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00:00 Come on! All right, are you ready? Give it a good spin. Adam Curry John C. Dvorak It's Sunday June 2nd 2013 time for your Gidmo Nation Media Assassination Episode 518 This is no agenda Thumbing through my favorite magazine here in Travis Heights hideout in Austin Texas In the morning everybody I'm Adam Curry And from Northern Silicon Valley where I am reading The New York Times I am John C. Dvorak It's Crackpot and Buzzkill Wow, I had time to turn a 747 around in the hole you left there. Yeah apparently Did you do it? Did you turn around a 747? Yeah sure did. I should yeah It's a figure o speech Amigo so it's out! It's out! It's out! I'm so excited What what do you mean what what's out You're kidding me right well you got your- you're not doing that again just cuz Mickey's gone No no not that not that

01:04 What are you talking about? No, it's a Inspire magazine the new edition is out. I'm so excited Have you not been thumbing through your copy? It's propaganded written by one of the agencies Special ops well I figured it would be interesting today to kick off the show by showing people that this is indeed exactly that, a special op. And it goes all the way back to two weeks ago we could have known this thing was coming and it has actually turned my head into...

01:48 I focused more on some things that will give us information Days if not weeks ahead of time we just you think it's a it's like a book of codes or so no It's not even it's this is if you want to hide something. You do it in plain sight, it's much easier than okay only So I'm all ears now now that you've got my attention well first of course whenever something breaks We know he got to go to broth and back This is the latest version of inspire the magazine published by a Yes, she has a job in broadcasting No, this is this is uh you know Barbara whatever her name. This is the who do you think it is?

02:28 I don't know, somebody is with a... she's just got a... she sounds like Elmer Fudd. Who is she? That's the Pentagon correspondent for CNN Barbara! Barbara whatever her name is you know horseface And she talks like this on network?! We've played her before Do I always bitch about it? Never Huh So so she's at the Pentagon in the Pentagon studio they have a little closet there and uh so that's where you know they just sit there The reporter's waiting and someone comes along Hey, Vibra. Here it is! Here's what you talk about now. Oh, the new Inspire magazine! The ink is still wet. All right here we go. Arabian Peninsula and much of it including this article titled The Inevitable I love this report! Hold on a second does the magazine have explosives built into it? This is a good report. Well done and she's...and they..I have to say that the new guy Zucker

03:29 He's doing a good job because this is done live. This timing of the explosion and the video that goes along with it was timed perfectly on cue, because this is not a prepackaged report. This is Barbara live getting tossed to from Brolf and as very good... Is cruelly devoted to the Boston Marathon bombing What it tells you is this group Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula Now this where I got my first clue all of a sudden this magazine comes out and this douchebag starts showing up everywhere. This guy, this British guy is opportunistically trying to take advantage of this attack the magazine calls the Tsarnaev brothers quote brilliant in carrying out the attacks which al-Qaeda says were quote an absolute success The magazines mentions Copley Square, Fenway Park and Boston University it says these heroic bombings

04:21 have exposed many hidden shortcomings of the American security and intelligence system. Okay, so she goes on for a little bit there talking about this fantastic article that was written in Inspire Magazine now what bothered me is this all of a sudden new people appear on the scene Guys you never see or you might remember him, but whenever a dude with the British accent shows up Danger this is when your bull crapometer should be flying off the scale. This guy's name is Paul Krukschack and you write that C u CRU ICK sh an k Kruk Shank, I guess crook Shank and he has a zone this guy

05:09 Educated Georgetown University, by the way is a member of the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Yeah CIA think tank so then he appears on Jake Tapper and this is where he I mean it's almost like if now Of course people who are listening to no agenda podcast know how to listen to these things He is not just discussing this magazine. He is promoting it. emphasizing every single word that needs emphasize emphasizing in particularly the title but all the great things this magazine has to offer he is in effect reaching out to you and asking you to go find this magazine which I they're trying to capitalize on this to inspire more as fast as he already liked to inspire more attacks these are using the title in his vernacular we inspired this our magazines by this these two brothers downloaded for making instructions from

06:09 our magazine and they then carried out this attack. They can show our followers in the West what they can be capable of, these type of lone wolf attacks so they're trying to inspire more of this kind of terrorism. How could two guys be a lone wolf? Can you explain that to me? I know! That's fantastic And also talk about it is magazine the machete attack in the UK thats pretty quick turnaround This is where I was like, that's funny. Yeah these guys got a real... they've got a great operation! They've got like a whole staff, you know this is awesome! Explain that, why that propaganda. Yeah explain how you do that there at headquarters I mean uh and how Inspire does that. And the value is so important to talk about all these different events and current events Well thats a very quick turnaround That was just about a week ago God damn it took us such a long It was really hard to get it done on time They put that out very quickly they feel this is another victory for them This is going to inspire more of these sorts of attacks They also refer to Could he use the word Inspire one more time Do you think John? Is it possible that he doesn't yet again No its not possible

07:15 attack against a French soldier in Paris on Saturday so very recent events are mentioned in this inspire magazine to encourage more lone wolf style terrorism. At this point I'm like... In the West they recognize this is very hard to protect again against you got just two or three people launching these attacks and they don't have connections to overseas terrorist groups are saying okay so this is kind of the payoff for saying it's like you know this isn't possible to protect again come and join us don't come in train with us stay home will give you instructions you need to carry out these attacks okay perfect so then Jake has two other shills on

07:57 and again these are totally new guys so I think that the CIA just opened up the door to the department and this is the entire editorial staff of inspire magazine on CNN it's just like hey guys go ahead promote it we got a new issue it's on stands now. I want you to stay here for a minute while we take a look at another developing part of this story, new evidence today that Boston bombing is already becoming a key recruiting tool. The terror plot is front and center in the latest issue of Al Qaeda's English language magazine. It's English language! Do you hear that? English language! Oh, that means I can go get it and read it in English. I thought it was Arabic so I didn't bother.

08:38 but now that I know it's in English, I'll get a copy. along at home kids. The Boston bombings have uncovered the capabilities of the Muslim youth, they have revealed the power of a lone jihad operation unquote. The magazine also highlights the attack in London and other recent Lone Wolf type terror incidents so Tim I want to bring you back here that today the State Department submitted this report on terrorism to the US Congress. The key line in the first paragraph of chapter one, the AQ corps ability to direct the activities and attacks of its affiliates

09:21 Affiliates have diminished as its leaders focus increasingly on survival. This would seem to speak directly to what we're seeing in this latest issue of Inspire the Threat, Al Qaeda is now pushing these lone wolf homegrown attacks. Is this in your view the real future of al-Qaeda terrorism? I believe it's been the past and the future of Al-Qaeda. Al-Qaeda has never been about regimenting attacks... Anybody pronounce it the same way? Impossible! Although they have planned long term planning for attacks like September 11th, that is not the norm for them The norm for them is radicalizing individuals This is just like.. Who are these guys?! These are not experts, these are CIA agents Did you take a look at Paul Krushank's bio? Yeah yeah he has got a webpage

10:07 And it's all about Al-Qaeda this, I wrote the book on Al-Qaeda. I did this, Al-Qaeda, Al-Qaeda, Al-Qaeda! This guy...I think he is Al Qaeda He looks like, he does look like a...he looks like MI6 Oh come on, he was born to do this His entire page is all about him and Al-Qaeda So then I'm like you know It's very weird page, just a bunch of bull crap but anyway go on So then I and I've done this a couple times in the past few weeks, and we need to really pay better attention to what the president says. Because remember with like the 3D printer thing it was mentioned in the State of the Union? We completely missed it boom there's a 3D printer thing well boom took a couple months

11:03 But the speech he did that was interrupted by the Code Pink lady, even we were distracted and focused on the Code Pink lady more than anything. Particularly what the president was actually saying at the time. Now we did catch the Shield Law thing but did you catch everything he said up until the Shield Law thing? Well I'm assuming by the fact that your asking questions in such a way I don't know what I'm doing. I have foiled you again Yeah, well it's called a setup John just radio set up You've given me this setup. We have to say no Exactly effective partnerships diplomatic engagement and assistance now There's a couple things in here that we're gonna they're gonna find

12:01 Through such a comprehensive strategy, we can significantly reduce the chances of large-scale attacks on the homeland and mitigate threats to Americans overseas. First of all I just want to pause you know it's become normal normalcy now but calling America the homeland is still very weird thing in my mind i did not grow up calling our homeland I called it the United States. Nobody called it the homeland until we had Homeland Security of course right Homeland Security started calling it the homeland but again, We were talking about this for the last month if you're in the middle of The Nazi regime and the 30s the fatherland yes That's right. Don't believe that the Germans use that term I don't know but I have to do a little research But it sounds to me because it seemed to just showed up and then

12:51 And then it was the fatherland. Now we're the homeland, okay same thing We're right on the parallels as long as you stick to these parallels I have been reading my Beast book by the way Oh! oh my god It's amazing isn't it? No no yeah it is You shouldn't read alone at night in bed essentially Which is what I did, a big mistake Alright let's continue But as we guard against dangers from abroad, we cannot neglect the daunting challenge of terrorism from within our borders. There you go! Now remember this is a week and half ago or just over? Just a week ago. Yeah This is before Inspire Magazine came out As I said earlier this threat is not new but technology and the internet increase its frequency And in some cases it's lethality

13:46 Lethality. Is that a word? Lethality? Uh, I think it is a word but i don't know why anyone would use it. Lethality! I tell you lethality everybody Today a person can consume hateful propaganda commit themselves to a violent agenda and learn how to kill without leaving their home This- this is a great country or what?! I mean this was always possible You could always do this Nothing new Just get a book. You read a book Someone hands you a book It comes to your door says here's a book You read the book. There's a bunch of books that have all this stuff, but there are key words here I remember in the 60s there were such books But they're very key words here like hateful propaganda Yeah, hateful propaganda is not illegal okay? There's lots of hateful propaganda in fact we our government does it all the time This speeches part as partly hateful propaganda about threats from abroad and well let's listen on to address this threat

14:50 Two years ago, my administration did a comprehensive review and engaged with law enforcement. And we read the document. And the best way to prevent violent extremism inspired by... Ooh! Oh! There it is! ...violent jihadists is to work with the Muslim American community which has consistently rejected terrorism To identify signs of radicalization and partner with law enforcement when an individual is drifting towards violence. Okay, so what does that mean exactly if you're drifting towards violence? Like I'm standing over here and like ahhh... Hey look at him he's drifting! Where is he drifting to Bill? He's drifting toward violence. Get law enforcement! That's called pre-crime

15:42 If you're drifting towards, that's pre-crime right? Yeah you're drifting toward violence. How does that even work how do you identify somebody drifting toward violence because you drew a picture of a gun like a little kid would do? Little kids are drifting toward violence and drawing guns so they're playing cowboys and Indians You're not on course! That means your not on course or now all the sudden stay on the path. You've joined a rifle range Oh, you're drifting. You're drifting towards violence. And you're practicing shooting a .22 or maybe 30-06 and then maybe a shotgun? We get the point. Drifting is not a state... Drifting in fact is what leaders do. You drift off the path to find new and exciting things that's how our minds come up with new creative visions that have never been invented before if we all stay on the path

16:35 that stay on course, we're all going to be boring slaves and will come up with nothing new and cool. You got to find the boundaries." And these partnerships can only work when we recognize that Muslims are a fundamental part of the American family. I don't know this whole Muslim thing...I'm not quite sure why this was necessary but he felt it was In fact, the success of American Muslims and our determination to guard against any encroachments on their civil liberties is the ultimate rebuke to those who say that we're at war with Islam. Okay I know why he's doing it catch him off-guard He's going after the Muslims That was the first thought I had I'd be like oh crap if you're Muslim get out look out here he comes! He's coming for ya

17:25 These pregnant pauses oh man air you know when I clip him. I have to clip out those things cuz I can't stand them No, he's just stopped what does he think? He's Jack Benny. He's up there He stops talking and then he looks left and looks right and looks left You presume that anyone listening to the show including me has seen jack Benny Sorry, I do make that assumption. Yeah, that's a wrong Thwarting homegrown plots presents particular challenges in part because of our proud commitment to civil liberties for all who call America home. Okay, so that's the setup? Alright, civil liberties, home-grown attacks... here is the setup That is why in the years to come we will have to keep working hard to strike the appropriate balance between our need for security Oh! And?! And what...? and preserving those freedoms that make us who we are oh okay

18:20 We need to strike a balance. This is very serious what he's saying now, because he's talking about giving up your freedom and liberties for security. That means reviewing the authorities of law enforcement. Do you think they'll get less? Yeah, they're going to pull the rug out from under law enforcement. I think they're gonna get less authorities! So we can intercept new types of communication... Whoa, there it is. So if I understood the president correctly he just said we need to review the authorities of law enforcement so they can intercept new kinds of communication would that be ham radio? Probably not! That's a joke of it. No exactly...I'm thinking this is wiretapping on a grand scale that he is now proposing but it gets better

19:24 but also build in privacy protections to prevent abuse. Oh, okay so to prevent abuse alright? So what do you suggest? Wait hold on a second there's a little subtext here that I don't think he even knows he did the subtext is that if you do any of this it's assumed that abuse will evolve right out yeah and it will! That's very interesting hold on a second uh... that isn't you know your're so right he shouldn't even bring it up. No, you shouldn't bring it up because usually that...you should make the assumption there's not going to be any abuse. Everything will be great! By saying just mitigate abuse assumes there is going to be abuse Lovely. ...to prevent abuse That means that even after Boston we do not deport someone or throw somebody in prison in the absence of evidence Now what exactly does this mean? What does this have to do with Boston Did we throw someone in jail did we deport someone other than

20:30 Yeah, wasn't there some Saudi that we deported? Is he referring to that? The thing that Glenn Beck keeps talking on. I'm not sure what that meant but... I don't either it's just obviously something was on his mind Throwaway line That means putting careful constraints on the tools the government uses to protect sensitive information. Oh, okay now we're getting into the meat and potatoes of it such as... Yeah you're right this says everything's gotta be a top secret This is just all up to me at least from so far All I'm thinking about is Julian Assange

21:08 Wait for it. That means putting careful constraints on the tools the government uses to protect sensitive information Sensitive such as the state secrets doctor now, the state's secrets doctrine are you familiar with this? I've heard of it Okay, I was hoping you would be like well yes Let me tell you all about it because I didn't research it You didn't look at that being there okay? I did not look it up in the book about knowledge is your alright Well pay attention to this next bit And that means finally having a strong privacy and civil liberties board. A strong privacy and civil liberties board? What?! Uh-huh!

