compliment
38:59
shade compliments compliments that's in
39:04
a compliment I'd like to a compliment
39:08
you on that which I think you got taller
39:11
eyes and a compliment compliment I don't
39:20
understand why the mainstream media
39:22
doesn't doesn't joke about that when he
39:24
does that it's hilarious it is hilarious
39:28
and they don't joke about it because
39:29
they have no sense of humor no there's
39:31
that so I have two opposing clips one is
39:36
from a professor in at the University of
39:40
Tehran this is on euronews
39:43
that should tell you enough about the
39:44
outlet and this is how the professor
39:49
what is his name here Syed's see what's
39:54
his name he is well I can't find his
39:59
name he's a professor at the Iranian at
40:01
the University of Tehran and here's what
40:05
he says the feeling is and what people
40:07
thought inside Iran of soleimani people
40:11
in Iran are outraged and obviously the
40:15
people in Iraq are also outraged because
40:17
the Americans also murdered a senior
40:20
Iraqi war hero who was the deputy head
40:23
of the popular mobilization forces these
40:26
two gentlemen the Iranian general and
40:29
the Iraqi commander they were the people
40:33
who basically pushed back Isis from
40:36
Baghdad and expelled them from Iraq
40:39
these are the same people who Trump
40:41
himself when he was a candidate was
40:44
saying that they're the ones who are
40:45
fighting Isis but unfortunately the
40:47
United States behaves like a rogue
40:50
regime and the US media because of its
40:53
sheer power hides this reality behind
40:56
the narrative the United States is
40:58
bombing Iraqi government positions it
41:01
has murdered an Iranian senior official
41:05
an Iraqi senior official right inside
41:08
Baghdad International Airport and they
41:11
did this in contravention to Iraqi
41:15
sovereignty they did this despite the
41:17
fact that the iraqi prime minister said
41:19
that they have no right to carried out
41:21
attacks in the country but because the
41:23
united states sees itself as exceptional
41:25
because western countries see themselves
41:27
as exceptional they can invade countries
41:30
like iraq they can create al qaeda in
41:32
afghanistan they can support extremists
41:34
in syrian destroy the country they can
41:36
destroy libya they can help starve yemen
41:38
with the saudis and they still claim to
41:41
be the supporters of international law
41:43
and human rights so his point at the end
41:46
there is well made of course that we are
41:48
the assholes of the universe certainly
41:50
idea Ted a disco yes it's called the
41:54
University of Tehran
41:56
totally certainly under previous u.s.
41:59
regimes we have done all of that
42:02
absolutely but this guy's clearly in one
42:06
part of Iran but there's multiple parts
42:09
inside and I was what someone sent me
42:11
what's like the travel guy Steve no Rick
42:16
Rick Steves yes and in 2014 he didn't
42:20
episode on Iran oh it's in the show
42:22
notes any show knows calm and you know
42:26
what you see consistently is of course
42:28
young people because most of the country
42:30
is under 30 I think that's pretty young
42:33
people who are very very clued in they
42:36
have you know lots of in fact when the
42:39
internet first started exploding the
42:41
number one language on the internet was
42:43
Farsi not English but that's probably
42:45
been overtaken by now but for years
42:47
Farsi was the number one language on an
42:49
ally find that not true I'm told I'm
42:53
talking 93 94 95 yeah in the 1990 91 92
42:59
93 94 95 I don't think so okay well I'll
43:02
find some reports I mean I don't know
43:04
how anyone measured it to start off with
43:06
but yeah
43:08
anyway they're very literate internet
43:11
literate and they love America and they
43:13
love Americans they just hate their
43:15
regime and one of those who hates the
43:19
regime is a fairly famous Iranian
43:22
youtuber and she normally she gets
43:27
probably about a hundred thousand views
43:29
on her videos when she's talking she's
43:31
done a lot of a lot of videos about
43:34
Syria and etc but this one got three
43:38
million views so I chopped it down to
43:40
about a minute and a half so we can get
43:41
her take and she grew up partially grew
43:46
up in in Iran and is now an American
43:49
citizen I'm in Iran watcher I'm an Iraq
43:51
watcher I'm a serial watcher I'm an icon
43:54
asan watcher and for the people on the
43:57
ground they don't hate America
43:59
they don't hate Donald Trump in fact
44:02
there's a lot of training hashtags right
44:04
now from Iran on Twitter Thank You Trump
44:08
thank you thank you for you know
44:10
Salamone thank you you know go look for
44:13
yourselves and people in Iran are happy
44:16
and they are giving out you know and
44:18
you're in the Middle East it's a
44:20
cultural practice when something
44:22
wonderful happens when there's a
44:24
marriage or when there's a celebration
44:26
you give out cookies you make cakes and
44:28
you should see the videos that are
44:30
coming out people are baking cakes
44:32
people are giving out cookies in public
44:34
in the streets because they're happy I
44:37
mean I don't know do we do we live in a
44:39
closed society that we don't know that
44:41
most people in you know in the Middle
44:43
East are not free
44:44
specifically in Iran it's an Islamic
44:47
state there's no freedom of religion
44:49
there's no freedom of speech there's no
44:53
freedom of peaceful you know protest and
44:56
for anyone who disagrees with the regime
44:59
they're arrested they're jailed they're
45:02
tortured you know and yeah there's a lot
45:05
of video coming out right now about you
45:07
know the the the funeral of costume
45:10
soleimani it's so much propaganda you
45:12
guys the regime has been saying death to
45:15
America for 40 years they forced us in
45:17
school to say death to America I was
45:19
seven years old I don't know what I was
45:21
saying and the people that are like
45:23
saying that right now they're called the
45:26
Bessie G they're like you know they're
45:28
getting paid they're the ones that get
45:30
paid to kill people on the street so
45:31
yeah they're gonna see death to America
45:33
but that's not the people the majority
45:34
of the people in the Middle East don't
45:36
hate America they don't hate Donald
45:38
Trump and I'm probably knows a lot of
45:40
friends for saying this but thank you
45:42
mr. Trump for making a very hard
45:44
decision and for having the moral
45:46
courage to do something that probably a
45:49
lot of world leaders wouldn't have had
45:51
now my experience with Iranians or as
45:54
they as they prefer to be called
45:55
Persians certainly in Los Angeles when I
45:59
lived there I a new number of them but
46:01
also Lex's wife she's Iranian they go
46:06
back and forth to Tehran a lot and she
46:10
tells me what's going on and it's the
46:12
same message you know it's like and they
46:14
also always feel that America and the
46:17
regime are somehow in cahoots
46:20
and are always working on schemes
46:22
together now that's you know just the
46:24
the population who feels that way but I
46:26
didn't yell
46:27
there's always something behind it
46:29
there's always something behind these
46:31
especially the Middle East the misery
46:32
Middle Easterners in general all the
46:34
different cultures and countries they're
46:37
very gossipy and they yes yes they are
46:40
and they tend to come up with these
46:43
sorts of analysis not dissimilar to ours
46:46
in many cases and a lot of it is right
46:49
on the money because it gets verified
46:51
that because they're so open about
46:52
discussing this stuff behind everyone's
46:53
back so let's so what would be next as
46:56
possible that I mean there are other
46:58
other evidences that we are working with
47:00
them oh it's lots of it oh by the way
47:03
BBC now reporting BBC reporting that CBS
47:06
News is reporting that u.s. telogen s--
47:10
intelligence says a satellite detected
47:13
infrared blips of two missile launches
47:15
followed by another blip of explosion
47:17
therefore saying that Iran mistakenly
47:22
shot down the Ukrainian plane there goes
47:26
the earthquake machine theory
47:30
well it doesn't explain the earthquakes
47:33
earthquakes happen to blitz wildebeest
47:37
so 1 into sig int or who knows who
47:41
decided that there is a there was a blip
47:45
of showing a missile to blips and
47:47
hitting to blips bang bang and followed
47:50
by another blip I love these these
47:52
technical explanations little ish blip
47:56
glitch uh-huh
47:57
yeah exactly
48:01
so if if we look at the cycles if you
48:03
look at the cycle of Iran we're about
48:05
due for a for a regime change for why
48:10
would they or do for ruble ization why
48:13
would they mistakenly shoot down this
48:18
thing
48:18
what planes do they think we're flying
48:21
around you heading out of town that were
48:25
what they think was an American jet what
48:27
were they thinking it was a mistake this
48:30
is the reporting it was a mistake
48:32
oops yeah sometimes things are very
48:35
unfortunate bad add a wrecker as we say
48:39
in aviation to think if that was true
48:41
quote/unquote mistake there was somebody
48:43
on that plane that they had to yeah I
48:46
lied hill I did get the passenger
48:48
manifest Minh and I saw every name but
48:50
I've nothing I would recognize I had no
48:52
idea
48:53
Ronnie names no but that that is
48:56
obviously something that we would look
48:57
at a de wreckers what I see so far
49:00
but you say they're due for rubble
49:02
ization I don't think so we're not gonna
49:04
rubble eyes Iran at all I think
49:07
eventually we have to know maybe oil
49:09
fields but you cannot rubble eyes no no
49:14
I just don't see that happening did they
49:16
could they rebel eyes everything else
49:18
wise rot Iran gonna get it we'll ask Ron
49:20
has been our buddy in the past you know
49:22
they've done a lot of so is Libya yeah I
49:25
know it's it's bad actors that make
49:28
these decisions so hopefully we're not
49:31
going to rubble eyes Iran what I would
49:33
be hoping for is another October
49:36
surprise hostage situation this is the
49:38
year to do it that's what I'd be looking
49:40
at a cycle
49:44
this is not the year to do it's a year
49:45
to do it would be in 2024 because they
49:50
when they did the first Ono you're right
49:52
you're right doctor first right right
49:54
because Carter's first go-round they had
49:57
to get rid of him and but this would be
50:01
an attempt to get rid of so people
50:03
wouldn't vote for Trump yeah but they
50:05
can't because he's such a loose cannon
50:07
nobody knows what he'd do
50:09
mhm and it's not like Carter they knew
50:12
it was gonna wimp out yeah
50:15
but we all know that you know that the a
50:17
deal was made to intentionally delay the
50:19
release of the hostages so it would
50:21
benefit Regan yes these are the types of
50:24
these are the level of deals that can be
50:26
done with Iran and I'm sure that that
50:28
could come in handy depending on what
50:30
happens with I don't know peach birth or
50:33
something of that ilk it's going we can
50:35
talk about that in a minute but let's I
50:36
do have one more clip about trumpet and
50:39
his little chat and the only reason I
50:41
want to play because I having a WTF
50:43
attached dude this is a seven second
50:46
clip a trump talk on WTF military
50:49
spending the American military has been
50:52
completely rebuilt under my
50:54
administration at a cost of 2.5 trillion
50:57
dollars yeah I I caught that number as
51:00
well and I actually expected some
51:01
outrage I didn't read any outrage about
51:03
that though it's done which is like how
51:06
much who's giving them media the media
51:09
can't even think for themselves on any
51:10
of these things they can't ridicule him
51:13
for his taller izing and they can't talk
51:17
about this this number which is what is
51:19
he talking about
51:20
he's been in office two years they put
51:22
in 700 billion dollars each year for the
51:26
military which is one point that me if
51:29
you add the two together which is not
51:30
rebuilding that's just maintaining
51:33
according to him that's 1.4 trillion so
51:36
as he gets this huge number I know maybe
51:39
that's the the two trillion that
51:40
Rumsfeld couldn't account for I don't
51:42
know pockets Rumsfeld you know we
51:48
couldn't find and that was wasn't that
51:50
the day before 9/11 that he said that
51:53
yes this is wait a min how much did
51:56
Trump say that's very interesting how
51:58
you point four trillion I to plate again
52:00
in 27 seconds Laura for Pete oops right
52:02
that's the wrong one we go the American
52:06
military has been completely rebuilt
52:08
under my administration at a cost of two
52:11
point five trillion dollars two point
52:13
five now let's listen to Donald Rumsfeld
52:16
just before 9/11 2001 had agon the day
52:20
before 9/11
52:21
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld
52:24
declared war not on foreign terrorists
52:27
the adversaries closer to home it's the
52:29
Pentagon bureaucracy
52:31
he said money wasted by the military
52:33
poses a serious threat in fact it could
52:36
be said that it's a matter of life and
52:37
death
52:38
Rumsfeld promised change but the next
52:41
day the world changed and in the rush to
52:45
fund the war on terrorism the war on
52:48
waste seems to have been forgotten my o3
52:50
budget calls for more than 48 billion
52:54
dollars in new defense spending more
52:56
money for the Pentagon when its own
52:58
auditors admit the military cannot
53:00
account for 25% of what it already
53:03
spends according to some estimates we
53:05
cannot track 2.3 trillion dollars in
53:08
transactions close enough are you close
53:13
two point three two point five who knows
53:15
it's all a big ripoff what we get whole
53:18
ripoff in fje you can support the
53:20
military but you don't have to support
53:22
just squandering money and what did it
53:26
go towards I mean I I saw the National
53:28
Defense Authorization Act I think it
53:30
went to face force that's where the
53:32
money went by the way there are two
53:34
producers of this program the No Agenda
53:36
show who I have confirmed are now in
53:39
space force
53:41
oh really yeah I think I heard about one
53:43
of them one of them is pretty high up in
53:46
the launch area and another one is in
53:48
the bowels NASA that's just the ones I
53:51
know but space force is the real deal
53:54
man it's the real deal
53:56
so yeah 2.5 trillion it seems like a lot
54:00
of money I I know that what do we
54:02
appropriate 750 billion dollar 700 plus
54:06
yeah hmm so where'd it come from there's
54:10
this money this money the word is 2.5
54:13
trillion come yeah the CIA's money took
54:19
that money back from him by the way very
54:22
interesting ever since you had the guy
54:24
on from the Quincy Institute everywhere
54:30
there's articles every Emmy just yeah
54:33
opinion the Quincy Institute the
54:36
hypersonic missiles are a game changer
54:38
this is maybe these guys are the new war
54:41
or the war power college whatever you
54:44
know that people behind it right let me
54:47
miss this oh wait let me guess you won't
54:53
guess it correctly but go on sir is one
54:56
of them actually I did see this AI
54:59
