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September 30th, 2018 • 2h 47m

1073: Boof a Lemon

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I'll take the opium and warm orange
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juice please
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Adam courage Jhansi Dvorak's 2018 this
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is your award-winning Gitmo Nation Media
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assassination episode 73 this is no
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agenda Silicon Valley where we're
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waiting for the another preset for show
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everybody we're on the money we're here
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no it's three in aronia three three
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three three neuro a three in a row
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man things late I cry for humanity why
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is this no this is what's going on
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oh the cabinets oh I cry for Humanity no
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one knows what how destructive this
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really has been it's very very very very
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destructive probably yeah I mean beyond
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what people read no one has even thought
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for two seconds about what this kind of
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conversation does to people
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and there were people on c-span reliving
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abuse I mean there was people everywhere
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were reliving abuse this this I'm not
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kidding this was really I thought it was
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very irresponsible um what took place
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here did you hear this woman on c-span I
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was watching c-span why some IO deed on
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c-span and in one of the recesses they
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took some callers and it was a
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heart-wrenching and a Valley Park
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Missouri Democrats line yes I'm a 76
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year old woman who was sexually molested
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in the second grade this brings back so
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much pain I thought I was over it but
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it's not you will never forget it you
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get confused and you don't understand it
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but you never forget what happened to
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you without my family I would never been
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able to go through this and now I'm 76
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years old and I thought I was over it
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until I heard that happened to someone
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else and it's just how old were you at
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the time you know have you marched
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around the school because back then
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because it couldn't let you out and I
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would see him I would get so upset and
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get so upset I've had a weight problem
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my whole life because I was so afraid
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and we've talked about this you know
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people have severe weight problems often
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comes from abuse and they want to be
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seen as being unattractive as possible
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so no one will mess with them and all
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this stuff is coming up because of
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what's going on and this is jamoke here
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sitting there yeah when I was growing up
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and they had sensitive topics on the
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radio of course this was Dutch national
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government-run radio I remember that
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would always say periodically throughout
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any program where there's something that
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might might affect you they would say
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give people standing by if you want to
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talk to somebody you can talk off air
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you know if you you want you can give
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you a referral
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to someone else now no no no just how
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old were you what happened and I'm
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married I have a wonderful family I have
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a wonderful husband and a child of great
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great grand children and grandchildren
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and I thought I was over this and I have
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not brought this up for years until I
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heard this testimony and it's just
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breaking my heart
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bring - thank you thank you very much
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for sharing a story there's some abuse
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right there thanks for sharing your
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story there thanks for sharing your
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great now you lost next give a
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Republican sob story but I do mean that
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I mean sensitive severe lack of sympathy
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file you know it's one of those things
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because it's c-span they usually usually
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they're used to crank calls yeah but
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they're not used to that and I think the
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guy just choked yeah yeah but it but my
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point is yeah I'm not gonna have fought
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him the way you just did because I think
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he just choked ok drawer stuff I don't
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know if the c-span got some ratings I'll
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tell you but but the overall point has
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got to be made is that the Cavalier news
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with which people are speaking about
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this particularly politicians
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pundants and other giant heads on
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television he's really without any
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regard there really doesn't just no
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thought went into it zero which you know
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which is par for the course but I think
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it used to be different like well
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there's no this is good then people
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think about this stuff you know at least
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give me a hotline number of a place to
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call if I'm if I have something to say I
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like right but to let that little bit
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there you might be right about it's like
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why are we doing this without having
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some you know a safety net yeah there's
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not a what's the whole thing it should
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be giant
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it's a giant joke oh yeah it is I would
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wager to say there's not a single woman
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who has not thought about some event in
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her history during this
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this shit show that's been going or if
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you were not just women but you were
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talking about the go through the darts
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and you're it's pretty gross yeah I've
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been groped by a man I've been I've been
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a assault a sexually assaulted by men
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yeah no no you didn't do it right
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that happens in Amsterdam you know like
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I was a I guess I was a a Twinkie
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looking guy in gym guy come on like hey
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yeah okay yeah yeah get off of me which
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I have another question
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um do mom's no longer teach their
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daughters the old knee to the groin
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trick I haven't heard this come up in
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the conversation once and I remember my
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mom very clearly telling my sisters but
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also me if there's anyone if anyone ever
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is doing anything you need them right in
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the groin as hard as you can do it yes
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as hard as you can
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yeah you have to do with enthusiasm yes
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sure like you mean it
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is that not taught it anymore is that I
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just wonder dude I don't know the
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millennia never thought about it but it
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should be taught it's a very good
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methodology for but you know unless the
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guys wearing a catcher's baseball cup
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yeah well I remember my mom had two that
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she had that sitting up is anything you
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just need a guy as hard as you can in
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the groin apparently works with women as
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well and she also had this really she
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had a a charm bracelet and I'd always
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fascinated me I didn't and while I was
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thinking of this yesterday this came to
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me I wrote it down she had this little
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charm and like it was probably about um
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I'd say half an inch by half an inch
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square and it was a little silver box
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with a lid and in it was mechanically
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folded into this very small box a $10
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bill which you know back in the 70s Wow
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in $10 bills you know I was like a
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hundred bucks and were more-- much more
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in today's money and that wasn't you
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know it's like yes I have this charm and
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of course I don't need it anymore but I
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hate always had this charm bracelet on
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when I went out is if I ever needed to
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get a taxi back I could take care of
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myself and I had my own money in my
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charm bracelet and I would need the guy
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in the groin if he got fresh with me
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none of that is is discussed anymore
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madam maybe I'm wrong I just don't hear
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it yeah maybe that's part of the new
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the new voice you have a nice proper you
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have to be nice to me you can't miss him
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and roaring it in the groin no so I did
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I don't know I
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I did go I watched everything I'm sure
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you watch just about everything
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I watched just about everything I
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couldn't take it I I listed the the
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entire how long is seven minutes of her
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her testimony with that up speaking 100%
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vocal a little girls voice
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yes yes well you're right the little
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girl's voice was very for a doctor in
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psychology and also for a doctor in
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psychology to do a polygraph isn't isn't
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that like a medical doctor going to a
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witch doctor I mean isn't there if
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you're if you're a psychologist
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according to the intelligence agencies