21:49 Yeah. To review those issues where our counter-terrorism efforts and our values may come into tension That's what coming, you see this is why we got to listen to him very very closely because he is essentially the telegraph of the new world order And he does it very well because he reads it verbatim So let me just get the words right. The civil liberties board... No hold on roll back a little bit and civil liberties... Wait, hold on a second. So he's this is good by the way yes you did this yeah so he didn't this is all pre the heckler? This is all pre the heckler and this is pre inspire magazine of course like this is like watch the other hand this guy's like a magician! Yes this is what I'm saying very good yes but we keep forgetting this. I would have picked up on that little commentary about the Civil Liberties Board let's listen to what it's called again information

22:45 Such as the state secrets doctor. And that means finally having a strong privacy and civil liberties board Privacy...and civil...liberties board? What is it like, a board of- Oh my god! Apparently there already is one When did this happen This has been around forever Oh okay so this was something put in place three years ago By Obama Yes

23:22 Hey, he snuck one in on us. Yeah it's our job to catch these things not three years after the fact This is no good David Medin is the chairman of the privacy and civil liberties over oversight board which may be different Led by Senator Charles Grassley Oh No, they opposed I'm sorry What is this? Civil Liberties Oversight Board This is uh This is a new independent agency. Oh man! It's within the executive branch I can't believe we didn't see this! This is lame

24:03 Rollin operations the purpose of the board is twofold to analyze and review actions the executive branch takes to protect the nation from terrorism Ensuring the need for such actions is making sure here's what he said it Is to ensure that the need for such actions is balanced with the need to protect privacy and civil liberties and to ensure that liberty concerns are appropriately considered in the development and implementation of law, regulations and policies related to the efforts to protect the nation against terrorism. Yeah! Exactly! So it was there all the time? Then what's he talking about?!

24:47 Oh this is interesting, this was recommended by the 9-11 Commission report in 2004. Oh yeah and believe me this is not just Obama himself but it is very interesting that this is what the Civil Liberties Privacy and Civil Liberties Board or Oversight Board is going to be doing let's listen to one more time. ...of information such as the state secrets doctrine and that means finally having a strong privacy and civil liberties board to review those issues where our counter-terrorism efforts and our values may come into tension. Okay, so it's just another independent body or body that is not independent... Another body that is going to be making decisions? Yeah. Just another one of these things you can point the finger at and they can point the finger at someone else and then they point... This is ridiculous! Yes. This is what's going on with this Benghazi thing

25:37 You know that time Rand Paul was grilling Hillary. Oh, you have to ask someone else I don't really got nothing to do with that you gotta ask another agency yeah exactly talk to those guys over there Yeah over there now you gotta talk to the right people to begin with you should go back and talk to them again. Yeah That's funny you say that what was had something about that let me see if I have it here No, maybe not. Well anywho I can't believe I just said that Shoot myself and I call people out on saying that what is it Mickey's been gone for a week? I'm a mess But is interesting you know the dudes basically only need one room isn't that interesting

26:34 Are you laughing because you agree? It's true. Dudes basically need one room and it would be great if my bed fit in this room And it'd be great If I had a little stove and a cooker A miniature refrigerator that only guys own No, actually a sterno. It's just sterno thing of a mini fridge and I'd be set! I mean-I had this whole house I'm just in this one room in my command center. And you become so complacent, you kind of like... In the end we're all 12 year olds. Sure! I mean my underwear and my command center who gives a crap? That's me okay so... You have yet to have no girls written on the door with it with the R backwards

27:24 Exactly. So I really start listening to the things the president is saying or that, I'm sorry, things that are written for him and we got several notes from producers including Harry Pilgrim who sent a very detailed note about something the president said in that same week actually on his Memorial Day reality show as Heil Everybody Show to review here's the pertinent 30 seconds that we actually questioned. And on Monday we celebrate Memorial Day Unofficially, it's the start of summer. A chance for us to spend some extra time with family and friends at barbecues or on the beach getting a little fun and relaxation in before heading back to work It is also a day on which we set aside some time on our own or with our families To honor and remember all men and women who have given their lives in service to this country that we love They are heroes each and every one They gave America the most precious thing they had The last full measure of devotion

28:26 So the last full measure of devotion, we both said hey what is that about? And shame on us by the way for not recognizing an obvious plagiarized line from President Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Nice catch! Well and I feel stupid Harry Pelgrim, you know one of our producers there in the DC area. Virginia area. Oh yeah one of those guys in Virginia. Yeah challenge coin guys. Living a gentleman's life! Challenge coin guys

29:04 He said, you know we used to have to memorize the Gettysburg Address back when he was a kid. I guess that's no longer required. I certainly didn't have to. I would never, they can barely remember anything! Right. So here... so that is now I tried to find Gettysburg address from the movie Lincoln and Steven Spielberg did I don't know if that part of the address is actually in the movie or not. I saw the movie, but can't remember. I think it's at the beginning where he does that. I did however find a whole bunch of interesting references to this last full measure and what this actual speech was about This is from the movie Saving Lincoln Observe the voiceover and tell me if this fits

29:49 President Lincoln and maybe president Abraham Obama Resistance to the war was growing. Mr. Lincoln needed to reinvigorate the people, to explain to them and perhaps himself why this endless plague of war must continue So... Maybe that's why he used the words? Maybe that's why he is being compared to Lincoln so that he can convince The American people that this endless war must continue

30:28 And then I found on C-SPAN the director, Steven Spielberg of the movie Lincoln featuring Daniel Day Lewis who starts his speech off with these exact words. to defend a proposition about government, about how we choose to live together starting with liberty and moving to equality. And whether the contract that we make with one another based on liberty and equality is practical, whether it will work mechanically work, whether this idea of government can function on the earth we inhabit

31:05 And that's one reason why I think he keeps saying, hear in his address. So when I heard this we've got Steven Spielberg We've got the movie we've got the writers in the administration copying the words and we already know that this thing was a setup but now it seems on such a grander scheme check this out as I'm researching...and I need help here from our enlisted men and women We look at the epaulets on, you know we've been laughing about uniforms and the crazy stuff generals have on them etc for a while now. And I don't know if it's just me or... You know how the epaulets they no longer go from the neck to the end of the shoulder but they kind of over the shoulder? That's like one of the new styles yeah Okay! Go look at the Lincoln era

32:03 This is exactly the same style they used in the Lincoln presidency. Now I don't know if this has changed a lot over the years, it was hard to find any good research on this? Well you know the generals get to design their own uniforms Yeah but this is not just generals It looks to me like this is also lower ranks than general, but all have the epaulets. So if a colonel has... Colonel outfit would be though so let me look at colonel uniform of a colonel and we also have to take a look at pictures from the Civil War era they had the exact same epaulets as they do now! Now I'm like wow you know who is the producer of this thing?

32:54 Well, here is a picture of Allen West who's as much of a militarist as anybody we've ever had in Congress. And he appears to be a colonel and it's exactly what you say it's over from front the back instead of across right okay now now stumbled onto something I think just slightly symbolic Slightly? well well it's a military would become a militarized country became there was a guy What are you talking about when did we became this We've always been this well, we've always been but not to the point where they're put there shoving in our face Where you can't get work. I had a clip on last week It should have moved it over to this week were they they're talking about? It's on the five with Dana Perino and legs what's your homeless and by the way people You know, I'm just making observations. I said I need help from people and

33:52 If you're in the chat room, you're going... Then pound it. Okay? You getting kicked. I hate that! Sorry Actually kind of like the epaulets from the American Revolution those are pretty cool Yeah, you're right The Civil War ones exactly the same as his exact same over-the-top thing. It's funny I'm telling you with this is this is so we're all trying to we're just trying to create imagery to make Well, your summarizes this we're doing this imagery stuff that's happening every which way and it's all to make Obama look like Lincoln. And the real question is how real is the story about Lincoln? Who knows what they were doing then which you've now of course revised with or we set in stone with Spielberg movie right yeah where do know it all it all he did a great man freed the slaves

34:48 Don't look at the fact he was a Republican. Yeah, ignore that please. Don't watch Democrats who are racist who started the KKK. Democrats! See what someone said to me the other day? They... because I said you know this conversation came up and i don't give a crap if I'm not Republican or Democrat either way I do have to preface that so it stopped the hate mail So you know it was the Democrats who... A stooge for the Republican Party to curry. That's right, so the Democrats were the racist and the Democrats started the KKK and then a very smart person said yeah but then they flipped, they flip-flopped you see? You see that the Democrats started calling themselves Republicans I'm like really that's your story? That's your excuse. That's your story okay good it's all good

35:41 Dana Perino. Okay, so Dana Perino is going on about you know these poor veterans are not getting screwed by the which by the way this is another standard thesis in that history of the country. The veterans get screwed yes she goes on and she said I went and then one person says well, I wonder if that's hurting recruitment? You know there's knowledge about this group recruitment but there are no other jobs except my point tonight somebody knows it's up and I was first thing I said to myself of course nobody on You know got a box or something yeah, they go. Oh no It's up and I first thing I said to myself was yeah because you can't get any other kind of job So that guy that would that I had all these clips from that was on democracy now Which i'm gonna get this clip again and play cuz it's very funny oh yes says that the pentagon long since decided That we're gonna divide the new world order puts

36:37 manufacturing in China, it puts banking in Switzerland or banking in England. It moves everything around and we are the military! Yes we are! So our job is just to put people through the system and he said, then he goes on I gotta get this clip but i'll summarize. Then he goes and says somebody says you got to go to JC there's either JCPenney or Sears which is he says the middle class, I think it was Sears, a middle classes realist department store right? It's all made in China. They're selling to the kids and they he goes over there and all the kids In the whole child boy section was all camouflage Camos yeah, of course now these kids are wearing camo now. You can't play cowboys and Indians Can't draw a gun you can play anything bad But you can wear camo as if you're in the army do they still sell like Green Army men? Do you still get those I'm sure you can right over there from Amazon

37:33 They don't make them anymore? You kidding me. I don't see them, they don't sell anybody anything that's like the Bibles but John... But they want you to dress like a slave! John seriously have you seen our vehicles?! Have you looked at the cars Americans drive? Now I'm not talking about the pansy-ass battery car, stupid... just jip. I'm talking about SUVs and even those are hybrid or flex or whatever. The Flex. These... Just take a look at these things! These are militaristic vehicles Yeah They're very militaristic And if you also want to see what's really going on with the American public go to a parking lot and leave your gray car

38:12 in the parking lot and then try to find it. I mean you have to have apps now, to find your grey car in a sea of grey cars! Yes be gray slave Hold on a second John. I think it's time for a little PSA when important moments happen both big and small We're the first informers to history we are the pioneers the innovators reaching more people touching more lives by Ayn Rand Come on come on One point

38:51 Hey, in the morning to you John C. Dvorak! In the morning to you Adam Curry, in the morning all boots on the ground out there ships in this water subs in the sea people are screwing in the bed and all that knights and dames yes in the morning to all of our artists thank you very much Sir Paul Couture who checked-in with The Album Art for episode 517 in the morning to all over human resources in the chat room at noagendastream.com NoAgendaChat.net and indeed I would like to say In the morning to all these ships at sea this weekend is the museum weekend event, Museum Ships Weekend 2013. If I can reach 15 different ships subs on the ham radio I get a certificate so i've been talking to Submariner... How many you got so far? Three