brothers oh yes that's right
55:01
I did see this Soros & Koch brothers
55:04
yeah to find war outfits right there Wow
55:09
finding the ruin see Institute so
55:11
whenever you see someone from the Quincy
55:13
Institute do you know where it's coming
55:16
from where they're tell me like that one
55:18
please and then just a reminder that
55:22
John Kerry's daughter is married to the
55:26
son of one of I think the finance
55:27
minister of Iran just throwing that out
55:30
there in case you see him making any
55:32
interesting moves but he's always over
55:35
there supposedly doing back Channel
55:37
deals illegally in violation of the
55:39
Logan Act or whatever
55:44
yes exactly yeah meanwhile general Flynn
55:49
been broken by the system they took all
55:52
his money the guy's a wreck
55:54
I have just one last clip in this a
55:56
relatively short I guess a bunch of
55:59
Democrats got up and we're tied at the
56:02
the new push now is the War Powers Act
56:04
yeah and by the way Mike Lee finally
56:08
turned on Trump like he was always an
56:10
anti-trump er and he kind of caved for a
56:13
while Mike Lee has missing Mike Mike
56:15
Lee's the other senator from Utah with
56:18
Romney and I think Romney finally cajole
56:22
them in to be yourself Mike it's okay to
56:26
hate him there's no problem there
56:32
yes what we're discussing well the
56:37
Democrat yeah the Democrats and the War
56:39
Powers Act right and this their Act yes
56:42
Nancy Pelosi sent a message the original
56:45
War Powers Act was in 73 but they beefed
56:48
it up drive era right and so but I think
56:52
that they're going to try and you the
56:53
way I understand they're gonna try and
56:55
use this to create more articles of
56:57
impeachment yes yes well I know my
57:04
latest idea about what what might be
57:07
going on sure let's go back to the
57:10
possibility that Nancy Pelosi is not
57:12
insane she never wanted an impeachment
57:15
but and she goes cheese flips on and
57:18
goes to all four and now she's holding
57:20
on to the impeachment papers she knows
57:22
that the to the embarrassment of the
57:25
Democrats if she pushes these
57:27
impeachment papers over to the Senate
57:29
which unlike and to all the right
57:33
wingers are Joel well you know they can
57:36
do it the Senate can just do what they
57:37
want well they can just quit and without
57:40
even getting the paperwork but they're
57:41
not gonna do that nobody's gonna do
57:43
anything and I'm sure that Pelosi should
57:45
be talking to the McConnell over there
57:50
at the Senate about what can we do to
57:52
prevent this from happening because it's
57:53
an embarrassment to the party so this
57:55
would be a way out
57:56
I'm here's the fuse my thinking that
57:59
this I'm not fully sincere or fully
58:03
subscribed to this I'm just putting it
58:05
out there as a possibility mm-hmm she's
58:07
gonna sit on the impeachment papers
58:09
through the election and in to the next
58:13
couple of years she's just gonna sit on
58:14
him
58:14
because she knows that if they put them
58:17
through and they get kicked back by the
58:18
Senate they will do it again and again
58:23
they would they're gonna just impeach
58:25
him over and over again different things
58:27
most patient for this impeachment for
58:28
that he's so she knows that a ruin the
58:30
Democrat Party for sure
58:32
yeah so she's gonna she's gonna sit on
58:34
it through the elections that her excuse
58:36
to sit on it through the elections is
58:38
gonna be well if the American public
58:41
gets a clue and they put and they turn
58:44
over the Senate to us dammit
58:46
it's then we can get him so let's just
58:49
wait right right well that would make
58:51
sense because she doesn't want to see
58:54
I'm thinking this possibility she
58:57
doesn't want to see the Democrats get
58:59
kicked back you know the kickback the
59:01
impeachment by the Senate will kick it
59:02
back except for Mike Lee they'll kick it
59:04
back and then he'll do it again for
59:08
something else then they'll do it again
59:09
and again and again the parties look
59:11
like a bunch of buffoons so she writes
59:13
to her Democratic colleagues this week
59:16
the house will introduce and vote on a
59:17
War Powers Resolution to limit the
59:20
president's military actions regarding
59:22
Iran this resolution is similar to the
59:25
resolution introduced by senator Tim
59:26
Kaine in the Senate that was a Hillary's
59:29
vice presidential pick loser it
59:32
researched Congress's law spook by the
59:35
way Tim Kaine it asserts Congress's
59:38
long-established
59:39
oversight responsibilities by mandating
59:41
that if no further congressional action
59:43
is taken the administration's military
59:46
hostilities with regard to Iran cease
59:48
within 30 days as true as how the War
59:50
Powers Act operates so what's new it's
59:54
just a reassertion it's just a
59:55
resolution all right the House
59:57
Resolution will be led by congresswoman
59:59
at least a slot Caen she is a that's
1:00:03
right here
1:00:03
congresswoman slot kenaz a former CIA
1:00:06
and Department of Defense analyst
1:00:08
specializing in Shia militias sounds
1:00:10
like the man for the job
1:00:15
actually represents the public she
1:00:18
served multiple tours in the region
1:00:20
under both Democratic and Republican
1:00:21
administrations multiple tours tours
1:00:25
what does that mean well I guess she she
1:00:29
opened up a print shop she were in a
1:00:31
magazine but what can it what is a tour
1:00:33
when you're when you're in the CIA when
1:00:36
you're in the CIA yeah you're probably
1:00:38
undercover as a journalist something
1:00:41
else I greatly appreciate the solomon
1:00:43
solomon solomon t saw solemnity
1:00:47
solemnity thank you salaam to you too
1:00:49
aya greatly appreciate the solemnity
1:00:52
with which all of our members are
1:00:54
working to honor our responsibility to
1:00:56
protect American lives and values
1:00:59
never truth which is the Constitution
1:01:01
thank you for your patriotic leadership
1:01:04
during this difficult time so Wow it's
1:01:10
really nothing new other than a
1:01:12
television moment from what I can see
1:01:14
because this is a show building it's a
1:01:16
resolution which is not law it's just
1:01:18
that's the same as as impeachment it's
1:01:20
basically another article of impeachment
1:01:22
in this resolution and of course is
1:01:25
gonna take it past 30 days like every
1:01:28
other president before him is done look
1:01:31
at Syria and I can't believe these these
1:01:34
senators and I think was mainly senators
1:01:36
who were bitching and moaning about what
1:01:38
we got a briefing it was no good you
1:01:40
know it was like we're there was a job I
1:01:43
looked over all these documents most of
1:01:46
the Senators thought that briefing was
1:01:47
fine if not really good except for Mike
1:01:51
Lee and Rand Paul - I think Rand Paul
1:01:55
I'm using Rand Paul's I'm sort of a foil
1:01:58
I'm not sure what Rand Paul's up to it's
1:02:00
Mike Lee a former spook I don't think so
1:02:07
I mean he might be out looking mob the
1:02:10
Democrats are up there talking about
1:02:12
this and in the background if you watch
1:02:14
the video we video would be handy for
1:02:16
this very moment
1:02:16
Ilan Omar the congresswoman
1:02:19
representative from Minnesota she is in
1:02:24
the background laughing it up she's
1:02:27
she's goofing with some of her cohorts
1:02:31
behind jeyapaul I think is in the front
1:02:34
in the in the foreground and oh she
1:02:37
loved Jackson Lee who by the way when
1:02:40
Sheila jackson-lee sees this video she's
1:02:41
gonna be very pissed because it was
1:02:43
incredibly disrespectful as she's
1:02:45
moaning out droning on about whatever
1:02:48
war presidents from sucks orange man bad
1:02:51
at Elon Omar's in the background just
1:02:54
just cracking up laughing I don't know
1:02:56
what the joke was but then it's her turn
1:02:58
to speak and this is what she said thank
1:03:01
you row I feel ill a little bit because
1:03:09
of of everything that is taking place
1:03:11
and I think every time I
1:03:13
you're about come here of conversations
1:03:16
around war I find my myself being
1:03:21
stricken with PTSD and I I find a
1:03:26
feeling that I I served with great
1:03:30
advocates for for peace and and people
1:03:33
who have shown courage against war uh
1:03:35
why her PTSD was triggered except she's
1:03:40
laughing it up in the background the
1:03:42
whole time she is very insincere woman
1:03:45
oh you think vote these people out why
1:03:49
don't you doing with that and with that
1:03:51
I would like to thank you for your
1:03:54
courage and say in the morning to you
1:03:56
the man who put the C on CIA tours John
1:04:02
Demartini Oh mr. Andrew curry in the
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morning all the strips of seafood diff
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foot in the air feet in the air food in
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the fridge in the morning are trolls in
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which is truly the legacy of the No
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it stays up people join in listen to
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what do we have 50 podcasts running now
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I think on no agenda stream not calm in
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rotation and you can hop into the troll
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room and it's open you know this is like
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this really no moderation you go in
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there you troll around you give people
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karma you laugh a bit and and when
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there's a live show you really troll the
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host it's great it's a lot of fun and
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it's a good place to find new podcasts
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to listen to go to no agenda stream
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mountain J I don't know if mountain J
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the no agenda show previously he did
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quite a few and he has a very distinct
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episode 1205 1205 episodes that title of
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that was death bus and I like this I
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liked it right away there were a couple
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of we had it we did have a discussion or
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a number of other pieces we
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like this is the war machine rpm
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iran had nice no agenda with a little do
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the money it did and it pops you know
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with there's so many great pieces of art
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never on the page it's on a little you
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few of not the only podcast that
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it's not even that simple keeping the
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like hollywood we take a little break to
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roll the credits and thank the executive
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producers and associate executive
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producers of episode 1206 and we don't
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insult them yeah we do all the time what
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are you talking about well now like
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ricky gervais does well we'll get the
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ricky gervais and amaranth akima is our
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top guy or ryan how do you pronounce
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that you think i think it would it's a
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version of Ryan I don't know Rakim well
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it'll be fucking about I would say fuck
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oh ma fucka mom's not fucking much well
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in Dutch it'll be fucking ah fuck him up
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it's Hillary but I don't know if it's
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too delicious yeah I like setting these
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clips up before we let you know yeah but
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I'm just bitching and moaning about it
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it's almost too delicious to believe my
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friend you've got just a tip John just
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the tip when I'm seemingly talking out
1:09:34
of my ass
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how are you doing you're looking up to
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cliff what you could do is you could
1:09:39
jump in and help me it's row it to me
1:09:41
rapid what after 12 years you'd have to
1:09:44
throw it to you
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I was actually trying to get it but then
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you were grousing back back at me you
1:09:51
were not getting anything
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I was I was moving in to grab it even
1:09:58
notice all the cues I had I was going
1:09:59
I'm gonna take it I want to take do you
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did not give me single cue most
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unprofessional moment a better job and
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that's how it works and on a moose to
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the trainer $24 from some place from HR
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where's that Hong Kong hungry hungry
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maybe I don't know HR easy for me we're
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in trouble
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what did I say what'd I do wrong oh yeah
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he sent this in three whiskeys donating
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324 or 18 squared
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henceforth known as the lucky judo
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nation
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it's Croatia HR oh okay
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be a lot of fish they a lot of fish but
