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00:00 It's a movie that shouts out to me, don't watch this movie. Clean, shave and free of toxic masculinity. And broadcasting live from the capital of the drone star state here in downtown Austin Tejas in the Cluedio In The Morning everybody I'm Adam Curry and for Northern Silicon Valley where I have no idea what he said either I'm John C DeVore It's Crackpot & Buzzkill! Surely you know you have to shave away your toxic masculinity? You've seen the ad that was mumbled really

00:42 So we do it over or is it I was fine now that you said it Now that I said it twice all right. What's going on? You had something bad happen Yes, I woke up to I mean I turned on the machine usually good man you wake up That's at our way. This is a plus a good so you get turn the machine on and this says yeah my upgrade escape oh I said no great then it said well We're rebooting anyway Well there's no reboot involved Oh They just kill Skype. I said, well let me go click on this and they say click click. You want to reboot? You want a re-renew it you want an upgrade? Wait a minute where's the Skype? So apparently i can't get Skype to run unless I upgrade they find... This was the threat they made about six months ago. Wait a minute what your way running Windows 10 though right

01:31 Yeah, yeah. Okay I don't understand what threat they made but I believe the threat they made was hey you're using an old legacy version of Skype Oh Stop it you fool Okay Well, it sounds good so far Sounds fine. Yeah, I mean but look at the screen stinks It's a big giant blue screen with AC in the middle yeah I've got Al Gore with a machete in the middle of my blue screen yeah But it's not like a big picture of Elmore. No. It's a little little little bit of a picture in the middle Are you complaining about the interface?

02:09 The interface is only part of the yeah, I'm sure them. Yeah, I'm complaining about the interface I remember when I had kept my legacy and you were on the new one because you had to be yeah And your moaning and groaning. I don't see this. I don't see that. I don't see this. I don't see that I'm looking hey, I've seen all these things I got a little monitor for the feed and all how's it working? Your jitter monitor Welcome to the club pal Welcome to the club where everything is obfuscated. You don't need to know anyway about this jitter What does Jerry even mean in a digital context let's not get started on this? Because you know what 5g will save us all it's gonna remove jitter once I got I got a 5g report for later

03:01 No good. Yeah, but first remember during the early days of the CD-ROM there are some scammers or I think they were just naive dummies and And the CD-ROM was a digital medium and they and they sold this little little attachment is little like a little lead weight you can put on top of the disc after you Install it and it would reduce Wow Not the CD-ROM this was just the CD Yeah, that's what I meant to see. Yeah versus the early audio CDs Yes It would reduce wow and flutter. I remember this What are you talking about? Wow and flutters a specific problem with tape mechanisms in 1980

03:44 I just started Veronica Broadcasting and we were the new guys on the block. And we're like, hey you know there's these CDs and Phillips of course was leading in that and they had...I think it was two CDS. It was Mark Knopfler Dire Straits, and what was one other? Both phonogram acts. And we hooked it up to the national broadcast network, you know to the big towers and we started... I don't know it must have been a dire straits track but the dynamics were so large at the time that actually blew out the transmitters

04:22 The whole network was down, the whole country. I remember...I have that particular album it's uh... Brother in Arms? It wasn't Brother in Arms? Well see there is actually a first one, its got the MTV thing in there where they say the lyrics include... Oh Money for Nothing? Yeah maybe it wasn't Money for Nothing yeah you're right. Money For Nothing and when we played the first time I had Money for Nothing on any stereo site because I don't know what they did to pump the dynamic range to what it was, but it was enormous. It started off with this very low no sound at all because there's no surface noise so... There is no wow and flutter man! Yeah there's no wow and flutter. Was-I think wow and flutter was something from the turntable days as well wasn't? Well it was mostly for tape

05:12 But yeah, I think you can get wow and flutter on a turntable. Yeah, I got wow and flutter right here. Ready for you? Right in the stomach. Anyway... Hey this was a fun weekend! There was a problem in resolution within two days in between two shows It was the most fascinating thing about the BuzzFeed. Yes, of course buzz I have a compilage. I have a bunch of Buzzfeed stuff after your compilation. Yes here's a compilation which will start with the breaking report from BuzzFeed and we'll well you'll see where it ends. Breaking news! We're following breaking news on what may be the most damning allegation yet against President Trump

05:53 That's fueling new talk of impeachment. Another night, another bombshell a potentially damaging new report from BuzzFeed This is Buzzfeed reporting Game-changing report BuzzFeed News is reporting the president personally instructed his former lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress He should be impeached immediately He foresees I think impeachment coming This is a completely impeachable offense Impeachment! Impeachment! Impeachment! He should be impeached that is impeachable President Trump must either resign or be impeached. This was like the Titanic coming at the iceberg. Breaking news, a spokesperson for the special counsel Robert Mueller's office is disputing BuzzFeed's... ...has just come out with a statement I want to read it to you responding to Buzzfeed saying BuzzFeed's description of specific statements to the special counsel's office

06:43 characterization of documents and testimony obtained by this office regarding Michael Cohen's congressional testimony are not accurate. And that's where we started to pick apart words to an infinite degree which was funny, and I'm sure you have some examples of that. It's unbelievable! The only guy... the funny thing was on PBS NewsHour they did have Brooks, he didn't have shields wasn't there some woman from the Washington Journal Wall Street Journal who was more than happy to be she's hoping to God that There's a tape to prove I mean. I don't know why journalists are so biased up to the point where they're hoping The guy gets impeached but okay Just just the way it goes But Brooks actually said well we don't know that is true and it's only one source And he's actually hemmed in hard It wasn't

07:33 Like us like he could have gone even further and said well, I want to see some more documentation. This is one BuzzFeed Whose buzzfeed? I mean some I think it's a fairly random news gathering operation would know BuzzFeed is always cats Well, it's been a click farm type operation but they've they've wildly successful I know someone who works there and builds out their new offices, and they got- They're doing very well. But it's not really based on... Most of their success is not really hard journalism! Yeah, no it's cat videos. It's other stuff It's you know it's a typical click and you get ten ads and you saw the ten different versions of Meghan Markle's belly You know this thing that was fun stuff from time to time. That's fun stuff from time to time It's not a is not even when Brooks talked he said well, you know BuzzFeeds are real news organization He throws that in oh the guy working for The New York Times. It says that I

08:28 I mean, that was too much. Actually let's...I don't want to start with his stuff because it is not the best but let's play him talking about this Brooks and some woman R.E Trump felony. President told his former attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress. Yeah. This significant for a couple of reasons one is a felony the president allegedly committed while being president Unlike all the previous stuff and then it is a bit of you know He's president states are running for office And he puts the US national interest behind his own interest in getting the Trump Tower built in Moscow And so these are both very serious things David French of National Review pointed out that in Michael Cohen sentencing agreement months and months ago this was right out there in the open for all of us that cones lawyers said he did he lied to Congress because I

09:15 Person number one Donald Trump told him to do it and he didn't have the strength to resist And so that suggests there's some meat to this BuzzFeed is a real news organization You can't tell whether they have written evidence They say there's a trove of documents. They say there's a trove of emails and texts Or is there an actual piece of paper with Donald Trump saying lie to Congress? That would be pretty explosive if that exists. Or a recording, or recording. Lordy let there be tapes as somebody said. Wow! Oh lordy let there be tapes. Yeah it is your Wall Street Journal big Republican operation supposedly. Oh lordy oh lordy let there be tapes. A little bit biased now the thing that they wrap with which

10:06 My, our thesis about the what's this really all about and then you listen carefully to this Brooks and some woman impeach or vote moment. And you're going to hear our meme can I just just play something in the interim for just 1 second? I was searching for James Comey saying Lordi Yeah? Listen to this. You're big, you're strong I know the Oval Office He took it in and the only thing i could think to say because i was playing in my mind because remember every word he said was playing in my mind what should my response be and that's why very carefully chose the words look at I've seen a tweet about tapes Lordy I hope they are tapes She took it from Comey

10:52 I know she took it from Comey. I didn't realize that Lordi, I hope their tapes okay now I get it like I've heard this phrase before all right well You're gonna hear more from the media So let's listen to our the thesis the basic overriding thesis That's part of this show where they are we with at this one there's the second Brooks clip Yeah, really good to impeach or are we not? Where does their offices go? This is an interesting debate on the left Do we want this guy impeached or do we want to vote him out? Which is better for the country?" I think voting them out would be better for the country, but as the evidence mounts you really have no choice. It's interesting, I know many Democratic members of Congress who believe as David said they would be better off running against Donald Trump than against whoever the Republicans will put up in his face. But this is as Jamie Raskin was suggesting an insult to the very constitutional system

11:46 So there you have it. They want to vote him out, they don't want to impeach him because its a scam! Yeah they just want to keep it running for two more years Now I wanna play the overview from PBS uh, with the Jordan woman. And then I want to cut to this guy, this Congressman Jamie Raskin who just is absolutely off the rails and he's an interesting character because our former economic hitman contact is a buddy of his. Oh, and we condemned him once before for something else. He did this on a dumb and you got a note

12:21 Yeah, he's a pretty good guy. Have we heard from our economic hitman? No, he's overboard. He's flown the coop. So this is the overview on PBS and this kind of brings us up to the point where they hit the horn and had their... Which by the way I should mention, the next day because I have clips of that too, they were so sheepish about backing off on this. Yeah, they were picking apart the entire sentence from Mueller's office yeah they're picking that apart saying well BuzzFeed still stands by their story and all the rest of it when in fact they were busted for buying into just any old unsourced online bull crap. No it was they had sources say. They had sources say we got two guys

13:13 I mean, right away it was very sketchy. But just but they were so sheepish about all the fuss they made the day before. Just one sec. And we do remember that BuzzFeed was the first one to publish The Steal dossier, The Rancid Dossier. I didn't hear a lot of people saying well you know last time they had a bombshell turned out to be kind of not such a bombshell and I don't think anyone really said that No, because they want this all to be true. Oh jeez yeah. Oh lordy please let there be tape so we can end this misery! Oh lordy alright what are we gonna listen to here? Like you're gonna listen the overview of PBS and BuzzFeed this oh wait that's not it. That's a nice one. You don't want that. Buzzfeed correction PBS no that's The Next Day BuzzFeed with Lanny Davis BuzzFeed I was just going say PBS Bombshell from BuzzFeed that's the clip

14:12 Okay, here we go. It is a bombshell from BuzzFeed News that has prompted outcries from Capitol Hill. If true it could be the most damning set of details yet tying President Trump to an impeachable offense Lisa Desjardins begins with what we know and the response from lawmakers A new serious friction point between the White House and the Capitol as Democratic lawmakers react to the report that alleges President Trump ordered his attorney, Michael Cohen, to lie to Congress. If these facts are true this is suborning perjury Rhode Island Democrat David Cicilline spoke on CNN He's on the Judiciary Committee The committee with jurisdiction over impeachment

14:54 I think there's no question it is an impeachable offense. And it's again just one more data point about what was the reason that they were trying so hard to keep this Russia meeting and this Russia relationship so secret." The Democratic Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler said in a tweet that directing a subordinate to lie to Congress is a federal crime, and he promised investigations. The BuzzFeed report alleges Mr Trump... "...just a technical question Ordering a subordinate to lie to Congress, I mean i'm sure that's that's uh a felony But was he really a subordinate? He is a lawyer or not ordering anybody to lie to purge themselves of felony. No Okay, the order that's brought up in later What if you like use the word ordering like he's some big boss this guy's attorney attorneys know what they're doing They're not gonna be ordered by their clients. What did you say what did she ask?

15:46 If you say, hey would you mind lying to Congress? Is that also a felony? Probably. Investigation Not that I'm thinking of trying it at any time soon. Will you be up for something going on where we have to go talk to Congress about the show? Good to have some info in my back pocket The BuzzFeed report alleges Mr. Trump personally directed Cohen to lie about plans to build a Trump Tower in Moscow, no other news outlet has confirmed the story it comes after Cohen pleaded guilty in November to lying to congressional intelligence committees about the so-called Moscow project. Cohen is now cooperating with federal prosecutors I'm sorry gotta stop but again she said in

16:25 But instead of saying, we have not been able to independently verify the story. She says something very interesting no other news organizations have verified the story does that mean that if other news organizations say yeah We're in then it's okay they still don't have to do their own research PBS That's a very good catch yes is so PBS and do Jack I mean that's basically what they're saying. Yes, it is what she is saying. The BuzzFeed report alleges Mr Trump personally directed Cohen to lie about plans to build a Trump Tower in Moscow No other news outlet has confirmed the story Yeah that's circular reporting so if they could have said CNN confirms but they didn't have it It comes after Cohen pleaded guilty in November to lying to Congressional Intelligence Committees Hold on stop it again Doesn't this sound like one of those CIA operations?