39:45 Which is pretty good. You got a lot of work to do oh, it's impossible because you know because you can reach them on Morse CW morse code which is very hard cuz there's like a million guys I'm just not I'm like Okay so then I'm on the sideband and It's cool Because you get these real radio guys and they're sitting on the ship And they're like yeah, I'm over here Yeah We're 20 miles off the coast we've just surfaced And I, yeah okay and I call out. Then there's like some... they call him a big gun Some big gun which means basically a guy with more money than you Who has you know A 200 foot tower and 1000 kilowatts and he is like So you gotta get lucky But anyway so I actually have been saying CQ ships at sea You got three

40:45 I got three so far. Well, the weekend's not over. Okay? At least i'm trying at least i'm trying maybe if they won't be listening to the stream So by the time it's what we're gonna you're gonna start getting email like after the contest or hey You should have said I wanted no Yeah, yeah Should have said something on the last show or on last sunday We probably would been set up to get a 15 point shot Well, I tweeted something but you know. I didn't know about it! I didn't find out... Look at oh I see you're kept out of the loop. I work I have a show to do and sometimes I catch stuff like oh yeah should do something with that there you go anyway always make your own certificate yes gee that's not quite the same John thanks thanks for the tip

41:29 Alright, let's thank some producers. It's a I'm glad that people checked in to help us balance out a little bit Because Thursday was abominable it was a bomb at bombing abominable and of course It's always the Knights and the Barons and the Dukes and the Earls who come in to help? I wish we had more like common folk Well, you know somebody shows up once in a while and they apologize for being boners and becoming donors. Remember a boner is just a pre-donor Trevor Chapman leads the pack with $518 should put me in the category of a knight now so please Knight me as Sir Rataniff Alright I don't know if that's on the list as such is it? I'm gonna check...Sir Rataniff Yeah

42:21 Let me see, where is it? Sir... I'll double check. Yes! Sir Ratanath says it right here. Yep And I would like a shout out of karma for my 16 year old son and his mental health issues that's just doesn't sound good Yeah well which probably means he's going to be a genius Yeah, you've got Carmen that or a podcaster want to try to drug him out of it Sir Gene Baron de Marriott. Oh yes the sheriff of Texas the Sheriff of Texas six three five six nine five which we don't have a note from him now so Sir Gene took me out to dinner after Thursday show knowing that Miss Mickey is out of town and he came down from Dallas and

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45:23 I'm following my own by leaving my well-paying job to look for something new and fulfilling. That's Sir Joe the Dish Slave, yeah! Well that'll be the last donation from him. Thank you Sir Joe the Dish Slave. Follow your dreams John! You would be good by the way i think you could do it. Come on!! Right? And then say this... Alright are you ready give it a good spin. Alright are you ready give it a good spin No, no we gotta work on that. I don't have a lot of fake enthusiasm Joel Singleton in Henderson Nevada three three three three three he sent a note in saying I figured out the PayPal thing who has patience for snail mail these days combine that with your random P.O box extraction and it would have lost it

46:14 Finally made it from boner to donor short-circuited back in 2008 and finally woke up now I find myself anxiously waiting or Anxiously awaiting the show twice a week, and I've completely stopped listening to all the other podcast distractions. I used to rely on Thank you for both for telling it straight And he's Tim from lost wages. I am Scott Henderson on this PayPal account, but he's from Lost Wages I guess do what? Well, I was going to say... because something triggered in me. He said yeah, can't wait for the show to show up. I tried an experiment over the weekend with BitTorrent Sync Have you ever heard of this? No Oh this needs a column. No BitTorrent Sync Okay think Dropbox but it's BitTorrent no central server and so i tried it So I've set it up And I have a public folder and I'll put that on the show notes

47:12 JC will know this. And so basically you need a hash number and you enter that number, and people are getting the show in like 15 seconds. Really? It's unbelievable! It's just like... because it has BitTorrents, so it's peer-to-peer, so you're grabbing it from all these different peers simultaneously. Sometimes it can take a little while for the show to download but what's cool about is you just have a folder And that folder, you know it says no agenda and then there's 2013 then it has the month so today 06 will appear as a folder. And in that folder just the show will appear It's very much like You know a subscription except without all the bull crap of iTunes and all this crap That doesn't work Now of course its only not for your phone yet

48:06 But they're working on it, and I don't think it's open source yet. I don't know if it will be but I was just astounded by how well It worked so in addition to our RSS feed of course and we already do a feed of bit torrents now We're going to try BitTorrents Sync. I'm very impressed okay And you should look at this because you're impressed. I'm impressed Thank You enough said James Mann in Ringgold, Louisiana 315 13 facing a job crisis then again who isn't and Decided to support a little more than I usually do while. I am still earning another guy We're not gonna hear from anymore Good knowing you see around It's like a divorce WJB raps

48:59 242 and he's a associate executive producer along with James B. Mann Still liking the show trying to get tonight hood this year everything is great But what I still miss is the transcription of the whole show right? Yeah, so do we The best way would try you yeah, yes where'd be a whole transcription So we can look things up via command F But otherwise perhaps someone has an idea to implement the change of topics in a web page. You know if you remember when we first, within the first couple years of this show Bubba Martin used to post this show on the Dvorak cage match site and the Dvorak uncensored

49:35 and he would do a blow by blow of the show. It wasn't notes, it was notes not transcripts but it was... And we took it for granted he kept saying you think I should just keep doing this? Then I don't know if it's me or he just stopped doing it. I don't think anybody cares. What happened to Bubba? Bubba died! Oh, crap. You didn't know that? I thought you knew No! I know that he had like a leg thing and he was in and out of the hospital He died? Yeah, he died about...a year-and-a-half two years ago No, I didn't know that Does he have family? Yeah, he does but it was just a strange thing. I never did find out what he had... He got some something happened to him at some point because he was on the ropes and he came back and then he was on the ropes again You don't think you know you don't think it was the transcribing of the show? Was it no it was he stopped doing that for at least a year Ah there you go. They should have never stopped Well, I'm sorry to hear that Bubba was kind of interesting. He would send notes they were borderline annoying

50:33 Yeah, no. Totally! You were borderline funny. He was great That's sad We need people like that He is the one who says... he is the one who claimed to have flown through that hole in that building in Dallas Some maniac There's a building in Dallas It has got this big at the top there's like a giant hole And some maniac in a private plane had flown to him and it was a big scandal. And he said it was him? Yeah, he said it was him... He wouldn't admit that it was him but he hinted that it was him but couldn't say because he'd get into trouble. What building are we speaking of here? I don't know just a bit... Private plane... Is that the Chase Tower? I don't know what is this. It probably is. Let me finish this note from WJB Raps

51:21 We sure wasn't Austin the IRS building is he sure he wasn't confused. I'm pretty sure was that building it does All you mean talking crashed into the building just saying all right move Alright, move on. We're almost done here. I'm glad you amuse yourself! Yes Now i'm taking notes on my phone while driving can't remember some crucial details all the time which are important when I try to explain a no agenda theory to a non-believer Yeah well stop don't even try that it's not worth it No it's crazy we keep telling you just talk to The Converted they'll they can pick up most of already they have the memes Well Justin when you have... for the first time anyway. For instance, Gene Steve Gibson from Twit lets his partner transcribe the whole podcast and it's available in Word MP3 HDM- Well now you're talking... Partner! Keep up the good work my insides yeah you're right we should get Steve Gibson's partner to transcribe this show Is Steve Gibson gay?

52:16 No. Not that I know of. No, he...I think he is! Oh it could be. Yeah why wouldn't he? I don't think so. Oh. This puts a whole new slant on Steve Gibson. What are you saying Steve? But what did you get Steve? I don't know where did this come from? Partner. Because he has a partner? Maybe his partner's a woman. Yes. No no no thats not how you thats believe me Because I think it was Steve Gibson who also thinks, yeah. I remember this. He also said that AIDS the whole idea that AIDS being this virus you can catch this way and really needs to be looked at differently he's kind of on my side of the fence when it comes to AIDS. I think that was Steve Gibson

52:54 Maybe I'm wrong. I don't know, i can't talk about other podcasters by the way you're not allowed to play any more podcast uh alternatives? Now I've ended this segment no no i got one yeah gotta play this one for sure No no no nope not gonna happen first of all anything that gets said on the show that anyone's offended by Even if it comes out of your mouth, I get blamed for it. Okay? I'll tell you this I make a deal with you If you play this next one and you then you don't like it then I'll add now the segments dead No, the segment is already dead because here's what's happening. We play these things and then all these other podcasts are saying those guys are a-holes! You know they're trying to start controversy so that... It's the only way we can get any publicity. But they want publicity for themselves and now I get all this hate people like I can't believe that man you've had the best podcast in universe now gotta put the man down? Gotta put the boy down? Likely you got to be the best? You gotta put him down?! What are you what are

53:53 That was my Eddie Murphy, what do you think of that? It was pretty good right. No it wasn't very good Oh man but that's exactly what I get like oh hey I didn't expect that from you you mock others who are just trying And i'm like John Segment! It's not me! In fact those two guys we mocked the last time I was in conversation with and they wanted some tips and I gave them a bunch of ride-housing. Here is what happens with this now other podcasts are talking about this feud that's going on. I'm like, I have no feud! But the way they literally say, Curry decided to go spout off at them that they sucked! Like no, that's not what happened! It was like someone sent a note and said this is how you should be doing it, like these guys. Yet it turns into this whole... No! It's over, it's done. I got other things to do with my life."

54:40 I had no idea this was affecting you negatively. Oh, yes! It's...I don't like it when there is negativity We have to have people being positive about our show and not thinking we're a bunch of A-holes and we're slamming other dudes which were NOT We I'm not you are let's put it that way, but I can blame for it. It's okay I'll tell you what take that clip and are you on twit today? Oh, hope you're on twit please say yes You're banned you've been banned you invited have to go the airport What what's at the airport again if he could my daughter oh That's nice No, that's cool Just in time for Father's Day what just in time for Father's Day. I think she was here for Father's Day

55:24 Really? Well, I mean that's interesting. It was nothing that I... you know on Father's Day these other bogus holidays are things that I try to downplay When is Father's Day according to you? Did I miss it? Did you get it and I missed it? Yeah what? Well did I miss Father's day because I didn't get a call From who?! From my daughter! Oh yeah you should have gotten the call But I don't think its been yet Well I see this is how lame we are. You don't even know when Father's Day is, we don't care! We're lousy fathers! I'm just gonna call to... Hey you didn't call me on my father's day call! It's not even for a month! 16th of June it's on the 16th of June well you're the one that said she was there for Father's Day yeah last year

56:15 All right, everybody. Thank you very much for your support of the best podcast in the universe. Devorak dot org slash N A rest assured we will be working very very hard to bring you more analysis and some of this is quite painful actually and going back and finding information re-listening to speeches You've heard ten times And I'm gonna be really all over this now I have to, we've got to dissect word for word everything this president says and maybe it's been this way with most presidents but this is the first one where it has been so scripted and were just missing out on valuable information. Yeah make their job a lot easier just listen what he says Wow! What a concept But you know everyone gets distracted by that woman in back shouting

57:02 Which makes me believe it's set up. I think that now that you've mentioned it, it reminds me of my Led Zeppelin story. Yeah yeah mm-hmm Oh no but I completely agree and then he can always come back to it oh no remember during the debates with Romney and he said Right and Romney got suckered into asking questions in the wrong way And Obama says just listen and then of course what bothered me about this by the way which I think the Republicans are still annoyed about What bothered me about this is that when Obama came in with his zinger, no I never said it that way. What i said was and then everybody like Candy Crowley and everybody in the questioning booth they said oh yeah that's exactly what he said! They had all been pre-briefed on what was going to happen and they jumped into just pound Romney. I think we lost the election right there. It's a big reality show

57:57 Anywho, there we go again. You said it again. I know. This is a problem with me! Help us propagate the formula quick! Our formula is this... We go out and hit people in the mouth. Not just trying something new. Ummm.... Okay let's see oh by the way John Euroland is burning

58:42 Well, you know I think yeah okay. It's been burning what else is new? Well but this over the weekend we got a couple things really cranking up and i think part of it is to obfuscate what's going on in the Middle East but here's a one-minute report from the BBC which Surprise, although they brought in like an intern to host the segment but at least she got the information across. They all blame the troika of international lenders. That's the IMF, the European Union and the European Central Bank." Now of course the United Kingdom is against... in general I would say it is against the European Union and so this report is interesting because of course people are angry about what's happening but now these slaves are

59:33 are starting to riot against the IMF, against the central bankers. This is I would say a very very good thing. I have some boots on the ground in some of these countries these protests are much larger than you're being shown. Responsible for rescuing struggling states but in return for countries having to make severe spending cuts Now this was the scene in the Spanish capital Madrid where thousands took to the streets. Here 6 million people are out of work and economists forecast unemployment to rise further with no one hiring and no one spending it's making the economy contract plunging families deep into debt