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just kind of something it easily be
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defeated but apart according to at least
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one of the documents about this there's
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a lot of bullshit flying around it's
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really annoying is that she was never
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asked about Cavanagh specific Cavanagh
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specifically she just asked about the
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incident and she seemed like she may
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have been hypnotized or something well
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I'm gonna tell you this junk I'm just
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saying up front the only the only thing
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the only question that matters right now
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in America today and I've seen it in
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Europe as well I follow the European
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publication's is who do you believe like
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it's a binary thing I'm with you oh no
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you know the guy the guy is is there's
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no question if you look at him you know
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he's got the Roche rosacea cheeks the
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whole thing the guy isn't I didn't think
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about this at the time it doesn't I
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don't know if it's gonna affect his
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judge if he's an alcoholic or he I know
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he's worried he was he may not be
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anymore worried he was he may not be
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so let's just establish we both agree
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the in this when regardless of what
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happened or did happen they both were
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lying about all kinds of stuff and and
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the discussion of buffing or both Falls
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or whatever there's much in terms which
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at the time referred to to having drinks
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up the butt
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oh is that what it referred to yeah oh
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god if you remember the 80s barely if
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you remember the eighties you didn't do
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them right okay now there was this
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discussion that kids were doing this
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because they didn't want to have alcohol
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on their breath and they had all these
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issues and so they turns out that you
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could take alcohol up the butt
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and that's what his references were I
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love how you I love how you say that
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it turns out like some massive discovery
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you can take out all of the but yeah you
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can get so good a buzz without having
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you know having a drink and I guess they
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were employing this practice and in high
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school or wherever and it was it wasn't
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really discussed in detail uh at the
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hearings which by you had to do a little
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research to find what the hell they were
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talking about the guy said it was a bit
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of flatulence joke
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yeah the flatulence joke right that was
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a that was the get-out-of-jail-free card
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to say that but it was still does not
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what it was it was taking alcohol up
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okay now do you have this on what
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authority yeah and I'm blue or been
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dictionary ah well there you go
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after page about it and in context
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that's exactly what it was I mean if you
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think about it in context of what these
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guys were doing and I love beer and all
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the restaurant right it was all totally
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these guys were a bunch of drunks
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they're a bunch of prep school this is a
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I don't want it i we have prep school
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people list of the show very few of them
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made the Eagle Scouts let me start with
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that premise right prep school boys were
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and I know we have something listed the
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show and they'd like to show but I'm
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gonna say this anyway many of them know
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I'm right
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generally jerk-offs yeah and drank too
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much they were privileged they act
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privileged they're part of the elites
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you know you know I'm gonna play
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something that supports what you're
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saying and it was something that I
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didn't really consider and he called me
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about it but he actually recorded a
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video one of his famous video Steve
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botanic had a thought on this whole
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thing which is not what anyone is
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thinking at all he of course is our our
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psychological warfare expert he has some
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standing in in the matter but yes listen
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to his take on this whole circus this
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week we have witnessed a total circus of
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buffoonery on both the Republican and
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the Democratic side this was not about
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alcoholism this wasn't even about the
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rape of women but this was a death was
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about collusion of people who went to
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the same schools and had the same
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religion let me be very specific among
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the Democrats and Cavanaugh every one of
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them almost almost every one of them
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went to Yale University among the
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Republicans four out of eleven that 36%
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are Mormons let me be more specific
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when amy klobuchar was asking I like his
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clover chariklo boxer that's her new
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name by the way it's not Clovis yards
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Club Locker yeah it's Steve he's in the
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rough Locker yeah it's Steve he's in the
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Mormons let me be more specific when Amy
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Club ocker
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was asking questions of Kavanagh who
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went to Yale Law School I was wondering
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why is she so adamant she went to Yale
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then I looked at Tori Booker who that
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what I called the pixie from New Jersey
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flitting around standing up making a
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drama of himself he's Spartacus and then
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I said I wonder where he went to school
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it was Yale University but folks he got
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a degree at Oxford now let me tell you
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something about Oxford you pay for that
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degree including Gorsuch you can get a
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PhD at Oxford University in England
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for a minimal son some and just by the
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teacher some liquor and you can read a
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book and write an essay that's true
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well I would if I knew about this right
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that's how you get a PhD but if that
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wasn't enough then I look at Sidney
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Blumenthal and I looked at his totally
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reconstructed face there's no job his
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face and I said my god
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doesn't he look familiar I wonder where
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he went to law school it was yeah folks
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then I looked at Whitehead Sid Charley
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Sidney Sheldon Whitehead his father went
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to Yale Whitehouse Whitehead white his
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right house I think you know what he
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said was right running against another
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candidate in Rhode Island who also went
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to Yale and was installing bones and
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guess what Whitehead went to Yale
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Cavanaugh went to you so what exactly do
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we have here we don't have Republicans
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we don't have Democrats what we have is
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a major geriatric unit with Grassley 85
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feinstein 85 other people the average
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age of both groups was about 232 but
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then I noticed there were Mormon women
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for ethical behavior and they came after
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for Mormons one was Orrin Hatch the
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second one was I
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it's orrin hatch Mike Lee Jeff Flake and
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Mike crap crap all from Idaho I'm sorry
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I didn't pronounce his name but all four
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Mormons on 11 different Republicans
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that's about 36 percent of the
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Republicans were Mormons almost 80
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percent of the Democrats were from Yale
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University so I'm wondering where
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exactly is the representation of America
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from the south of west from Texas from
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Howard University it turns out only one
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woman went to Howard University miss
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heiress I was gonna rap on that only one
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person may have gone to Columbia I don't
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know who it was but guess who also went
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to Yale University every one of the
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Democrats who said let's turn it to the
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FBI guess who went to Yale call me went
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to Yale and the present head of the FBI
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Christopher ray was also a Yale graduate
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now isn't this amazing that
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most of our government including the
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Clintons the bushes john bolton bob
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woodward dave martin all went to you and
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what i'm saying is this is a school that
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should cease and desist exporting out
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the second quality intellects that we
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have and the sociopaths that are coming
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into our lives
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let me quote Abraham Lincoln he said any
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person can handle adversity but if you
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want to test that person give them power
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thank you and good night yeah we got to
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close this school this school is the
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problem this school this school is the
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well that's what someone from Harvard
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might say yeah that's the other elitist