17:15 What's the way drop some bombshell someplace and then they use that as the basis for everybody else from saying that this happened? Yeah Circular reporting, that's the trick. Exactly! About the so-called Moscow project Cohen is now cooperating with federal prosecutors BuzzFeed says Cohen was not a source for its story The president's current attorney Rudy Giuliani denied the report and in a statement called it categorically false On Fox News, White House Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley questioned BuzzFeed's reporting. Absolutely ludicrous that we are giving any type of credence or credibility to a news outlet like Buzzfeed. You're saying the president did not tell Michael Cohen to do that?

18:01 I'm telling you right now this is exactly why the president refuses to give any credence or credibility to news outlets. Oh, he didn't deny it! Virginia Food Bank today serving furloughed workers The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee Mark Warner talked to reporters We don't know whether the new report about Cohen being told a lie by the President is true or not We'll have to ask mr. Cohen that is but it sure as heck explains Why Michael Cohen lied in earlier testimony to our committee? He added the committee is arranging for Cohen to appear again next month Yeah, they're all carried and now I gotta get through this series of clips which is the business basis for my whole report All right. We're ready for Jamie Raskin

18:49 What what a stooge this guy is? He hasn't slept for a month. Who is this guy who was this one of these as congressman I think he's from New York or somewhere, but he just hellish looking man Who and he doesn't know what he's talking about and he's just making shit up And he's and he's just oh, I'm just looking at his face from Maryland Oh, Mary I'm looking at it. He's kind of like Kramer from Seinfeld. Yeah, a little bit he's horrible looking and well let go... He can be no good if he looks this way There is a basis for thinking that way. Okay, but I'm not gonna get into it But let's just put him on with this is the first one is the Jamie Ruskin we know it is true Let's hear now from Capitol Hill representative Jamie Raskin of Maryland as a member of the House Democratic leadership team and he serves on the Judiciary Committee He formerly was a professor of constitutional law

19:48 Congressman Raskin, thank you very much for joining us. You said earlier today that if this is true it would be an impeachable offense how so? Well we know it's true because of course the Republicans impeached Bill Clinton over telling one lie about one sexual affair We know its true Wait, let's get this straight. So he starts over the non sequitur for he says we know it's true because Bill Clinton was impeached for a sexual affair What is that? What does one got to do with the other what does anything have to do with truth

20:24 So he's off to a bad start by saying we know it's true, was his first opening salvo. We know it's true! We KNOW it's true so that is questionable here...we know its' true Now I believe, I should have looked to find the clip of this, that Klobuchar Amy Klobuchar was... I have that clip. Okay, then i'll shut up and let you go to it No no what's what do you mean? Well what I heard is that she was grilling uh who's the new attorney general candidate Yeah yeah I have that That's in The Democracy Now I don't have her complete clip but It's within The Democracy now clip Yeah as if she had already heard-the point Is She Was Grilling um What's the guy's name? Wheeler? No what's his name? Oh what is his name? Yeah The Bush Guy

21:09 Grilling him, saying... Here's the rundown. She says hey if he did this is that an impeachable offense? Right or no it knows that against the law and he says yeah and then she almost asks exact same question. If the president asked someone to lie for him to Congress would that be a felony? Yeah of course as Barr William Barr that's who is. And he'd also been bar also says Yeah, but it'd be a felony for anyone. So so they it's clear that Klobuchar had this information That's why she was doing

21:47 I think that maybe this is before BuzzFeed came out. Yeah, it must be. It must be timeline right? Yeah Okay. Yeah. Yeah cuz they because she's a stooge Yep So I'm just saying that's why the guy like this who's on the inside like oh we know it's true We know you know, we got we got the briefing you see we got the buzzfeed briefing. You know our CIA briefing Yeah, everyone comes first okay Jamie rest arrest and to this is good one sexual affair. And this is about organizing a whole pattern of lies in order to deceive the Congress of the United States about a matter of national security and a matter that goes to the heart of American national sovereignty, so lying and obstruction of justice have

22:33 figured centrally in the impeachments that we've seen in modern times, that is in the Nixon impeachment and of course articles of impeachment brought against Clinton's. He wasn't impeached? He wasn't impeached but our professor of constitutional law seems to think that he was impeached! This is one of your favorites I think is that, and i'm starting to notice it as a meme. They're trying to push into the public consciousness the idea that Nixon was impeached when he wasn't. Well TBH

23:11 Until we started doing this show and you brought it up years and years ago I'm pretty sure. I thought he had been impeached too That was always kind of in the lexicon the way, I understood it growing up well You were duped! And I was subsequently saved Yes by the show OK, well he doubles down on the Nixon thing. So let's go to clip three. The articles of impeachment brought against Clinton so but both in the articles that were brought against Nixon and the articles brought against Clinton obstruction of justice and lying or central. views the president's involvement in lying to Congress and suborning perjury as certainly a statutory felony violation under federal law, but also a major constitutional offense against the rule of law and our Constitution.

24:04 Okay, Judy jump in and tell him that Nixon wasn't impeached. Hey Judy, Judy Jump in and tell them that Nixon wasn't impeached and guess get this back on track Judy Let me guess does clip for pertain Judy jumping in and saying that I No. Oh, damn. All by the way these clips are continuation there's not nothing taken out so I didn't cut Judy out she's right back in it and she's so concerned anyway play this and then i have a kicker Because again, this is a problem with Judy. Play this. Law and our Constitution suborning perjury meaning telling someone else to lie before the Congress or before a jury but Congressman what is it exactly in this new information that you that you think makes it?

24:56 something that is an impeachable offense. What is it exactly? Well, let's start with this we don't know whether or not this is true all we have is one news report about what one witness has said now obviously its a key witness and Michael Cohen was the president's personal lawyer but what Cohen is saying he's that the president urged him in counseled him and essentially conspired with him to lie before Congress And suborning perjury, that is urging and coaching someone to lie in a sworn context is itself a federal criminal offense. It is a felony. All right you heard what he said now we're talking about the show does Judy show a mere three or four minutes before this guy? We heard this

25:52 This is now the clip you're gonna play. It's overview PBS on BuzzFeed slander Jardan ISO. BuzzFeed says Cohen was not a source for its story Okay Well, if you just heard what this guy said and Judy heard. Yeah. The guy says Cohen Cohen said this Cohen said that Cohen was the source of the story. Let's play clip four again after listening to what you just heard law and our Constitution suborning perjury meaning telling someone else to lie before the Congress or before a jury but Congressman What is it exactly in this new information that you that you think makes it?

26:32 something that is an impeachable offense. What is it exactly? Well, let's start with this we don't know whether or not this is true all we have is one news report about what one witness has said now obviously it's a key witness and Michael Cohen was the president's personal lawyer. But what Cohen is saying is that the president urged him and counseled him, and essentially conspired with him to lie before Congress. So this is he's just delusional because he believes that the one witness Or the one source or was it one witness? The one source. He said, one witness or one source he didn't make it clear that was the only one Right But he does say that Cohen's behind this report and its clear by reporting done on PBS just five minutes before that he was listening to because when you go and sit down at these things your hearing the whole show Yeah, he didn't hear They don't hear this stuff

27:33 Yeah, they do. He only hears himself is what I'm saying. Well he does yeah! He could actually hear it i'm sure the audio waves... But let's take it to another level Judy heard it. Judy heard the Jardin report where she specifically says in that ISO Cohen did not contribute to the BuzzFeed report. He didn't say anything about anything, he's mum, he's over on the sidelines Judy knows that she just heard it a few minutes ago She did the report and meanwhile this guy saying that is Cohen spilling his guts That's causing the problem? And she doesn't say anything I would like to remind you that just because she has pearls Has a stately manner about her Doesn't mean that she isn't just like any other prostitute She's just reading The Prompter

28:19 She just shut... she's not listening to anybody. Apparently not. She missed the Nixon thing, she missed this and this one I thought was more egregious because this guy's going on and on about Cohen spilling his guts in the BuzzFeed article when in fact he didn't even contribute to the BuzzFeed article as previously mentioned in the same news report. This was a continuation of what Jardins was doing. This is extremely poor reporting! I mean I can't believe how bad it is she's got to go I think you should replace her. I'm not replacing anybody, okay? It's just a thought it doesn't give me the opportunity to grouse like this now No, no you I can tell you're very disappointed Incredibly disappointed ever since Gwen You know died died this show has deteriorated But extreme sure taught me a lesson because we were always harping on Gwen and

29:19 And then she passed away and it turns out she was the real heart of the show. Yes, apparently! We didn't know we didn't know. Well that's just a wrap for what I've got i don't have that much but... I do have the correction on PBS The Next Day which is so lame but I want to play I got two, actually i got two more clips but I want to play this story by Democracy Now which includes the Amy Klobuchar thing or we can skip it's only a minute. Yeah let's play it. Democrats say such an order would also constitute obstruction of justice. A felony Trumps nominee to become the next Attorney General William Barr appeared to agree with that position during his Senate confirmation hearing Tuesday. Barr was questioned by Minnesota Democrat Amy Klobuchar

30:06 A president persuading a person to commit perjury would be obstruction, is that right? Yes. Okay— Or any—any—well you know any person who persuades another to— Any person. Yeah. Okay. You also said that a president or any person convincing a witness to change testimony would be obstruction is that right? Yes. Meanwhile the Wall Street Journal reported Donald Trump ordered Michael— Now I ask you Just for a moment, so this was Tuesday. Yes questions good by the way on your I'm giving you kudos on this one Thank you for making this catch This is

30:42 not only is it kind of a... Barr is even answering, kind of like why are you asking me these stupid questions? Yeah exactly he was. He was befuddled but why is Democracy Now! and why is Judy showing this as the highlight of Tuesday's testimony? Not Judy, Judy is Democracy Now!, Amy. Why is Democracy Now! showing this of all the things, THIS as the highlight on Tuesday Almost five days before the bombshell drops because they're all fucking complicit. That's why I'm not gonna buy completely by that because this Amy report was done on the Friday

31:21 They had just dug this old thing up and pulled it into the Friday report because they knew that the BuzzFeed thing was out and live. How convenient! Well, I agree with that... It was a little bit much but Klobuchar would do this so she's... So Klobuchar is complicit in some sort of scam Well how about this? What if... Because remember Ben White or whatever the guy... Ben Smith Yeah, Ben. Ben. Ben Smith He disgraces the name Ben Oh, people named Ben. We know dudes named Ben they're heroes this is no dude named Ben there's a douche named Ben He has some kind of official mainstream background doesn't he? The editor

32:05 He's got all kinds of background. He makes it loaded with background you should look him up well Maybe even be able to spot how about this? So why would he so when Miller's office comes out and You can read it any way you want, but he said hey This is not factual that's probably a good translation It's not factual what you guys put out there and simmer down was kind of the undertone Maybe he didn't get it directly from sources. Maybe he got it from a congressperson's sources or so because he felt pretty strong saying, no we stand by our reporting well maybe the source is Klobuchar? Maybe the source is this Cramer looking guy Raskin who knows who the sources I have a feeling that would be interesting to know The Raskin guys definitely something wrong with him

32:54 I mean, I wouldn't trust this guy an inch. I do have one last clip of and i'm not going to play the Maya Culpable Clip because it's not that interesting but...I do have a clip where the truth wants to come out. This is one of our favorites! This is Lanny Davis, the lawyer for Cohen who hates Trump blathering on and he has a little flub at the end. To Democrats, it's a bombshell claim that comes with a caveat if it is true If the president directed Michael Cohen to lie to Congress then thats a clear case of participating in perjury

33:35 and obstruction of justice, and he should resign. That's after an explosive new report which says President Trump personally instructed his longtime lawyer to lie to Congress...to hide his involvement in a real estate deal for proposed Moscow Trump Tower NBC News has not verified the report and neither has any other news outlet. BuzzFeed cites two federal law enforcement officials involved in an investigation of the matter after President Trump tweeted a vague reference to Cohen's father-in-law, one of Cohen's advisors says he now fears for his family and may not testify as planned in front of Congress next month. Family is out of bounds there's only one person in the country, one president in our history that would threaten family

34:19 as a tactic to make fear of somebody who calls a rat for telling the truth and that's President Trump. President who? President Truth. Damn, damn my mouth what was it saying president truth that's funny in a whole bunch of ways yeah I got quite a kick out of the panel over at CNN who immediately threw BuzzFeed under the bus, which is the only way to go I think if you're CNN. Blame it on those guys quick! And they had... Who'd they have on? They had the constitutional lawyer, Toobin