1:00:13 Now in Lisbon, Portugal more than 10.000 people gathered outside the International Monetary Fund's headquarters Two years ago Portugal pledged to cut its debt in return for a 78 billion euro bailout That is about 101 billion US dollars Locals say it has made the financial crisis worse and many are calling for the government resignation Meanwhile in Germany there was a tense standoff near the European Central Bank's headquarters in Frankfurt Thousands turned out to demonstrate at the ECB's role in pushing spending cuts on struggling European countries. Police used pepper spray and batons to stop protesters from breaking through police lines. Batons? So, the Germans... The Spanish, the Portuguese, the Greek This is very good! I'm very proud of this makes me feel good although we're getting hit with batons Where are you going with that baton?! And what are we doing here? Nothing

1:01:14 We're not doing anything here, and the thing that's really breaking out right now is Turkey. Oh man Do you have the same feeling that I have about this? Yeah, oh, I bet you think the Americans intelligence is behind it? Yes of course this is so obvious that the CIA is now trying to break Turkey apart into two states. Well, the guy who runs Turkey isn't Islamist and who's managed to in the olden days a little background here once Ataturk took over Turkey in 1900 or so. Now wait this at the end of the Ottoman Empire? Yeah there's this guy named Atatürk who took over

1:01:53 to infuse the government with any religion knowing that the Muslim religion has all these crazies. And so it was always, if you were like an Islamist specifically in Turkey you'd get arrested and beaten and thrown in a jail and forgotten about kind of like the way our government does it and this is, and every time that some guy snuck into the office as a prime minister or anything else the military would overthrow the country with a coup throw the guy out have another election then retreat. And let the civilians run the place again it was at this is a cycle well this last guy got in this Erudan whatever's how you pronounce it he isn't Islamist and before they could pull his old stunt because they were

1:02:42 kind of hampered by their membership application in the EU knowing that if they took over the place again and threw this guy out, they'd never get in the EU. So they kind of dilly-dallied. And while they were dilly-dallying he arrested them all! Yeah hey stop dilly-dallying I'm throwing you on irons! And so the country has been slowly slipping to radical Islam very very slowly but but happening and this is working the public at large because there's all kinds of restrictions the media has been totally co-opted and so they had that day decided to have this uh... protest by any protest movement it smashed

1:03:25 but they had a protest against rebuilding, taking the park out of the downtown area and leveling it and putting in a shopping mall. Right which is how it started but that's almost nothing It has gone on now I got three reports on this and the BBC one is kinda lame so we're gonna skip that but first let's play the Al Jazeera which I think has the best grip on this and then will follow that up with a classic CNN version of the same story Yes But there were fresh clashes near the offices have the Turkish Prime Minister The interior minister says nearly a thousand arrests have been made in more than 90 demonstrations across the country. Raya Rage is in Istanbul and sent this report

1:04:05 After days of trying to break through the police siege, protesters take over Taksim Square. Thousands pack the popular area describing this as a victory. The man who said he won't back down just backed down but this needs to go on We believe there is going to be a victory we are looking after our urban zones. The AKP has no right over our urban space. We will protect our city and our rights It came after one of the most aggressive advances by the police since the protests began. But ultimately, the police pulled out from the square after hundreds of injuries and arrests. Earlier in the day scenes like these of crowds marching across bridges over the Bosphorus gave an indication just how big the protest had grown For them what began as a protest over a park has now taken on deeper importance

1:05:01 Now they're demanding the fall of the government. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he has no plan to back down, He did acknowledge what protesters and rights groups have criticized as a heavy-handed approach It's true that the police forces made a mistake in using tear gas. I have ordered the interior ministry to investigate this, using the gas was excessive." Just let me pause for second so i got this same report just you know of course we were both thinking the same thing did you also watch this report and think my god your so boring! Oh air it again? the whole thing this report is boring. Oh yeah, it's not as boring as the BBC version but CNN one you should finish this up because of some details. But the CNN one I gotta set it up before you play it. Yeah we'll finish Al Jazeera first. But there are concerns that government has restricted Turkish media from reporting on the protests many protesters chanted against local media describing them as sellouts

1:06:04 Protests spread to many places across the country, including the capital Ankara. This is what happened near the Turkish parliament. There are people of all kinds of ideology here together from all religious sects but the attitude of the police never changes I even think it is probably the undercover police that have caused so much debris on the street The international community has expressed concern at the approach the police are taking. As calm returned to the square, the government may have gotten the message. Protesters are telling us they now have three specific demands. The government must stop the urban development project in Saqsim Square They're insisting on an apology from the police for the way they behaved here and their insistence that Prime Minister Erdogan and his government must step down. Rawirakeh, Al Jazeera, Istanbul

1:06:51 Now I get a kick out of these three demands. This is like let's listen again I would like you to serve some ice cream. I would like to get a new pair of shoes and you must kill yourself an all your friends now yes very nice it's just pretty funny but now the CNN guy, now do you remember back in the day of the first Iraq war where Peter Arnett they had a guy on the roof he is ducking and diving He's ducking. That was Peter Arnett, wasn't that Peter Arnett? Yeah it was yeah it was Arnett... No no there is this other guy they would call him Rockets Charlie or something oh there's another guy wasn't Arnett it was Arnett wasn't the guy that was jumpy but anyway so we got this new guy he's in Istanbul on the scene coughing

1:07:45 Okay, the riots have been going on in downtown Istanbul. Okay? Yeah I think it was that I know exactly who you're talking about the guy who would like at a heartbeat would go to rush and put on his His gas mask Yeah. That guy? Well he was also in the shot with Peter Arnett when they were downstairs in front of the green screen, goofing off Oh that's funny Okay so I already know what is coming this is great The riots have been going on in downtown Istanbul all day on Friday You can see the riot police here in central Taksim Square squaring off events demonstrators who are starting to set up burning barricades They're hurling rocks and bottles It's very overwhelming

1:08:27 And this is the commercial heart of Turkey's largest city. This started as a protest movement against plans to pull those, that park over there and replace it with a shopping mall. We don't want this place to turn into a shopping mall, and now this has turned into something else because the prime minister... Let me ask you question was it tear gas or is he just coughing for no reason? I think his burning tire smoke. I don't know because usually outside supposedly we don't know it's not in front of the green screen and he's coughing Is more coming? More coughing? I think he coughs again. This is controlling the media, the police and we have no control about what gets out in terms of news from Turkey. This isn't about a shopping mall anymore isn't it? Not anymore this is...I think its going towards something political and suppression has come to certain level where people are fed up with this so we're gonna try to change this

1:09:29 Tonight's gonna be a bigger gathering, so we'll see what happens. All right Honestly it's really hard to breathe right now without gas masks These crowds of stone-throwing protesters have gotten worse as the day has progressed Oh, guy's screaming. Quick! Stop the report he could be dangerous A lot of people very angry that the use of tear gas and this police force is being used almost on a weekly basis in Turkey against any public demonstration of dissent The irony here is that just earlier this week Istanbul was making its bid to host the 2020 Olympics Now

1:10:17 It's become the scene of a full day of riots. Alright, who do you want to be? Do you want to be the reporter or do you want to be uh... The guy I'm interviewing what do you wanna do? Or do you wanna talk to me? Obviously get your interview. Okay let see if we can do this. You got enough sound effects? It's, uh... So this is not about a shopping mall is it? No no we're sick of all these horrible people running the government must go. Why it's hard to even talk with you without a gas mask on and just really bad You getting used to it because we have this happening every week on a weekly basis they throwing the gas at us Are you angry We are going to take action

1:10:59 What kind of action are you gonna take? Big meeting tonight, big meeting! Big meeting... That was good actually. That was one of our better ones. Yeah we usually suck at it. No that wasn't one of our better ones. A big meeting tonight. One big meeting Okay so I'm pretty convinced This is got to be- Look We've got the CIA in the South You know, there's basically a whole weapons depot as we're flowing through things. Weapons troops everything into Syria from the north of Syria to the south of Turkey

1:11:41 You know, we've got Turkey's way too friendly with Russia. All the Russian pipelines to Europe run through Turkey. This is obvious! I think Erdogan got set up he's a total idiot He got suckered in like a real boob and Hillary and now John F Kerry you know, he even had him like oh go hang out yeah or friends of Syria whatever Meanwhile it's all just to make this happen So we had this huge ruckus and it's going to be unfriendly for Russian gas. You watch, put it in the Red Book Gas Pipelines Explosions Put it in the red book I guarantee you that is what coming next Big explosions they may not even say it was a pipeline but we'll look at the map And by the way like I was right about Waziristan Never heard of that name before

1:12:36 And you heard it on the best podcast in the universe and now that's where everyone is getting droned every day is in Waziristan Because that's what the pipeline runs. So, that's what's going to happen We've got you know, the Mediterranean gas we've got you know with Israel. We've got stuff coming from Baku way up north This is disruption of the Russian business That's that's the way I see it Yeah, that would make sense. And also I thought the CNN guy... by the way he got the same report basically out with a little more drama. I actually admire that because it's close to boring Al Jazeera report but he did mention one thing about these Olympic game deals are big deal and nobody else reported on that but i would suspect there is some angle there too minor one but you might as well bump them from the Olympic games while we're at it Of course! Well, the whole European thing

1:13:28 That was just the little, what do you call it? The little carrot and the stick. Hey don't you want to be a member of the Europe? Don't you want to be a member... And by the way- Very beneficial! We have big meeting! Alright so I've been following couple shows that kind of went back to back which i thought were fascinating. Nova which is the science show had Manhunt Boston Bomber Now remember that I watched this whole thing and we talked about it on the previous show, right? Yeah but it didn't have clips. I had a clip! Yeah but what was your clip? My clip was that they had no video of the guys doing it Oh yeah... No no this is different So what you did very good Is you went and basically got the crux of the story which is Facial recognition It's great, its coming Its here, its in your living room Its how were going to live from now on

1:14:30 Yeah, and it's bullshit too by the way. Now that was backed up by a front line which was really interesting and people... I don't care about the No-Vish so nobody has to watch it but the frontline which followed called Top Secret America is a must watch for every listener of No Agenda. It's really good and actually it finally concluded that the two shows kind of concluded about the capture, but the front line concluded with a slightly different conclusion uh... about the same event but there's a couple things that like you were over the obama thing and i went over this nova thing in listen to it as i didn't hear it this was okay now this is very good right now we have a couple interesting things that showed up as one make sure the unit on ahead of all timers or something now known okay because if we can discuss it maybe tell me uh... the one thing i want to start with though is this is along clipped longest of the group

1:15:26 It's another, another contradictory description. the capture or of the guy or of the shootout remember this shoot out where The one brother comes up blazing guns and there's some million shots in that throwing bombs. Yeah, I know he had a pressure cooker bomb He had two glocks. He's firing like Like Neo like neo in in the matrix And they gunned him down and the other brother took off drove over him drove over somehow now if you listen to this description which is the same basic thing with More description is just doesn't make any sense are running back and forth

1:16:05 If there is any doubt that the carjackers and the bombers are the same men, it quickly evaporates when the suspects begin throwing explosives at the police. They have explosives! Some type of grenades... they're in between houses down here I forgot we got forgot about the proof on the radio voice And by the way they're in between the houses now? They have explosives Yeah, they're in between the houses now. Okay? Just you actually should interrupt it every so often because there's so much bullcrap in this report The residents in this densely packed neighborhood are petrified My guess would be 300 rounds went off. It was scary. It was terrifying 300 rounds shaking two more blast one off

1:17:02 The last one being the largest really lit up the neighborhood with an orange glow there was white smoke That explosion was another pressure cooker bomb, but they also hurled smaller yet still very lethal explosives. Wait a minute wait a minute I'm sorry that was another pressure cooker bomb No one does no evidence of put another pressure cooker bomb going off This gets worse be pipe bombs pipe bombs in this device the pipe itself acts as shrapnel And the tightly packed gunpowder leads to a powerful explosion

1:17:48 Eventually, the suspects run out of firepower. And suddenly the first suspect starts running out towards the police cuts across a street was taken to the ground and the police had their foot over him and that's when I heard one officer who was pointing a gun at him say you move off blow your head off That's when the Mercedes took off he gunned it saw the bump when he ran over the guy Who's this talking I don't even remember this in the show? That was that was just like the final analysis now first of all let's get this straight The one brothers on the ground with a guy and his foot on his head Yes, and he says if you fucking move. I'm gonna blow your head off And then he says alright. I'm getting in the car no

1:18:31 No, no. He stays on the ground and his brother gets in the car and then runs over him without obviously running over the guy's foot... No of course not! And the guy has a gun and without the guy even shooting at the car running over the guy on the ground after shooting 300 rounds randomly in the air they can't shoot at this guy who is apparently now two feet from the officer as in the car driving over his brother Does this make any sense to you in the remotest of Jupiterian kinds of logic? Jupiterian, eh? I'm sorry. I like that. That's almost as bad as any who.

1:19:10 The story again, let's just go over this. The guy has got his foot on the guys head telling him not to move. The brother jumps in the car and I guess they're paying no attention to him. So somebody moved? And the car must be... well he is not talking about that brother but the brother running around No I know but still it was right there apparently Yeah he was right there but they didn't care about him He jumps in the car then runs over his brothers which means he is one foot away from the cop who has his foot on the guy's head How come there's not tons of video of these huge explosions and how come we don't have blast sites to look at? Post-production has been taking a little longer than they'd hoped. Well, you know the whole post production industry is just tits up. It's no more money in it. Anyway so this is the stupidest thing I've ever heard but Nova...I don't know what happened with this show they just bought everything hook line and sinker. It's Jenny Jardine's boyfriend!