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school which seems have been kicked out
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of office and replaced by the Yale ease
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and that started with Bush the
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skullenbones Colin bones you love the
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cheerleader literally yes skull and
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bones and skull and bones and Kerry was
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Mary yeah everyone was everyone all
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these Yalie guys and gals it's a known
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fact that Yale has been dominating the
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political scene so you also think that a
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lot of these young people would would
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know what was going on what really
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happened because Yale stories are Yale
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stories and don't they talk to each
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other they must of course they do they
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must they must of course they do they
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there were some things in the timeline
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that I found interesting for instance
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according to club bucker
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what's that what's a global shark club a
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car bike club occurs as lavaca cat it
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could be predicted out great dr. Ford
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sent her letter when there was still a
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short list
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it was he wasn't the nominee it was not
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that's according to the timing that we
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know about which maybe we don't know
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anything that to be true or not true so
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if she sent it while he was still on the
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shortlist I think that's a very that
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that slanted a little bit more in her
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favor slanted a little bit more in her
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you slanted a little bit more in her
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okay don't you think dad no I just think
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it's the whole thing is rigged it's
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something phony about the whole deal it
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really bothers him finally yeah and I
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finally found the I found the nut and
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you have a bunch of eclipses yeah I got
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some stuff you know just just I'll do on
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the letter for one moment this was the
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for me the funniest moment of the entire
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eight hours that I saw was at a certain
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point points are made about this letter
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and the three parties that had the
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letter it was Feinstein it was a shoe
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and it was the lawyers and who could
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have leaked this to the media so well
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Diane it must be you and this was just
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the funniest exchange I've ever heard
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mr. chairman let me be clear I did not
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hide chairman let me be clear I did not
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dr. Ford's allegations I did not leak
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her story she asked me to hold it
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confidential and I kept it confidential
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as she asked she apparently was stalked
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by the press felt that what happened she
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was forced to come forward and her
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greatest fear were realized was realized
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she's been harassed she's had death
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threats and she's had to flee her home I
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was given some information by a woman
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who was very much afraid who asked that
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it be held confidential and I held it
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confidential until she decided that she
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would come forward mr. chairman would
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would the ranking member
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answer a question please if I can I have
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great respect for senator Feinstein
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we've worked together on many topics and
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I believe what you just said can you
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tell us that your staff did not leak it
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so she turns around to someone behind
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her I don't believe my staff would leak
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it I have not asked that question no I
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mean how in the world that get in the
21:04
hands of the press the answer is no have
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you asked your staff no my staff did not
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leak it yes one woman behind her pardon
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me well a Jennifer reminds me I've asked
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her before about oh that's true well
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somebody leaked it if it wasn't you well
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it was I'm telling you it was not I did
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not I mean I was asked to keep it
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confidential and and I'm criticized for
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that too
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no I am yeah yeah I like that though
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what since Ford went right to the
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Washington Post because she was so
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concerned about confidentiality that I
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wonder who's really behind all this and
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the other element was what fine stores
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now Trump calls her fine Steen
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not on purpose what fine Steen is
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Feinstein is sad
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apparently did she was being stalked and
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tracked by the press they were hounding
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her yeah well they argue about it but
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this is before yeah was so somebody knew
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about it before anything because what
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would the press be behind a hurry of
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course as I said this is every race very
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sketchy sketchy this is this is the most
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inauthentic piece we've ever seen
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everybody was lying everybody
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everybody it was it was purely political
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everyone was lying I think the judge is
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lying to save his ass I think the the
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doctor I'm not sure where she's coming
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from but she's not telling the truth
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mrs. everything's a lie everything
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that's that is the only way to look at
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it it can't be she all I stand with her
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I believe
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no impossible and will we ever know the
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truth probably not well the FBI's gonna
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do something they weren't gonna find I
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tell you this guy is not going to be
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confirmed not going well that's the idea
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yeah not going to happen
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did that way you can leverage the
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election because when he gets confirmed
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or not it's not beside the point they
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got a win they can't let the Democrats
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take over the place so let's see in fact
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there was they can go a lot of different
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directions let's stay with the cabin I
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think I do have a little one clip this
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kind of ass and a side clip which is how
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the seventh investigation what it's
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really gonna be about new them it's this
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is the FBI seventh investigation
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background or what what what what's in
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what's it going to entail flag for
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joining us George Cavanaugh has
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undergone six background checks how will
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this investigation be different well
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obviously those background searches are
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specific as to his character first the
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six times every one more extensive than
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the next as he moved up the ladder and
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this one though it has to do with
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additional evidence that was presented
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at the hearing
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ie people were named a diary was used
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there were other people that have come
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forward other people who have made
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allegations all those people will be
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interviewed as soon as possible
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we know that dr. Ford was administered a
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polygraph test is that something the FBI
24:26
will also administer the FBI will not
24:29
administer polygraphs because it's not
24:31
evidence it can't be used in a criminal
24:33
case we don't use them in a criminal
24:35
case it's an investigative tool she's
24:38
already passed that polygraph but we
24:40
would ask those people who the
24:42
particular the polygrapher is is this an
24:45
expert I don't know where this person
24:47
was I don't know who the polygrapher is
24:49
but obviously whatever was said it's
24:52
already been out there it's something
24:53
they'll look at okay but we would never
24:56
use it they're not going to use it in
24:57
these interviews they're going to go out
24:59
and conduct this investigation in a
25:01
thorough manner as quickly as possible
25:03
and then they will report no opinion
25:07
they will report that to the people who
25:10
are on the committee worn flag
25:12
you very much for joining us you what
25:14
does she say one flag worn flat one fuck
25:18
so this polygraph thing is also very
25:21
annoying you need to know what the
25:23
questions are a polygraph is not you
25:25
know there's not like a lie-detector
25:26
test and you sit down there's a they put
25:28
nodes on you take hey did that really
25:31
happen yeah you pass no it's not that's
25:35
not that's not how this stuff works at
25:36
all that's not how this stuff works at
25:38
and and I think there were only two
25:39
questions that were shared with everyone
25:42
from that polygraph test is completely
25:44
that's complete theater posturing and
25:47
more proof that this is just all kinds
25:50
of just more proof that something's
25:54
amiss about this investigation the
25:56
following dr. Ford's statement Jessie
25:58
her attorney demper Katz has just put
26:00
out a statement and this could be a big
26:02
problem in terms of potentially blowing
26:05
up this tentative deal we keep hearing
26:08
about to delay this only one week
26:10
because listen closely Denver Katz
26:12
dr. Ford's attorney a thorough FBI
26:14
investigation is critical to developing
26:16
all the relevant facts and dr. Christine
26:18
Ford welcomes this step in the process
26:20
and appreciates the efforts of senators
26:22
flake Murkowski Manchin and Collins and
26:24
all the other senators who have
26:25
supported an FBI investigation to ensure
26:27
it is completed before the Senate votes
26:29
on Judge Cavanaugh's nomination that all
26:31
sounds positive here's the bad part for
26:34
the Senate leaders no artificial limits
26:36
they say as to time or scope should be
26:40
imposed on this investigation what does
26:42
that mean
26:43
that means that dr. Ford's team is
26:45
saying no to a one-week deadline as the
26:48
president has ordered and Senator flake
26:50
and others have have promised to and
26:52
they're also saying no limit on scope
26:55
well what does that mean well the Senate
26:56
Judiciary Committee said the deal is
26:58
that they're only looking at current and
27:00
credible allegations as in the dr. Ford
27:03
allegations that are considered current
27:05
before them and consider credible even
27:08
the president said that dr. Ford was
27:10
credible in her testimony yesterday
27:11
meaning if Michael avenatti or someone
27:14
else comes up with something new over
27:15
the weekend or next Tuesday or next
27:17
Wednesday that might not be deemed
27:19
credible and is not currently before the
27:21
Judiciary Committee they were not
27:22
supposed to look at it dr. Ford's legal
27:24
team is saying the opposite in this
27:26
statement that it should not be a
27:27
one-week limit and that they should look
27:29
at anything and everything that is just
27:30
what conservatives feared and now dr.