35:02 who's there a lot lately. And Brian Seltzerwater, you know the media guy. I have a different view of the implications of all this my view is that the larger message that a lot of people are going to take from this story is that the news media are a bunch of leftist liars who are dying to get the president and they're willing to lie to do it That was some self-awareness. I'm like, that's good but we got to fight back against that of course we can't have that and and i don't think that's true. Oh! Is that different? Well there are two things... I mean I am focused on the media side Preet is talking about the law enforcement side but they're not contradictory but I just think this is a bad day for us yeah you know there's no I mean I don't know why you gotta admit Tubin is on point with this

35:58 He's a bad day, so I have respect little bit for him. I disagree a little bit but i just think you know it reinforces every bad stereotype about the news media It does reinforce bad stereotypes about the news media I agree with you! I am desperate as a media reporter to always say to the audience judge folks individually and judge brands individually don't fall for what these politicians out there want you to do they want you to think we're all crooked We're not Oh God, I sound like Crook Richard Nixon. He has his hands up for the peace signs. And neither is Buzzfeed! But now Buzzfeed... Now the onus is on BuzzFeed right? Bad day for BuzzFeed. Ben Smith says he knows the identity of the two sources obviously the reporters know the identity of the two sources they're gonna be going back to those two sources and hopefully other sources try to get to the bottom of this oh how many sources could there be Brian now it's a dispute well and I don't know how that disputes gonna be resolved

36:51 I'm not disagreeing with you. This will be used obviously against the media as a whole. I hope that the president doesn't guide everybody else to use it against the press. I think that the president is very likely, if passed his prelude, going to see this evidence for his attacks on the media being justified and i think that his supporters would say that that's understandable But then we need to keep reinforcing how much smoke there is There was massive fire So much evidence of wrongdoing We do do that We do that every day. I think there are two important things to remember, that part of why it is... If the media gets something wrong and Ben Smith is saying they stand by their reporting if the media gets something wrong It is incumbent on us to correct it And I understand that it is frustrating To the press and also to people who believe in the press That the White House does not necessarily follow that same standard for themselves But that has nothing to do with what we do. We have to keep our standards high even if others are low

37:44 So just another White House standards are so low, they're lower than ours in this case. We kept them high by saying well we couldn't confirm the report but the bombshell report explosive report... Bombshell! That was just fantastic to see that happen in This happens the next day and ends the day after. It was just so entertaining I don't even think it lasted 24 full hours No, no it didn't! In that small period a small window they all piled on like maniacs It was interesting because Saturday morning We woke up and Tina's like oh man this Twitter is blowing up She's my canary in the coal mine

38:32 And I say, what's happening? Well you know this BuzzFeed and like... Buzzfeed. Like what?! Yeah if you lie then screw this guy! Okay. Uh and I said yeah I think I said you know it's BuzzFeed let's see how this shakes out. An-and she was monitoring people were just losing their crap over this. And that was just Twitter that wasn't even till we flipped on the TV and saw everyone going nuts. Then 24 hours later gone Although not really because you know it's so unusual for the Special Investigators Office to make any kind of statement. This is so unusual! It must be some code, there's code we got a parse the words better its code. There's definitely some code in there. Yes sure there is code

39:18 The mainstream guys, the big boys not the buzz feeds or anybody lesser. The mainstream guys just kind of brush it under once they have up, up, they do real quickie. They don't even do it in a way that they start...they led with it but when it comes to for example I have an example this is the Saturday PBS teaser so now this is the teaser So I'm expecting because I think the biggest news story was the killing of this other story, especially when you led with it the day before and you made person after person after person talk about it. And you brought in Jamie Draskin to go on and on. You'd think that you would lead with it again the next day? No! Let's bury that below the fold. So then do you think you even tease it? Here is the teaser for the next day on PBS. On this edition for Saturday January 19

40:17 A presidential announcement as the partial government shutdown enters its fifth week at day 29. The third annual Women's March takes place across the country, despite recent controversy and in our signature segment Iraqi soldiers feeling forgotten after fighting for their country next on PBS NewsHour Weekend And BuzzFeed was not a bombshell. Where was it? Nothing! You'd think it would be in the teaser because it was such a big deal the day before, but no they don't even bother teasing it. They did mention do a little piece on it and they... It was mediocre, was hardly anything like we screwed up. But it wasn't an embarrassment for the media I think that Toobin is right Yes

41:01 But in this case, when he does that then all of a sudden he's a lawyer. I'm not really a media guy over here. I'm not really a news guy. I'm a lawyer so I gotta set it straight man and tell it like it is. This is pretty much almost as bad as these guys when they get caught reporting a hoax which happens at least a couple times a year. Yeah well they did exactly... Anyone who reads a report in the New York Times, it's just become normal. We've talked about this for years now It used to be get someone on record to state their name and say here's what I said And that's just turned into sources and at first there was government sources Then it was people who know government sources and now it's just some sources

41:40 And they got caught. It should be a big warning to some of the other big mainstream publications, mainly The New York Times They should be very careful because they're going to get caught in this someday as well You just keep reporting with sources. Well, they've been caught a number of times with some of the fake reporters that they had working for them but... Oh yeah! But then it's just well this guy was bad it was a bad apple and he made stuff up He was bad It was just him there wasn't The New York Times not The Institution Just one slip through like the TSA letting that old granny with uh with a handgun Yeah in her bag That's the way its handled Granny with a handgun? Granny get your gun

42:20 Okay, so we did have some other things happen over the weekend. I thought really? I thought that the president's 3 p.m.. Speech Was interesting I just clipped his way to use the word interesting. Yeah, I thought it was interesting It was interesting for a number of reasons he had a different setting He was kind of like in the hallway with George Washington behind him it looked Not very regal and presidential look kind of like off to the side I don't know someone just built a quick little set no your impression was but I thought it was kind of weak an

42:56 Yeah, that didn't bother me at all. And he offered a deal and he tried to explain why we need a wall I don't know if anyone watches these things? I don't know if there was any real reporting what I got was...I think this is from CBS and they actually edited this because you know why give you everything the president said but this was his offer in the CBS edit our plan includes the following $800 million in urgent humanitarian assistance. $805 million for drug detection technology to help secure our ports of entry, an additional 2,750 border agents and law enforcement professionals, 75 new immigration judge teams to reduce

43:51 The court backlog of, believe it or not almost 900 thousand cases. Our plan includes critical measures to protect migrant children from exploitation and abuse This includes a new system to allow Central American minors to apply for asylum in their home countries and reform, to promote family reunification for unaccompanied children. Thousands... Now that kind of went by in a weird sentence but what is this about minors who can then apply for a visa? Is there some mining company he's hooking up here

44:33 Seriously, that's what it sounds like to me. So minors... It doesn't sound like that to me. It sounded like kids to allow Central American minors... Oh, MINORS as in children. Ah jeez! You didn't hear it right? I thought you were just kidding me Nooo! What the hell is he talking about minors?! Okay Sorry, it's the weed Apply for asylum in their home countries and reform to promote family reunification for unaccompanied children thousands of whom wind up on our border doorstep

45:10 to physically secure our border. The plan includes 5.7 billion dollars for a strategic deployment of physical barriers or a wall there are two more elements... That's where they cut out what he explains it so just cut that out. Number one is three years of legislative relief for 700,000 DACA recipients brought here unlawfully by their parents at a young age many years ago. This extension will give them access to work permits social security numbers and protection from deportation most importantly

45:54 Secondly, our proposal provides a three-year extension of temporary protected status or TPS. This means that 300,000 immigrants whose protected status is facing expiration We'll now have three more years of certainty so that Congress can work on a larger immigration deal, which everybody wants. Republicans and Democrats." So when I heard this to me it sounded like a little light on the offering hadn't we been at like two million DACA and the kids' parents? That was the last time we heard about it

46:33 I would think that the Democrats would jump at any DACA deal. Well, but Trump did this with a DACA deal a year and half ago or something like that...a year ago? They refused it! They're not going to buy anything he does. They don't care about DACA they're a bunch of phonies on both sides of the aisle. Oh okay, yeah, Trump doesn't either He's just trying to make something happen, I guess. He's not doing any...I mean he is a great negotiator should be able to do a better job than let these Pelosi and Schumer two like weirdos run him around like this but okay we'll see what happens They have some power right now so they can totally do that Well Schumer not so much but Pelosi for sure Now of course we had the

47:23 You're not allowed to do your State of the Union in the House, according to Pelosi. You can you can do that from the Oval Office. Screw you! And then Trump grounded her plane. Yeah, I know that was funny now and then Lindsey Graham comes out and makes some commentary about this being one sophomoric act after another well before we go any further what she was doing with and there was a not much Adam Schiff I think was going along and couple other Congress persons. Yeah, sure and they're going to Brussels and we know what's happening We know when they go to Brussels why are they going to Brussels?

48:05 Well, they're gonna go to they were supposed to stop at Davos do some skiing and they're gonna get some french fries And they're going to have a few meals there maybe meet up with some of you guys and maybe they'll pick up the tab So there's a name for this which I had not heard before but makes total sense as Steve Pachanik sent me A link to his video that he did yesterday. I clipped the beginning of it It's called a codel Nancy Pelosi for reasons that are beyond my understanding, decided to go on a CODEL. Now let me explain what a CODEL is. A CODEL is the congressional delegation that goes to specific country I was in the State Department as you know I was a senior official and I was in charge in many cases of having our ambassadors represent the country that the Congress people are coming to and literally having to act

48:58 as a receptionist for the congressman or the congresswoman, utilizing all of our assets in the embassy making things happen that in fact we didn't need to happen. We had to use our deputy chief of mission, the station chief, our political officers were all tied up up, making sure that the congressional representatives were happy, pleased and entertained. And for maybe a few minutes they were involved with the key issues of the particular country in this case Brussels was the beginning point and that was not an accident. Brussels is where they can go out. They can have a good time

49:38 Congress people and they can enjoy themselves. For the most part, they could care little about NATO you can find out anything and everything you want about NATO on the internet and they know very well that we get on the phone The real issue here is that Nancy Pelosi's known for having these junkets all through her career she had over 80 of them between 2009 in 2010 One of these CODELs cost us $185,000 in tax dollars. That means that when Nancy Pelosi is ordered to go on a private plane as Trump had ordered her to do she said no and the reason why she said no it's that Her husband wouldn't pay for the flight and she didn't want to use any of her own money To fly overseas there you go the CODEL

50:28 Yeah, and you can hear that these people show up at like an embassy over there. And everyone's pissed off Totally now we got to look busy and make these people feel like they're doing something yeah makes so much sense Yeah, then you go Galavant around town do some shopping yes used to watch Hillary Do These Things as she always come back with this fabulous hairdo Yes when she saw Pierre in France But no one wants to go to Paris right now cuz you know it's kind of a shithole It just- it just keeps on going. Demonstrations by so-called Yellow Vest protesters in Paris turned to riots as those taking part demanded that French President Emmanuel Macron should resign. Police used tear gas and water cannon as demonstrators became violent, police also tackled them with batons and controversial flashball guns. Crowds calling for Macron to step down also carried coffin shaped items to represent the 10 people who've died in the protests

51:29 There were 30 arrests in Paris, many suspected of carrying offensive weapons. Similar demonstrations took place in other French cities and towns and more than 50 000 police and gendarmes were deployed the Yellow Vest protest began on November 17th over an increase in fuel taxes those fuel taxes have been scrapped but the campaign has now become an anti-Macron protest yeah And very quiet in the international news gathering and reporting business about this. The UK has a growing legion of yellow vests I don't want to give anybody any ideas and so the media is all in with the governments that not really talk about this too much. As far as i can tell, except for that report where you got it from and I think I've seen some minor stuff on Sky News we're the only ones who talk about it. Yeah these flashballs... PBS doesn't talk about it

52:24 No, no. We have no time to talk about these things way too important now the flashball thing is killing people with these shooting them in the back of their trademark for the normally less lethal normally normally or nominally nominally less lethal handheld it's a big thing it looks like a grenade launcher yeah definitely huge bore 100 millimeter bore Uh, officer's not situated. Apparently they fire these things and they uh... It was developed by a French hunting firearms manufacturer Verney... Was it Cary? Caryn I guess. The weapon exists in two versions at the caliber is... They have

53:11 It's a 44. Well, it looks bigger than that. Jeez! Looks much...looks like an 88. Oh I see there is a 44 but the 83 it's in 83 yeah see 83 huge and what does the projectile? Super Pro version features vertically stacked barrels and da-da-dah What does it shoot? A flash ball what is that? It shoots a rubber ball The main one just shoots a rubber ball This is a big giant rubber ball. It's like getting hit with a handball Well, I saw a guy in the other put him had to put him in an induced coma Probably hit them in the head with it. Hit them in the back of the head with a rubber ball Yeah But yes, the UK apparently has a real movement now. I'm just getting this from bloggers