1:20:00 Right that's right. You've mentioned it last show the okay Here's the other one that got me dick that was an I died they all these are eye rollers But this one here really got me This is the guy in the boat clip, and this is where they first a spot the guy with some bullcrap Infrared device hanging from a helicopter that their flan all over the place which is forward-looking infrared Which is like? You know this has been around for two decades. This is nothing old and it's useless Yeah, but they apparently if you know exactly what the so meanwhile we get this discrepant report And they have to explain it away because it won't go through a canvas So that boat was covered with the canvas It wouldn't have really spotted the guy in there like it did so they've changed the story and listen to this play odd in the backyard

1:20:54 We just got a 911 call from, uh...a lady basically stating that she has a boat stored out in her backyard and there was some blood on the canvas. You really don't have your hopes up? You know I wasn't really expecting too much but as soon as we got on scene we came up over the neighborhood and Eric saw the boat sitting in the back yard And I just swung the FLIR over to it. It was covered with shrink wrap not a canvas. Shrink wrap?! The thin plastic shrink wrap was not enough to obscure an infrared image beneath. I got a perfect picture, incredible detail. I knew right away that it was definitely somebody in the boat and they were actually looking at us as we flew over.

1:21:57 I mean, the floor is sort of over to the left. I lit him up in the midnight sun and said that's that bitch he's hiding there right behind that trans-pan is like a saran wrap that he has around him We had them all there guys John this is just we are weak we are the kings we rock you can't hide bitch! WE WILL HAVE YOU ALL So, uh... okay so we saw pictures of the thing it was a it was white something or other wasn't get clear whatever this guy said. Yeah lookin' up at us. So then we have so then they go on with his other interesting little thing and I didn't realize until I clipped this that let me let me get this straight play the facial recognition bullcrap story

1:23:33 Back at Carnegie Mellon, Mario Savitis continues his facial recognition experiment which is totally dependent on big data. Oh! Big data! With Dzhokhar Tsarnaev identified and high-resolution photos now widely available Savitas decides to test his facial reconstruction of suspect number two It is based on this extremely blurry shot and is generated using the artificial intelligence technique called machine learning. And through some skip logic that we reverse-translucerized, we all of a sudden had a very clear image! He compares it to a database of a million faces... I have seen a million faces in my database! Including this high res picture of the younger Tsarnaev Okay stop there

1:24:30 So, this is the picture that's been going around of the guy. It's a high-res picture of him against a white background We've seen this picture I have never figured out or heard where this picture came from to begin with Well from... I thought it was an after the fact picture It came from human resources It's a it's a why is this picture exists? But anyway, so they put this picture into the database about million faces and Play it out after factoring out women Why he had long hair could have been in there non whites. Uh-huh facial hair uh-huh and people over 25 It's Al Sharpton He gets this result

1:25:18 The real photo of Zohar ranks number 20 in the list of possible matches. I recognized it at infancy, but we're still blown away on how it works This wasn't a random face this actually fit the Boston suspect so that was huge So did they and you know the thing is all crap total bullcrap The thing that I found interesting Is the picture that we've really seen as the one where he's walking away from the explosion wearing a backpack which I've never it's never been explained to me that nothing's been explained. It's like, I have a little clip to interject real quickly okay because only have one more on the Nova thing and then you'll uh would you be let's play your last one then i'll then i'll try this is the end of the show where they captured him yeah and but this is another just hilarious thing they think he's got a bunch of weapons some guy fires randomly and then they let go with a barrage at this poor boat

1:26:18 and you know they're just peppering this thing, they still can't kill him. And all I can think of every time I hear these reports about how they had fired 300 rounds and the guy runs over his brother right in front of a cop apparently holding his head down on the ground uh... and all this, all i can think about is the keystone cops now But this by the way in the frontline report to handles is a lot. Why are you such an unbeliever John? What is wrong with you because I've seen The Keystone Cops movies That's that Buster Keaton no, no that's know his same studio though max Senate right all right

1:26:56 Fittingly, they are led by Boston Police Superintendent Bill Evans. He has little doubt who is inside the boat. Oh! Zohar Sarniah Wait a minute... There's no doubt at all I saw his- There's no doubt and why is it fittingly? Why is it fitting? Fittingly?! What was it- what's fitting about it? The man with the white cap he also assumes he is heavily armed He could see the whites of his eyes. Couldn't he see if he was armed or not? The helicopter guys could see him looking up and they can see if there's anything in there Yeah, they can see everything. They can see him smiling. Previously had pipe bombs, guns

1:27:41 Our biggest concern was given the weaponry he had, we didn't want to move in until it was safe to do so. Then someone fires a shot which quickly leads to a barrage of gunfire I don't know what triggered the shot, but this was a dangerous guy in there. No one knew what he had. Everybody hold fire! Hold your fire! I was screaming for everyone to hold their fire. Okay hold on a second stop. So here's the question that i have... What were they shooting at? You got a bunch of cops you got 1,000 cops around in this boat

1:28:29 And one guy fires a shot for some stupid reason because they can't control their people. And they all open fire on what? What are they shooting at, do they have a body? Is the guy standing there? Who cares! What are they shooting at?! Just anything just in that general direction They're just shooting like maniacs this is horrible Yes and you know what this is what I find amazing So there must have been a hundred rounds at least probably more. You know, not just not a single bullet hole in any other person's house window anything? Was it even live ammo in this script I'm wondering because It seems to me that they would have torn up the place The only... I've seen... The cops aren't shooting 22s! The only report I've seen of someone who had

1:29:21 I've only seen one and that was where the brother drove over the brother, and you know over there with the explosion and the huge pipe bombs everything's going off. There was one report of one person who showed one bullet hole that went through his window into his chair That's it! You just gotta wonder 300 rounds? There has got to be a lot of damage No no It is certainly not reported on Let's put it that way There has been no report And I think it would be a very interesting report. Maybe the Boston police are only outfitted with blanks? Yeah, maybe they don't know. They apparently can't control themselves! Standoff that lasts nearly three hours... Three hours?! Unarmed. He's unarmed! The SWAT team rushes in. Suspect is in custody. Nobody has come into the perimeter and still we're on scene. The manhunt is over. Did you hear what he said!? Okay this is proof now

1:30:19 Alright, I'm gonna roll that back. Okay now listen very very closely because i've heard this and i'll tell you where i've heard it before. Okay did you hear what he said? I'll repeat it. It's a hot scene! This is a fucking movie John It's a hot scene, don't come within the perimeter. Come on man! The SWAT team rushes in. Suspects in custody nobody is still within the perimeter it's still a hot scene. The manhunt is over. Good evening the tweet just came from Boston police and reads in all caps CAPTURED THE HUNT IS OVER SUSPECT IN CUSTODY Thank you thank you alright so here's a funny little clip now remember two of the guys on the FBI

1:31:13 who were part of this capture fell out of a helicopter. They were repelling and something went wrong, but they were dead when they hit the water. It's kind of the way you know... Why are they repelling into the water in the first place? It's exercise practice Are they Navy SEALs? They're FBI doesn't make sense No these are elite Elite If someone ever gives you the title elite law enforcement You got to target on your head It's like the seals. The seals, you know they go and they kill Bin Laden And then they die so this is how it goes So I don't know if this is one of the two guys who's dead But this came to me someone showed this to me could not believe but this is Anderson Cooper who had a number of the elites FBI agents and one of them

1:32:07 Really says something wrong Now what is your understanding about? Johar and his throat that he couldn't talk. What was your understanding about that I heard several different stories, I heard one well the one I Remember now I mean there's but I know I mean probably got shot in the throat while they were gunning where these guys are shooting at That boat like maniacs There but there's two stories one was he was injured in the fight battle where he jumped in the car and ran over his brother, which was still again that whole scene makes zero sense. Right And the other one was that he tried to kill himself By doing what? By shooting himself in the throat. There's a report that he was shot in the throat, but unclear whether that was self-inflicted or at what point... Can you tell us? I did see a throat injury to me it looks more like a knife wound It wasn't puncture hole, it was a slice where it was spread open Oh! Gee don't get in a helicopter after telling everybody that This is one of the guys who were there

1:33:11 It wasn't a gunshot wound, it was sliced. Huh? Uh-huh And he's dead? Well that's why I don't know if he is one of the two that are dead but... They don't give us alot of details No But just that one piece of video this is the only video I could find out by the way So this whole thing, this whole show and I'll take you out I'm gonna transition you into front line okay Go! But its taking a little side step with a little bit fun This report came out of Florida. The intention was to give parents an added level of security, instead a new program rolled out by Polk County Schools triggered questions and outrage. Yeah she came home from school and said that they were doing eye scans on the bus I thought that was unusual since nobody notified us so...

1:34:05 This is all a part of it. That's why I wanted to transition you into this. It's called the eye swipe, this video on the company... Which i think is so funny! I mean we just call it ass wipe now we call it eye swipe okay? Website shows how the biometric screening system works The district decided to try it out on a trial basis on about 17 buses at a few schools in the Haines City area. Parents would get text alerts when their child gets on and off of bus. The problem? No one explained it to parents like Dennis Delaney. No note, no letter... nothing! The district planned to send out this letter that explains how it works and gives the option for parents to opt-out. Okay so I'll stop the report there you can listen to the whole report in the show notes 518 dot NA shownotes dot com.

1:34:54 that this report does not talk about the insanity of doing retinal scans on your children so they took tweets if they got on and off the bus which I guess is just to make you more afraid, and make the children afraid. And just make you enslaved and get ready because thats what work is going to be like Oh! Let me get it... The boss here...Oh! I didn't get a tweet that you came into work It's slave training But what I wanted to point out here is that the wonderful TED conference, Ted. You know the elitist Ted they actually had the chief strategist for iLock, that's name of this company speak at TED because TED is one big commercial circle jerk How is this possible?

1:35:48 Simply said, the eye is an incredibly complex organ. Oh and I'd like to point out he's doing a commercial for Eyelock! The black dot that's in the center of our eye is called the pupil. The colored area around the edges is called the iris. Oh and all these people don't know that... Do you want to hear his pitch? How he actually pitches this is so necessary I'm flabbergasted that he's what is he talking to fourth graders? Oh But he's a marketing guy. So yeah, he's talking to fourth graders He's a marketing guy You've got to hear his pitch now if you needed the pitch the fact that we have That we have to have retinal scans

1:36:32 What in your wildest dreams could you come up with that would make a TED audience give you an ovation? Because you're so awesome that you presented this commercial. Just play it I can't imagine So at the beginning, I have to set it up with a little bit. At the beginning he says that cyber crime and theft because of passwords being stolen equals 210 billion dollars That's his whole setup and he has like 210 billion dollars so now is going to pitch retinal scans to the TED audience The magic of our eye is that every single one of us and every single one of our eyes has a unique combination of lines, dots and colors. Utopian or dystopian outcomes rest squarely with our ability to balance the needs for security with those of convenience and civil liberties and privacy and control

1:37:37 This is an important discussion that must take place. Dialogue is incredibly important because the stakes are so high. Here we go! Back to imagining that $210 billion of losses that took place last year in the globe based on identity-related crimes, 210 billion dollars is a really tough number to get your head around but to put it in a little bit more simple terms... That's like feeding 35 million families for a year As you're walking around over the next few days, imagine this. The 35 million families is in essence one of every eight people that you see over the next course of days you could feed for a year on $210 billion dollars. If we contributed just 1% of this amount to The Gates Foundation, we could eradicate polio from the planet forever." Let me just make sure I got it. To do retinal scans, eradicate polio from the planet?

1:38:42 Even I couldn't come up with that. The Dvorak Consulting Group pales in comparison. No, no we can't come up with that because it's crap! Gus less than 25 billion dollars to land a man on the moon Oh, we could do a retinal scan and land a man on the moon This is...the challenge for our generation Let's make it happen end identity crimes and step it up End identity crimes and step it up and save people from polio. And this was TED, TED! This must have been a TedX Of course But it sounds better if I just vilify the whole Ted brand

1:39:26 They shouldn't put up... this was just a commercial. Yeah, and it should be taken... Who goes to these things? I mean it cost $8500 to go one of the TED things Well not the TEDx, the TEDx is free I think No, I think you still have to pay to get in It's moronic is what it is Moronic! I tell ya Just moronic! It's crazy It is crazy. Okay, so now should we take a break and then get into Frontline? What do you think? Yeah we should go to Frontline. Frontline this one is about it's interesting it's called Top Secret America and its talks about how we've turned the country into a secret government well we have three million people with the best outlines of that I've ever seen as a I'm telling everyone out there has to watch this whole show. Well stop let's do something professional let's tease it and will do it right after the break yeah

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1:47:14 I think I got the list here. It's not that long Raymond Royo he resolutes his brother He celebrates celebrated on the 17th guess we a little slow on that one and happy birthday to Mike Sabres from us girls And then we have So, oh this is interesting. What happened to our Niner Knight? Did that not come through or... I don't know because we have a Niner Knight right well okay did you see the second spreadsheet as second one came in this is the second one I think Oh but maybe he's got it another note buddy but he wasn't on the list he wasn't in the spreadsheet either

1:48:03 That's my point. Oh, he's the one who sent something into the post office box. Oh okay and I mean he says it showed up i went to get that always get the mail on Saturdays right and it was there was no All the donations were machine generated. There wasn't a handwritten... So then we'll do them on Thursday? Yeah, we'll do them on Thursday. He asked if there was such thing as a niner night and I said, I don't know, I don't think so but of course it turns out that there was but if you do 999, nine or nine or nine or nine-nine-nine yeah, I'll kick in the buck for sure. It's not like kicking a penny but now your kicking in a buck? Well hey its depression time John!