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tremendous place but we went back and we
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went through this we know the 18 squared
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we've done we've talked about this I
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lost track of it when when Jews give
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money they usually do it with an
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eighteen at if I can recall they put the
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eighteen in there which is lucky
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okay 18 squares 324 is the lucky Jew
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mediocre I was talking to a co-worker of
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mine around the chunka chunka Island bit
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on Maxine Waters when another coworker a
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Ukrainian man overheard the name chunka
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chunka and he laughed saying the name is
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from a Russian children's song yeah it's
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a it's actually it's not just a song
1:12:59
it's also a cartoon and I believe it's a
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really racist cartoon it's like little
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monk monkey kids living on chunka chunka
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Islands it makes it even funnier in the
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context of which the Russian pranksters
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did it yeah that's what he says to also
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about the alternative universe
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travelling machine and last time it
1:13:18
brought up the machine you both thought
1:13:20
it was I was asking for a jingle I was
1:13:23
simply asking about the machine and how
1:13:26
you haven't used it in a while but Adam
1:13:28
just fired it up today before the show
1:13:30
started that day I understand is a very
1:13:32
highly tuned instrument and it's not not
1:13:35
a jingle for the new listeners to the
1:13:37
maybe you could explain universe a and B
1:13:40
and verify which we are in because the
1:13:44
craziness of the sjw's with their
1:13:46
swollen amygdalas are getting out of
1:13:48
control and I'm worried that we might be
1:13:50
stuck in universe B well but keep up the
1:13:54
great work and I'm sure we're all
1:13:56
looking forward to an amazing year
1:13:58
I'm PS I'm looking forward to more
1:14:00
candid avian meetups this year people
1:14:02
cheer served white tonight so we
1:14:06
identified multiple dimensions and a
1:14:09
split universe years ago was this even
1:14:13
before Trump got elected I think Emily
1:14:15
must have been yeah and it's what Scott
1:14:18
Adams would say the same movie playing
1:14:21
on two different screens
1:14:22
so we're proved no chupa doped people
1:14:25
seeing two different movies on the same
1:14:27
screen isn't that this okay no you say
1:14:31
there's two different movies they're
1:14:32
watching the same we watch the same
1:14:34
movie but there's you see it differently
1:14:36
and and and I think the just look at
1:14:40
what pundits are saying everywhere in
1:14:43
the news there's you know there's people
1:14:46
who see the events differently and I
1:14:50
think the no agenda screen we've
1:14:53
identified as dementia a and dementia B
1:14:56
is everything that's unhinged that's a
1:14:59
code that's it in a nutshell but we do
1:15:02
from time to time use this highly-tuned
1:15:04
instrument which is precision
1:15:08
it's a cnc'd into precision and we use
1:15:11
it to travel to dimension B when needed
1:15:14
but I don't really appreciate you doing
1:15:17
it because I always get I didn't say
1:15:19
this before I tell you now to always two
1:15:22
days later I get hives oh really and you
1:15:25
always get a little nauseous too when
1:15:27
we're traveling well that's yeah well
1:15:30
that's well I'll get you the Dramamine
1:15:32
for the next time we fired up thank you
1:15:33
very much she's a copper now I'm used to
1:15:36
copper did copper bracelet it'll work
1:15:41
and of course they you know Sparky who I
1:15:44
haven't seen Sparky in a while Sparky's
1:15:46
a part of the Machine nothing got left
1:15:48
in dimension your operates it
1:15:50
yes our spark he actually flips the
1:15:53
switch thank you sir Dwight tonight
1:15:54
appreciate that
1:15:57
onward to I hope that clears things up
1:16:01
Dennis price in Pine Grove California
1:16:03
$200 Johnny thank for another great year
1:16:07
what you do means a lot John in the
1:16:09
summer I manage a forest services
1:16:11
station at Carson pass just past the
1:16:13
Kirkwood mountains on highway 88 next
1:16:16
time you go towards Tahoe please stop in
1:16:18
do you ever come up you ever pass them
1:16:20
up into the tower we are open 7 days a
1:16:25
week and take some shots yeah shoot from
1:16:27
up there from June through September but
1:16:30
if you come by on Saturdays I lead a
1:16:32
history of Carson Pass history from
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Carson a history of Carson pass from
1:16:38
10:00 to 11:00 hour and a half lecture I
1:16:42
love the history of Carson Pass I'm sure
1:16:44
I'd learn silence I'd do it I'd go there
1:16:46
it's cool stuff about Kit Carson believe
1:16:48
it or not I also about John C Fremont
1:16:51
pioneers and more find us on Facebook
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Carson Pass station tennis pro price
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Pine Grove California that guy's some
1:16:58
karma all right but before I do that who
1:17:00
was Kit Carson Carson is one of the he's
1:17:03
an American Hero he's a good kid
1:17:05
he's like that era of dead Daniel Boone
1:17:08
and Davy Crockett Kit Carson well I
1:17:10
expected a little more from you I mean
1:17:12
we have doesn't have any more than that
1:17:14
a big Kit Carson fan it's an
1:17:16
international show will your arson City
1:17:18
was named after Kit Carson the capital
1:17:21
of Nevada or Nevada American
1:17:24
frontiersman oh that's a great one he
1:17:27
was a mountain man wilderness guide
1:17:29
Indian agent Indian agent yeah he's
1:17:33
working for the not fast enough sorry
1:17:37
good try good dress slow US army officer
1:17:42
he became a frontier legend in his own
1:17:43
lifetime via biographies and news
1:17:46
articles often exaggerated versions of
1:17:48
his exploits were the subject of diamond
1:17:50
novels yeah you write those die dime
1:17:53
novel dime novels he understated his
1:17:56
understated nature belied confirmed
1:17:59
reports of his fearlessness combat
1:18:01
skills tenacity and profound effect he
1:18:04
was the original Donald Trump is what it
1:18:06
sounds like yeah maybe you some Karma
1:18:10
for
1:18:10
thank you you've got karma and always
1:18:15
nice to learn something new
1:18:17
Fabian sure shil Churchill chef sheriff
1:18:23
though it's gonna be Deutsch cuz he's
1:18:25
from Deutschland scarce he'll Bobby on
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scarce code wow that's minor but special
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last donated for show 601 went overboard
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and loving the show recently felt like
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it was time to chip in again I'd like to
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call out
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Brigadier Bradshaw as a douchebag and
1:18:52
then he's like a dealer's choice of
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Reverend el best regards fab X Linux
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random I or guy I'm not getting any of
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this but okay there's some code in here
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I don't get read it again
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best regards fab X Linux outlaw now
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is operating radio no we're at radio
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Radio 1 and NW org you should check that
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out actually the radio NW org yeah he
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put some interesting stuff on there I
1:19:40
think some of that should be on our
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stream but yes right he's always
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tweeting about radio radio nowhere radio
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radio and w.org well thank you very much
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catch up to this I'm sorry I didn't I
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was flat-footed yes and now I'm gonna
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jam a Carm after this too
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Oh Yahtzee teeth you've got karma that's
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this we go out we hit people in the
1:21:05
mouth
1:21:20
so I was baffled I was really baffled by
1:21:26
Ricky Gervais and I was not I was not
1:21:30
baffled by his whole spiel but baffled
1:21:36
that NBC would sanction this
1:21:40
news on prompter oh yeah no no I even I
1:21:44
saw him on the red carpet and the
1:21:46
question was asked you know well you
1:21:47
know does does everybody know he said oh
1:21:49
no it's all been approved it may be an
1:21:51
ad lib here or there he says but no it's
1:21:52
all been approved everybody's really
1:21:54
happy for Gervase to go so hard I mean
1:21:58
and to me it was really about one thing
1:22:00
there was a way stop we didn't even tell
1:22:02
you know Albert Pike who doesn't know
1:22:06
what we're talking about Ricky Gervais
1:22:07
see there's people that are wise people
1:22:11
don't sit around watching television all
1:22:12
the time they would like to know what
1:22:14
we're talking about Ricky Gervais the
1:22:18
the original office inventor and and of
1:22:21
course the US office television show
1:22:23
flowed from that also early podcaster
1:22:26
and comedian who I think is very funny
1:22:29
I'd love his stand-ups I think he's got
1:22:31
some great bits it's very English but
1:22:33
very interpretable for the United States
1:22:35
audiences and abroad was the host at the
1:22:39
Golden Globe Awards which is he's known
1:22:42
for as would say in the UK taking the
1:22:45
piss out of the celebrities but I mean
1:22:47
the extent that he went to this time was
1:22:52
to me it was either because it was on
1:22:56
NBC the Golden Globes to me it felt like
1:22:59
what he was saying was either a planned
1:23:01
release valve he was a perhaps corporate
1:23:05
cover or a message to Hollywood and I
1:23:09
don't know if you have any clips but I
1:23:10
only have 36 seconds that matters at 36
1:23:13
seconds that matter was right in the
1:23:15
beginning and this to me is this is when
1:23:17
I just went holy shit but tonight is
1:23:19
just about the people in front of camera
1:23:21
in this room are some of the most
1:23:23
important TV and film executives in the
1:23:25
world by the way he does say in part and
1:23:27
I'll let him slide because he's British
1:23:29
but he's dropping his TVs in the world
1:23:32
people from every background but they
1:23:34
all have one thing in common
1:23:36
or terrified of Ronan Farrow he's coming
1:23:40
for him he's coming for you talking of
1:23:44
all you perverts it was a big year it
1:23:48
was a big year for pedophile movies
1:23:50
surviving r.kelly
1:23:52
leaving Neverland to Pope's so you know
1:24:00
the Ronan Farrow relationship with NBC
1:24:04
is you know is we've read a lot about it
1:24:09
and for NBC in effect to condone the
1:24:13
message or propagate the message he's
1:24:16
coming for all of you I felt it was I
1:24:18
really felt it was more than just this
1:24:20
is a this is funny because it wasn't
1:24:23
funny to most people in that audience I
1:24:24
don't think at least there wasn't all
1:24:26
that there was a lot of grimacing but I
1:24:28
felt it was a message
1:24:31
it's interesting to point that out the
1:24:33
Ronan Farrow like NBC connection and he
1:24:36
would go you know you know what the last
1:24:37
thing he said at the very end when he
1:24:40
signed off for the show did I forget
1:24:45
well you you didn't probably see it
1:24:48
because I've never gotten it no I forget
1:24:51
you
1:24:51
I didn't hear his bleep but you could
1:24:53
see his lips his last words as he left
1:24:56
was fuck off
1:24:59
I ended the show
1:25:02
could be no it could be I don't remember
1:25:05
I just don't remember so didn't you
1:25:06
that's what he said yeah but he said
1:25:08
that a number of times
1:25:09
yes I'd he said it on a couple who one
1:25:11
of the clips yes I remember yeah where
1:25:14
he says get get your award and fuck off
1:25:16
that that was what you're saying yes he
1:25:18
could have said sod off or buzz off or
1:25:20
anything else I would have stayed in
1:25:21
there and I've been better for clipping
1:25:23
because that day you get get your warden
1:25:25
blank because they didn't beat them they
1:25:27
just they cut it but they silenced him
1:25:30
yeah it was just they cut it out to cut
1:25:32
out the sound well I did he I have that
1:25:34
same clip but I have a I think mine's a
1:25:37
slight variation on yours and the
1:25:38
pedophiles which is one of the things
1:25:40
you opened with let's play this but
1:25:42
tonight is just about the people in
1:25:43
front of camera in this room are some of
1:25:46
the most important TV and film
1:25:47
executives in the world what you can
1:25:52
stop it's exact same clip as I just
1:25:55
wanted if I started the exact same point
1:25:57
you did yeah it's kind of amusing
1:25:59
alright let's go on now here's the part
1:26:03
just as Gervaise this is the part I
1:26:04
thought that everyone picked up on which
1:26:07
was the accepting the awards clip right
1:26:09
and and this is this is what got all the
1:26:11
play which is why I immediately wanted
1:26:13
to remind us about the Ronan Farrow
1:26:15
comment because this this is of course
1:26:17
what people love love to hear about the
1:26:21
Hollywood elites like because it's so
1:26:23
easy to hate them for these very reasons
1:26:25
if you do win an award tonight don't use
1:26:29
it as a platform to make a political
1:26:30
speech right you're in no position to
1:26:32
lecture the public about anything you
1:26:34
know nothing about the real world most
1:26:36
of you spend less time in school than
1:26:38
Greta thumb burg so if you win right
1:26:41
come up accept little Awards thank your
1:26:44
agent and your god yeah and then I was
1:26:46
cut and then did it right now now that
1:26:50
it was is a throwback in the audience
1:26:52
did not like that but back in 1978
1:26:55
I put 7600 paddy Chayefsky is the clip
1:26:58