54:00 No mainstream reporting. And thanks to Sir Gene, who by the way is a Duke and not an Earl made that mistake on the last show You know I did The Keeper now we got our yellow vest We're ready we're ready to take to the streets good if that is another no agenda premium item we could consider By the way do we don't sell product And in the black trunks, weighing in at over 3 000 troops. The ISIS virus! The killer from Nigeria... Ebola! That's right ladies and gentlemen wherever there is Ebola the troops are soon to follow and we have confirmation wait I'll do this in order the Democratic Republic of Congo

54:45 Particularly the northern part is where your iPhone comes from, the cobalt materials. Which by the way are only in Apple's case taken from artisan miners. That's little kids but they're artisans small batch. Little kids using stones to dig into dirt. They are truly a small batch of miners so small batch works here They had an election which, well you know it's never really gone well there and as predicted this one is now being seriously disputed. We go to Africa today Martin Foyelu, an opposition leader in the Democratic Republic of Congo declared himself as the only legitimate president of the country on Sunday His reaction follows a ruling by the Constitutional Court confirming Felici Sakedi as winner of the December 30 polls

55:40 The Constitutional Court has once again confirmed that, like the Sene, it is at the service of a dictatorial individual. It is neither more nor less a constitutional coup d'état because it brings to the supreme majesty and non-elected Fayyadou asks the international community not to accept the verdict by the country's top court. I ask moreover, to the whole of the international community not to recognize a power which has neither legitimacy

56:22 no legal standing to represent the Congolese people. Martin Fayelu also called on the Congolese people to organize peaceful protest across the country, to protest against a ruling by the Constitutional Court. So the point of me playing this report is one this is the only report I could find on it from Africa today There is an ongoing dispute and just before the election, which not everyone even in the country has voted in yet. Just before the election there was an outbreak of Ebola in this very region it was small and there were some protests and people actually went kicked over the Ebola camp which makes total sense that's what I do when I'm pissed off

57:06 And so now we have this true dispute. There's been articles filed and there are problems, and although I have no audio or video reports Vox picked it up! The Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo is moving towards a major city That's not good! 680 cases officially now the second worst outbreak of Ebola ever in history! So troops are on their way. There's no way the troops have to come now This is how it works yeah, we already have about 80 of them we sent the troops over early the Reconnaissance team but now it's going to Goma this is apparently where the out has spread to Goma Goma Goma Yeah, this isn't northern Kivu. This is where all your artisan small batch cobalt comes from and

58:03 Goma is not only entirely run by the Chinese, it is also kind of the crossroads of transportation. So we're very worried now that if Ebola gets to Goma, it could then spread via train All over Africa, so... Or go to China. Well maybe that is a new strategy that I hadn't heard of but i'm pretty sure- It's a good strategy. I'm pretty sure every- This candy bullet in China see how they react to it? They get a lot of people. I'm pretty sure everyone out there knows this is total bullshit. Ebola, they come from Africa and the Empire of Europe.

59:01 This is the unreported action in Venezuela. victory in last May's election, which was boycotted by the opposition. Days before Maduro was sworn in, opposition figure Juan Guaido became head of the National Assembly, which soon voted to declare Maduro a usurper in an effort to remove him from office. The United States, Brazil and other nations have welcomed the effort." Vice President Mike Pence tweeted, "'The U.S. strongly supports the courageous decision by Juan Guaido to declare the country's presidency vacant.'"

59:52 On the day of Maduro's inauguration, January 10th, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called Guaidó to congratulate him on his election victory to head the National Assembly. Then-National Security Advisor John Bolton announced, quote, "'The United States does not recognize Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro's illegitimate claim to power,' unquote." Brazil, now led by the far-right president Jair Bolsonaro, has gone a step further by saying it recognizes Juan Guaido as the rightful president of Venezuela—even though Guaidó himself hasn't even claimed that title. A group of Latin American countries known as the Lima Group also recently voted to not recognize the legitimacy of Maduro's presidency. Mexico was the sole dissenter.

1:00:38 The U.S.-led effort targeting the oil-rich nation of Venezuela dates back two decades, since the late Hugo Chavez became president in 1999." So there we go? We call it action? Now if I'm around the water cooler what can i actually say I learned from that Well, you learn that this is the economic hitmen always win. Yeah to cut it short yeah okay got it thanks Here's what little thing I'm seeing here You should look this guy up Juan Guaido G-U-A-I-D-O and look at his images He is a dead ringer and the way he acts in the way he speaks in the way he moves around the way he mugs the camera

1:01:23 Obama. He's an Obama clone and he is going to be put in office, they had other testimony on this show so nobody knows who this Guaido guy is but you can see what he is. He is gonna be put into office as the head of Venezuela and he's gonna become the great long-term dictator that's our buddy! So we can get all the oil we want off of that huge reserve they have off the coast now How who is this guy? This Guido, how do we know? Can't we just pictures you look at him. Yeah. Yeah It looks like yeah I see what you're saying. Yeah, he's Obama but it was He's a guy became head of the Senate or whatever their project they have this legislator. He's the head of the legislature and he but he he's got American stooge

1:02:13 Written all over him and they said you know we can't like the way Obama operated. We're gonna make you Let's make him the guy huh, and he's obviously gonna go along with the program And you can see it coming down Broadway not being reported yet But this is gonna be something going on someone's gonna shoot Maduro yeah, we got it Get him out of there are gonna pick him up and drop them off in an airport runway that what they do that guy That's got to be all CIA running that. Who has time for that? Who has time?! The CIA is the only guy who's got time to deal with that Yeah, I guess it's CIA they like this Obama look so... That was their first guy So well with that Allow me to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you the man who put the C in the DRC John Cena

1:03:02 Well in the morning to you Mr. Adam Curry and in the morning to all the ships that see boots on the ground feed the air Sunday, Sunday and all the dames and knights out there. That's right everybody! Now back to real news... Yes In the morning to the trolls in the troll room at noagenda stream calm we love seeing you there Thanks for helping out always giving us a real-time rundown of what we're doing wrong And sometimes they troll And also a hearty in the morning to Nick The Rat, I believe. Yes! Nick The Rat brought us the artwork and uploaded that to noagendaartgenerator.com as his contribution to the Value Network for episode 1104, The People's Vote This was our bouncy castle... Our Bouncy Castle Flotilla We had to debate this quite a bit to get that one in Yeah well there were couple other really interesting ones What was it? What was the debate

1:03:58 The debate was we could never use this one again, probably. All right we had another one on there that thought was really good uh it was I think it was another Darren one but it was something that could be used sometime in the future yes and so often when something is evergreen would meaning it can be used you know any situation Comes up in the conversation. We often say well, you know what we'll remember that as an evergreen and I was gonna say sometimes we do it happens And of course we always like to thank our executive and our associate executive producers at the top of the show just like Hollywood does except we honor Producers unlike Hollywood then now we'd like to thank them here Yeah

1:04:47 Because our top executive producer is Sir Animus of Dogpatch. Ah! He's alive Curiously we well, I'm talking about him. We were and we were concerned for him Yeah, yeah cuz he hadn't shown up for the December Christmas season or anything Or New Year's even any other He sends us a handwritten note or is it type written notes? Oh, it's always typewritten because he doesn't want to give away anything Okay Although the printer probably has some codes I should mention this two people that we do we mentioned this occasionally to would-be counterfeiters out there that all printers, all modern printers print a very light yellow code on every sheet of paper they print which includes the serial number of the printer and makes it traceable if you're a counterfeiter. You will not see these little yellow dots but they're there and that's how... That's the trick. The printer deep state. Deep state of printers. So I assume because this doesn't look like a typewriter

1:05:50 which is also traceable. that there's some code on here, but I just... You know what? He just shouldn't send us anything. Just stop sending us stuff! I don't keep his notes. I was thinking actually... You burn the notice. I burn the notes for him. Thank you. Very good. Burned the notes in a fireplace just to be sure And you know what? I believe you. I believe you. I recognize this guy is who knows who. Sir Anonymous of Dogpatch he came with $1333 Wow Yeah Thank you all the producers that make this the best source of news in the known universe. This is one of his longer notes, The album art, the jingles, the clips, the show notes, the knowledge shared and the open discussion of topics avoided or superficially covered by the M5M continues to make this no agenda at the best source of information available to non contributing listeners

1:06:47 Come on, all caps. It's a new year and with your help John and Andrew can continue to build on their years of hard work to make this program even better. Lower Slobovia was suffering more than I expected this visit. Indexing domestically manufactured goods to the dollar makes survival even harder." I don't know what countries do that but that's where it is going. The growing population of educated youths are more disgruntled with the lack of local opportunities. We know many EU countries suffer this, but in poorer countries the challenge is no better and perhaps more dangerous. Laura Slobovia's social welfare groups outside government-supposed programs

1:07:34 are extremely modest and I visited a few. NGOs seem to focus on education and construction, places you can get attention extract some cash the real needy are left to the poorly funded government agencies at a few religious organizations and with the price indexing issues the needy are getting even less I had an opportunity to reflect on how when you don't have the safety net such as your mobile phone, believing you can get help at a moment's notice. You are more thoughtful in your decisions that...I had to read that. Yeah, read that again! Read that again because you have to listen what he has said. He reflected on how when you do not have the safety net such as your mobile phone

1:08:18 Believing you can get help at a moment's notice. You are more thoughtful in your decisions Well, this is true when we were kids we were more thoughtful because we had no safety net Yeah, my mom said if it's messed up go to a police officer asking for help. I don't think kids get that advice anymore He's saying no triple-a around to help change my driver and nothing but a few wild animals in a distant village To watch causing me to reflect on how foolish decisions increase when you don't fear for your life No wonder millennials behave as they do. They believe there's always someone available to help them when they take foolish risks. Wow, you know what? They've been taught that yeah well the phone doesn't hurt help I am sharing some gains by the way i have decided

1:09:09 to not use my navigator anymore. Oh, very good! I've stopped doing that myself Yeah it's better It's not just better but it doesn't tell everyone where you are Well besides that but is still better for you Yes Just as a quick aside Tina and I did something for our aging attention spans and brains which I would recommend We built the Lego roller coaster together Which we were it was good. It was a gift and we like and we just found that it's kind of fun We put the whole thing together is like 16 hours of build, and it was there It's good for your brain And it was good for us as a couple okay Yeah, yeah, it was nice. It was good Lego therapy is pretty neat okay?

1:10:02 I will say a couple of things about not using the navigator. And just kind of, you know, you look up to where the place is and then you say oh like that's right it's over here or there and then you can just go is that I've been having a lot of dreams of roaming around lost. Wow! That's...and do you wake up in cold sweat? No, I wake up saying well that was dumb. The last one I had I was lost in Berkeley because I had parked my Wherever I was staying. You're a Prius! On Telegraph Avenue and then I kept going down Telegraph, and then looked up the street this wasn't Telegraph Avenue it was some street I've never heard of. You were in Oakland And then I said well wait and they looked around I saw the Top Dog and I reacquainted myself with the area saying ah that's a block away from Telegraph where we're supposed to be not supposed to over here

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1:22:18 In your email client if you have like, you know preview one or two lines It'll show up in those in that first or second line first two lines But it's not actually in the body of the email. Yeah There's a number of these I didn't know when you're talking about is that as the preview text which is available and is used by MailChimp So it's not really its execute expected to use it. I use it. It's always interesting Because well, yeah anyway the test I did was using two dashes before the subject line So you say read this note? so you'd have read this notice as a and B in the AB test would be dash dash read this note an

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1:29:39 Okay, and well there's a couple of reasons why I probably wouldn't even gotten this far into it if two things hadn't happened The first being your actual deep platforming from a publishing platform known as known as a PC magazine Which initially was thought that you were just unceremoniously let go after 30 years over 35 years of relationship just via email like yeah you know, you old coot we don't care about you anyway that was kind of the thinking except the article the last column you wrote well actually it wasn't a less column was a couple columns earlier

1:30:19 Which makes it even more egregious. Well, please explain what happened because it happened to you and I'm just paraphrasing Yeah, I had a wrote a column and then a couple I did a few weeks went by and then I got fired put on hiatus or whatever deplatformed he platformed I've got deplatformed and nobody says anything they never communicated with me and Then I noticed just coincidentally because I was downloading some my old columns of consolidate them in a book that this one column was missing and it was replaced by another column by somebody else about the same topic. Except? Well, except my column was talking about the problems that 5G may have in the future because there's a lot of people digging up health concerns. Aha! And the other column is just nooo, 5G is great! Yes... So I got suspicious. Made me very suspicious.