1:48:43 It's crisis, my friend. We gotta take whatever we can get! Don't you think? Yeah it's depression time I agree Okay so let's uh...we do have one uh...one knighting here this would be a- You also have a baronetting No the- But it's not the- now your right knighting and baronette she just mentioned Right Listen Mr Secretary of Peerage What are ya gonna get your crap together on this and tell me what to do I'll do what you're doing. You're fine. You're doing good, okay? Trevor Chapman step forward my friend and thank you so much for your very generous support of the best podcast in the universe as you are not only the exclusive member of The 518 Club you are also the executive producer and

1:49:29 And today we are very proud to welcome you to the round table. We hereby pronounce thee Trevor Chapman, Sir Ratnaf, Knight of the Noah Gender Round Table for you sir! We have quite an illustrious set of hookers and blow ramp boys in Chardonnay hot pants and booze long-haired heavy metal guys in scotch wenches in beer Rubenesque women in rosé geishas and sake vodka vanilla bong hits and bourbon sparkling cider on escorts mutton and mead and breast milk and pablum I think you should take breast milk and Pablo off the list. What do you think? Oh, yeah well it's only if they get another young night. It's a little weird like a baby Yeah, okay. I'm not we'll take that off the list Now you've admitted it yeah no I'm admitting of course I can't you always say oh No, I just keep it in my head Yeah, yeah, that's right all in my hair I thought oh my head all along uh-uh

1:50:28 Are you certain of your sensor readings? Definitely a space vessel of some type. Origin? Unknown, could hardly be an Earth ship there have been no flights into this sector for years I'm picking up the signal sir Captain that's the old Morse code call signal Thank You CQCQ We're reading it Lieutenant I thought you said it couldn't possibly be an Earth vessel Understand why it always gives you pleasure to see me proven wrong an emotional earth weakness of mine. I just love hearing CQCQ on Star Trek. Alright, second half of show before we get into your frontline serious business. Yeah isn't that cool? Thank you Citizen X sent me that. Bill Clinton according to the Hollywood Street King this is Jackie Jasper the Hollywood Street King he's one of my sources

1:51:28 Bill Clinton fathered a love child with a hooker. And that... Hillary? No, Bill and his name is Danny Lee Williams and he now wants to meet bill He says I hear he's not doing so well. He's got like here, he's got suffering from Parkinson's disease and heart disease So I'd like to say hi dad no no they said yeah He says so Danny says I'd like to say hi dad before he dies I'd also like to have a relationship with Chelsea She's my half-sister

1:52:07 Yeah, good luck with that So when you had do you think it would wind up dead in the next week? It's not gonna take our accident I think car accident and then I wanted to send out And I'm kind of torn about this But I think in a way I should send out a douchebag to Jimmy Iovene Hey you out of the street. Don't you realize your douchebagging oh Jimmy Iovine, known from Interscope Records and also... didn't he buy Beats? I think he- I'm gonna do a little NoAgent Tech News here. Didn't you do Beats the- didn't he buy the headphones with Dre? Think he did. I don't know what you're talking about You don't know about Beats?! You don't know about Beats!? Those overpriced headsets?? Yes! Yeah, I KNOW about them but it's like why would I give a shit? Well because it's a huge business and if its- I think it's phenomenal If you can take a pair of headsets price em' Overprice them and sell them And everyone wants them

1:53:07 Yeah, I think that's pretty interesting. It's called a con game but you can call it a business if you want to So he is now coming out with this thing called Daisy and he says Daisy is what we're missing what DJS used to do radio disc jockeys He says there's an ocean of music out there And there's absolutely no curation for it But he says that with algorithms With these secret algorithms that uh... Skip logic. Yes, the Daisy can program your iPod better than any disc jockey ever could so This of course makes me immediately want to go do another daily source code because like that is a lost art You should do another Dvorak interlude if you- That's illegal Well there's that Does that mean we stop? I'm not risking this show The No Agenda Show

1:54:06 bottom line to just on a lark. So I shouldn't do it either? Right Really? You can play pod save stuff Most of it sucks Yes, but you can find good stuff in there that would be kind of benefit the people I do have an idea for a new show though It finally came to me yesterday as As I was handing five dollars to the dude with the bucket of harmonicas at the market He had a bucket of harmonicas? Yeah, that's the dude who plays the steel guitar and the harmonica. I keep telling him hey man you should meet this buddy of mine he is a wizard on the mouth harp and i'm thinking maybe I do a show with street musicians right so then we basically take donations and split it with each musician

1:55:00 And you know, we'll do a couple songs and record it. I'll talk about their life because just talking to him for like three seconds It was interesting he's like hey man Thanks for always supporting me. I've got a thought what okay? This would be ideal for one of our stall, you know we're gonna miss two shows maybe four. Why four? Because there's two weeks that you're on vacation in Europe I'm not going to miss four, I'm only going to miss 2 what are you talking about 4 Well i say it is possible if we can put together something like this and use them as filler You mean like hamburger helper

1:55:37 No, this is all good stuff. Filler? This is not... Well it's kind of what's not the show. Hold on a second. People yacking at each other and trying to find better clips How come all of sudden we decided that I was gonna make the filler No, I'm gonna do one too. What are you going to do? I don't know yet...I'm gonna do interviews. I'm gonna interview a bunch of people. I get- I'm on some weird mailing list that is from some PR company and every apparently every book that comes out i have the opportunity interview the person who wrote it and we're talking about again maybe 10 of these solicitations a day

1:56:14 So I can do a bunch of short little things over Skype. Of course, here's the funny irony of all this Americans in general except for the tech community they don't even know what Skype is! Yeah It's astonishing to me let alone something like Google Voice so this guy... Let me tell you why i think it'll be an interesting show He hands me CD which he burned himself And it was kind of cool. He did like little... He burned himself? Yeah, so it's not like a produced CD. Oh I thought you meant he burned himself! No, its uh.. It's a home burner and his music is very interesting but just talking to him for five seconds he was like- I was like, Is that you from Austin? No man, I was just driving through my bike broke down. I'm like oh god this is great My bike broke down but then I met this girl and she's really she's a keeper So here I am

1:57:06 Playing this song for you, and he's got But it's kind of like I was like a surfer so I want to try him and then also there's the the fiddle girl. I think she'd be really cool the girl who plays the fiddle And she's just awesome. She's cute and then maybe I get producer Mike Malaro Who's always doing amazing song? Amazing So you think it's a good idea? Yeah. But now all of the sudden... We should test market it on The Noah Janus Show. Okay, I was going to say also my new show turned into filler. Thanks! My brilliant idea turns into filler. It was just for people go wow this is great we want more of this then you can roll it out okay good so here's an example of why I get mad

1:58:02 So I get an email from Robert Pinder, and of course it's addressed to me primarily. I can't stand to hear you propagate this bullshit any longer! John? Wait is this the Adam Reads His Email segment? Well yeah but it's fresh- Come on play the jingle let's read some emails It's fresh off of the email so... okay. Adam's gonna read his emails Adam's gonna read his email. Woo! Adam's gonna read his email. On the No Agenda Show... I wasn't even planning on it, but since you asked- Asked me? I can't stand to hear you propagate this bullshit any longer John Again, it's Adam's email but JOHN You once correctly stated that the Surgeon General designed his own ridiculous uniform

1:58:58 At some point over the past year you started saying that generals design their own uniforms. This is not true! It is actually difficult to get the powers-that-be to give a shit about approving or changing the uniform to stay current My father was career army then spent his second career in civil service supporting the Army One of many things he did in civil service was shop around uniforms and changes, and he was instrumental in approving the first computer design uniform. Anyway... The generals like all US military service personnel followed the uniform regulations Some choose to influence the uniform design but for the most part they have better things to do And people like my dad determine what the uniform will be Usually performance is more important than appearance Stop spreading bullshit!

1:59:45 You know, we had another guy that threw this at us a couple years ago and then I dug up the regulations. It's not bull crap in the least! It's absolutely true that you can read the regulations on what your uniform has to look like and it says with the exception of generals. Generals can wear whatever they want In fact, the Navy has got the same thing And that is why the current Navy four-star guy who is on the Chief of Staff wears his blazer By the way, the Navy guys got the best out of him He really sharp Eisenhower had his he invented the eisenhower uniform which a lot of people just copied because like it's true A lot of these guys don't want to design anything. They don't care and so they'll wear something that it portrays wears or whatever That's this is good this guy is People who write in with this information? I don't have to go dig them up. Why are they saying it to me sick? Why did I send it to me because they no idea I don't know what

2:00:38 I've did there was another guy who kept giving us something. He's an ass ball crap They don't get to design they do if they want to and most than many Do want to then look at the new guy that dead bald guy that headed the army That guide nobody wears that uniform is a silly looking thing All right quick couple more emails From Richard producer Richard hey Adam, I was at Walmart today and found some cap gun rolls Are we in the twilight zone or something? The price was $3.33 and he sent a picture to prove it, thought you'd get a kick out of that yes we certainly did No Agenda Book Club this is from one of our producers Adam I've written a couple emails already but never anything important just want to say hello again listening to the show about a year so this is one of our friends who works for NATO in Brussels which is why can't mention his name

2:01:33 And he says, the book you want to read is by Howard Zinn and it's called The People's History of the United States. Please please please read this book if you can. It is the most scary thing you will ever read so So that is on... It's a piece of propaganda. Howard Zinn is the worst left-wing communist we've ever had in this country writing history books and this thing is so slanted, it's enjoyable yeah! It has got a lot of great anecdotes there. Let's find every crumb..it's like writing the history of Florida using news stories about crazy Florida people. It's off the list. We're no longer reading this book

2:02:12 You can read it. My whole family's read it, I've read it but it's very propagandistic the writing is propagandistic the whole thing is slanted and it makes you itch a little bit Here's one from another producer who I cannot name by name referring to the operation Was it and by the way, it just kind of galls me that some people cannot read See propaganda for what it is when they see it and then enjoy the product but to fall all over yourselves because you've read something that has written in a propagandistic style Is really not good No, make some go back to college. I

2:02:59 Well, he's a friend of the show and I know there are a lot of guys that are friends at the show and they do this every once in awhile. And it always irks me because it is what we're trying to teach him not to do. Also this is good! Get it all out! Remember when we talked about the Jordanian War game involving 18 countries. I think it's called eager lion 2013 right so I got an email from Someone one of our producers listener and it was an infantryman in the army in 2002 a station at Fort Campbell, Kentucky With the 101st Airborne Division my company was picked as one of the best infantry companies in division tasked with a special assignment we

2:03:45 We were to accompany elements of the 5th Special Operations Group to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, to provide security for training exercises. As far as I know none of this is classified information, as I was a private first class slightly less important than dog poop at that time so wasn't exactly privy to operational planning however I was very observant My company and I spent the majority of our time guarding the camps we lived in, and guarding supplies. There seemed to be an awful lot of supplies all contained in connexes that I never really saw opened." It's a very long email but he basically comes up with the term Operation Early Victor which was the name of the war game that was taking place at the time so if I forward down

2:04:34 We were laying the groundwork for the Iraq invasion. They launched many sorties in the shock and awe campaign from the exact same bases we were in, Jordan a couple of months earlier." So essentially he's saying that early victor is the follow up to our early victor and without doubt The invasion of Syria will be launched either right after, during or somewhere in the vicinity of the Eager Lion 2013 war games from Jordan. And if you try and Google Operation Early Victor good luck! There's nothing known about it is there's only one guy who received a medal of honor for being a part of it but there's no wiki page know nothing yeah this is why we're the best podcast in universe

2:06:12 On the No Agenda Show. Well, you totally ruined it I'm not gonna read the Cowboys and Indians email save that for Thursday. I did find out though someone sent me an email You know i'm not verified on Twitter And you're verified right after you bitched and moaned and bitched and moaned Yeah well thats how your squeaky wheel! I've done the same and they won't verify me. You don't bitch and moan enough First time I've heard of it. I got an e-mail that said Kim Dotcom Tweeted this actually when your Twitter account is subject to an active sealed surveillance warrant. You don't get certified verified Yeah, sure it's your tweets are so you know somebody's got to be looking into those well Did you did you read the document the? Oh The Department of Homeland Security document about the keywords