paddy Chayefsky it went in front of the
1:27:01
Academy Awards after Lynn Redgrave oh my
1:27:05
god get back in time
1:27:07
yeah Lynn Redgrave went off on my Jew
1:27:11
hate about how Israel's a horrible place
1:27:14
and went on and on and on and che s key
1:27:17
and who was Jeff's key I'm sorry okay
1:27:19
Jeff sees one is the greatest
1:27:21
screenwriter ever okay and you can look
1:27:25
up his credits has got you know
1:27:26
everything that's really whoa I know
1:27:28
that I know that I've seen that it's
1:27:30
really outrageous you can look him up on
1:27:32
IMDB but Paddy Chayefsky as CH e why I
1:27:36
was considered and in fact there was a
1:27:38
paddy Chayefsky award at the Golden
1:27:41
Globes song so anyway so this guy who is
1:27:44
very famous writer he in fact he did the
1:27:48
movie hospital and it was noted that
1:27:50
with the it was just a the movie the
1:27:55
hospital I think is the name of it yeah
1:27:56
the hospital was was highlight with the
1:27:58
it was one of the few films that was on
1:28:01
the marquee the hospital by Paddy
1:28:04
Chayefsky the very few writers ever get
1:28:06
to that point whether you even Tarantino
1:28:08
doesn't do that so he goes on there and
1:28:11
during this they keep cutting to the
1:28:13
audience and the audience is in
1:28:15
applauding the assignments and the
1:28:17
audience disabilities are they're famous
1:28:18
people and they're applauding Chesky for
1:28:21
saying what he's saying if he said this
1:28:23
today they'd be booing him clip before I
1:28:27
get on to the Writing Awards there's a
1:28:29
little matter I like to tidy up at least
1:28:32
if I expect a little with myself
1:28:33
tomorrow morning I would like to say
1:28:36
personal opinion of course that I'm sick
1:28:38
and tired of people exploiting the
1:28:40
occasion of the Academy Awards
1:28:57
for the propagation of their own
1:29:00
personal political propaganda
1:29:06
I would like to suggest to miss Redgrave
1:29:10
that her winning an Academy Award is not
1:29:12
a pivotal moment in history does not
1:29:15
require a proclamation and a simple
1:29:17
thank you would suffice okay I'm going
1:29:23
to think that 1976 this was he was there
1:29:27
yeah I got the wrong date on here Oh be
1:29:31
78 because in 76 he Network came out
1:29:35
which he which of course is they had no
1:29:38
agenda classic yeah I'm one of his with
1:29:41
Howard Beale I'm mad as hell I'm not
1:29:43
gonna take it anymore which is all about
1:29:45
the manipulation of the news media or
1:29:48
all media all television for to boo
1:29:51
who've the elites which is a must see if
1:29:54
you'd never seen it interesting well
1:29:58
those days are over
1:29:59
yeah well again we did get we had a
1:30:03
bunch of speeches on the Golden Globes
1:30:05
but anyway the last clip I have there
1:30:07
was not one of these speeches Michelle
1:30:09
willing this is one of them I didn't
1:30:11
like but Gervaise did I thought the best
1:30:14
bit was deeper into the show and
1:30:17
Gervaise does this I thought was really
1:30:20
nasty and the guy he announces the guy
1:30:23
from the Foreign Press Association yeah
1:30:26
and the guy comes out and gives it back
1:30:29
to him and he's the only one nobody else
1:30:31
had the guts to say anything about
1:30:33
cervezas performance or anything about
1:30:36
it anything they were all chicken but it
1:30:38
was but it was obviously you know the
1:30:41
the president of the HF PA knew what
1:30:44
Bruce gervase was gonna do he was ready
1:30:46
for it so that's why he had no problem
1:30:48
doing this anybody could have said
1:30:51
something there's a bunch of
1:30:54
professional actors and comedians and
1:30:56
all kinds of people they come out and
1:30:58
they refused to acknowledge anything
1:31:00
Gervase said or did order insulting back
1:31:03
because they were shell-shocked John
1:31:05
they were shell-shocked I'm telling you
1:31:07
the whole pedophile thing that set him
1:31:10
on edge welcome back still having a good
1:31:12
time
1:31:13
as you know the meal tonight was all
1:31:15
vegetables as are the members of the
1:31:18
Hollywood Foreign Press please welcome
1:31:21
the President to Renzo Soria
1:31:28
Kanika you keep saying this is your last
1:31:30
year hosting for God's sake please put
1:31:33
it in writing
1:31:36
now that was written that was perfect
1:31:39
that's what you did good but John I
1:31:41
can't I can't get over whatever the
1:31:44
message was it was there it was a clear
1:31:49
message and it may just be one of these
1:31:53
things where you know you get a ten
1:31:54
speed bike then all of a sudden you see
1:31:56
ten speed bikes everywhere but there's a
1:31:58
lot of pedo bear news popping up all of
1:32:00
a sudden
1:32:03
the first one is this hashtag which has
1:32:07
been trending on on Twitter and the
1:32:12
hashtag is TV underground hosts CP
1:32:17
and there's this guy who proclaims and
1:32:21
he doesn't really have any legitimacy in
1:32:24
my mind but I'll it's kind of like a
1:32:26
queue type thing I guess where people
1:32:28
are all Gd about it and all in he claims
1:32:32
that the DNC server the one that tanked
1:32:39
Debbie wasserman-schultz and the whole
1:32:42
Democratic Party although that proved
1:32:44
that Bernie got screwed for Hillary to
1:32:47
get the nomination of which we believe a
1:32:49
server image was made by seth rich who
1:32:52
met an untimely demise that apparently
1:32:55
that server is up and running in ukraine
1:32:58
where it went to CrowdStrike and that it
1:33:02
is a relay for child pornography now I'm
1:33:06
just bringing it up in the context of
1:33:08
Ricky Gervais sirs entire performance
1:33:11
which went back to that a lot with
1:33:13
Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself he
1:33:16
threw in a couple of Harvey Weinstein
1:33:18
bits when there was a lot of really odd
1:33:21
stuff that he was pushing out there at
1:33:23
the same time mother of sexually abused
1:33:28
boy banders breaks her silence
1:33:30
implicates Disney CAA Hollywood Records
1:33:33
LAPD district attorney and industry
1:33:36
elite in pedophile ring and coverup
1:33:38
which is not a surprise we've been
1:33:40
hearing about it for a long time but the
1:33:43
craziest one was Paul Krugman who all of
1:33:48
a sudden tweets out well it looks like
1:33:52
I'm on the phone with my computer
1:33:54
security service as and as I understand
1:33:57
it someone compromised my IP address and
1:34:00
is using it to download child
1:34:02
pornography now as a Nobel Prize winning
1:34:07
economist did you eat shit for breakfast
1:34:10
I don't care what's going on that is not
1:34:15
a swell thought-out tweet at all
1:34:21
you'd y-you know I do a man on that
1:34:23
tweet and my thinking was who has a you
1:34:27
know what is he talking about my
1:34:29
security consultant I mean he's just a
1:34:33
what is he talking about
1:34:35
I mean if you're that concerned about
1:34:38
anything you I don't know what I just
1:34:40
don't that tweet was baffling to me it's
1:34:43
either that I don't know I just that
1:34:46
you're right I've completely beside
1:34:48
myself of what's he talking about what
1:34:49
is he trying to cover up or that's the
1:34:54
thing that you'd be wondering about and
1:34:56
by the way the Pentagon networks there's
1:34:58
lots of articles also the past few weeks
1:35:01
about the amount of pornography
1:35:03
particularly child pornography that is
1:35:05
running around the networks at the
1:35:08
Pentagon yeah but that's not new that if
1:35:10
you remember that was around yes I know
1:35:12
but it's back in the news I'm just
1:35:14
saying it's like the ten speed bike
1:35:15
thing am i just picking up on your
1:35:18
brightness we I did the same thing with
1:35:20
you know you start to decide to start
1:35:22
looking for Priuses we just have a game
1:35:24
my daughter and I how many Priuses would
1:35:26
we see on their way to the store and
1:35:28
you'd think well you see two or three is
1:35:30
it 20 yeah well look at where you live
1:35:32
man maybe how many gas guzzlers do I see
1:35:37
now that would be a challenge I know you
1:35:39
live all Priuses ifi'm with you that
1:35:44
Krugman thing was very strange and
1:35:48
remember we still have the backdrop of
1:35:51
Podesta now the the fabled pizza gate
1:35:58
and just years and years of doing this
1:36:01
that there seems to be a lot of
1:36:02
pedophilia surrounding political and
1:36:07
entertainment elites
1:36:10
and and you know whatever ricky gervais
1:36:13
says role in this was unfortunately I
1:36:17
think it was my initial thinking that it
1:36:20
was a kind of like a planned release
1:36:21
valve that seems to be the most obvious
1:36:24
like let's just get it out there so
1:36:26
everyone can laugh and joke and create
1:36:29
memes of Tom Hanks's face and then it'll
1:36:33
die down because dudes is getting hot
1:36:35
under the collar here and maybe Ronan
1:36:37
Farrow is coming for somebody else
1:36:41
why not
1:36:43
what else that is Ronin Pharaohs job
1:36:46
apparently is yes
1:36:49
he's got high in this credibility super
1:36:52
high now so he's got to be frightening
1:36:53
name Ronan Farrell's on the phone scary
1:37:00
scares you don't want to hear by the way
1:37:02
that is something before the Russian
1:37:05
pranksters do it could somebody please
1:37:07
do that call up some Hollywood people
1:37:09
and say Ronan Farrow here I'd like to
1:37:11
talk to you know fill in the blank that
1:37:13
will be funny that's a great gag and
1:37:15
then just don't just start talking is it
1:37:18
okay well I there's a couple of things I
1:37:20
need to discuss with you see how far you
1:37:22
could push it yeah stop leaving this to
1:37:27
the Russians we're good at this we used
1:37:30
to be well who are the prankster kids we
1:37:32
used to have the boys the Jerky Boys
1:37:35
Jerky Boys yeah the Jerky Boys yeah the
1:37:39
original Jerky Boys what happened but
1:37:41
everybody was doing it we have two DJs
1:37:44
in San Francisco we're doing it right
1:37:45
got old but but these are good men with
1:37:48
masks if you're not good at it you gotta
1:37:50
get it can't do it yeah we had the the
1:37:55
ship that thing was the same two Russian
1:37:57
guys like oh we have compliment on
1:37:59
Donald Trump we have we have naked one
1:38:02
into that we need more of that please
1:38:05
that definitely I think calling up and
1:38:08
saying I Ronan Farrow I'd like to talk
1:38:11
to Phil in the name of Hollywood
1:38:13
executive Phil in the name of politician
1:38:16
see what happens it could be funny
1:38:19
well you know since the obsessive
1:38:21
thinking they had that Tom Hanks stuff
1:38:22
was just a pretty much of a you know
1:38:24
kind of a boy next door guy and from the
1:38:28
bay area he these days I saw Twitter
1:38:31
some picture of him getting on the or he
1:38:33
was on the lowly Express he was a little
1:38:35
only to Express oh yeah yeah oh no Tom
1:38:39
Hanks I'm not so convinced he's so
1:38:41
squeaky clean
1:38:45
now at all well you'll find out soon
1:38:48
enough
1:38:49
oh yeah thousands thousands of sealed
1:38:51
indictments the minute the minute
1:38:53
they're release a gate now amidst all of
1:38:57
this of course we have the big nerd show
1:39:00
going on in in Vegas the Consumer
1:39:04
Electronics Show which neither of us pay
1:39:08
attention to or would go to or really
1:39:11
interested in at all except Ivanka truck
1:39:15
drunk Ivanka Trump did keynote and
1:39:18
apparently people were really outraged
1:39:20
by what she said and I have the the clip
1:39:23
of her outrage did she say well I have a
1:39:26
clip and the clip will also explain that
1:39:28
people were outraged I personally when I
1:39:30
listened to this it's only 33 seconds by
1:39:33
coincidence I'm outraged by her dropping
1:39:37
her tease so just just bear with it
1:39:39
you'll hear it and then maybe we can
1:39:41
figure out what was truly offensive to
1:39:43
everybody else and you'd mentioned the
1:39:55
importance of defining work based on
1:39:58
skills rather than credentials is
1:40:02
incredibly important in recorders and
1:40:04
the major shift in our thinking it's
1:40:06
hard to imagine that that would have
1:40:07
caused the controversy that of course is
1:40:09
Ivanka Trump on the stage give you the
1:40:11
keynote speech at CES for some reason
1:40:14
some people were outraged at what you
1:40:16
would say Liz clay so I know maybe
1:40:19
because so you don't need a bachelor's
1:40:20
degree or something like that or I don't
1:40:22
I don't know what it was I just couldn't
1:40:24
get past the important
1:40:28
cannot be President if she can't
1:40:29
pronounce T's in words like important
1:40:35
forget that side of it and try to figure
1:40:38
out what it is that bothers everybody I
1:40:40
think there's a sense especially in in
1:40:44
tech there's this I think it's like a
1:40:48
fall there's a there's a word for this
1:40:50
and I can't come up with it because I
1:40:52
didn't think about this topic where you
1:40:55
you need that you you have these
1:40:58
phony-baloney degrees that give you some
1:41:00
sort of you key to the kingdom or you
1:41:04
know if you don't have a degree and you
1:41:06
know somebody's really a natural
1:41:07
computer person that there can just code
1:41:10
like a champ
1:41:11
they're usually bass players many of
1:41:15
them yeah great coders or point is they
1:41:17
have these innate skills right and yes
1:41:21
and so they should probably be those
1:41:26
skills should be exploited to the max
1:41:27
but not if you're gonna say well you
1:41:30
don't have a bachelor's degree so we
1:41:31
can't give you that job that that's the
1:41:33
LM something like yeah something like
1:41:35
that is something well has to be stem
1:41:37
your your anti stem if you say people
1:41:39
can just do it without an education
1:41:41
maybe maybe that's part of it maybe well
1:41:45
as some day we need to figure out well
1:41:48
have you been looking at watching any of
1:41:51
the coverage from CES what are the what
1:41:53
are the great new gadgets and what is
1:41:55
what are the fantastic consumer
1:41:57
electronics that we're going to see in
1:41:59
our homes that are now being presented I
1:42:02
don't know but I'm waiting for some more
1:42:05
unboxings well because it's really the
1:42:07
box that matters a couple of reports of
1:42:13
course at the Consumer Electronics Show
1:42:15
we need to have more fake food and now I
1:42:20
can't believe it's not pork is on deck I
1:42:25
am taking the bite of the brand new
1:42:27
unveiled right here impossible pork
1:42:29
slider
1:42:33
fondue sandwich
1:42:35
tell me what's in it soy protein right
1:42:38
sorry sorry protein sunflower oil
1:42:43
coconut oil that's weird
1:42:59
here it comes thank you so much I'm
1:43:07
gonna finish this in the commercial
1:43:08
break you know real American yeah
1:43:17
clearly it tasted like shit which is in
1:43:20
it and and he's like I don't taste
1:43:23
anything and then all of a sudden oh yes
1:43:24
the aftertaste would you burp it up
1:43:29
disgusting so that's the product I don't
1:43:32
need what other great products are out
1:43:34
there at CES this is this is where it
1:43:37
all comes down people this is the future
1:43:38
of your life is right here at the
1:43:41
Consumer Electronics Show
1:43:44