1:31:16 Over the weekend a very odd video came out And it was it. It was kind of sandwiched in between some other typical info or stuff in a single YouTube video, and it was a production meeting With the seed man senor seed man Alex Jones And I think I could hear one of the producers who I know is in the meeting maybe maybe one other guys just voices but it's kind of At first it was hard to believe like is this really a production meeting? It sounds just like Jones sounds when he's talking on the air. But then I compared it to what how he's talking today on the air and he's, I mean you- He's unlistenable unwatchable. He's just so insane mostly So I'm listening to this and it was about the movie Bird Box Are you familiar with this movie the Sandra Bullock movie there's a lot of chatter

1:32:09 on the trades and online about this movie. I have not jumped into this to know anything about what's going on, but apparently don't need to. What is the chatter on the trades? It's just minor chatter about this movie. I wasn't paying enough attention to tell you anything! I'd seen it, I heard about it. I think I had seen some chatter It's like... No this is something that I'm not interested in at all Yeah there you go that was me You know what? It looked like a stressful movie Like you sit there and just gonna be stressed about Sandra Bullock and the kids don't look And your gonna die So we hadn't watched this But I wasn't going to watch this movie Well..and I did The movie that shouts out to me Don't watch this movie

1:32:54 That's what it says. Very, very distinctly. Now I saw in the credits that one of those award-winning directors did beautifully shot there is no doubt about how well it was made and Sandy Bullock we get to say that in Austin Sandy she's an Estonian yeah she's executive producer on the movie so it looked great but just like you said this looks stressful I don't need to see this You know on the river in a row boat in the rapids now kids screaming. I don't like it So then I'm listening to this and that's just the black screen As Jones is talking in this production meeting and then they do switch to other visuals so it was clearly produced afterwards But pulled about a minute-and-a-half from it everybody kept talking about that quote stupid movie Sandra Bullock bird box bird box And no one knowing what was about? And I sat there this morning on the lipical started watching at 10 minutes into what it was

1:33:49 What they call it dumb and silly. It's all designed for a sequel, and before I even finished the movie, I went into this guess what the synopsis was. I even told Pat Riley I said wait, you know it cell phones that have gone in and triggered people? But it's an electrical manipulation of the brain. Like a person is following a map like the Pokemon game to kill themselves, but what do you do once the power grid goes down? A certain percentage of people are going to end up being killers and crazy only half cooked believing with the program cleanse the earth. And Pat's like how do you know that's the movie because I fucking know the enemy's operations! They're saying it all to our face man dude we gotta go to the microfilm find The Baltimore Sun 1999

1:34:36 They did a DARPA article admitting they were testing cell phones to calm the public. Cell phone towers! Now I mentioned it to him before, that's the bird box. It's the cellphone...it's the radiation towers. So you already had no idea? Well when you mention it, I'm like that totally makes sense. Yeah, Susie's on one of them. Because I saw the movie too. I watched the movie and the girl is on her cellphone and she starts beating her head on the wall And shows everybody's on them and then shows the phone rings That's like the trigger. Yeah. You're saying well where's the phone? It's everywhere. It's 5G Alright so So this goes on for quite a while, but it was a very interesting point. We've looked into the dangers of 5G and what's there and I'll get to that in a second... But what he was saying is so I watched the movie after I heard his entire theory about this is a metaphor

1:35:20 And as you know, because he's seen the documents. The elites always like to tell you what they're doing it has something to do with Beelzebub and the devil and you know They have to tell you guys must come out but they have to tell you exactly what they're doing The truth has to come out and so when you look at the movie and so spoiler alert If you look at this movie through after having heard this about the 5g it does indeed seem that people Who are on their phone a lot in the movie are the first ones to go once they? See, this invisible thing and then they want to kill themselves name neatly start committing suicide It becomes interesting in the context of 5G when you think about The grid that is going to be built throughout all our cities

1:36:10 that, you know and these high frequencies I think they're talking about over 45 gigahertz for the US those frequencies can actually hurt you. I'm a licensed amateur professional. I love saying that licensed amateur radio professional but do know a little bit about radio frequency You know it as well John It can burn. There is hazard. I've had high-frequency like 100 watts around me and like I don't feel very good turn off the transmitter something's wrong with the antenna or just too close Interestingly, these microwaves do you know where they penetrate the fastest on the human body? You're talking about this particular frequency. Yeah yeah now what? The testicles and the area under the eyes... the soft skin under the eyes so

1:36:56 What Jones is saying is that it's a metaphor for the future where we will, and its not the towers themselves. So we're gonna end up looking like Jamie Raskin? Yes! And it's not the tower themselves It's the handset because you're looking at the handset and your effectively radiating right into the soft part of your skull, the eyes And he says it's like a binary thing. So you have your phone, your phone is mushed your brain and then when the 5G signal cloud comes over then you start to commit suicide so in light of that theory let's go back to May which I think... When did you write the article? The article about 5g do you remember? Oh i don't know..I don't remember. I think was October. So that was pretty recent

1:37:46 Yeah, it was recent. It was within... when I fired? I don't remember. Maybe it was before that. I think it was after the summer. Well, I went back and just pulled a random report about the dangers of 5G. Interestingly if you're looking for mainstream M5M report about any dangers of 5G You're not gonna find it. You're gonna find it months ago, so this is the most recent one I could find that was from a mainstream has tons of videos and testimony of people saying It's dangerous but this is a mainstream report This is CBS This Morning from May 2nd At a lab in New York Verizon invited us to meet some of the entrepreneurs developing tools to run on the next generation of wireless technology How important is 5G? To your mission

1:38:34 A five tree is extremely important. Jonathan Reeves demonstrated his product, Arvizio As you move around the object stays fixed in space Look at that! By the way, you'll love this report because it's... The danger is kind of sandwiched in between all this fantastic stuff that we don't need at all. He's walking around a 3D object. Thanks 5G! I've got 3D! That's amazing. Allowing users in different locations to interact with 3d images projected through a lens Today we can do this using Wi-Fi technology and we can do it using landline technology, but of course you're then tied to particular locations. With 5G now we can begin to extend this so that we can actually start doing this on building sites, we can start doing it on the factory floor So this guy is actually saying we need this desperately so that we could have augmented and virtual reality on building sites

1:39:29 Sounds priority to me chief. So it really opens up a whole new world, but before this world can become reality This one needs to change. 5G requires the installation of new equipment across the US So this pole here is 5g, this is the future right here You got it Every wireless company's working to build its own 5G network Melissa Arnoldi leads AT&T's efforts If you don't already have one of these in your neighborhood They're coming That's absolutely right They're coming She says 5G uses high frequency waves that support faster speeds

1:40:04 but don't travel as far as current wireless frequencies. So instead of relying on large cell phone towers spread far apart, they need small cell sites that are much closer together We're going to use our existing infrastructure today whether it's light poles whether it's street lights we're gonna make sure that we don't make it to our customers and to the citizens. Yet some don't share the enthusiasm. The cell towers are called small cell towers but they're not so small when they're in your front yard Donna Barron is protesting plans to convert light poles in her Montgomery County Maryland neighborhood into small cell sites this will cause cancer she was one of several people who raised health concerns at a government hearing last month This stuff is untested on kids

1:40:47 Their safety is not certain. These untested technologies are at this time, not ready to be unleashed into our lives. Cell phone equipment emits radiation but research on its health effects has been inconsistent according to the National Cancer Institute a limited number of studies have shown some evidence of statistical association of cell phone use and brain tumor risks but most studies have found no association Arnoldi insists her workers are focused on safety, pointing out they live and work near this equipment too. Do you have any 5G antenna in your neighborhood yet? No not yet I'm waiting for it

1:41:24 for it. It's coming soon, from that reaction then y with it rolling out in yo Absolutely wireless carri to a handful of cities la don't get too excited to you'll need a 5G enabled device which probably won't be available until next year. So our current phones aren't 5g ready? They're not 5g ready, the pole outside your house might be 5g ready but your phone is not. It's gonna have to upgrade yes exactly gonna have to upgrade that's what it's about so knowing that this and we've talked about this 5g is at this point touted by everybody in Silicon Valley as

1:42:09 We cannot live without 5G. Life today, and I'll tell you why... Everyone is using this as an excuse in either their Ponzi scheme or they're failing business model two examples uber Uber tried to raise a couple another billion dollars about a year ago We talked about it with their uber drone the flying car and oh, yeah. It's great Of course no one buys into that bullshit so that didn't work And you know and then I'm sorry we killed people with our with our with our experiments So Yeah, once we have 5G. Oh it'll be great! We will know within milliseconds there's no jitter... No wow and flutter. It'll be perfect the cars will talk to each other. We'll have smart cities! We'll have buses without drivers it's gonna be fantastic and who?

1:43:03 Who is saying negative things about 5G? He was doing it when 4g came out. It's Alex Jones Who is the first company to de-platform Alex Jones Apple. And why? Because Tim Cook knows that is the only way he's going to save his company, he needs everybody upgrade to the next iPhone with 5G radios and there is a real race on. So he de-platformed! It was very odd it was out of left field has nothing to do with what Jones' saying except what he saying about 5g we cannot have that they're railroading through

1:43:45 PC Magazine, who I'm pretty sure is just taking money from Silicon Valley companies whether it's in advertising or not. I'm sure it's very plausible that someone went you know 5G is a really interesting thing Now we need to have this and we really can't have any negativity around it right now And that's why you get reports like this from the Millennials when it comes to 5g right after CES The latest on 5G, and I guess the question would be that here's the setup but um boom is there a catch There is just a small one. It might kill you Good

1:44:23 Well a few days ago actually, a group of scientists doctors environmental organizers and concerned citizens got together and they called for the urgent stop to the deployment of 5G. They said that it's been proven harmful to human bodies that this is an experiment on humanity crime under international law. Let's talk about today's technology, what we have going on today. Your phone is constantly sending electromagnetic magnetic fields in and out of each other whether or not you're receiving a notification right now all of our digital tech sends this data back and forth right using these invisible microwave radiation signals aka radio frequency radiation that's today's tech We have every cell tower every router constantly pulsing with radiation whether or not you're using it

1:45:08 Science shows that this causes DNA damage cancer among other things, but don't take my word for it And that's just with 4g. That's just what today is technology before we get the 5G right now You've got some of it But exactly if 4g is already doing some of this how much more are? potentially dangerous will 5g be and why? Well here's what's really dangerous about 5G I mean it's being sold to us as super awesome you know your toaster can talk to your door lock, it could talk to yourself driving car like you have a thermostat in your home that knows when you're home. You have these smart homes like It just really sold to us as being awesome. But the downside is that with this rollout, it will be impossible to exist in a city or walk outside without being exposed. There's going to be a cell tower in front of every few houses and this means your personal choices whether you personally use a cell phone or hold it 10 inches away from your head cannot escape you from radiation exposure

1:46:04 So don't go looking for this on CBS or NBC. Yeah, I can tell you it was Rick Sanchez. You're listening to RT. It was RT? Of course! But i happen to agree now... I agree too and I think that reporting should be more generalized so there's one last thing to look at uh this tariffs and ZTE This may not be just about tariffs There is a real race going on for who Build out and really utilize the 5g network first, and I mean China according to sources Hasn't isn't is investing four hundred billion dollars in 5G in fact When Verizon bought their spectrum for what something like seven billion dollars there was almost no haggling You know why the Chinese lent them the money? Oh

1:46:57 So are we now going to have Chinese Huawei and ZTE devices every, you know 150 yards? Are they all the is it gonna be in every single phone radiating us I mean it could either be a spy grid issue could be a cyber security issue. That would be one way of stopping it or Now what if the Chinese just flip a switch and fry all our brains? Well, the thing I'd like to know the little devices that are you know They've been shown they outside of England. There's a bunch of poles in this bunch of their testing Yeah And so you got these little transmitters at the top of each of these poles It's a little 5g transmitter then they don't go very far They won't they can barely penetrate like I was talking to some even go through a wall really it can really go through a wall but

1:47:43 they can if you really amp them up. The power, yep! And I wonder what the variation of the power is on these things because The device that is used by the military, these millimeter wave devices are used by the military. Is that skin burning? Yes. They fry you from a distance. Yeah they get this big antenna and then they just send these beams at you and it feels like your on fire. It's because your pores... And its very annoying to the epidermis Your pores actually act as an antenna array of those frequencies So is it possible to crank up these, say you have one of these poles every 50 feet let's say or 100 feet and each one has got the little thing on top. I'd like to know what the range of power is on that thing? Are they going out some milliamps as an amp, I'm sorry a watt, milliwatt, a watt two watts hundred watts. What if was going at can do 5,000 watts of power? How much juice are these things can they