2:07:10 What keywords are you dropping? Oh, this is hilarious. So yeah I know that idea i've read this This is great in fact. I wanted to read it on the show definitely do it read go Okay, so uh bring it up now. I actually I tweeted a whole bunch of these words yesterday Just and then made you look So under freedom of information act the department of homeland security has been forced to release The list of keywords that they use to monitor social networking sites Let me tell you you're all in this database You're all you've all been monitored because it's like this is crazy and they using tweet deck Is there as their incredibly sophisticated tool? Let me bring it up here Which category would you like domestic security hazmat and nuclear we have domestic security is more important health concerns We have there's a couple categories. It has mats good infrastructure security

2:08:04 Southwest border violence. By the way, using Bing and Operation Early Victory got a hit off the globalsecurity.org site that describes the thing in great detail Oh really? Great! Send me that link because the Googles did not return it Well there you have it In a nutshell weather disaster emergency terrorism we just do terrorism some words that could get you flier isms good Okay, terrorism al-qaeda all spellings terror attack Iraq Afghanistan Iran Pakistan aggro Environment's aggro so if you use the word aggro in Pakistan and a tweet You're gonna be on the watch. I don't think even need to doom together Just one of the others fine Wow

2:08:45 Environmental terrorist, eco-terrorism. Conventional weapon? Hey! Hello Mohammed! Do you have that conventional weapon? Do you have that conventional weapon of type 47? Target weapons grade dirty bomb enriched nuclear chemical weapon biological weapon ammonium nitrate Improvised Explosive Device, IED Abu Sayyaf Hamas FARC IRA ETA Basque Separatists Hezbollah Tamil Tigers ETA ETA yeah that's the Spanish

2:09:23 So if you... I thought it meant estimated time of arrival. I use it all the time! Do you capitalize it? What's your ETA? Technically, you should capitalize because it is an acronym But you don't but yeah but the ATA is without dots without periods so its just ETA You wouldn't put a dot in there trying to save your space on Twitter That's one two three characters you'd be wasting PLO, this is not good. Car bomb jihad Taliban weapons cash suicide bomber suicide attack suspicious substance AQAP AQIM TTP Yemen pirates How about them Pittsburgh Pirates? Extremism Somalia Nigeria radicals Al Shabaab homegrown plots nationalists recruitment fundamentalist Islamist fundamentalism I mean there's no wonder we spend 18 billion dollars on these idiots

2:10:19 It's crazy this list it goes on a domestic assassination attack domestic security drill exercise cops drill I went to the hardware supply got that new drill. Oh hold on a second you have been flagged We have you flagged sir Disaster assistance and see what else you might use police hostage deaths evacuation shots fired militia initiative Maritime domain awareness how many times you tweet that oh? What? Emergency management, first responder, Homeland Security gangs SWAT standoff threat screening lockdown bomb crash looting riot emergency landing pipe bomb incident facility gas spillover blister agent chemical agent chemical chemical burn biological epidemic toxic hazmat nuclear radiation plume cloud There you go

2:11:22 Cloud? Yes, how would you use cloud in a tweet. Yeah you know I really think these cloud computing initiatives...I could probably work in two or three of these words. Uh suck! Mr DC Vorak open up the door Jimmy Dyer now! There ya go The insanity that is the Homeland Security apparatus So sad Just sad Sad sad sad So anyway so Frontline had this thing on again everyone should watch it And so I want to play could you ever heard this guy Kofor black?

2:11:59 Yeah, where does that why is that name ring a bell? Well I didn't hear of him before this and by the way what kind of name is Koffer it's like Rance Prebys. Yeah exactly. These males with these crazy names you have to track down usually look at if you're looking up on the images so you can see what a dour character he was. He was cover blanks a former CIA official who was appointed ambassador-at-large and coordinator for counter-terrorism by George Bush. No, no I've seen him on the CNN's or something Yeah he is just grim He has a downturn mouth he doesn't look like a happy guy He is the kind of guy you go turn that frown upside down

2:12:47 But he was, so let's play a little bit of what this front line is about. It's about essentially accusing the US government of going into his top secret mode where everything is a secret and decisions that were done with the country is over Oh, okay. So it's uplifting is what you're saying? Yeah so Co for Black play the Co for Black clip and we'll get into it now we've got about five clips to play maybe four maybe three And we were gathering bit by bit It's going to be vital for us to use any means at our disposal to achieve our objective Really took years to figure out how big it really was and We were shocked For Priest one of the first hints of a secret war was revealed at this congressional hearing Joint inquiry hearing will come to order please

2:13:33 When I speak, I think the American people need to look into my face. And I want to look the American people in the eye. My name is Kofor Black. Kofor Black was in charge of the CIA's counterterrorism efforts. This is a very highly classified area. All you need to know that there was before 9-11 and there was an after 9-11. After 9-11, the gloves come off Beyond that, Black refused to divulge any details. They just wanted no information out I think the reality is that they wanted to keep it secret because they were doing things a lot of people would not approve up and they wanted to do them as long as they could without being found out Right on So they go on and on with this thing now we have a clip which i think was good one The government secrets clip will continue with this and then discuss maybe after 1 more

2:14:36 For the first time, the White House had approved the building of an international prison system entirely in secret. The amount of secrecy is phenomenal. The desire and willingness of government to operate in secret and deny public media basic facts about what they were doing was all-inclusive. We were falling deeper into a secretly run government. And the secrecy was spreading at the Pentagon by 2002 Donald Rumsfeld was waging his own covert campaign inside the Defense Department I love that guy's voice, by the way Oh no he has got the world's greatest voice we wouldn't be doing this show if either one of us had that voice

2:15:28 No, we'd be getting laid left and right dude totally that guy's voice yeah, so anyway go to Show your dress right now It shows where we started to see the split between CIA and the Defense Department because the CIA was doing all kinds of things. In fact, play the Greystone versus the military clip and then one more clip after that you can see there's fights going on between these agencies which we've identified many times This show really nails it though with a lot more

2:16:06 It's drama than we've ever been able to put together. That sets in motion the largest covert action program since the height of the Cold War and many people inside the agency will say it's even larger than that Now basically in a nanosecond, we're going from where we were staked to the ground like a junkyard dog you can report but you can't do anything To new authorities new rules of engagement Lots of funding to support this. This is a whole new ballgame Within two weeks in Afghanistan the first phase of Greystone began My team were seven officers including myself and three aircrew flew in on the 26th of September And when I began to distribute money $200,000 here 250 thousand for those I think the Afghans they were convinced that we we were sincere

2:17:07 The action was planned to be classic CIA. It's going to be a multi-pronged threat attack where we work with locals, minimize the American footprint. CIA officers of course in Afghanistan for the first time since World War II are involved in battlefields and combat operations doing things that we hadn't done 60 years so I think it is kind of shock to military The CIA went in right off the bat, hooked up with the Northern Alliance and it was really quite remarkable what they accomplished. It was so few people on the ground." It didn't take long for the Taliban to fall. The CIA had demonstrated it could fight effectively in the shadows. We like the survivors of 9-11 to know that those of us in business consider it the CIA's finest hour. We went into kick ass and we did.

2:18:11 Yeah, and that was black as well. It was talking there right? Yeah I've heard him so I haven't seen this front line But I've heard him with this spiel before where he said it was our finest hour We went in to kick ass we kicked their ass he kicks yeah after that competition between him and that bearded guy yeah And then but then the whole idea also Richard Clark Dick Clark the other one oh So after that ass kicking, that's when W. Bush did the whole mission accomplished thing. That's the timeline of it. And in the show exactly and in the show they showed how Rumsfeld was propagating the formula... No he was actually sick of the CIA taking all this credit because the military needed him to head a defense department so you can replay this clip JSOC versus CIA which has got some interesting facts in it

2:19:03 Using conventional war authorities, they did it all with less oversight than the CIA. So in the past covert action was done by CIA The president had to approve covert action and notify the Congress Now a lot of what looks like the same sort of thing, covert action is done by JSOC now they say when they do it It's not covert action. Hey military operation So the president does not by law have to approve every operation and the intelligence committees are not notified This is can we discuss for a second? Okay. And by the way, I have a feeling I might have seen this was this a repeat I don't know if they I don't think so Let me look because maybe I've never seen it before and I thought it was it might have been really No It had can't be a repeat cuz it did it brings in the Boston bombing

2:19:57 Wow, because I'm... Okay. I've just heard this black talk about this and okay here's what so crazy if you just step back and this is what we kind of like to do here at the NO Agenda show Step back for a second and you look at how evil The United States really is and the evil things that as a country we are capable of doing for basically profit. For profit, for natural resources, for dominance, for cock swinging whatever it is

2:20:33 Yet individually if you look at all what Americans are made up of man We're really really good people and we know we have our heart in the right place But I think there's like a gene or something that has been switched off It's not like it's missing but it's been switched off, and I'm not quite sure how they did it But oh man if we find out how to turn it back on there's gonna be blood on the moon as my mom would say Have you ever heard this expression? No. Oh, she said Adam Clark Curry If I see you do that they'll be blood on the moon which I think meant she would bludgeon me That the moon would be splattered but i'm not quite sure Well yeah that would fly a long ways um

2:21:16 But you know what? Alright, so let's go. I'm opening up the roundtable for a discussion here Yeah well...I think you're right! I think there is something screwy and you get this guy like Kofor Black And again why do you name your kid Kofor Or Rance destined to do or Rand for that matter Rand is another one. Hey, let me make it ran after a think Let me name my kid after I mean tank like you maybe you wanted the name of Randy and you dropped dead have A heart attack before you get the last thing I'm gonna name him Rand The cofers not short for anything come on this good this name has got to be from something oh

2:22:02 Kofur. Isn't that like Ko-fi? Ko-Kofur Anon? Yeah, but that's an African name. This guy is getting... He looks like anything but African There has got to be. Kofur family crest and name history That's a last name. Kofur meaning Oh! It's Germanic Oh here we go It's from occupational... it's the spelling of the German kofor Occupational name from Slavic kovar Kofer with an umlaut. So he'd have been Kovar! So he's... KOVAR THE MAGNIFICENT!! So, he's a Nazi? There you go. That makes sense. Yeah we figured it out good work. The joke is here's the joke of it that's his middle name oh really that's really Joseph Koffer Black so why would you as an individual choose that as your first name when its lunacy I'm proud of my German heritage

2:22:59 That is why do not ask these questions Jean-Claude. Why do you not use your French middle name of Claude? Because it's not my middle name! Yes, it is! You are Jean-Claude de Worek So uh anyway Yeah, no I think this is true and there's a... but the kind of thing that was begun Let me ask you question. Sorry to interrupt. I understand how your parents came up with John They had clearly no imagination What do they call the kid? I don't know, John or something Pete? Yeah, it's good name. Biblical name Very popular Okay You know what Why would you name your kid Adam It's like the lamest name ever No! It's great name. Good biblical name But it's like

2:23:44 I went through first you're the pod father. I Went through hell you did oh, how would anybody give a crap Adam? Just sound like just a name It's not like it crazy this is why I'm allowed to talk. I was bullied. I was bullied severely for having the name Adam where's Eve That is exactly like every asshole that I ever witnessed in school. That's you just did it right there Yeah, okay so we have to understand when you move around when you're like an quote-unquote army brat and you come into some new schools all the time

2:24:21 You know, you can't... as a kid you just want to blend in like it's just I can why can't my name be- What's your name would you want? David? John. Gary? John will be fine Hey John! Oh yeah hey man. Like Adam Wow. We're gonna ruin our show What?! This show would suck with two Johns Yeah, you're right we'll ruin the show and i'm used to it now and now i'm happy But as a kid, actually I think it was character building. So maybe that's why. Maybe Kofur... Character building. Hey! Adam Curry? Where is Eve?

2:24:59 Where's Eve? There's Eve, hey man where is he. What kind of name is that? Those bullies have got some dynamite material And then they would sit on my head I hated that Mark Redmond Come on Bob! Fart on his head It was worse to be like hey want to come over and play I'm like uh I don't know man last time you sat on my head No no it's cool let me show you this new tape recorder I have and like oh that's cool then boom you'd be sitting on my head Yeah, that was the meanest thing ever. Sitting in my head. Poor guy... Now you'd be like sitting on a chair. You have a big head. Alright. You have broadcasting hair. I've got a head for broadcasting!

2:25:47 So anyway, let me wrap a couple more of these things off. Here's the final Iraq clip which I don't remember what it is but we'll just play it and then they got the conclusion which I thought was interesting. By 2002 in the springtime It was almost taken for granted that you were going to go to war with Iraq The president needed a convincing reason for war with Saddam Hussein George Tenet and the CIA said they had no evidence Saddam had helped Al Qaeda, but Secretary Rumsfeld did. A secret unit at the Pentagon claimed it had found a connection They needed an office that would produce the intelligence that the CIA wouldn't produce Rumsfeld said I could solve your problem And they created the Office of Special Plans Which i think was off in the Paramount lot wasn't it? Who blessed the Office of making-it-up

2:26:43 So they're going to do their own analysis, and they're going to show what the CIA's been missing all along about the true relationship between Saddam and al-Qaeda. They worked in a vault deep inside the Pentagon They had what is known as all source clearances. Total access to intelligence information I went into the system, our classified system to see what did we know about terrorist groups and their relationships? As well as their connection associations with not only Al-Qaeda but also... This guy's for real when he says Al-Qaeda Did you hear that? Yeah, Al-Qaeda

2:27:28 Is he from Israel? Al-Hayda. I don't know what, I can't visualize this guy... He's some... Probably might be! I think this is the official pronunciation. I think we should... Al-Haydah. You and I should start doing that. Maybe. Al-Haydah. With state sponsors The information was rarely vetted Instead it moved up the chain of command to the office of the vice president And this became material that was then used, sort of in white paper like fashion to be leaked to journalists or create links between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda.