rich tomorrow here at CES 2020 in Las
1:43:48
Vegas here in the LG booth and I found a
1:43:51
refrigerator that does something pretty
1:43:52
unique Wow finally John we're there it's
1:43:56
going to order the milk when you need it
1:43:58
mark vut Anza from LG is here to tell us
1:44:00
all about it thank you for a chatting
1:44:03
about this fridge what does this do
1:44:05
so it's an indoor cultivating machine
1:44:08
that allows you to grow up to 20
1:44:11
different types of vegetables okay
1:44:13
indoors okay so okay okay okay control
1:44:18
okay the environments that you would
1:44:20
have indoors so you're getting precise
1:44:23
humidity okay okay and light source to
1:44:28
give you the best cultivating for
1:44:30
different vegetables okay okay can I
1:44:34
grow wheat in that sucker vegetables so
1:44:41
okay excited okay that he's dripping
1:44:43
over his word okay
1:44:44
this by the way is what passes as
1:44:47
technology reporting there are reporters
1:44:50
who make a lot of money doing exactly
1:44:53
this it's disheartening okay
1:44:58
watering and light source to give you
1:45:00
the best cultivating for different
1:45:02
vegetables okay within a Satan column
1:45:06
refrigerator now am I just planting
1:45:08
seeds or does this requires some special
1:45:10
equipment great question so unit here is
1:45:20
a specific pod so once you finish okay
1:45:26
the hey okay do you get disposable and
1:45:30
finally what types of items can I grow
1:45:33
and when can we expect to see this don't
1:45:36
have the expectation on when it's come
1:45:38
in the market but primarily leaf
1:45:40
vegetables okay small okay
1:45:43
leaf vegetables maybe some fresh basil
1:45:45
basil right you heard it first and
1:45:52
what's the super critter called it's
1:45:54
part of the signature kitchen sweet
1:45:57
brand its part what is it called this is
1:46:01
where you say the brands is where you
1:46:03
say the name of the product that's not
1:46:07
ever coming out because that's what CES
1:46:09
is bullshit it's they have so they've
1:46:12
nothing nothing new to show you that
1:46:16
want to grow basil in my refrigerator
1:46:18
all you do is a seat
1:46:19
you could grow it on your windowsill you
1:46:22
can grow it anywhere some use like a
1:46:24
weed
1:46:24
he should say weed I grow I'd be
1:46:27
interested what is the name of the
1:46:29
product right you heard it first and
1:46:30
what's this refrigerator called
1:46:32
the we diretor it's part of the
1:46:34
signature kitchen sweet brand here at LG
1:46:39
all right finding some neat things here
1:46:41
at CES donees if you want to learn more
1:46:44
about this fridge go to my website it is
1:46:45
rich on tech dot TV reporting from Las
1:46:49
Vegas I'm rich tomorrow great report
1:46:52
rich really fantastic why didn't you
1:46:54
suggest weed okay this is what he should
1:46:58
have done that would have made it more
1:47:00
interesting cuz then the guy would have
1:47:01
okayed himself outta there and none of
1:47:05
this is like Sony introduces an electric
1:47:07
vehicle but we're never going to make it
1:47:09
all of this and then this one from CNET
1:47:13
which also known as CBS Interactive real
1:47:16
people getting paid real money to go to
1:47:18
this real show and deliver this shit
1:47:21
literally so this cute little guy is the
1:47:24
Charmin robot and the idea is if an
1:47:27
emergency strikes and you're in the
1:47:29
bathroom and you run out of this
1:47:31
valuable material the Sherman robot will
1:47:33
be able to bring it to you lickety-split
1:47:35
and you'll be able to use your phone to
1:47:37
control it okay
1:47:39
just want to set the scene the guys
1:47:41
sitting on the floor of the booth
1:47:42
there's a little he calls it a robot
1:47:45
it's like a little two-wheeled device
1:47:47
it's about the size of a pole Jers
1:47:50
coffee can and on top of it is a roll of
1:47:53
toilet paper this is the innovation of
1:47:56
2020 if you are taking a crap and you
1:48:01
notice that your slaves didn't hang up a
1:48:04
new roll of paper or put one underneath
1:48:06
the sink like most people Charmin is
1:48:09
introducing a robot that you it's not
1:48:13
even robotics you control it with your
1:48:15
smartphone to and apparently it already
1:48:19
has a roll of toilet paper sitting on
1:48:21
top of it in the corner of your house
1:48:23
which is a great conversation starter
1:48:24
and then you can have it and apparently
1:48:27
you're also not downstairs they're
1:48:29
upstairs you're on the same level it
1:48:31
will roll towards you and you can you
1:48:34
can steer this thing to bring you a roll
1:48:37
of toilet paper how is it opened a
1:48:40
bathroom door and then you don't have to
1:48:42
worry and get up and embarrass yourself
1:48:44
it's
1:48:45
right now to balance itself see it has a
1:48:49
self-balancing technology boom there it
1:48:52
is so it can handle its own weight it
1:48:55
can handle the way to the toilet paper
1:48:56
it works a little bit like a Segway no
1:48:58
it works exactly like a Segway which is
1:49:00
technology from 15 years ago it connects
1:49:04
to your phone via bluetooth well you can
1:49:06
remote control it to go where you want
1:49:08
which you know is to you on the toilet
1:49:11
because you need the toilet paper you're
1:49:13
not gonna be able to buy this for a
1:49:14
little bit still it's cute it's very
1:49:17
enthusiastic it's already spinning its
1:49:18
wheels again and it's gonna bring you
1:49:21
and what you need the most at that
1:49:23
moment when you need it the most
1:49:24
just in time shit paper that's right
1:49:27
everybody I'm so dismayed by this so
1:49:31
dismayed this is this what has happened
1:49:35
remember the good old days you're beat
1:49:37
now know how to report on every show and
1:49:40
more stuff like this it's so sad ok I
1:49:47
think I saw some folding screens ok whoo
1:49:52
that's so crazy I tell you I can fold my
1:49:55
screen I got a flip phone but this now
1:49:58
impressive would be you got to take a
1:50:00
dump the thing rolls up right underneath
1:50:02
you just poop into a hole on top and it
1:50:04
rolls away and done that's impressive
1:50:07
not something that you have to steer
1:50:09
with your Bluetooth connected phone to
1:50:13
navigate through your house just get up
1:50:16
like everybody else
1:50:17
this clench and go get it
1:50:20
yeah of course this this robot will also
1:50:23
never go into production because once
1:50:26
again and what is Charmin doing at CES
1:50:29
and I think there's room for innovation
1:50:32
in publicity and CBS Interactive yeah I
1:50:35
think there's room for innovation in the
1:50:37
in the toilet paper arena but this is
1:50:39
not it
1:50:41
I've never liked Charmin I've always
1:50:44
thought it was too slippery oh I'd like
1:50:46
Shawn that's my favorite
1:50:48
I'm oh you never try if you want to try
1:50:50
type it which you'll rarely find but if
1:50:53
you can ever find it it's it's from
1:50:55
Zellerbach and it's called z ze gel
1:50:58
Urbach hold on
1:50:59
Zeller buck yeah big paper company but
1:51:03
they make a toilet paper called just ZZ
1:51:06
e that stuff's unbelievable now what is
1:51:09
the what is the what are the
1:51:12
unbelievable benefits of the product
1:51:15
it's just it's like a cleaning machine
1:51:17
it's um but it just works like a champ
1:51:19
it's just fabulous
1:51:20
just I don't want to go into the details
1:51:22
I know you'd know I do find it
1:51:26
interesting let's see this has there
1:51:29
been around for a long time this is 1950
1:51:36
okay I can't play that one I should hear
1:51:39
it now it's it's it's not gonna work
1:51:41
this is a hey I've never heard of Z but
1:51:44
they've been around for a long time is
1:51:45
that the is that the forever is that the
1:51:47
toilet paper your mom was afraid the
1:51:49
Chinese were buying up no no she's never
1:51:52
seen Z she just whatever the Chinese
1:51:54
were buying she'd she'd buy that but it
1:51:56
could have been anything
1:51:57
yes my mom was always fearful when she
1:52:00
went to the store and she saw a bunch of
1:52:01
Chinese mind tore the paper she figured
1:52:03
the end was near
1:52:04
so she tore the paper and she could
1:52:07
afford at the time now you can buy some
1:52:14
you can buy it online I'll try some I'm
1:52:17
always in for a better experience is
1:52:19
available online yes
1:52:20
oh yeah get some to see what you think
1:52:24
cases that's ludicrous by the way I
1:52:27
guess how bad things have gotten
1:52:28
every wonder what's wrong with the
1:52:30
country that's what would you just said
1:52:31
there is what's wrong with the country
1:52:33
or a toilet paper online yes really the
1:52:39
worst a case a case is the 37 dollars
1:52:43
you get 240 rolls that you get a one
1:52:46
roll somehow I'll get one don't worry
1:52:50
and please do not send it to the PIO box
1:52:52
is very confusing for the postal workers
1:52:59
mail what's the up to say something oh
1:53:09
boy I can't believe you brought that up
1:53:11
because there are new jingles for the
1:53:16
Department of Homeland Security's see
1:53:18
something say something campaign now for
1:53:22
those of you who have not been a part of
1:53:24
the the value for value network for a
1:53:26
while
1:53:27
years and years and years ago when the
1:53:30
MTA the Manhattan Transit Authority
1:53:33
introduced and copyrighted the if you
1:53:36
see something say something slogan we
1:53:39
immediately had a jingle for them made
1:53:42
by the genius sir Jeff Smith and we have
1:53:45
been trying to get them to use this for
1:53:48
years this is what it is totally catchy
1:53:54
all the kids get it it's it's on message
1:53:57
it's easy to remember no they've never
1:54:00
used it and now they're doing the
1:54:03
stupidest thing ever
1:54:04
they're shortening the slogan why why do
1:54:08
we ignore the things that give us pause
1:54:10
that seem out of place that don't feel
1:54:13
right the answer to why defines who we
1:54:15
are
1:54:16
see something why do you say something I
1:54:19
see safe for my friends for my community
1:54:21
for my family for each other because all
1:54:24
of this matters we all have something
1:54:27
worth protecting so why do you use these
1:54:30
things report suspicious activity to
1:54:32
local authorities you see something say
1:54:35
something so they've now short shorten
1:54:38
this to see say like it's a new verb
1:54:43
what do you see say that's dumb
1:54:47
thank you see say well I want you to
1:54:52
play the jingle our jingle again and
1:54:54
they remind people out there that is
1:54:56
there it's there for the taking I mean
1:54:58
we will gladly pass it along as a public
1:55:01
service thank you money mm what do you
1:55:14
think now that would be just for Jeff
1:55:15
Smith alone but this is a national
1:55:17
campaign now it'd be much more but we'd
1:55:20
be happy if they use it for free it's
1:55:23
just a suggestion
1:55:27
what do you see say him brother yep
1:55:32
exactly
1:55:35
you
1:55:36
all right what else has happened while
1:55:39
we were gone well um see I think we had
1:55:43
some green New Deal stuff oh yes oh I
1:55:47
have a clip I want you to just play a
1:55:49
little attention to okay play that
1:55:51
Snowden has got to go clip Snowden has
1:55:55
got to go very latest on the
1:55:57
international standoff over NSA leader
1:55:59
Edward Snowden he is still in Moscow at
1:56:02
this hour
1:56:02
President Putin defined the u.s. saying
1:56:05
the Russians will not turn him over but
1:56:07
also telling Snowden publicly it's time
1:56:09
to go ABC's chief investigative
1:56:12
correspondent Brian Ross has been
1:56:13
tracking all of the very latest good
1:56:14
morning Brian good morning man with
1:56:16
Hooten told him it's time to go yeah Wow
1:56:21
well
1:56:23
the thing about it is this is a clip
1:56:25
from 2003 you bastard
1:56:30
it's time to go for it's really time to
1:56:32
go now it's time to go hey it's really
1:56:36
time to go man
1:56:39
okay green New Deal first of all the
1:56:43
rains really started coming in Australia
1:56:47
and we get no credit for it but I'm
1:56:50
gonna take some of it because I really
1:56:52
believe rain sticks work our rain sticks
1:56:55
are highly tuned precision instruments
1:56:58
we've been trained and how to use them
1:57:01
they're not made just by some you know
1:57:04
children gluing stuff together in China
1:57:06
- made in Utah sacred grounds by Sherry
1:57:10
Osbourne and it's working
1:57:13
granted our direction was a little off
1:57:16
apparently a lot of our rain stick
1:57:18
action hit Indonesia and didn't quite
1:57:21
make it to the spots in Australia that
1:57:23
were necessary but you saw people
1:57:25
dancing in the rain I mean you can call
1:57:26
it coincidence I'm calling it rain stick
1:57:32
mrs. might think so too
1:57:34
I don't like to flip this thing around
1:57:36
randomly it's uh it's actually dangerous
1:57:38
well because you can get a lot of rain
1:57:41
in the wrong in the wrong places Daniel
1:57:44
by the way is 2013 neck tip not 20 2003
1:57:48
okay so anyway corrects me just as good
1:57:50
as far as I'm concerned that's seven
1:57:53
years ago well I'm gonna do the same to
1:57:56
you then since you did that no good if
1:57:59
you give me the clue I'm not gonna tell
1:58:02
you when I'm gonna do it I'm just gonna
1:58:04
do it all of a sudden oh you've done it
1:58:06
before so now we have confirmation that
1:58:11
nearly 200 people were arrested across
1:58:13
Australia for deliberately starting bush
1:58:16
fires these so-called fire bugs the
1:58:19
arsonists I just got a video in this
1:58:22
morning closed caption TV in Australia
1:58:25
and there was an interesting take on it
1:58:28
you see let me see what the wonder what
1:58:31
was the me see if I can find the exact
1:58:33
title of that order they title that
1:58:35
brazen teen trio in Melton West is from
1:58:40
the age so you see these three kids who
1:58:43
I would say we're kind of greta toon
1:58:46
barry age walking around lighting an
1:58:50
entire the field on fire in australia
1:58:54
and then running away and the thing
1:58:57
catches fire very quickly oh yeah you've
1:59:00
got to wonder i hadn't considered this
1:59:03
could some of the school strike children
1:59:07
be so riled up by greta that they feel
1:59:09
to propagate the danger of climate
1:59:12
change point to prove a point that they
1:59:14
have to help light some fires do you
1:59:16
think that's Paula I think absolutely I
1:59:18
I've always thought two things one you
1:59:20
have the environmental nut jobs and you
1:59:23
disick lose the tree huggers that guys
1:59:24
who spiked trees that there's a bunch of
1:59:27
them there earth first groups yeah and
1:59:29
then there's the terrorist possibility
1:59:31
too which is why wouldn't the terrorist
1:59:33
organization if they if there is one I
1:59:36
just go around and light the whole
1:59:37
country on fire
1:59:38
who else happened in the Civil War they
1:59:40
had these Confederate spies had moved
1:59:43
y'all snuck into New York and they're
1:59:45
gonna burn down the whole town they
1:59:47
almost did it they just couldn't quite
1:59:48
get it done they here's their lighting
1:59:50
hotels on fire here's a clip in
1:59:53
Australia unseasonally hot temperatures
1:59:55
combined with strong winds to fan the