27:33
Ford's the team is opening the door more
27:35
stalling oh yeah oh yeah this is just
27:38
going to continue and it's really you
27:40
know this country America was already
27:44
divided I mean you go over to Europe and
27:46
everything ever was like ah
27:48
sure boy yeah Republican Trump he did it
27:51
but here this division and now you're
27:54
dividing men and women and this all
27:57
kinds of long-term goal it must be a
28:00
goal because they're succeeding they're
28:02
succeeding you can't you can no one can
28:04
have a conversation if someone says to
28:06
you hey who do you believe you said I'm
28:08
sorry I had a root canal and I missed
28:11
everything doughnut bit on the fall for
28:13
this trap don't answer the question I
28:15
really I'm really I'm not educated I had
28:18
a root canal I'm sorry I missed it
28:20
why don't you bring me up to speed
28:21
that's the only thing you can say no you
28:24
don't need to say that now we have this
28:26
say just sound of sod off sod off now we
28:31
have this other meme propagated by
28:35
radio talk show guy is in michaelsavage
28:38
michael michael savage savage nation
28:41
well whatever but it's he it's it's
28:44
being tweeted everywhere and he read it
28:47
very seriously on the air and so i
28:49
presume there's something to it dr. Ford
28:51
happens to head up the CIA undergraduate
28:54
internship program at Stanford
28:56
University which is very honored to
28:58
itself how did you get the job well
29:00
listen carefully Christine's brother
29:03
Ralph the third interesting that the
29:06
word Ralph comes back for some reason I
29:08
don't know why I just tickled me he used
29:11
to work for the international law firm
29:12
of Baker Hostetler the firm that created
29:16
fusion gps which is the company which
29:19
wrote the Russian dossier Baker
29:22
Hostetler is located in the same
29:23
building with the CIA operates three
29:26
companies called Redcoats Inc Admiral
29:29
security services and data watch who
29:32
runs them they are operated by Ralph
29:34
Blasi ii he happens to be the father of
29:38
dr. Ford and Ralph the third but it gets
29:42
even deeper Christine and Ralph the
29:44
thirds grandfather was Nicolas deke form
29:47
former CIA director William Casey
29:50
acknowledged dekes decades of service to
29:52
the CIA a spa the spook spot even this
30:03
sounds like a great conspiracy theory to
30:06
me I have not been able to corroborate
30:09
any of this no in fact I had a great
30:11
little back and forth to some idiot on
30:13
Twitter mm-hmm know if you saw it was
30:16
pretty funny no I did the note which was
30:19
had the outline of this information I
30:21
said I don't know this doesn't this
30:23
sounds like a very convenient
30:25
explanation and it needs to be verified
30:29
yes and the sky chimes and he says well
30:31
that's very unprofessional of you to
30:33
post this you should post it only after
30:35
you verified it and so I went off on I'm
30:38
saying professional I'm what am i a
30:40
professional Twitter guy I do I get paid
30:43
by Twitter I'm a professional a fact
30:46
check that check for unprofessional
30:49
didn't treat something give me a bra
30:51
John I hate to break it to you but since
30:53
you lost your your column you're not
30:55
even a professional anymore just a
30:57
podcast podcast get off a Twitter you
31:03
podcaster I will say this at the savage
31:05
is pretty good not taking in a lot so I
31:10
don't know where he got this he never
31:12
says he's got no references off the top
31:15
of his it wasn't off the top of his head
31:16
cuz he read it right and I have no idea
31:19
but he's got a lot of context he's been
31:21
doing this gig for a real long time
31:23
unless somebody really special but he's
31:25
got like five five massive things in
31:28
there one she she buggers master train
31:31
spooks at the undergraduate program at
31:33
Stanford I mean what Oh such a program
31:36
ID but she doesn't she's not even listed
31:38
it on staff okay that but that's what I
31:43
mean all this stuff is not healthy it is
31:45
in fact I got a very nice note from
31:49
producer Lisa Adam this whole thing with
31:53
Kavanagh has triggered all my universe
31:55
be friends again
31:56
it's like the hash tag me to switch was
31:59
flipped back on again so much someone
32:02
has even organized a get-together to
32:05
literally flip tables and punch things
32:08
thank you
32:10
I got a readers too but she just thank
32:12
you for your sanity because seriously
32:14
without no agenda I'd be a mess right
32:16
now along with all my friends and
32:17
there's this eventbrite that she sent me
32:21
the link to it's called the rage room
32:25
it's scheduled for October 14th flip a
32:28
table flip a district and here we go
32:30
description who who should come angry
32:33
rage-filled women who would enjoy a
32:35
chance to let it all out and are
32:37
committed to changing the status quo and
32:39
electing women into office that will
32:40
rage against the patriarchy tickets $25
32:45
all proceeds go to Emily's list here's
32:47
what we're gonna do
32:48
it's on Sunday October 14th from 2 to 5
32:51
we're doing this in time to contribute
32:53
for the midterm elections where Wendy's
32:55
house in Evanston you don't need to know
32:58
you don't need to know her to come let
33:00
out the raid she is
33:02
and has rage how show up please bring a
33:06
bottle or bottles of something to share
33:08
alcoholic or not mingle and hang with
33:11
radical ladies we will have some light
33:13
snacks it is an awesome chance to meet
33:15
aways amazing women and more importantly
33:17
beat something you'll be able to take a
33:19
turn at smashing the shit out of a
33:22
pinata punching the hanging punching bag
33:25
which is a face of some horrendous old
33:27
white politician that will be attached
33:29
bring gloves if you have them flip a
33:33
kid's small plastic table scream into a
33:36
pillow many pillows will be provided and
33:38
burn the names or pictures of anything
33:41
that represents the rage you have had
33:43
burning listening to old white
33:45
politicians respond to dr. Ford
33:47
listening to Trump and just generally
33:50
moving through the world as a woman
33:53
I dropped into a bunch of dimension B
33:58
people just to you go on Twitter you
34:01
just click on their thing you know you
34:03
do not interact no I warn any ones not
34:06
know how to interact no interacting no
34:08
it's just like being in a different it
34:10
is like being in a different dimension
34:11
you just float around and don't cause
34:14
trouble you go through there is a
34:16
massive anti patriarchy thing going on
34:19
yeah and we and there's a very few man
34:22
that are buying into it which is we get
34:24
be a traitor against the patriarchy it's
34:26
the patriarchy and it goes on and on
34:28
about how subscribing to its I don't
34:32
know yeah the funny thing is I did the
34:33
real irony to this is that most of the
34:36
people involved with the smash the
34:39
patriarchy movement are Muslim women
34:42
really yeah and in fact Linda saw Sam
34:46
sewer finally shows up uh or my favorite
34:50
punching bag because she's just so
34:53
obnoxious in in the in the discussion
34:57
about this woman here and then she comes
34:59
out screaming into the microphone like
35:00