1:48:46 pump out. I'd like to know, there's no nobody talking about any of this stuff? No it's great you can see you can have a smart roads and by the way let's look at the logic of this smart road thing that you brought up which is okay i got these 5G antennas everywhere in my little car driving around my driverless car and its now somebody jumps how does what difference does it make if somebody jumps out front of his car Whether there's 5G in the area or not, unless they're tracking everybody. No wait! If he had to... The part you're forgetting which I think everyone is focused on the wrong thing This- the towers is one thing it's not about the towers It's the fucking 5G microwave frying device You're putting in front of your face all day

1:49:30 I know, but i'm not talking about that at all. So if you have the 5G radio in your phone you're part of the grid so they would know if you are walking towards the vehicle technically? I don't have a phone in my pocket! Well no, you're going to be dead. You don't belong on the grid. Yeah, well that there you go. But it's less about... That's just what they're using as a scam the whole thing is a Ponzi scheme this is not going to make autonomous cars drive any safer in our- your and my lifetime I don't see how we could that's the point I'm trying to make because It's not about that! It's another scam! Why do people listen to these arguments? And go okay duh okay okay uh huh Because Yep Well

1:50:15 Go look at what everyone's look at all the media reports because when someone says something negative they get the platform so the only news out there is positive Well, I'm buying into your idea that Apple deep platform Alex Jones for this particular reason Yes Because it makes more sense than anything else and of course the other guys just followed suit cuz they're you know Yeah So, but it kind of leads into a bigger question. How much control is Silicon Valley really exerting? For instance let's take it back to the wall I'm pretty sure there's no argument about the wall the difference in the wall is Trump wants a physical barrier and Pelosi and Chuck they want a electronic wall

1:51:05 You know, it's like a Silicon Valley tracking type system. It's money for them! That's a good point I mean and there is a lot of that... Oh we need 800 billion dollars for tech at the ports of entry Where is that coming from? It's coming from Silicon Valley. So they may have a lot more power and, you know come on we listen to the congress people talk to the face bag and the tweeter people they don't know jack shit about how anything works! They're gonna oh well 5G... Don't worry it's safe look here's our guy Oh it's safe okay fine yeah every report on the news is safe what your problem?

1:51:41 The National Institute of Health, and I put a whole bunch of links in the show notes, nashownotes.com That's on PubMed! It's the NIH.gov website has a study that says yeah this stuff can be dangerous it can mess with your body and your DNA it says it in their own reporting so there's... This to me is more egregious than almost anything happening right now because I would not-I'm not gonna put my face near any of this stuff Oh, definitely. And that's based on my experience with it I don't necessarily have experience with microwave frequencies but i know enough about UHF VHF and I know where the dangers are and it can...I've been burned by You got an RF burn? Of course I have! Any self-respecting ham has burnt himself with RF Yeah, yeah It sucks But I've also felt like when I had the...was using a loop a lot

1:52:38 You pump 50 watts through a loop tuned at one particular frequency, and you're sticking your head in it. You can feel it! And that's it... We're just talking 20 megahertz I am hoping that we have some producers who may be able to give us more information on your questions. Power? There is no real standard yet and I'm looking okay What's the power output of these radios? And I'm more interested in the handset than anything No, the handsets a definite no-go as far as I am concerned because you know in a handset even put even if You're holding it wrong and you have your hand around the antennas This is well known with microwaves that your finger can block it. Your finger can block the signal so Where are my eye triple e buddies who's got the inside track on this? Oh

1:53:34 Well, let's hope that there is a story written five or ten years from now saying what a fiasco 5G was. Too bad those Kuri and Dvorak died from it before we could give them the medal. They got de-platformed by the government. Got de-platformed exactly. Alright well that's a good report I enjoyed that Yeah, and you for picking up the gauntlet and take a look at the at this movie if you feel like it with different eyes Then I was we had to the conversation this morning. It's like You know The metaphor is kind of there even though not necessarily with 5g but cell phones People are killing themselves at a higher rate And there is a direct correlation between female young female suicide and face bag or Instagram specifically

1:54:23 So it's not that far off. You know, people are depressed and committing suicide from their phones Maybe we just need to add a little 5g radiation to push everyone over the edge Yeah, there's population control There's your binary you know you get depressed from the from the content The radiation takes care of the rest so of course I was looking for another exit premium Yeah, I want an amulet or something that could channel away the 5g energy but of course this doesn't look crystals doesn't really exist Crystals 5G crystals. That's right no agenda 5g crystals will save your life from 5g signals Or maybe just a simple armband that lights up when there's too much 5g around you now would be cool And that's pretty inexpensive to make

1:55:12 That's not a bad idea. Yeah, you could just be okay I got red here on my band and I'm backing out. Use it to weave it into fashion so people can wear fashionable dress and so when the dress just lights up there is all kinds of cool stuff because there are too many phones in the area That's one of the few times you've agreed with my exit strategy premium items. I always thought that wearable displays of LEDs and things flashing around were always cool. Years ago, I think it was in the 90s, I went to China and they were selling this stuff on the street and I've always thought it was just a dynamite idea. Once in awhile, it sneaks into the fashion shows but it doesn't really... It hasn't totally caught on." Well this should be very actually quite easy to produce if we just create a little element that has the right length that would fire up when you know this is just like any kind of magnetic loop. It'll resonate and can throw off electricity maybe enough to light something up on a band

1:56:14 Yeah, all right. I will be in the lab. We have engineers out there that can help us Of course it's gonna be some douche who already did this You don't think so? Okay So let's listen to some just get back to her we had the shutdown a government shut down We don't make a point of talking about too much but as you get a kick out of this This is the food stamps people, you know food stamps are an issue because they have to be a licensed retailer to take this debit card now. Yeah it's the SNAP Supplemental Nutrition Access Program I think?

1:56:56 There's a report and I want you to listen to the millennial girl who is, who is a Trump hater. Who comes on they bring her on PBS because she so knowledgeable and of course Judy or nobody mentioned ever really goes after her for what she says which is egregious the way I see it, but let's play this. This is shutdown food stamps crummy millennial clip. With a government shut down now on its seventh day many federal programs have been affected including food stamps so far there is no major lapse in benefits used by nearly 39 million people each month that's because of the US Department of Agriculture It found a way to pay SNAP benefits as they are called earlier than normal

1:57:38 February benefits, awarded through a debit-style card used at stores are being paid out this week. Several states including California and Florida are warning users to be careful and make sure they manage to make the money last longer For 2,500 retailers the problem is already here. That's because those stores needed to renew a license for the electronic benefit transfer or EBT debit card program and they failed to meet a deadline before the shutdown Those renewals required every five years are on hold

1:58:15 Sarah Jackson is an employee at one store in Northern Arkansas. We have been completely unable to take any SNAP EBT payments. Grocery stores need a license to process EBT payments, and ours expired and was unable to be renewed on schedule because of the government shutdown. Because of an argument about a wall I have to look people in the eyes every day until they can't pay for their food...for their children's food Sarah Jackson in Arkansas. We reached out to the U.S. Department of Agriculture for a response. A spokesperson wrote back --"Over 99 percent of SNAP retailers are able to accept benefits as usual." There is a small percentage of stores that failed to complete a required reauthorization process that was due on December 21st. These stores can take steps to update their status once funding is restored," end quote

1:59:12 All right, so the millennial first off. The millennial blames Trump and the way she says it we're unable to do this because of this and that. The fact is Judy could have pointed this out to this woman. The last day that you could do the five year renewal was December 21st. You had to have your paperwork in by then you would've gotten your license. The government shutdown began on December 22nd Oh man, you are a sleuth! So this woman's moaning and groaning about how they have to look people in the eye and talk about the wall is bullcrap. They didn't do their job to renew their license on time What uh... yes what irks me is that there's

2:00:09 There is a lot of talk about how sad this is. It's sad, it's horrible, it's sad 800 thousand people... They will eventually get paid and so its definitely hardship but I never hear this about the hundreds or thousands of homeless everywhere! I never hear that about the food bank and EBT and SNAP and Food Stamp Never here this about the homeless Screw them they're off their reservation we don't care Where is that in the reporting it's never there no, it isn't and the thing that somebody did do a report on this I don't have any clips But I will mention it And I thought it was like kind of creepy and it brings us back to the other moment Is that oh? I'm sorry troll room just had her right of course the homeless. Don't vote That's why they don't not important. I'm sorry yes continue is that

2:01:03 It's becoming apparent to a lot of sociologists and observers, because the homeless situation is completely off the rails. It's ridiculous around here there are tent cities all we're missing are the shanty towns that are permanent which is going to happen probably starting around Berkeley San Francisco should have them in the south. Favela! Well favelas or yes a favela they might as well call them favelas Favelas are a little more advanced than the shantytown that you find outside of some of these areas like in Africa. Well, because they have mayors and stuff. They got to some kind... The favelas have cement buildings. It's an unincorporated mess. Right. And they do have their, they have kinda ruling elite and lot of criminals but it's the highest form of shanty town is a favela

2:01:53 But that's where we're headed obviously, because somebody pointed out that the way things are going with the The job market and the less of a need for middle class workers, putting manufacturing in China and not doing any here anymore because we... Because the profiteers don't care about the workers as you mentioned on show recently. Who cares? Yeah! Who gives a shit?! Is that they were getting a class of people who are being defined as irrelevant And the idea that you have a complete class of people within your society that are irrelevant, they have… there's nothing relevant about them. There is nothing they can do to get back into this scheme of things. They are out of the picture! They're irrelevant.

2:02:43 And they're never gonna be relevant because we're not moving in that direction anymore. We are moving to robots. Yeah, and so you end up with this underclass that is never existed in this country before cuz nobody was... In the past, in the 50's and 60's when we had factories in Oakland there wasn't anybody that was irrelevant Everybody could get a job if they wanted to and everything which was somewhat taken away by some of the Carter's actions, the housing situation. And now that millennials have been sold ability goods are being pushed into irrelevancy if they can get him there by bull crapping them with

2:03:22 items online and I've seen one report but some millennial guy, here's why you should never buy a house. And it goes on and on about how he should never buy houses. It's idiotic! And the National Mortgage News which i subscribe to believe or not Had a big report out saying why aren't Millennials buying houses and it turns out this is the research indicates that most Millennials who are deeply in debt already believe it takes 20% down payment to get into a mortgage. That has been jammed into their heads I'm sure It's been jammed into their heads to keep them out of the market when in fact The mortgage news will point this out that if you have, if you do things right You can get a mortgage with a 3.5 percent down payment

2:04:06 So the whole thing is a giant scheme to create an irrelevant class that can be moved aside, pushed into the favelas, the shanty towns wherever they're going to end up. It's going to be like a third world country and there's nobody doing anything about it. And you're mentioning that don't nobody talks about the homeless anymore in these situations of the government shutdown is another just another good example. This is dire. And it's really interesting that I will say Obama did a lot more for these people He really did. Because he didn't just leave them irrelevant. Obama! Yes, everybody in Cleveland, low minority got an Obama phone. Keep Obama in president you know? He gave everyone an Obama phone and everyone was happy

2:04:50 Yeah, yeah. He got them Obama phone that's true well we're gonna give him a 5g phone next That's actually pretty good the homeless guys You know they can be keep nice and warm underneath the the five G towers on the streets gonna do right? No it is kind of a program I guess so we're in this regard were screwed and nobody's addressing it Nobody cares. They don't know what they care about. Oh, Trump! Trump! Trump! Trump! Yeah? What a moron! He can be the deacon in the White House! You guys aren't deconstructing anything like you used to! You used to deconstruct the government!