1:59:58
flames of nearly 100 wildfires and 36 of
2:00:01
the fires in New South Wales the most
2:00:04
popular state in the country were
2:00:06
burning out of control smoke plumes
2:00:08
stretch for miles and even cast an
2:00:11
orange haze over downtown Sydney
2:00:13
conditions are still too intense to get
2:00:16
an accurate number of how many homes
2:00:18
have been destroyed and that was a clip
2:00:22
from 2013 just to let you know that this
2:00:25
is nothing new but as you were just
2:00:28
mentioning another clip this time from
2:00:31
2012 dick the terror threat is in an al
2:00:33
Qaeda newsletter online it says forest
2:00:37
fires are easy to start and hard to stop
2:00:40
the LOS Conchas fire near Los Alamos
2:00:42
last year was New Mexico's biggest ever
2:00:44
devouring everything in its path it was
2:00:47
started by a tree falling into a power
2:00:49
line but the state's Department of
2:00:51
Homeland Security says that just shows
2:00:54
how easy it would be for a terrorist
2:00:56
with one match to cause widespread
2:00:58
damage do you remember this inspire
2:01:00
magazine
2:01:01
yeah the CIA publication these threats
2:01:04
are threats and we are at war still with
2:01:08
an enemy that is bent on inflicting harm
2:01:11
on us those threats are in this English
2:01:13
version al Qaeda newsletter called
2:01:15
inspire it's surfaced recently on the
2:01:17
Internet it calls on sympathizers to
2:01:19
start wildfires giving them a
2:01:21
step-by-step how-to guide even
2:01:24
highlighting the American Southwest is a
2:01:26
region ready to go up in flames
2:01:28
how come this has never brought up again
2:01:29
I know the answer obviously I'm being
2:01:31
facetious but is the answer it was the
2:01:35
CIA magazine to start with it was
2:01:37
bullcrap from the get-go yeah but the
2:01:39
idea was valid the ideas valid but how
2:01:42
come it's not brought up I didn't hear
2:01:44
anyone talking about it I think
2:01:46
personally hmm
2:01:48
I think that it may actually have
2:01:50
occurred I think some of the fires in
2:01:52
California may have been started that
2:01:54
way
2:01:55
not necessarily the newest ones but the
2:01:57
problem is is that it doesn't get the
2:01:59
message across it doesn't create the
2:02:01
Terrorism message we're all we're now we
2:02:03
have to be afraid of these terrorists it
2:02:05
always drops back at the end any smart
2:02:08
terrorist organization would know this
2:02:10
it falls back to global warming yes it's
2:02:13
like we set the whole country on fire
2:02:15
and they don't even give us any credit
2:02:16
they get if they blame global warming
2:02:18
right it's it's definitely crossing
2:02:21
crossing messages yeah so the message
2:02:24
the messaging will not work using that
2:02:26
technique even though it's new works to
2:02:29
burn down a lot of stuff but it always
2:02:31
falls back on a global warming and it
2:02:33
may actually be a counterintelligence
2:02:36
move to no say you knew that this was
2:02:39
all done as in Australia in particular
2:02:41
was done by either dumb kids starting
2:02:45
stuff stuff on purpose or terrorists but
2:02:48
the counter Ducote Intel message would
2:02:51
be all glow up blaming that global
2:02:53
warming we do not want to encourage
2:02:54
people to lighten things up right
2:02:57
I like warming now that yes now I think
2:03:01
about it how many of those California
2:03:04
fires might have been helped along by
2:03:05
some overzealous kids who were
2:03:08
mind-controlled by the grete message
2:03:11
could be all of them for all we know
2:03:13
this thing for in Australia and only
2:03:15
blame one or two on PG&E right now I
2:03:18
hope they really look into these kids in
2:03:21
Australia did they do more of that were
2:03:23
there more kids doing it what was what
2:03:25
is the motivation that seems a very
2:03:29
likely thing to me seems likely to me
2:03:33
too
2:03:34
I've been working on on our exit
2:03:37
strategy as always yes well there is
2:03:43
something going on in Texas which might
2:03:44
work for us I mean it's not yeah it's it
2:03:47
would still mean work but we could
2:03:49
certainly make a lot of money if you're
2:03:51
interested well the work part of its
2:03:53
kind of disconcerning here's Shelby
2:03:57
County Texas Shelby County Commissioners
2:03:59
plan to pay more than nine thousand
2:04:02
dollars a month to a podcasting company
2:04:04
to produce podcasts and market it on the
2:04:07
internet whoa this contract is so
2:04:10
outrageous that it just baffles me why
2:04:13
we're doing this Shelby County
2:04:15
Commissioner Mick Wright is the loan
2:04:17
commissioner who voted against paying
2:04:19
the Kisuke Network almost a hundred and
2:04:21
ten thousand dollars to produce podcasts
2:04:25
for the Commission when you're talking
2:04:27
about over a hundred thousand dollars I
2:04:29
mean you could buy a small fleet of
2:04:31
vehicles for that amount and still do a
2:04:32
podcast the local i-team found there are
2:04:35
cheaper options in town the OEM network
2:04:38
operates out of the crosstown concourse
2:04:40
here a podcast cost $300 for the first
2:04:44
episode and a hundred dollars per
2:04:46
episode after that o Am's
2:04:49
owner questions why the county is even
2:04:51
paying for podcasts when it video
2:04:54
streams its meetings and also broadcast
2:04:56
them live on the radio the owner of
2:04:59
Kisuke and didn't want to comment for
2:05:01
this story but at the Commission meeting
2:05:02
he explained the cost this way we really
2:05:06
work with businesses and we work with
2:05:08
government entities to make sure that
2:05:11
they have a very high end product it's
2:05:15
that easy there's a lot of counties
2:05:17
every County listen we work with a lot
2:05:20
of businesses and we ensure you have a
2:05:23
high end quality product the curry
2:05:26
dvorák podcast production group i would
2:05:30
love to hear these high end products
2:05:32
from this guy if they've produced any
2:05:36
yet
2:05:38
shelby that would be funny I should have
2:05:40
actually looked into that I'm sorry
2:05:42
podcast
2:05:43
let's see Shelby County podcast no
2:05:46
nothing yet
2:05:47
but it's it's something we could
2:05:49
consider 100 grand a year yeah for just
2:05:53
one County for one kind of you would do
2:05:56
a thousand counties boom we'll just stay
2:06:00
on the on the podcasting tip for a
2:06:03
moment thank you everybody who emailed
2:06:05
in a clip from the most recent Family
2:06:08
Guy we've got to prove Lois is innocent
2:06:13
that's right and a best way to crack any
2:06:15
hype
2:06:16
profile crime case is to do a podcast
2:06:18
before you have all effects okay podcast
2:06:22
is poor sound quality and tons of
2:06:24
commercials all right we've got Lois
2:06:26
calling in from prison she's only got
2:06:27
three minutes
2:06:29
you bet Lois my first question is do you
2:06:32
get a good night's sleep well if you get
2:06:37
a Casper mattress now you have a hundred
2:06:40
days to decide if it's the right
2:06:41
mattress for you I don't have time for
2:06:44
underwear that bunches up that's why I
2:06:46
wear me undies perfect hanging yourself
2:06:49
in your jail cell sounds like you could
2:06:56
use blue apron you ever wanted to
2:06:58
receive a vegetable in the mail a you
2:07:00
need blue apron I'm like obsessed with
2:07:03
the stir-fry Brian here likes the
2:07:05
Moroccan beef i I have no opinion on the
2:07:07
Moroccan beef Peter Brian this is not
2:07:09
art this is commerce before I go I need
2:07:12
a new lawyer this one made a sexual pass
2:07:14
at me oh boy everyone knows hiring is a
2:07:17
nightmare at least it was before zip
2:07:19
recruit zip recruited we vastly
2:07:22
overestimate how many podcast listeners
2:07:24
are in a position to hire someone to no
2:07:32
agenda imagine all the people who could
2:07:34
do with us oh yeah that'd be fun
2:07:42
and indeed we did have a few people help
2:07:45
us out for sure 12:06 that family guy is
2:07:49
so spot-on
2:07:51
yeah I could probably set and have the
2:07:54
other dis staff probably listens to
2:07:56
podcast and they hear of all this crap
2:07:58
and they can't take it yeah which is and
2:08:02
before we start into our value for value
2:08:04
proposition I would like to expand on
2:08:07
that that what you just heard there yes
2:08:09
it's funny
2:08:10
I'd like the vast over estimation of how
2:08:14
many people hire will people listen to
2:08:17
podcast but above all that is the
2:08:22
limited universe of advertising and they
2:08:24
could have thrown in square Squarespace
2:08:26
and because I was just interviewed the
2:08:28
other day and that's why I wanted to lay
2:08:29
this rap down for a second that advert I
2:08:32
cannot you cannot monetize the network
2:08:35
I've said this for a long time and then
2:08:37
ending today's connected social network
2:08:41
world
2:08:43
you can never get beyond these types of
2:08:46
advertisers which really in from a
2:08:49
business sense is such little marginal
2:08:52
stuff if you want it's what Spotify or
2:08:55
Pandora or whatever whatever these
2:08:58
companies think they're gonna own
2:08:59
podcasting they will have to get
2:09:02
automotive pharmaceutical alcohol these
2:09:07
are the that's where the money is
2:09:10
everything else is just margin it's you
2:09:13
cannot survive on that as a podcast
2:09:16
network podcast company sure you can you
2:09:19
can get by with your podcast but cancel
2:09:23
culture has brought us to this point
2:09:25
where if someone just doesn't like your
2:09:28
show doesn't like your opinion they go
2:09:31
after your advertisers this boat has
2:09:33
sailed it's done and it's gone we saw
2:09:35
this a long time ago fortuitously
2:09:38
because we may not be you know being
2:09:41
pulling in joe rogan money but we're
2:09:43
still on the air and very proud of it
2:09:46
and i think the show is better because
2:09:48
we've opened it up for the listeners to
2:09:50
become the producers and producers
2:09:53
produce in multiple ways and one of them
2:09:56
is taking care of the financial aspect i
2:09:59
like the idea of pharmaceuticals
2:10:03
watching some stuff yesterday on the TV
2:10:05
s like they were in primetime television
2:10:07
the pharmaceutical companies have taken
2:10:09
over that - it's unbelievable he was
2:10:13
like the new wasn't what kind of you
2:10:15
know what kind of illness you had you
2:10:17
might have by watching some show you
2:10:18
just watch the show well yes I have a
2:10:21
protip know I have a pro tip here when
2:10:24
the ads come on I definitely turn I mute
2:10:28
the sound because these ads that are
2:10:31
talking about all these horrible things
2:10:32
you can have
2:10:33
I believe the ads will give you that
2:10:35
that Cuddy I written I'm not a lot of
2:10:38
women and superstitious people think
2:10:40
that - well thanks Jesus women the old
2:10:47
women are not necessarily wrong old
2:10:50
women are known to be the best stock
2:10:52
pickers I'm just saying that if you're
2:10:55
continuously barrage by these horrible
2:10:59
things that you can that you know that
2:11:01
apparently people have some of a really
2:11:06
bad it's you know the rashes and the and
2:11:08
the stomach stuff and then how many
2:11:10
times that poor girl can't perform with
2:11:12
the band because she's got a poop I mean
2:11:14
I just don't want to hear it I don't you
2:11:17
seen it you know who I'm talking about
2:11:19
I I believe if you you're infiltrated
2:11:23
with that it goes deep into your psyche
2:11:25
before you know it you're pooping
2:11:26
everywhere okay you can't do this you
2:11:28
can poop but you're pooping all the time
2:11:30
you can't prove it all the time the show
2:11:32
yes you can't do the performance so
2:11:34
anyway yes poor girl anyway luckily we
2:11:43
don't have to deal with making you sick
2:11:45
by playing ads about how we can help you
2:11:48
get unsick if you're sick it just it
2:11:50
makes you sick
2:11:52
we don't have any ads at all no
2:11:53
corporate interest which means we can
2:11:55
talk about anything we want and I think
2:11:56
we proved that we did we thank anyone we
2:11:59
want starting with soar a jelly head
2:12:02
who's got a birthday or something coming
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up he came in $120 and 60s it's very
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short list today so we'll be done with
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it in a minute sir Brandon in Vista
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California a hundred and twelve dollars
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and 35 cents Steve chef chef
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and under nine dollars and 20 cents or
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Hey 0:08 he's got a note boobs boots
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miss Jamie of the highway 73 88 JC Fiore
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Cramer in Harlem
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hot nerd and Netherlands yes just that's
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by the master Harlem Harlem Harlem 69
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Alexios the ACOs via the coast ti-ti
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ACOs I'm guessing it sounds Greek you
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know buddies in the trash but interest
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boot 60 sir milkman 5569 sir Paul and
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Twickenham 55 55 Matthew shower 55 10
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double nickels on the dam also Rene
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DuPont that one that goes on the dime is
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in Grosse Pointe no no no no she she
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oops
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listen I'm female that's for you I only
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make 130 dollars a week so I'm trying to
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take advantage of sir dog patches offer
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crossing my fingers oh it was not sir
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dog patches hieronymus yes use his name
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it would be better to reduce his full
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titles through on emissive dog patch and
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lower slovakia but that might donation
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see we're gonna put you were gonna maybe
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suggest that Rene DuPont Brunel
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Grosse Pointe Michigan yes become a
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knight from named Dame Dame what Knight
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Dame okay maybe she wants to be a knight
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there is one woman that is the night
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Sean Cardinal in Saskatchewan swell