she does with her headdress on and she
35:03
just shouldn't have Sharia law than
35:06
anything else but but there's a lot of
35:09
this anti patriarchy thing a knife and
35:11
it's a major major major and I hate this
35:14
do that undercurrent that I think is
35:17
gonna crop up here and there and it's
35:19
gonna it's gonna get rejected because
35:21
there is no patriarchy keepers say women
35:25
aren't completely if you just heard
35:27
those if you're just right but if you
35:29
just heard the rage room it's all about
35:31
the patriarchy and somehow in the fifty
35:34
years I've been around a little bit
35:35
longer you know I was taught to wrongs
35:38
don't make a right
35:39
but somehow it's gone from well do you
35:41
guys suck the world sucks it was run by
35:44
men therefore the patriarchy and screw
35:47
you we hate you we're gonna pretend to
35:49
hit you we're gonna hit you with sticks
35:51
and screaming the pillows and yell at
35:53
you and so I'd like to be a fly on the
35:56
wall in that thing yes well this is
35:59
being fomented yes yes yes the people
36:04
fomenting it
36:05
many of them are Muslim women
36:07
radical Muslim women I find it to be
36:09
very peculiar interesting well there's a
36:12
there's a lot going on a lot dude let's
36:15
play some more clips yeah the clips are
36:16
kind of funny yeah let's play it yeah I
36:18
got the trump clip he comes out of the
36:20
helicopter where they're you asking her
36:22
stuff and I thought this was a little
36:24
revealing this is Trump and his blessing
36:26
in disguise commentary this is the end
36:28
of it uh hold on a second bless all are
36:32
under the cab stuff oh okay oh yes I got
36:35
it here at the top of the list and I
36:37
hope everything works out great but I
36:40
will say there are a lot of people going
36:41
out right now working very hard well I
36:44
think it's fine I think actually this
36:47
could be a blessing in disguise
36:48
because having the FBI go out do a
36:52
thorough investigation whether it's
36:54
three days or seven days I think it's
36:57
going to be less than a week but having
36:59
them do a thorough investigation I
37:01
actually think will be a blessing in
37:03
disguise it'll be a good thing I'd like
37:05
to find out who leaked to the papers was
37:08
it senator Feinstein because certainly
37:10
her body language was not exactly very
37:13
good who will they answer that question
37:15
so really I would like to find out as
37:17
part of it who leaked the papers which
37:20
Democrat leaked the papers thank you
37:23
very much everybody
37:24
hey scoring some point hold on a second
37:26
since when is he talking about body
37:28
language I said no that was incredibly
37:31
revealing that's new because it's
37:34
possible that he might be at for all we
37:36
know cuz there are courses you can take
37:38
uh and if you're a sales guy which he is
37:42
at the core of everything body languages
37:46
are quite important to be able to read
37:48
well that's like micro-expressions you
37:50
got to be able to catch those and
37:51
there's like a fact there's a very
37:53
famous professor over here at the
37:54
University of California San Francisco I
37:56
think is emeritus he's retired I can't
37:58
don't have his name but John it's not
38:00
about what he said in the clip it's
38:01
about what he didn't say in the clip
38:03
there was nothing about he's a good man
38:05
I believed him earlier yeah
38:09
yeah listen this is this thing has been
38:12
a setup the whole thing is disgusting we
38:14
know but I'm saying that I'm going to
38:16
the revelation but there's revelations
38:19
here one is the body language the huh
38:21
aspect and the second one is that he
38:23
wants that he wants the FBI to find out
38:25
who leaked this thing it started this
38:27
this disc because it wasn't part of his
38:29
script disc because it wasn't part of his
38:33
yeah I'm not so sure about that hey let
38:36
me tell you the Judge Napolitano did
38:38
some kind of course somewhere it was
38:41
like in an auditorium he was talking
38:44
about is it back in July someone sent me
38:46
this this video and there's so July I
38:49
don't think there was a shortlist yet
38:51
but there was a shortlist there was no
38:53
final peek maybe was I don't recall
38:55
exactly the date but Napolitano made two
38:58
points about the Fourth Amendment and I
39:00
think I thought they're very important
39:02
in context of Kavanaugh and his
39:04
nomination by Trump which I believed to
39:07
be a complete red herring meant to fail
39:09
he probably hates the guy and here's why
39:11
Judge Napolitano is talking about the
39:14
Fourth Amendment how important it is and
39:16
then he mentions this story the right to
39:19
be left alone which of course today we
39:22
call privacy the fourth is the most
39:24
unique one because it says the people
39:29
doesn't say the citizens it says the
39:32
people shall not be interfered with in
39:36
their persons houses papers and effects
39:39
persons houses papers and effects except
39:43
by a warrant signed by a judge based on
39:45
probable cause probable cause means
39:48
probable cause of crime it doesn't mean
39:50
probable cause that you're talking to a
39:52
book agent in Florence a real case in
39:56
which the NSA was listening to a
40:00
conversation in Italian they thought
40:02
they were hearing a terrorist they were
40:04
just hearing a guy in New York trying to
40:06
buy a book from the book agent in
40:07
Florence case came to court the judge
40:11
said well there's no prosecution here
40:14
they didn't come after you for anything
40:16
you said therefore there's no violation
40:18
of the Fourth Amendment
40:20
who wrote that opinion now see if you've
40:24
heard of this guy so he writes Cavanaugh
40:26
on the board which of course is a
40:28
violation of the Fourth Amendment and
40:29
then he closes with this one if the
40:32
government really believes that our laws
40:34
are natural that how could we have the
40:36
Patriot Act which permits federal agents
40:41
to write their own search warrants
40:43
forgetting the requirement that only
40:45
judges can issue sir
40:46
warrants under the Fourth Amendment
40:48
could tell you stories about the Patriot
40:50
Act but not only does it permit federal
40:52
agents to write their own search warrant
40:54
so FBI agent a writes a search warrant
40:57
authorizing FBI agent B there's got to
40:59
be at least two of these characters
41:00
involved in this and then B can serve
41:03
the search warrant and when they serve
41:05
the search warrant they say by the way
41:07
you can't tell anybody that we serve
41:08
this on you that's another violation you
41:11
can't tell anybody the government's
41:12
going to enforce silence what about
41:14
Congress shall make no law abridging the
41:17
freedom of speech
41:18
what young lawyer was the Scrivener when
41:23
they were putting together the Patriot
41:26
Act there he is
41:28
Cavanaugh I'm telling you John Trump
41:32
sees this guy as a bush loyalist a Yalie
41:35
a Yalie sink pier and he wants this guy
41:40
crushed and a message sent to all Yale
41:43
ease all Yale ease are going down he
41:45
wants this guy crushed in exactly the
41:48
manner in which it's happened maybe not
41:49
exactly this man has gotten out of
41:51
control but this guy needs to easy and I
41:53
don't like him either