2:05:27 All right, I'll deconstruct the government. The people in the government have to go to food banks in DC." President Trump responded to Pelosi's power move with uncharacteristic silence but lawmakers made plenty of noise. Democrats have made a marketing decision to obstruct President Trump at all costs. I want president trump to look into these faces As Americans increasingly turn to one another. They can grab some non-perishable goods time they need some help. Thanks for the masks. Restaurants and food banks are helping people put food on the table I mean who can't pass up mac and cheese? Mac n' Cheese by Ayn Rand. I'm gonna show my support by donating to No Agenda imagine all the people who could do that oh yeah that'd be fab

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2:14:30 And thank you to everyone who came in under $50 on our subscription plans. You can look up all of those at Dvorak org slash na and a reminder We've got well actually I review we there was an Edmonton meetup, which looked like it was a fun little group There it was like eight people with small but they also received no promotion Yeah, we'd have to help promote these things you'll get a bunch of people if you that will I'll second send special mailings out for certain groups. So make sure you contact us for that but thanks for getting that meetup going, that was good we have the planned Des Moines Iowa Meet Up February 22nd i've been following along on meetup.com We're up to almost 40 people who are gonna be there what's interesting is they're now discussing the venue and since you've done a couple of meetups recently just I want to get some advice from you

2:15:21 What is the best type of venue? Because they're talking about, oh we'll get a room. I don't think a room is a good idea. No no you want to bar okay yeah tell us what we want. I just said it but do you want... Okay but just a bar or is that uh that just where can roam around? A bar with lot of room in it Yeah, not a room in the back where... No no no. I mean yeah you can do something to sleep but the problem is when you do it private like it's all just... Then everyone sitting down and it's like... It's not good! You want it to be a cocktail party-like atmosphere but you don't have enough, you know? You got 40 people so you wanna bar and hopefully a bar that serves some food so people can drink more. Yes

2:16:01 And, you know the one we did in Sacramento which was a pretty much last minute one was not real last minute like the one at Berkeley. It was a big bar that's huge place that was in Old Town and it could have had another double size. We didn't get a reservation I didn't bother because the places too big already checked out of this site check And then the one at Berkeley is pretty much the same thing. They have a, it was a brewery that had enough room for probably 50 people just roaming around the only time we had a problem The one in Seattle we tried to do reservations. It was a fiasco the one in Oakland Was a bar big giant place that should have no problem dealing with us But they didn't like that we had a big group We had like 40 plus people racist and there were just a bunch of creeps there, so we did do another event there

2:16:54 Yeah, that's what I like now. Now the one we did in Los Angeles not to I'm gonna blame at this point But then that was said that was with Eric we had everybody down a Disneyland and so every made We had a bunch of everybody all we got out reservations That's that's the mistake. That's what you don't want You don't wanna book a room You know, well they have to minimum you know 50 people or they won't open. Screw it we don't want that We just want to find a bar that can hold a lot of people Yeah And all you do is bring your people in and jam it full I mean what are they gonna do complain about the extra business? I mean we really had Seattle They were been cute little bit bitchy Oh, there's Seattle But this Seattle doesn't like big crowds with small batch

2:17:39 But in the, see Sacramento there was a good case. We had like almost 50 people and it was no problem because the bar was big you find a big bar. Yeah okay Thank you. That's very helpful and please take that to heart Des Moines meetup organizers and The third reminder we're really gonna do it this year We've promised each other by the way, this technique of using the you know big bars is like a flash mob Yeah those terms yes flash mob cocktail party yeah that idea and March 2nd if the Big Texas meet up at the Austin Beerworks and

2:18:16 And that will be exactly what you just prescribed. It's a nice space, the additional cool thing is that our brewmeister over there, the beer ambassador, the brew ambassador will be bringing in a food truck! So that we'll have something to eat. That's very cool, so there are our meetups and we will be scheduling more as we go along And again thank you everybody for supporting the show It is our value for value model which were extending now with face-to-face Meetups it's really important particularly in these days of frying your brain with 5G and please support us at here's the karma requests

2:18:56 jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs! You've got karma. And today is the 20th of January 2019. Here's a list of birthday celebrations Joshua Smith says happy birthday to his brother Justin He turns the magic number 33 Joanna Ortiz Happy Birthday to her smoking hot boyfriend Eric Ross he turns 35 on the 22nd

2:19:32 In advance, happy birthday to DJ Powerboy. He'll be celebrating on the 23rd Ashley Wright's his happy birthday to her mom Pam Thornton 73 on January 29 and finally Joao Alves Happy Birthday to his daughter Helena brand new human resource turning one years old Happy Birthday from all your buddies here in Uncle John and Adam at The Best Podcast in the Universe And we have exactly zero nightings, damings and title changes. Nothing. Yeah that's always disappointing. By the way I did get a chuckle just because i see it on my thing here that Trump is now sending out e-mails or whatever sending out emails and I subscribe to all of them including you know Democrats everybody uh and the campaign has now send a brick to Chuck and Nancy

2:20:21 And we remember these bricks because you know there's these companies where you can send a brick didn't that tweet do that with the brick house Yeah, and everyone bought a brick and then they sent the brick so people are actually gonna see brick showing up in The Senate which is pretty funny Send a brick to Chuck and Nancy no way to go. Let's see oh yes Just for us since we kind of floated past our donation segment You know podcasting is the hot new thing John Well, there was recently we kind of got left out of the Dax Shepard Jonathan Van Ness. They went big at the first ever iHeartRadio podcast awards and by the way it was hosted by Charlamagne Tha God and Bobby Bones! Bobby Bones? Who is a good morning DJ

2:21:16 But you know, Bobby Bones. Also Mario Lopez and Holly Fry were there on a night celebrating the best podcast of the year encompassing true crime comedy food fitness sports and music topics some big Hollywood names came out on top Gee, you wonder why. At the first ever iHeartRadio podcast awards this is like... it reminds me of that porn operation they do all the they produce most of the porn movies and they do their own awards yeah it's the adult video awards with those guys called these I used to live near them in LA

2:21:53 Why do we not know the name? Went for the best breakout podcast for a show armchair expert. He joked with the competition during his acceptance. Vivid, that's it vivid. Yeah vivid entertainment. Thanks troll room. Dr. Death was raw bullshit no way our show is better than dr. Death hold on now okay screw the awards So CBS is now doing, you know... a report. It's like podcasting! It's the hot new thing! Bring Jane Pauly out of the closet let her talk about it Oh by the way don't invite the man who had anything to do with it that's okay I'm bigger than that Hey hey what? You already blew your wad when you said Michael Jackson may have been murdered That was on NBC They put you on a blacklist man you're doomed

2:22:41 But I just wanted to, so we have... We know how this works. We have you and I, so forget podcasting for 11 years You and I have developed a value-for-value model And it's feeding two families that I think anyone who is doing a podcast will be happy with that Hey! I'm doing this full time I am able to do it because I make enough to feed my family And that is the future, by the way of all media. And pay the bills? That's the same thing feed the family pay the bills you got to pay for the service. The future of media with I always tell people this, they say why are you what are you doing what your model is and I said well the first thing you do as you don't start hiring people produce some of these shows stop right there stop sorry I choked

2:23:33 Say that again the last bit you said there was a part an important part of our model Stop hiring people did these shows they're overloaded with they got a producer and an engineer And I gaffer they get all these people. They do what is the point can't you just do this yourself? We're talking about You know some gear on my whole that thought Yeah, so we run this show When I work with Horowitz, we don't have an engineer and Horowitz uses the same model. He does he produces the show. I was producing it originally but he would likes to produce and he's faster than me and he produces this show and it goes gets sent up to one of the systems that distributes. Alright so here is a CBS report they bring out they roll out Jane Pauley

2:24:24 I think it's Jane Pauley. And, oh! Podcasting is the hot thing so they send their tech guy David Pogue we all know David Pogue. Oh yeah master podcaster So he's gonna go out to one of these podcast networks you know the ones who are creating the future i mean this report this report was done about our company 13-14 years ago. It's the same... You're talking about Mevio? Yes, well Podshow at the time. And remember what we just talked about you cannot do this in your traditional NPR type way it is

2:25:05 It's not the way you can't get enough advertising. There's no and I'll mention this there was a reason in the old days you needed it engineers because you were I mean You needed all this stuff in the past now with all the new gear and their little devices and the internet 5g need all this extra baggage, it's official podcast Pandemonium is definitely a thing With David Pogue, we listen up. Quiet please and exactly 15 seconds will be on the air You may have heard people refer to the 1930s and 40's as the golden age of radio Well today were living in the golden age...of podcasts

2:25:57 Peter had all the makings of a modern man. or workout. Podcasts are available on demand, so in the same way you can go watch Netflix shows anytime you want, you can listen to our podcast anytime you want... Alex Blumberg and Matt Lieber are the co-founders of Gimlet Media which they hope to build into these HBO of podcast studios It's 120 employees produce 24 podcasts shows in 13 state-of-the art recording studios

2:26:39 That's what that was the response I wanted a hundred and twenty four employees produced what? What, 37 shows? And they got 13 studios. Let's listen to that again and just make sure I get... Wow! Man talk about overhead who is giving them money? How many employees, 120 employees in 24 shows?

2:27:19 Yeah, that's approximately five employees or six employees a show. Five to six a show. John they had pictures of meetings and meeting rooms you know like the guys like all right I'm here to do my show what we have today for the shows? Like we got 6 people around here talking okay good yeah it's gonna be great show everybody. It's ridiculous! It's so funny. It's not going to work you're not... You're going to lose I'm just here to say that's not how it will work. That's not the future, we are the future! We are the future... We are closer to the future than Gimlet. But that's not the only model that does it. I've seen other operations they get a bunch of money they use old media models and that's what they're doing here. We're talking new media in an old media model so you have an old medium model bunch of studios all soundproof booths with a double glass

2:28:14 and the engineer on the other side of the glass, and he's watching. He's getting cues from the guy with a microphone in a boom big boom expensive boom expensive mic. And they're just talking in there signaling to each other and the guys fading it in and out and they're recording and then when is done They go... Then I sent it to post and spent a couple of days editing it So it's all really clean and nice and then they put some sound at the front and back. Dude! I mean a closet I'm in the closet. You sound as good as anybody working these other systems, but I'm still in a closet and a closet. And I'm just sitting there in my office in your Shay's lounge, my Shay's lounge. I got a window here with the traffic going by where you can see the trains. Sounds fine. I got it very direct use of

2:29:00 a high LPR 40 is very directional mic. So I mean, if- Well also noise gate you so that's my secret. Right well I got directional mic and your noise gating so we're using modern equipment to do a show with two guys and that's the way it... That's it! But but it is true If you look at the amount of pre production that we do ourselves because you know We don't mind working for it This is the same, I saw this in the Netherlands. Because when i grew up... You're right because we're getting clips as opposed to our producer getting clips for us. So we'll spend a day or two getting clips ourselves because we know how to do it and this is what's-I've seen this In The Netherlands when with the first there was government controlled radio you know everything gray equipment and you had to have a technician

2:29:58 to edit something. It was like Union and all kinds of weird shit, so eventually we became friendly and they just let us cut stuff ourselves. This is tape you know we're doing reel-to-reel with razor blades in tape And so we learned how to do this then we have a Reevox at home and you can do stuff at home it was really out of frustration the government overhead booking the studio and booking a guy So we were doing whatever we could And that model kind of was the way I always operated. But then when the commercial stations came in, and I had gone by then, you know it's probably already MTV... Then the same DJs were like oh well now producers this guy is gonna do it and their shows all start to suck! It all kind of devolves because you're removed from the actual process You know if you want to be a celebrity radio host If you want to be Bobby Bones

2:30:53 Bobby Bones is pretty good. I listen to Bobby Bones, he's alright He's a country music morning guy. What does he got to do with podcasting? No it was iHeartRadio It was iHeart they own all the stations so they own his station They own him So that you know there's nothing better than creating award and giving it to your own people Yeah we thought about doing that with our artists So anyway, yeah bottom line. It's this the model no matter how you get the money even if you go the advertising route Which I also predict will fail time and time again The model is you have to do it yourself You have to if you're on the show, you have to be doing some active work can't just show up and read the script That's old school when when the network was closed now its open

2:31:44 Anyway, I thought you get a kick out of that. Yeah thanks it's very funny but then we should also mention that you also since you're doing the producing you can drop the little jingles and snide asides and little... Wow! You could throw all kinds of cool stuff in there when you feel like it and this doesn't go after after the show is over for sweetening and post-production Yeah, none of that. It's ludicrous but okay report it that way with the big studios and you know 13 studios that you don't need uh it's just old-fashioned control and you think Pogue knows better?