2:28:05 It was delivered to the American public and the world. ...information has come to light... I spent time looking at that relationship between Iraq on one hand, and the Al-Qaeda organization on the other. And there has been reporting that suggests there have been a number of contacts over the years. They began relying on a new phrase, weapons of mass destruction. By the way, I decided we needed our music There you go. So they... by the way, so the CIA says we which we knew this because we followed the whole thing The CIA says look we got nothing

2:28:46 And so they dream up a bunch of stuff. We'll start our own agency. You don't know nothing, you guys! You don't have anything to do with it. So they started their own bullcrap agency and make a bunch of stuff up and then run it through the flagpole leak into the press do all the rest of it... ...and then in the end when the whole thing's a fiasco? They blame the CIA! I just thought this was rich Meanwhile, I'm watching these two shows. Hold on let me ask you a question You mean when the weapons of mass destruction when that turned out not to be true they blame the CIA for right? Yeah Okay. Yeah exactly so it was Jason with a JSOC no it was the Joint Special Operations Command who had

2:29:25 All source clearances. Yeah, they could do whatever they wanted so they've gone berserk So I'm listening to these two shows is the point? I'm trying to make is that one show The Nova show with the bull crap and see and they also blamed intelligence failings And there was again blaming the CIA for wait a minute, so you're saying Nova equals CIA great frontline No just the opposite of that equal CIA bad front line equal CIA great yeah Wow So we have warring media productions? I'm thinking that's what going on! Okay, so we need to do a whole... We can do a documentary. When Nova learned of the travesty of the CIA Jenny Jardin came into action and got her boyfriend to produce a documentary in Boston

2:30:12 This was not going to stand well with the Frontline production team. So, the frontline goes off and they do their conclusion which is just the opposite of the conclusion of the previous show Nova which is we're great... And here's what the front line conclusion is which just sticks it to the other guys. Then John asked to play a clip but Adam didn't know what the name of the clip was Oh wait! It was labeled Frontline Conclusion Come on The hardware of top-secret America rolled out in hot pursuit.

2:30:51 Police have told people to stay home with the windows shut. Police are going door-to-door looking for the remaining bombing suspect. Suspect number two has been cornered in the backyard of a home. We heard police talking about he's in a boat, he's in a boat channel... Once again it was only after a tip from an observant citizen that police finally got their man. Apparently a woman called into report of blood in her back yard leading to a boat. She called authorities. That led them to this scene. In the wake of the Boston bombing, the question remains...

2:31:31 Has Top Secret America made us any safer? And I will point out, John that they use the exact same clip again. It's a hot scene Yeah, I noticed This was... What was the name of this episode? A front line? Top Secret America Okay hold on so let see who produced it. Secret... Because we know that Jenny Jardine's boyfriend Produce the Nova man this guy must love being that reference that way well Shit tough shit. That's how it goes Find a different girlfriend the boyfriend, and that's the way it is let's see top secret America Pulitzer Prize winning Dana priest

2:32:18 Okay, Dana Priest who is the woman's voice in most of this has said they had a couple of shills we see all the time on CNN. Right Including the pretty girl that worked for the CIA Well but she is getting the credit so I'd say that she produced No she did and here's the deal with her She is the one if you recall because Jay only brought this up once She's the one who works for The Washington Post Who blew out And this was about a year and half ago. Oh, wait a minute! Isn't... Yeah go ahead I'm sorry That map of all the subcontractors to all these intelligence agencies across the country turning the entire country basically blood red

2:32:54 With all these little operations that are being financed here and there in fact part of the show is her driving around with a real estate guy Some part of somewhere, and then the guys oh yeah That's the there's a defense department DIA operation right right right? It's actually quite entertaining. The whole show is good so whose side is she on then just so I have it straight. I'm suspecting that she is on the side of the old-fashioned CIA. Old school, right? Yeah. Well in February 2006 she was awarded the George Polk Award for National Reporting for her November 2005 article on secret CIA detention facilities in foreign countries She's the one who busted that Right so but...so she...she's probably like Uncle Don's buddy

2:33:42 Because he's old school like that. Is that what you're saying? Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. Interesting... You know she's cute! You come away, because you have to not only analyze the show but you gotta see how it emotionally affected you so that you can kind of analyze that and see if they're pulled it off. And then you come away with wow these guys are great but its all screwed up now because everything is a secret and they've got these prisons and Rumsfeld's a bad guy and Cheney's a creep... No thats true because Uncle Don also hates Rumsfeld Yeah! That would make sense She's kinda cute too Dana Priest. Oh, yeah she's older. I was looking at an older picture. No but i like that because you know this is nice she's milky well she did a wonderful job on busting out all these little with that map it was a scandal

2:34:34 And you know of course it blew over like everything else because you can't do anything. Yeah, because Edith of Archie Bunker died today so that'll- That'll be the news. Gotta get to move that up a notch! That will be the news. That's it everybody. Above the fold There is nothing else Let me see I do have two quick one two one two one two two one two check 2 1 2 I got One maybe just one do you have anything I got one clip about? This Florida story about this poor 18 year old girl who got railroaded she had him when she was 16 or 17 I guess he had his girlfriend in our high school. She's 14 And I guess they were developing some tear gas John are you okay? It's getting pretty bad out here tear gas

2:35:31 I need that music. I think here's a clip you might like Crowdhammer on Benghazi. I love the way these guys are trying to keep this story alive Hold on a second you we should talk about the Obama story too On top of that because they came up with a thought about this Okay, hold on my whole system ever since I started playing the serious music My system not working so well The biggest scandal of all The biggest question of all is what was the president doing? He knows eight hours who does he call About five hours in he calls the Secretary of State. It looks as if the only phone call was to construct a cover story at a time when the last two Americans who died were still alive and fighting for their lives There's this scandal, and that I think has got to be uncovered Okay so i'm glad you brought this up because my sources tell me The president was stoned off his ass

2:36:27 and that's why no one could get a hold of him, that's why it was so unclear where he was. It doesn't really matter that he didn't show up... I have thoughts on this. Hillary sent him an email. I think it was incapacitated and I will say he was stoned! Well, and it would be on coke I believe and marijuana. And weed. Weed and coke yep. That's what your source said? Yep Now here is what i'm thinking Here are my thoughts on this This of course very speculative we have no evidence whatsoever Unlike the weed and coke which is so certain Yeah! We were sure that So my thinking was again the kidnapping was underway Yup And election now a done deal and he was celebrating Interesting

2:37:15 No, I don't think so. I don't think the election was a done deal yet... I think he knew that this was going to be a great coup He's got this kidnapping thing is done! Oh okay i'm sorry yes okay I see what you're saying because of the kidnapping was taking place and then of course it started Time to celebrate let's open up a bottle of cognac He was popping bottles in the club absolutely Everybody was in on it. That's why all the stand down orders came everyone knew yes, stand down is that is that is that Kidnapping thing we all talked about X now and the kidnapping K thing yeah Yeah right then I believe that too now here's where it gets even weirder in terms of deconstructing

2:37:59 So five hours go by this thing the whole thing falls apart. He's wasted The no agenda players dude, I'm so big I can't do it as a sketch set me up now here's the deal he's the Thing fell apart He is wired on cocaine. He's the one because he has a cocaine idea to dream up this video bullcrap. I got an idea! I got an idea! Muslims hate this shit, yeah. Anyone who knows anyone who is like white line marketing you know the guys are all over the place they're strung out on coke and their ideas are iconic Hey dude hey dude hey dude hey dude hey dude I was watching his video on YouTube we could use that totally we could use that oh yeah this will work this will work

2:38:59 Oh, is that like that? Yeah. So anyway, that's my little add-on to that thesis I think you're talking... and people may think we're insane when we say this. I know they do! Well it's entertaining but nah no way No way too many people would know about it That would leak out yeah Too many people will know about the whole ship full of them on the Gulf of Tonkin There was an entire ship that knew there was not no In The Morning I love it when John C. Dvorak of all people in the universe is fighting the conspiracy theory label, that is just so funny to me

2:39:38 I mean, the guy...I am...to my sources is... ...I think well who the hell knows but I see it reasonably reliable and if you go back. I don't think we actually played all of the clips that I had Remember them? It was on Bob Schieffer Okay now I'm gonna see if I can find this clip That'll be kind of funny If I could find it Uhhhhhhhhh Man, where was the president? I have no idea what I named this clip but They sent out a couple weeks ago. They sent out like some not like a chief of staff But something like some guy and he was on all the talk shows And there's certain points like you know who are you and why are you here talking about all this do you remember this?

2:40:29 Yeah, vaguely. I do remember it vaguely. And this is another one of these new faces It's like the guy in the red uniform on the Star Trek original Star Trek New guy on the set He's a goner I was like, why are you here? I wish i could find this clip. It's not gonna... Not big enough for Thursday But anyway and the guy is dodging the question like where was the president Where was the president how come the president just tell me where was he Was he asleep? Was he bowling? Was he having a burger? Was he watching TV and the guy can't answer the question

2:41:16 Have you seen this? Yeah, I remember. This has been going on for a while. In fact it shows up in these committee hearings every so often. Oh this is really pissing me off. I want to find this clip...I have this clip somewhere. Meanwhile while i'm looking for that since this is so apropo The First Amendment, which actually I listened to that bit we did again and I thought it was quite good where we remind people that the First Amendment of the United States Constitution is not a right to free speech. You have that right inherently as a sovereign human being. Oh! I said the sovereign word...I'm gonna get arrested, black bag

2:42:00 You have the right to free speech. You have the right to freedom of religion, and we have all agreed that the press has The right to freedom To report as they see fit The First Amendment Of the United States Constitution Is specifically saying the government And Congress Okay? So thats the governing body of the United States Government May not make any law against this. May not! So, it's very important to understand that subtle yet very important difference and Tom Brokaw a guy I kind of respect him he goes on and says oh well you know what is this whole thing? He doesn't actually say it about 200 years ago

2:42:51 We didn't have the internet. We had muskets." But he says something which I found equally frightening. critically important part of the Constitution. It is not unconditional, obviously any number of us over the years have been in dialogues and conversations with senior government officials about when something can be disclosed and under what circumstances And it's kind of case by case that's not unconditional Really now? This is kinda case-by-case

2:43:34 Are you kidding me? What's he talking about? About what you can say and what you can't say. I found it by the way, I found the clip in my fantastic system The Freedom Controller designed to give you maximum freedom over Facebook Twitter and every...and G+. Here we go. Ummm here is the clip uh... it's the point that you are chief of staff and then five for his guys name which is try when i was a janitor drag washington into a swamp of partisan fishing expeditions trumped up hearings in false allegations were not let that distract us and the president from actually doing people's work in fighting for middle class you know i don't want to compare this in any way to watergate i do not think this is what her cake by any stretch however

2:44:20 But you weren't born then I would guess but i have to tell you that is exactly the approach that the Nixon administration took. They said these are... I like that by the way when Schieffer does that. ...don't have time for this we have to devote our time to the people's business, your taking exactly the same line they did. Mr. Pfeiffer and I don't mean to be argumentative here but the president is in charge of the executive branch of government it's my I'll just make this as an assertion. When the executive branch does things right, there doesn't seem to be any hesitancy of the White House to take credit for that when Osama bin Laden was killed, the president didn't waste any time getting out there and telling people about it but with all these things uh... when these things happen you seem to send out officials many times who don't even seem to know

2:45:12 of what has happened and I use it as an example of that Susan Rice who had no connection whatsoever to the events that took place in Benghazi. And yet she was sent out, appeared on this broadcast another Sunday broadcast Five days after it happens, and I'm not here to get in an argument with you about who changed which word in the talking points and all that. The bottom line is what she told the American people that day bore no resemblance to what had happened on the ground in an incident where four Americans were killed It's a compilation clip. Here is the last one.

2:46:04 uh... say we don't know yet why didn't the white house chief of staff come out i mean i would and i mean this is no disrespect to you why are you here today by using the white house chief of staff here to tell us that now that's not the clicker at it says a little bit yeah if you hear why are you as his schaefer kept being brought into picture because of the the fuss they made over Rice's bullcrap right mostly on his show. Yeah, exactly he was he sounded irked I never heard that clip before it's a good one Dig up the other clip for the Thursday show we got well. I will yeah because it's a good clip It's uh, it's pretty funny that way anyway yes So well, I will do some of that work for sure happy to To bow down do some work

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