41:55
he wrote this for the Patriot Act screw
41:57
this guy can't be surprised I can argue
42:00
with you about any of this the thesis
42:04
that he's gonna be users set as an
42:07
example to the Yale it's a little new
42:10
it's new it's a little new you got that
42:12
from pige Enic yes of course
42:15
makes it more interesting yeah so that
42:19
means that we're all we're gonna see is
42:20
more stuff more suffering some more
42:22
women coming out oh yeah this guy is
42:24
going to going to it's sad but when he
42:28
was so angry I think he realized he got
42:30
double-crossed now he blamed it on you
42:32
know uh because of you know revenge for
42:34
Clinton losing which by the way was the
42:36
mistake of his career the mistake of his
42:39
career to ever say something like that
42:41
that made him look small and petty and I
42:44
don't know why he said that but
42:47
when he came out guns blazing he knew he
42:50
had been double-crossed I don't think so
42:51
hmm I don't think no here's what I'm
42:53
saying I don't think he thinks he's been
42:56
double-crossed because you're the only
42:58
one and I mean I and I will agree with
43:00
it but you're the only one making the
43:02
thesis in such a way I don't think he's
43:05
thinking that he's thinking exactly what
43:07
he should be thinking which is he's
43:09
getting screwed over by these were
43:10
Democrats and his gonna disobey and
43:14
these crazy women and he's got to it'll
43:17
take revenge he said nothing to do it
43:19
Trump in his mind maybe and in fact if
43:24
the whole thesis of Trump being behind
43:27
his being uses a big yaeli exam
43:30
certainly he's right yeah he didn't know
43:33
he didn't it is pretty obscure it's real
43:37
I can argue that point is good
43:39
possibility but there's no it's not
43:41
mainstream media's not on us now yes I
43:44
am no no well
43:47
so I don't think he thinks he's been
43:49
double-crossed I think he just got mad
43:50
because he's hot-headed Irish which of
43:53
course was completely the worst thing
43:57
you could do and and this clip blows me
43:59
away in context of your frequent telling
44:02
and retelling of the story of Barbara
44:04
Boxer you do not have to get back into
44:05
the story again but I think I can
44:07
summarize by saying we know from
44:10
firsthand account that Barbara Boxer if
44:14
you were a man would have been seen as
44:16
sexually aggressive and with unwanted
44:20
advances can I say that is that
44:21
slanderous or can I say that we by the
44:24
way I'm not bringing this story up over
44:25
Tory you are telling me to tell us no no
44:28
I know I said I just said you don't have
44:30
to talk about I just one night no I'm
44:32
just saying you're implying that I love
44:34
the story no no no you put that shoe on
44:37
man I didn't present that to you I just
44:38
said you've told the story I told it
44:41
once and then you made me reiterate it
44:43
numerous times you didn't you've Chadd
44:45
me do it you like the story I love the
44:48
story but I don't want you to tell it
44:49
again just say he's not telling it again
44:51
but you know with that in mind what it
44:55
most people have heard the story at
44:57
least twice so with that in mind what is
45:00
it you're where you're going with it
45:02
well when is someone who in it as we
45:05
know professionally was a sexual-assault
45:08
issed professionally was a sexual-assault
45:10
that's what she was she was just
45:13
flirting okay but if you weren't nice I
45:16
preface by saying if she were a man she
45:18
would have hung from the highest tree oh
45:20
yeah that's my point it would not be
45:22
good so how does she talk about this
45:23
situation so how does she talk about this
45:24
well let me say was an exhausting day I
45:26
think for everybody and especially for
45:29
women who've had this experience and for
45:33
women who have had relationships with
45:35
very angry men and I think you know I've
45:38
listened to your commentary I think
45:41
you're right all of a sudden we see a
45:43
man transformed from a choirboy who up
45:48
to now has said after hours in further
45:52
committee he lived this very perfect
45:54
life all of a sudden his anger is
45:57
triggered and what we saw today is
46:00
someone who you could now see attacking
46:04
a woman it's very frightening and I
46:08
think your guest who was so good and
46:11
said temperament is a temperament is so
46:15
important for who you put on the court
46:17
this guy not only showed this
46:19
belligerent anger but he had like a
46:22
personality transformation now what do I
46:26
think will happen we all know it's a few
46:28
Republicans who really hold this
46:31
decision on their shoulders I don't know
46:34
anyone who didn't think that dr. Ford
46:36
was credible and when she said I am a
46:39
hundred percent sure who this was I
46:43
believe her it's up to them do they
46:46
believe her and the last point I'll make
46:48
is if you are undecided there's only one
46:52
way to know and that's to get an
46:54
independent background chest frankly
46:57
anyone who doesn't support that doesn't
47:00
want to get to the truth and that
47:01
includes judge Cavanaugh so there you go
47:06
then we know where she's coming from so
47:08
I find that quite she's disingenuous
47:10
she's just another phony now just one
47:13
thing if you have a chance next time
47:16
she's on take a look at her eyes there's
47:18
something she's gone and like full beast
47:19
mode shape-shifting eyes she's a lizard
47:23
no she
47:23
has drawn her eyes with black pencil
47:26
because they're much smaller than I mean
47:28
they're turning into little beady rat
47:30
eyes might be losing control of the
47:32
shape-shifting you should take a look at
47:34
it it's very odd what she's doing with
47:35
her eye makeup now she makes a good
47:39
point and I think this is the point that
47:42
they should be making again the
47:43
Democrats can't focus right now they're
47:46
focusing on stalling and they shouldn't
47:48
be doing that they should just let this
47:49
thing slide because it takes it it takes
47:51
their argument and weakens that their
47:53
argument should be exactly the
47:55
temperament argument I when he went into
47:58
his load most of the time he's calm he's
47:59
fine but then he went nuts and a couple
48:02
of times and started screaming and
48:03
yelling yeah and and crying which was
48:06
you know but sincere it wasn't like
48:08
anything he's faking but it was like
48:11
it's a temperament thing I think is
48:13
enough enough because the one vote
48:16
they're gonna they're gonna lose if you
48:18
want a prediction mm-hmm Susan Collins
48:21
maybe but that's not the one I'm
48:23
thinking I'm thinking Bukowski and
48:25
Murkowski you've got to remember
48:27
Rakowski is a Republican and she's the
48:30
51st vote but Murkowski was screwed over
48:35
by the Republican Party mm-hmm yes she's
48:38
not that loyal she is not the one that's
48:40
gonna say well you know yeah you could
48:43
she's not the type that it's going to be
48:45
anything but independent cuz the
48:47
Republican Party man it was mainly the
48:50
Conservatives and the Republican parties
48:53
that railroaded her in a primary and
48:55
kicked her off the ballot mm-hmm and she
48:59
said this is bullcrap it was some Tea
49:02
Party people and she said this is
49:05