2:32:23 But he's just a talking head nowadays. Just it's Pogue. Well on the other hand if you look at our model where we have actually made our listeners producers which is something people still don't understand well they're supposed to be just consuming them, what are they about? Well we want to have interaction! Now the way you really do is you call people producers and tell them we expect you to help produce so... And of course they do and here's how it works We talk often about the Hollywood, the Lear Hollywood Foundation. Norman Lear his propaganda, his writers he puts out there in Hollywood they're all over the place you brought a couple of clips I think the last show you gave another example of them talking about how successful they are with their social justice narratives that they help put into movies and television and one of our producers

2:33:11 Was watching Roswell, which is a show I don't watch of course. I don't watch But was pretty sure the Lear Foundation has been at work This is from Roswell New Mexico clip one There's an ice checkpoint on 285 dad we can sell the diner move to a sanctuary city I need to know you're not gonna get supported. I like it here I like making milkshakes for tourists dressed like little green men. Go upstairs, get some rest! Yeah? I'm already caffeinating. I could cover until closing. I could do it in my sleep. You...rest

2:33:47 So I like this clip a lot because she's talking about a sanctuary city and here is your typical illegal immigrant. And what does the illegal immigrant really want to do? Serve the people with some ice cream! Be in service for them, and then we have the ICE checkpoint. You've got to be kidding me... So you let the Joneses and the Jenners through, but you're gonna stop the Latina and tell me this is just a DWI checkpoint. Ma'am? I know Roswell is well past 100 mile border zone Vato! Ma'am?! So... I will have the ACLU so far up your ass You'll be reciting the 10th Circuit Ben Sirkacz-Thiel verdict in your sleep Liz? Ah, it ends here. So ICE checkpoint, ICER A-holes call the ACLU Norman Lear Foundation Fingerprints all over it. I would say yes

2:34:44 Good action back to international news just want to get this out of the way so people would know that we do cover this stuff Because I'm wet wonder where Clooney is Clooney Clooney what happened to Clooney? What happened to Clooney in South Sudan and Sudan stuff? It's interesting you say that because I also got the got the South Sudan news, and I was thinking what you were thinking Sorry Sudan update Yeah, I hit it now. Except I hit the eject instead of the play. Sorry, I'm still working with cassette tapes. In Sudan security forces opened fire today on a crowd of mourners outside the home of a man who died after he was shot by authorities during an earlier protest in the capital Khartoum. It followed the killing of two other protesters Thursday elsewhere in Khartoum—a doctor and 16-year old who were both shot in the head by government forces. Protests erupted

2:35:45 it across Sudan a month ago, calling for the overthrow of the ruling National Congress Party and an end to the military regime of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir. Well that's interesting my report from the European Union put a little different spin on it One of Africa's most repressive regimes is facing a growing popular uprising thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in Sudan demanding an end to the rule of president Omar Al Bashir In the latest violence, security forces shot dead demonstrators including a teenage boy. Dozens of people have been killed since the protests began last month after the price of bread was tripled." It's the bread again! If bread is going... if the price of bread doubles or triples in your country get out! Get out it's the bread! Yeah you win that one

2:36:41 The bread we have is Lindsey Graham, you know getting back to his old somebody tapped him on the shoulder and said hey get back to work. And there's a PBS reporting him kvetching about, Lindsey Graham kvetching about Syria. In Turkey today Republican Senator Lindsey Graham continued to raise concerns about the Trump administration's planned withdrawal of US troops from Syria. Graham met with Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and other officials yesterday he told reporters today that quote withdrawal without a plan is chaos and said the goal of destroying ISIS is not yet accomplished Hmm keep that money flowing I've heard two Clips, I want to play here the first is

2:37:25 AOC Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at the Women's March which was this weekend. I guess it was a... Are you clipping your nails? No, actually what i'm doing is I have a... Are you flicking your pen? No! Now that you mention it imma tell you what it is because you always like to say I am clipping my nails like that's all I do This is one of those pens with the cap and when you push the cap on or take the cap off It makes this noise, but it's like a felt tip pen so I have to put the cap on or it'll dry up. What's interesting is when you make that noise with the pen...it makes me want to jump through Skype and ring your neck! Oh really? Yeah, that noise! Come on let's see if we can do it. You gotta jump! Jump! Jump sucker! Alright. What would say to someone- oh shoot this only one channel? Ah screw it Why did they only do 1 channel? That's very simple.

2:38:21 Mmm, okay. What would you say to some of those people who have concerns about anti-Semitism within the Women's March group? Absolutely well first of all I think that right now in this... I can't listen to it on one... It's me. I'm telling ya it's coming through both channels on my end Yeah because you're getting mono from me No You're on Skype. I'm not gonna play it. It's basically... If you're not going to play then you have to play this This is the woman's March rundown report. They had a woman on the street in Washington, D.C., from PBS and she's some I never saw her before she's a correspondent She's telling this whole story about how this thing is starting to fall apart She's kind of hoping it doesn't but you can tell that it is and that was pretty good report even though you know Tip or just play it.

2:39:17 This year there was a broad range of concerns that people are talking about. We heard everything from concerns about the president's tax cut, to climate change, to the shutdown obviously women's issues like women's health reproductive rights equal pay those are on people's minds but I would say even more generally, there's a sense that people just wanted to be here deliver a rebuke to this administration. We heard a lot of people talking about just wanting to exercise their right to be out and be politically active and be engaged in the community You know for some parts of this year just the organization of the march itself seemed to fracture a little bit There were some controversies by a couple of members of the original organized. There were different marches What's all about?

2:40:01 So a lot of this is related to allegations of anti-Semitism on the part of a couple leaders in the national organization. One of the women, Tamika Mallory has appeared with The Nation Of Islam and has expressed support for Louis Farrakhan who has made a lot of anisemitic comments in the past And this led to a lot of controversy In New York where you are Hari there are actually two competing marches going on There have been some national groups that are not partnering with the march this year here in DC. So we asked one of the marchers here today if they were paying attention to this, if it's something that concerns them and we heard a range of responses

2:40:45 We spoke to some Jewish marchers who said that they had friends who asked them, why are you even going to the march? We talked to other marchers who said that they felt concerned that their presence here might convey a sense of supporting what's been going on when it doesn't. Overall I'd say people feel disappointed that these controversies have taken away from all the different messages that they're trying to convey here today and a lot of them just said We are going to be here no matter what, marching. Alright Megan Thompson joining us from Washington DC Well, you really did punish me. I think i would have rather listened to AOC in one channel Yeah yeah there was a big anti-semite thing going on like... Yeah they mentioned that Right but uh AOC was interviewed while she's in the crowd walking and she said well clearly we know that the real antisemitism is coming from the Oval Office. I mean this is the kind of shit that was going on it's like yeah this is some shark jumping here with the women's march

2:41:45 Oh, I think the thing has jumped. Yeah, yeah, I think that's the way to put it That is it and this you know the anti-semitism from the White House What is he talking about? The guy if anything that can be viewed Trumps being condemned for being for being pro Israel and two pro Israel anti Palestinian And you know there was a lot of... So what's she talking about? This is another example of her just shooting off. Yeah, no that was definitely well that's because you know she look she goes on TV says some stupid then the script writers do their thing on Twitter that's how it goes but the worst the absolute worst I mean she so Tulsi is toast! I can't believe she allowed this to happen

2:42:25 I predicted it. Oh, so bad! So the candidate who now of course is representative still from Hawaii is just like Kevin Hart the same playbook is called out over stuff she has already apologized for that happened years ago concerning statements she made about same-sex marriage which she now just concatenates into LGBT issues Nothing that Obama didn't say. Well, in fact it was the same time but then she does this video an iPhone video in the snow I don't know if she said Davo or where she is you know wearing gloves and she's from Hawaii who is running her stuff anyway listen to the energy Aloha In my past I said and believed things that were wrong

2:43:17 They were very hurtful to people in the LGBTQ community and to their loved ones. Many years ago I apologized for my words, and more importantly for the negative impact that they had I sincerely repeat my apology today. You can't even listen to it! And why does she have this lower register she's using? She sounds like the woman from the Toronto's. Yes, I'm baffled by this. Hello... She has low energy trying to be-I'm sure she's sincere but this isn't-and she's in the snow!! I don't get that

2:43:56 That's the dumbest thing you've ever said. I mean, you've ever said it. The dumbest thing anyone could do. You're from Hawaii and now it makes it look like your in Colorado skiing. Yes! No Davo, I thought she was in Davo. She could be a Davo But still, why would you do that? Why are you out in the snow? Why are you showing yourself being there. It's like you're showing off look at where I am! I'm in the snow and you're cooking to death in Hawaii." It was completely...I mean I'm so disappointed and it also speaks to how much the landscape has changed when I was a big fan of hers four or five years ago she could be president one day

2:44:35 You know, yeah old days maybe but not anymore. Not with that energy she's got no energy. Oh it was very disappointing That was bad We gotta hurry up here actually we're done I think Well let see what you gotta do I have other stuff that can wait until Thursday I just have one shorty I wanna get out of the way about this I can push it off never mind. Oh come on now you've teased me, it's a shorty! Well see there just to summarize that this is story that has no rhyme nor reason but democracy now ran it and I don't know why this woman was grabbed and jailed she's from the Iranian news organization press TV

2:45:15 whatever it is, propaganda outlet— Yeah. —that plays Iranian journalists jailed? An American journalist and news anchor for Iran's state television network Press TV is due in a Washington, D.C., courtroom today after she was arrested and detained by the FBI during a visit to the United States. Marzia Hashemi, who's a U.S. citizen who lives in Tehran was arrested at St Louis Airport Sunday then transferred to a prison in Washington D.C., according to her son The committee to protect journalists says it's concerned about her arrest and called on the US Department of Justice to immediately disclose the basis for her detention for the past five days This is another spook story? Is that what's going on I have no idea It might be...I mean it sounds like a spook story

2:45:59 But I don't know. Yeah, our relations with Iran man... You know Lex? My buddy Lex? Lex! Yeah, Lex used to be my boss so i'd send Lex an invitation for the wedding and he can't come because you know he went to Iran on one of his previous trips And he has a stamp in his passport that says, no you cannot get a... No ESTA for you. No visa. You gotta go through a new interview and it could take a year before you get the interview or he can't come to the States. Well this is the pull of the old lost passports stunt! Nah, he's on these uh.. He's on a list man. He's on a list there's no way

2:46:45 There you go, that's your globalism report. Yep So you've learned a lot today Hopefully you can use that to keep the amygdala nice and tiny and rattle around in your brain Avoid the 5g handsets and never eat the brown acid special thanks to Tom Starkweather Abel Kirby and UK PMX for end of show mixes And remember that we will be back with you on Thursday live on the streams, NoahDinnastream.com and on the podcast Without 13 studios or 120 employees. It's just us so remember us at Dvorak org slash na and until then I'm coming to you from downtown Austin, Texas capital the drone star state FEMA region 6 on all governmental maps in the 5 by 9 Cluedio in the morning everybody. I'm Adam Curry and from northern Silicon Valley where it's gloomy I'm John C. Dvorak we return on Thursday right here on no agenda again Dvorak dot-org Slash a until then adios mofos

2:47:47 And such! And I like bikes. I like people who ride, but... Thank you all! Are you all ready to make a ruckus? Her team is going to Puerto Rico doing cocktail parties and Broadway shows They need to be sitting down at the table with the president They need to figure out how to open the government Nobody can ever know what they're doing Forget collusion. I want to know if there's penetration

2:48:28 Any collusion? Being involved in what could be characterized as collusion. You know what, you don't impeach people when they're doing a good job And you don't impeach people when there was no collusion, because there was no collusion. They begin to change they sacrifice the beauty of the individual for the sake of the group. The adjoinment and then the president cancelled the trip I didn't think that President would be that petty do ya? All those guys there singing it... I heard them saying build that wall, build that wall You might want to take a look at some this Because now you have Cuomo coming in talking about congestion pricing and i kinda feel like its a setup

2:49:04 the setup. Collusion, they're colluding here. We say it's time to reopen this government! Any collusion? The deal was collusion. Copyright and public life are growing more. Sharing is wrong fair use is gone like video stores When a license grinds on the public mind, it's forever cash. The corporate coast on Disney's Ghost is coming back! The streets are filled by picture gills resist because

2:50:02 The orange fruit, carve the resolute with swastika I imagine worlds with Gitmo girls and better days And Elon I hope can smoke his dope in his Chevrolet Lordy, lordy, lordy... That would be really bad. Look this is terrible! It makes me mildly nauseous but I sat there that morning and could not see a door labeled no action here

2:51:00 There's no Anthony Weiner statue, but it is... there's already a statue. Well maybe we need one. Lordy! Lordy! Senator, if I said that I misspoke she forwarded hundreds and thousands of emails some of which contain classified information. I'm made of stone. Ambi? Armies?! I love this work. I love this job You're fired. You know what? You're fired. Fired. You're fired. Lordy that would be really bad. You know what? You're fired. You're fired You're fired. Lordy, that would be really bad! You know what? You're fired. You're fired. You're fired. Lordy that would be really bad! You know what? You're fired. You're fired. And so they came in and said we can see thousands of emails from the Clinton email domain including many many many from the Verizon Clinton domain Blackberry domain They said we think we got to get a search warrant go get these you know what? You're fired

2:52:05 You're fired. Lordy, that would be really bad! You know what? You're fired. Lordy, that would be really bad. You know what? You're fired! Lordy, you're fired! Lordy, that would be really bad. You know what? You're fired! You're fired! Not picking on the Attorney General, Loretta Lynch who I like very much but her meeting with President Clinton on that airplane was the capper for me Somehow her emails are being forwarded to Anthony Weiner including classified information

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