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wouldn't mean Saskatchewan has to be
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Saskatoon yes 5347 and that is for some
2:14:11
baby-making karma for Sir Paul the black
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okay no we shall we show the following
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people are $50 donors name and location
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sir Jason de Lucia and Schatzberg
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Cerrito right down the street from me
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sir Kevin protector of the qiyamah
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blowhole Jonathan Meyer in Xenia Ohio
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there was a blowhole in Iceland I got to
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see waves come in and a boom big thing
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goes up in the air it's called a
2:14:45
blowhole
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Jonathan Meyer and it's not what you
2:14:48
said but my friend just let me just read
2:14:49
his note
2:14:51
it's amazing blowholes note it's amazing
2:14:55
I asked Adam for some rain stick Karma
2:14:57
for the Aussie bush fires next day it
2:14:59
rained a little first time in months
2:15:01
then some more the next day it works
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they says please accept this donation
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for a long slow shake of your rain
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sticks no for long slow soaking rain I
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am weary of this John I do not think we
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should be sticking I agree I think we
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should we should wait write something we
2:15:21
can't just abuse I think more is on the
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way so I don't think we have to do
2:15:24
anything we I gave three extra shakes
2:15:27
after my three my three turns so hmm
2:15:31
Jonathan Mayer you that was uh that was
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you Gunn rogue Jonathan Mayer in Xenia
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Ohio is 50 Edward Mazurek in Memphis
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meppel oh really
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this Renee - buck from meppel meppel is
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the very air that's I don't know if it's
2:15:53
that way anymore
2:15:54
but meppel was the home of the black
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sock black sock Church yes very reformed
2:16:02
the kind of was like now sect like
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almost almost the cult cult II yeah when
2:16:15
I'm thinking more of Amish in a way Oh
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religious but Amish yeah they've got you
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yeah you got me you hear me
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don't know what's going on but no one's
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I think it's been straightened out
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there's nothing listed now after seven
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people organizing a meet-up now that
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nothing but it is happening and it will
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be up on No Agenda meetups calm soon for
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today though we have it's probably
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either underway or over by now that
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would be the Beirut Lebanon meetup the
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No Agenda tune man tour that is Jesse
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Coyne Nelson and hopefully some of you
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made it to the rabbit hole in mock DC
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Street Beirut Lebanon he will be
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checking in later to let me know for
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sure Saturday Long Island has meet up at
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7:30 II see Andrew Grasso is your host
2:19:21
meet at the st. James restaurant and bar
2:19:24
7:30 also on Saturday oh is this the new
2:19:27
time no that is the time then next
2:19:30
Thursday they plan it on Thursday so I
2:19:33
can't attend is the awesome local 512
2:19:35
meetup that'll be it Doc's backyard in
2:19:38
Sunset Valley I may try to what time you
2:19:41
do it seven o'clock and they drop by to
2:19:44
shoot you shoot over there yeah 7 p.m.
2:19:46
and this is worth it that Saoirse our
2:19:50
lather up head off to the meet up sir
2:19:53
Scott Baron out of the armory no
2:19:55
gendarmerie and his wife Christine will
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be hosting that next Friday the
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Charlotte meetup number 2 7 o'clock at
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the Sycamore brewing establishment look
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for the large crackpot and buzzkill
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heads and then there's a time change for
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2 o'clock now at 5 o'clock this is New
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York City the New York City meetup to
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join us in the afternoon in the heart of
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the city of swollen amygdala for
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much-needed post-holiday would midwinter
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relief and joyous camaraderie meet your
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fellow No Agenda New Yorkers we know
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you're out there and of course all those
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in the general metropolitan area are
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garden Athena and Alex will be hosting
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that and on the other coast this is how
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insane this is people are organizing
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these everywhere in the world also on
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next Saturday flight of the no agenda
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that will be Los Angeles two o'clock PST
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this will be held in FEMA region 9 at
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the proud bird food Bazaar near LAX Leo
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Bravo hosting that and just go to oh
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also next next Saturday will be the
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second stop of the no agenda tune man
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tour
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that's Jesse coy Nelson he will be in
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the Amigo pub in Amman Jordan I hope
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people show up I know there's people out
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there listening I hope you go and
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support Jesse coy Nelson on his on his
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tour and go to no agenda meetups dot-com
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place to get to get that together with
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people new people you've never met non
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triggering conversation amygdalas our
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normal size and it everyone seems to
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have fun we've not had a fight break out
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at one of them yet yet yet actually I
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wanted to play
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I had a gaff clip which they completely
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forgot
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where are you I have a gaff clip that I
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completely you were playing the gaffs
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Trump gaffes yeah I have a gaff clip
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it's not Trump but I I wanted to play
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this because I feel bad I miss this this
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was on Fox News the president making it
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very clear that the suggestion that was
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kind of misfired from the Pentagon
2:22:19
yesterday was actually not the case at
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all that the United States is committed
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to staying and protecting and standing
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with our Iraqi allies and the soldiers
2:22:28
that we've trained there was the feeling
2:22:30
on the ground about all of that tonight
2:22:31
well look the Iranians have been trying
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to increase their foothold in the Middle
2:22:35
East for some time now many analysts in
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the region describe the possibility of
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Americans being forced out of Iraq as a
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post humorous victory for custom
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soleimani was killed last month did you
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hear it yeah post humorous you think he
2:22:49
meant that the hell's that even mean
2:22:51
right I think I meant to say to humor
2:22:53
sake he meant to say posthumous yeah
2:22:55
what came out post humorous you don't
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know he may be he may ever really said
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the word I don't know I mean I'm
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reminded of words I used to say wrong
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you know chouse is a good example as a
2:23:10
kid I would say Chou's instead of chaos
2:23:16
pronounce it spelled chouse it's just I
2:23:20
love chose a OS how is that how would
2:23:24
any kid think that that's pronounced
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chaos yeah I asked you yeah I hear you I
2:23:31
hear you well I have a note from I want
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to read from psycho Mike no sir psycho
2:23:39
Mike Oh 96 mm-hmm this is an important
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note I TM the brown marmorated stink bug
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has been in Western Maryland since the
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mid socks first being found in shipping
2:23:53
containers in Allentown Pennsylvania in
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1998 it is an epidemic and we have had
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it for years with thousands of them
2:24:01
clinging to our brick houses in the fall
2:24:04
and many getting in through the crevices
2:24:07
there seems to be heavy years and some
2:24:10
do not and some not so heavy although
2:24:13
you'll always see them in the fall
2:24:14
please note
2:24:16
do not vacuum them bad do not smash or
2:24:20
excite them their stink attracts more
2:24:24
stink bugs on the worst years we keep a
2:24:27
medium-sized tote on the back porch
2:24:29
filled with soapy water and deposit live
2:24:32
bugs into it on light-years of there is
2:24:36
less bugs we flushed them down the
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toilet although in California that
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probably isn't an option ha ha ha I've
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lived in the same house for 18 years on
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sidling hill mountain and it's only met
2:24:47
maybe 50 melon that or Dali's is a
2:24:49
different topic but he hadn't felt like
2:24:50
throwing it in and we've only had maybe
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one or two 50 mile-an-hour wind storms a
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year for the past two years we get 50
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mile-an-hour wind storms at least 20
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times a year this again I'm thinking
2:25:03
weather machine twice this year in fact
2:25:05
this happened all at once I've never
2:25:08
heard an explanation for this weather
2:25:09
pattern which I see is caused by
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temperature swings that only lasts a
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couple of hours
2:25:14
ie it's in the 30s one minute the
2:25:16
temperature will ramp over 60 in no time
2:25:18
and then be back down to 30 with huge
2:25:20
winds also may be related maybe not I've
2:25:23
noticed sometimes dramatic temperature
2:25:24
inversion happening quite frequently
2:25:26
thank you for your courage from psycho
2:25:28
Michael all right well that Butler he
2:25:32
will see the pay attention is somebody
2:25:37
wrote me a note complaining that he was
2:25:39
listening to the show as we were talking
2:25:41
about stink bugs and there was a stink
2:25:43
bug on his desk yeah that we actually
2:25:46
called the stink bug apparently yeah
2:25:53
CNN settled their lawsuit with Nick
2:25:55
Sandman this is one of the Covington
2:25:58
Catholic high school kids
2:26:02
salmon suing a number of mainstream
2:26:05
outlets including the Washington Post
2:26:08
and CNN apparently they settled with CNN
2:26:11
which is I think it's kind of sad
2:26:15
because I would love to see you know the
2:26:17
documents discovery and we would get to
2:26:20
know a lot more about how CNN works and
2:26:22
how these how they just allow triggered
2:26:25
individuals to go and blame whatever
2:26:27
they think is on their screen on their
2:26:30
dementia a screen and we won't know now
2:26:33
dementia b-string
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dementia medium sorry I guess you get
2:26:36
that right so there's nothing more to
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say about that I hope the kid got a lot