nonsense people and she said this is
49:06
I'm gonna run I'm gonna run as a
49:08
write-in candidate and she won
49:11
the state of Alaska as a write-in
49:14
candidate how often does that happen I
49:17
feel like wow I can do whatever I want
49:21
no one's gonna touch me so she's gonna
49:24
vote no
49:28
votes no then Collins will vote no yes
49:31
now if she votes no and Collins knows it
49:33
Collins will vote no because she doesn't
49:35
want to be yes on when one person no
49:38
woman in politics would vote against
49:42
this they had that Meno would vote for
49:44
him we put it that way there's no way do
49:47
you you'll never get reelected this is
49:50
about men and women this is this is
49:51
nothing to do with with the judges
49:53
capability as nothing to do with
49:55
Republicans or Democrats is just men
49:57
women men shit women not you think the
50:00
tech I think the temperament think if
50:02
they focused on that they've got a
50:04
winner but there's too stupid to focus
50:06
on anything now
50:08
I ran into a couple of inches I do have
50:12
I thought Lindsey Graham has become very
50:14
interesting as a character yes because
50:17
you know his his was a sugar daddy
50:20
they passed recently and so he's now on
50:24
his own and so he's decided to become a
50:26
tough guy and so he's yelling and
50:28
screaming constantly and it's very
50:30
entertaining I do have his little tirade
50:33
here and that gorgeous tirade won't
50:36
affect again the woman from Alaska this
50:40
Lindsay Lissa's lanzi hears about it you
50:45
could have come to us what you want to
50:48
do is destroy this guy's life hold this
50:51
seat open and hope you win in 2020 you
50:54
said that not me you've got nothing to
50:58
apologize for
50:59
when you see Sotomayor and Kagan tell
51:02
them it Lindsay said all because I voted
51:05
for them I like that that's the part I
51:07
like the most me I voted for them I
51:08
wouldn't do this to them I never do to
51:11
them what you've done to this guy this
51:13
is the most unethical sham since I've
51:18
been in politics and if you really
51:21
wanted to know the truth you sure as
51:23
hell wouldn't have done what you've done
51:24
to this guy I cannot imagine what you
51:27
and your family were going through boy
51:29
y'all want power god I hope you never
51:31
get it I hope the American people can
51:33
see through this sham that you knew
51:36
about it and you held it you had no
51:39
intention of protecting dr4 No
51:42
she's as much of a victim as you are god
51:46
I hate to say it cuz these have been my
51:48
friends but let me tell you when it
51:50
comes to this you're looking for a fair
51:53
process you came to the wrong town at
51:57
the wrong time my friend to my
52:00
Republican colleagues if you vote no
52:03
you're legitimizing the most despicable
52:07
thing I have seen in my time in politics
52:10
you want this seat I hope you never get
52:14
it I hope you're on the Supreme Court
52:16
that's exactly where you should be and I
52:19
hope that the American people will see
52:22
through this charade and I wish you will
52:24
and I intend to vote for you and I hope
52:27
everybody who's fair-minded will now
52:32
with Lindsey Graham's newfound
52:34
testicular valour there's a lot of jokes
52:39
being made you just made one which you
52:41
know coming face book I've known you for
52:43
a long time you're an old white dude so
52:44
you say hey is he lost his sugar daddy
52:46
and we all chuckle about it because it's
52:48
us here there's a little no agenda show
52:50
but when you're a staunch liberal and
52:53
you are all in on LGBTQ actually let me
52:57
do it properly LGG be LGBTQ Qi AAP ke if
53:01
you're all in on that and all about and
53:04
you know black lives matter and the
53:06
patriarchy sucks how the hell can you
53:09
start doing stuff like what Bill Maher's
53:11
doing baby he was turned around because
53:14
he was confronted when he was getting on
53:16
the elevator play gun
53:30
[Applause] elevator play gun
53:32
all right we're all for women your
53:35
assault doesn't matter here I've been
53:36
seeing a guy take it in the elevator
53:38
like that since Beyonce sister kicked
53:42
jay-z oh and then they tried cornering
53:50
Lindsay Graham but he but he got away
53:52
because he's familiar with the back door
53:54
I think it's funny but are you allowed
53:58
to tread of lease it is it is yes I know
54:02
exactly what you mean for these guys
54:03
he's up but these women gauge your girls
54:06
to be using jokes like that just beyond
54:09
some believe what happened to the LG BT
54:12
community that G is no it's just to be
54:14
made fun of now there's there's a clip
54:17
that I pulled John from this show it is
54:20
so unhinged April Ryan is on it there's
54:24
two other people and it doesn't even
54:25
matter who's on I'd like you to listen
54:27
to it because it shows you how I mean
54:30
and it goes much further with the gay
54:32
jokes and everything it's really really
54:34
unhinged but we can't just listen to it
54:38
we have to step into the machine because
54:40
otherwise you can't you can't get the
54:50
only stand by Veronica alternate
54:53
universe coming up
54:57
[Applause] coming up
55:00
[Music] coming up
55:09
they're Sparky Sparky made it here we
55:11
are in the alternative universe where
55:13
everything is funny he was rehearsed the
55:16
president went off script when he was
55:18
asked about the FBI he had all this
55:20
righteous rage and indignation and then
55:22
he was asked by Durbin okay well you
55:24
really want to clear your name right
55:27
over there ask for the FBI and he went
55:29
from this to yeah oh that was yesterday
55:38
he was like Sarah Huckabee playing to
55:39
the audience of one he talked about the
55:42
press he talked about the clips it was -
55:45
yes I want the bad breath right I do not
55:49
want nice guy and this they believe this
55:52
by the way they believe this is what
55:54
happened they really think this is how
55:56
in doubt this is a sad thing that's not
55:58
a judge sorry no go ahead
56:00
that's not how a judge behaves
56:04
[Applause] not how a judge behaves
56:08
supreme for I I believe that was acting
56:11
yeah I also don't even believe that his
56:14
ten-year-old daughter said let's pray
56:15
for that woman do you hear what's being
56:20
said here now I don't even believe his
56:23
child's prayed for that woman that's
56:25
he's full of shit this guy I mean this
56:27
is really low he cried so hard when he
56:34
when they were when he was talking about
56:36
they cried for we pray for you want me
56:38
to cry now he's a crisis actor that's
56:40
why is not that hard we all do it every
56:49
day I actually feel really bad for his
56:51
wife watching her behind him and I think
56:53
he's very selfish in all of this he
56:56
wanted to go clear his name he made
56:57
since the whole situation worse senator
57:00
Grassley who's the chairman you sir
57:02
never put his family yeah the Republican
57:05
Party and the country through all of it
57:07
but this is you know what did bad is
57:08
this Trump off' eyeing of people yeah I
57:11
mean the fact that Trump can either find
57:13
people like him or make him Lindsey
57:17
Graham I Lindsey Graham extremes with
57:19
stabilizing influence of his dead
57:21
boyfriend because he is I mean really my