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of money
2:26:42
I hope so too Borden is now the second
2:26:47
large US milk producer to file for
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bankruptcy and they cite the nuts app
2:26:56
industry as the reason
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well that's that's pathetic well you're
2:27:04
the one that's always kind of your beat
2:27:05
you're the one that's always complaining
2:27:07
about this you know milk substitute
2:27:09
products and yes there aren't milk no
2:27:13
they're not they're nuts up we've been
2:27:15
through this not goo no no I think the
2:27:21
not slurry nut slurry is the term yes
2:27:24
yeah that's interesting
2:27:26
no you know what happens if milk could
2:27:29
just go away I guess or become a
2:27:31
specialty product it is it is kind of
2:27:35
handy for the sexual food I mean the
2:27:37
other stuff you know it's questionable
2:27:39
some of this stuff's soy milk for
2:27:40
example which is very popular and it's
2:27:43
got to be bad for you it seems to me
2:27:46
there's all these issues with people
2:27:48
having all kinds of hormone problems but
2:27:51
by either ingesting too much soy there's
2:27:53
a lot of research on this always gets
2:27:54
quashed definitely men developing
2:27:58
breasts from the estrogen effects of soy
2:28:00
mm-hmm not unusual and it's not you know
2:28:05
what's what is food I mean food of
2:28:07
humans of mammalians milk dependence so
2:28:12
they get started in life I just wanted
2:28:15
to hear you say the word milk I just
2:28:17
love that I could when I saying milk
2:28:19
again yeah but that's you know it's the
2:28:20
Dutch word is also Emmy LK milk yeah
2:28:23
that's where Cory came from
2:28:28
I could say milk but no more just pops
2:28:31
now there will be a new source for us to
2:28:36
to mine soon it will be the BNC the
2:28:41
black News Channel
2:28:45
which will be launched
2:28:47
in February they intended to launch
2:28:50
initially in November but they changed
2:28:54
the according to this article they
2:28:56
changed the date too for it to coincide
2:28:58
with Black History Month which is in
2:29:01
February which is easy to remember
2:29:04
because it has the least amount of days
2:29:06
and it's very cold which is I got that
2:29:09
from bo2 remember Black History Month
2:29:13
I'm excited about that I want to see
2:29:15
what the what will a black news channel
2:29:16
be more Trump hate why would it be any
2:29:18
different than anything else because one
2:29:21
of the co-founders is JC Watts former
2:29:23
Republican congressman I don't know
2:29:25
maybe not oh well maybe yeah what's
2:29:28
what's kind of switched back over to the
2:29:31
others to the dimension B side so watts
2:29:35
and Bob brillante
2:29:38
it was mod early on teh sounds like an
2:29:41
Italian to me he looks like he looks
2:29:43
pretty Goomba looking at the picture
2:29:46
yeah in an a they want to attract
2:29:54
millennial viewers 98% of whom have cell
2:29:57
phones he had more than two of them okay
2:29:59
what's the point here you're gonna put
2:30:02
the news on the cell phone
2:30:03
yeah but they well but they're launching
2:30:05
the launching and on telethon a cable
2:30:07
channel so no February 10th I'll be
2:30:10
watching I'm excited something new have
2:30:12
you followed any of those if you go up
2:30:15
above beyond Pluto
2:30:17
well if you go past CNBC and you know
2:30:21
all that stuff there's that have you
2:30:23
seen cheddar
2:30:24
oh yeah cheddar well I mean cheddar is
2:30:27
the father Susie doesn't newsy it's kind
2:30:31
of like millennial news terrible it's
2:30:34
very unprofessional yeah but it's what
2:30:36
they're I think kids are watching it I
2:30:38
don't think anyone's watching and I
2:30:40
watch it I love cheddar oh you're the
2:30:42
only one I love me some sugar we've got
2:30:44
the two viewers today I want to thank
2:30:46
Lauren Tyler Grayson and Eileen who sent
2:30:51
to the keeper and I a fantastic wedding
2:30:54
gift which was not necessary but I got
2:30:57
it there was a huge box in the p.o box
2:30:59
pens these spices are you familiar with
2:31:01
this pen Z spices pnz ey s no yeah you
2:31:06
think I know that
2:31:07
yeah you think you would but it's it's a
2:31:09
box filled with just great smelling
2:31:12
spices and different kinds of salts and
2:31:15
some different peppers and I mean it's
2:31:18
the biggest problem is I've my spice
2:31:21
rack won't hold it so I have to figure
2:31:23
out what to do with it but the cooking
2:31:25
with the is your spice rack
2:31:28
you know it's it there's probably 30
2:31:30
different spice bottles in this in this
2:31:33
packs it's big ooh there's anything
2:31:37
really obscure or then he blends its
2:31:39
blends yeah it's mainly blends and thank
2:31:43
you Jambo Joe who sent me and what do
2:31:46
you say America I got one it's send a
2:31:48
thank you to Jambo jury sent me the same
2:31:50
thing you got this super mint oil pour
2:31:53
now what you do it oh it's it's some
2:32:00
bottle of oil yeah and what you do is
2:32:02
you you swish it in your mouth for three
2:32:04
minutes and it pulls all of the dirt and
2:32:07
grime off of your teeth that may not
2:32:09
that may still be there after brushing
2:32:10
and if you do it for 20 minutes you
2:32:13
don't even have to go to the dentist for
2:32:15
a year it's fact it's true back I try I
2:32:20
like this stuff
2:32:21
you tried it yeah of course unless you
2:32:23
have to put it in your mouth just a
2:32:25
little bit a little bit that you fill
2:32:27
your mouth with oil just the tip just a
2:32:29
little bit it's just a little bit of oil
2:32:31
just take a swig like mouthwash except
2:32:35
it's kind of disgusting because is this
2:32:37
is it a shot glass full or less less
2:32:40
less less much less that quarter shot
2:32:43
glass half shot glass I just did a
2:32:45
quarter between a quarter shot yeah
2:32:47
quarter shot glass and you just swish it
2:32:50
around and it's a mouth douche it's
2:32:53
fantastic it's it pulls the dirt and
2:32:57
stuff sure it does it's oil pulling this
2:33:00
is not new it's under it's actually a
2:33:01
very old concept it's a little idea and
2:33:04
people didn't have toothbrushes right
2:33:06
well maybe the toothbrush was the start
2:33:09
of all the decay could be his people God
2:33:13
knows nobody had to decay or missing
2:33:15
teeth back in the 70s oh not at all last
2:33:20
story for me which I think there's some
2:33:23
confusion going on
2:33:25
or do I have it here yes I've reported
2:33:31
on this a couple times but this is the
2:33:33
first full report with the FBI involved
2:33:35
now for the last week Michela cops had
2:33:38
spotted a high-flying
2:33:40
nighttime mystery above her rural
2:33:41
Northern Colorado home drones
2:33:44
sometimes a dozen or more with wingspans
2:33:46
six feet wide the sky is lit up with
2:33:50
Christmas lights basically there's
2:33:52
lights and things flying all over
2:33:54
sheriff's departments across the border
2:33:56
area of three states have been flooded
2:33:58
with similar reports since mid-december
2:34:01
I think whomever is responsible for it
2:34:03
will probably have a little bit of
2:34:04
answering to do to the general public
2:34:06
the military and local companies have
2:34:08
denied responsibility there's one
2:34:10
hovering over here
2:34:12
we waited with that Gulf until the Sun
2:34:14
went down and the skies lit up it's been
2:34:16
dark for about a half-hour and we are
2:34:18
seeing drones all over the sky they
2:34:21
appear as little twinkling lights
2:34:23
sometimes there's just one but in other
2:34:25
cases we've seen clusters of six or more
2:34:28
tonight there are still more questions
2:34:30
than answers and residents are feeling
2:34:33
vulnerable it feels like an invasion of
2:34:35
privacy almost and a new development
2:34:37
late today one of the sheriff's offices
2:34:39
says it is now looking for a closed box
2:34:42
trailer with antenna or a large
2:34:44
suspicious van and is asking anyone who
2:34:46
has seen it to call authorities I find
2:34:49
this pretty interesting so it was
2:34:50
Colorado now it's Nebraska yeah
2:34:53
something's up well there is one other
2:34:56
thing which any theories out there about
2:34:59
this no no I mean military denies it
2:35:02
law enforcement denies it's theirs I
2:35:05
don't know how people can determine so
2:35:07
easily that the wingspan is six feet
2:35:09
that's very difficult to do that from
2:35:12
the ground possible you happen to be
2:35:13
very you need really need to know your
2:35:15
drones and your abs derry-o what is it
2:35:19
I'd love to hear Mimi's theory let's
2:35:21
call it she says it's Amazon and ups
2:35:26
their mapping the area so they can do
2:35:29
their drone deliveries
2:35:31
which is mapping drones possibly but I
2:35:36
mean it's just a theory I don't buy it
2:35:37
no I yeah I mean it would be kind of
2:35:40
foolish for them with what they're
2:35:42
trying to do to do that without clearing
2:35:44
that space and that makes no sense
2:35:48
there's no it's bull crap glad we didn't
2:35:50
call her there is one other thing that
2:35:53
can be at play as
2:35:57
Elon Musk now has his StarLink
2:36:00
satellites going into place I think
2:36:02
there's he now has 120 or 180 of them in
2:36:07
in orbit low very low Earth orbit and
2:36:10
they see really okay no he's long it's
2:36:14
only a 60 of them I didn't know there
2:36:15
was that many you know yeah they've had
2:36:17
three launches it's 60 at a pop and but
2:36:21
they what they do is they communicate
2:36:23
amongst themselves with laser and
2:36:26
because of this they're obviously lit up
2:36:29
in the sky and if you look there's a lot
2:36:32
of videos and pictures it's this I mean
2:36:36
it's this complete almost straight line
2:36:38
of all of these lights that are just you
2:36:41
know going by passing overhead
2:36:44
he's already apparently sent to tweet
2:36:46
from it because this is the Internet
2:36:48
anywhere from space but there's a couple
2:36:51
of things that are controversial about
2:36:52
it and the biggest one is that it's
2:36:57
messing up astrology the light pollution
2:37:00
from these things astrology you me
2:37:03
Astron astronomy I'm sorry yes astronomy
2:37:07
the light pollution is screwing up
2:37:10
experimentation is making it impossible
2:37:12
during certain windows when these things
2:37:14
fly over for astronomers to do whatever
2:37:18
they're doing I've kind of find it
2:37:23
creepy myself he plans to have I think
2:37:25
12,000 ultimately I net he kind of
2:37:31
and
2:37:34
people are now starting to question how
2:37:37
Tesla automobiles will be involved in
2:37:39
this because the StarLink system while
2:37:42
it will work great if you're stationary
2:37:44
and have you put a little box outside
2:37:45
and it'll receive and transmit but in
2:37:50
order for that to work
2:37:51
ubiquitous lis around come wherever you
2:37:54
are you'll need ground stations and
2:37:56
there's some evidence pointing to the to
2:37:59
the to Tesla vehicles being used as a
2:38:03
StarLink downlink and ground station
2:38:06
which is kind of a cool idea but you
2:38:09
know I don't think everyone's happy that
2:38:11
he's gonna be using their vehicles for
2:38:12
it
2:38:13
yeah I didn't buy a card so he could use
2:38:16
it as a base station yeah but it's kind
2:38:20
of crazy when you think about it he's
2:38:21
gonna have 12,000 of those little sub
2:38:23
and they're not even that little I think
2:38:25
they're a couple feet the size when did
2:38:29
they start plummeting to earth it would
2:38:31
be quite pretty well he says that or he
2:38:34
or whoever the spokes hole is for for
2:38:37
Starlin says that 95% of the side light
2:38:40
burns up when it when it departs orbit
2:38:45
so you we won't get any the only 5% of
2:38:47
the junk will fall on our heads but that
2:38:49
is fine but just the idea that there's
2:38:52
all these lights in the sky
2:38:53
I mean you know
2:38:55
it's my sky - well apparently it's not
2:38:59
your sky chump just find it interesting
2:39:02
this elites can do whatever they want so
2:39:06
I have a four clip clip glitch if you
2:39:08
don't mind
2:39:09
holy crap I wasn't prepared for this
2:39:11
well yes I think this is a grand idea
2:39:13
this will be it then this is how we're
2:39:14
gonna get out of here okay clip blitz I
2:39:18
need to set this line of scrimmage okay
2:39:22
and I think a path think we are ready
2:39:26
and then start start tick tock ban tick
2:39:35
tock ban and the US Army ban on a hugely
2:39:39
popular app the military banning
2:39:41
soldiers from using the Chinese own
2:39:43
video app tick tock on government-owned
2:39:45
phones calling it a security concern
2:39:48
this after a similar move by the Navy
2:39:50
earlier this month
2:39:54
Facebook's dropping deep fakes
2:39:58
Facebook is taking aim at deep fakes the
2:40:01
site is now banning certain types of
2:40:02
videos which have been manipulated with
2:40:04
artificial intelligence to make people
2:40:07
do or say something they didn't the ban
2:40:09
would not affect parodies satire or
2:40:12
clips edited to change the order of
2:40:14
words earthquake state of emergency in
2:40:23
Puerto Rico a 6.4 magnitude tremor
2:40:26
leveling businesses and homes damaging
2:40:29
schools this church completely destroyed
2:40:31
the powerful earthquake killing 73 year
2:40:34
old Nelson Martinez old wall had
2:40:36
collapsed on his bed emergency crews now
2:40:39
dealing with the aftermath hundreds now
2:40:41
in shelters many in tents afraid to go
2:40:43
back inside
2:40:50
Delta Airlines more than 500 Delta
2:40:54
Airlines employees are suing lands ends
2:40:56
the company that makes their uniforms
2:40:58
alleging that the chemically treated
2:41:00
fabrics in the uniform were causing
2:41:01
migraines hair loss rashes and other
2:41:04
medical issues most of the workers suing
2:41:07
are flight attendants but they also
2:41:08
include ramp and gate agents and Sky
2:41:11
Club workers pilots not wear the same
2:41:13
uniforms Lanza did not respond to a
2:41:16
request for comment from CNN Delta was
2:41:18
not named in the lawsuit but a rep for
2:41:20
the airline says it's top priority is
2:41:23
the safety of employees but it defended
2:41:25
the uniforms saying they underwent
2:41:27
rigorous testing and the airline
2:41:29
believes they're safe
2:41:34
well if you want to finish something off
2:41:36
we can play an ISO from Donald Trump
2:41:39
missiles okay our missiles are big
2:41:42
powerful accurate lethal and fast I have
2:41:47
some ISOs for end of show that I'd like
2:41:49
to try that one's a little long I have
2:41:52
this one
2:41:57
that one or this one yes science that
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one kind of like that one yeah I like
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that one
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do you have any of you have any other
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ISOs to test not really now that was um
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okay but we're gonna use that one then
2:42:09
that sounds like the way to go that will
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