57:25
joke but he said you said sure daddy
57:28
says he needs the stabilizing influence
57:31
of his dead boyfriend yeah well that's a
57:34
little worse yeah I wish I wouldn't have
57:36
used that don't you know
57:41
[Applause] that don't you know
57:59
on you but I'm friendly with Lindsey
58:04
Graham so I didn't laugh but that was a
58:13
performance also obviously acting or to
58:17
what end is he looking for a cabinet
58:19
position is that what that is is equal
58:21
but he's also remember Lindsey Graham
58:23
has always been the beta male John
58:24
McCain was the Alpha he was the sidekick
58:27
and now he's lost his protector
58:28
he's lost his big brother and he needs
58:31
protection that's the we have this is a
58:33
gay guy by the way who should be
58:35
offended by at least some of this but I
58:37
guess when you're all Queens amongst
58:39
each other it's okay so he's always
58:41
looking for Trump to protect him now
58:44
because that's how he's always been the
58:48
way he purrs the way he pushed himself
58:50
out there yesterday no matter the acting
58:53
no matter the crying no matter what it
58:55
was a sense of entitlement when people
59:05
ask what is white privilege right man
59:07
you know that this is a pageant of it
59:09
Hillary no no it's only can only happen
59:13
with men John white privilege is now
59:15
exclusively for old white men it's not
59:18
for women anymore it's just for dudes
59:22
I mean let's be honest let's be honest
59:27
the one thing I think they go too far is
59:28
when people say Brett Kavanaugh rapist
59:30
we don't know what was in a 17 year olds
59:33
mind I think he definitely attacked her
59:35
in that room these boy they were drunk
59:38
it could have been let's just scare or
59:40
let's roll on top of really we don't
59:42
know to go that far is too far to me
59:44
right I don't know but he's he's a bad
59:47
dude but also this this insane notion of
59:50
the last 10 days have been held
1:00:03
[Applause] last 10 days have been held
1:00:05
I mean it is it's a vulture fest yeah
1:00:09
it's really really bad
1:00:13
if we make jokes about okay it's awesome
1:00:15
podcast errs you know I will say I do
1:00:18
reminds me of why when I quit the
1:00:20
Democratic Party this guy gave a million
1:00:22
dollars to the Democratic Party I want
1:00:24
to point out I quit the Democratic Party
1:00:26
around 79 because I realized that the
1:00:28
Democratic Party was constantly trying
1:00:31
to kill me kill me in the Vietnam War
1:00:35
they were trying to kill me and not me
1:00:38
specifically in the Chicago 68 he was
1:00:41
the 68 convention daily brought the cops
1:00:44
out and beat up Democrats in the streets
1:00:47
mm-hmm and beat up Democrats in the streets
1:00:47
and there's one every one piece of thing
1:00:50
after that where the Democrats just
1:00:51
tried to kill me and this is another
1:00:54
example of it now they now the Democrats
1:00:56
as Democrats hate the whites yes and
1:00:59
they want them gone they want to kill
1:01:02
them it's just like well who would be
1:01:04
who would be a belong to this party
1:01:06
it's a terrible operation it's a really
1:01:10
bad political party it really it's the
1:01:13
party this got to go it's the party of
1:01:14
memes all this really is just party of
1:01:17
memes throw something up hope it sticks
1:01:19
where's Ocasio cortez in all this she
1:01:21
hasn't she weighed in yet with something
1:01:23
no she probably has there's a lot of
1:01:25
interesting stuff I have a clip this is
1:01:27
the stuff that we haven't heard this is
1:01:29
the Kate cab clip democracy now this is
1:01:33
stuff that they're dead they don't even
1:01:35
use any of this stuff
1:01:36
in a major development the American Bar
1:01:39
Association yeah hold on the Senate
1:01:41
Judiciary Committee to halt the
1:01:43
Cavanaugh confirmation process until an
1:01:46
FBI investigation is completed in a
1:01:48
letter to the committee the ABA said
1:01:50
quote we make this request because of
1:01:52
ABA is respect for the rule of law and
1:01:54
due process under law the ABA had
1:01:57
previously given Cavanaugh its highest
1:02:00
rating of unanimous well-qualified for
1:02:03
the Supreme Court mm-hmm meanwhile
1:02:05
editors of America magazine the National
1:02:08
weekly published by the jesuits of the
1:02:11
United States called for Cavanaugh's
1:02:13
nomination to be withdrawn Georgetown
1:02:16
Prep that's Georgetown preparatory
1:02:18
school where Cavanaugh was a student
1:02:20
when he allegedly assaulted Blasi Ford
1:02:22
is a Jesuit High School
1:02:24
yeah and make no mistake about the ABA
1:02:27
the American Bar Association there's a
1:02:30
link in the show notes in a show notes
1:02:32
com2 opensecrets.org and you'll see the
1:02:36
amount of money the law firms who have
1:02:38
members representing the aclu gave in
1:02:43
the 2017-2018 year to political parties
1:02:47
is over seventy percent Democrat so you
1:02:51
know it's like it's just more and more
1:02:53
of these people yeah bald it's all we're
1:02:58
not we're just spectators we're just
1:03:00
ratings that's all we ratings for this
1:03:02
shit that's all we ratings for this
1:03:03
nothing matters now I do have one funny
1:03:07
what I thought was funny was the fine
1:03:09
steam back-and-forth with that one the
1:03:11
third woman the woman pulling the Train
1:03:13
woman that one no there's play play I
1:03:20
got me one there we go
1:03:21
you're saying if if I understand it is
1:03:24
that the allegations by dr. Ford mr.
1:03:27
Ramirez and Miss FET dick sweat Nick are
1:03:31
are wrong that is emphatically what I'm
1:03:36
saying fatica Lee the sweat Nick thing
1:03:41
is a joke that is a farce would you like
1:03:44
to say more about it no like show me on
1:03:50
the doll where the bad man touched
1:03:54
really I like to say I like the second
1:03:58
allegation is my favorite that he
1:04:00
exposed his penis in front of someone's
1:04:03
face I want a police sketch
1:04:08
yeah this always said we only could be
1:04:10
so traumatizes not you're never gonna
1:04:12
get one now I do have a kind of a
1:04:16
deconstruction of the long and
1:04:17
unfortunately I could a guy do have the
1:04:19
whole speech but for some reason the
1:04:22
forces of the cosmos not allow me to
1:04:26
clip it okay because every time I tried
1:04:28
it's like seven minutes first her
1:04:29
diatribe because every time I did it
1:04:33
would put audacity into not responding
1:04:36
mode so I gave up after rebooting the
1:04:38
computer three times but I did get a
1:04:40
copy of this part of the speech from the
1:04:42
from the teaser on Democracy Now so it's
1:04:44
got a little music bed I believe that
1:04:49
there was one message in her confession
1:04:53
or not a confession about her accusation
1:04:55
there was a strong message for women
1:04:57
which made me doubt her sincerity or her
1:05:01
honesty and made me kind of swing a
1:05:02
little bit toward the Michael Savage
1:05:04
theory that she's some sort of a CIA
1:05:05
spook because this message is the
1:05:08
message that they want it's in the seven
1:05:12
minutes this is a and I would like to
1:05:14
hear what Scott Adam says about it a
1:05:16
subliminal little message that I thought
1:05:19
was the real nut of what she was saying
1:05:23
and what was would be soaked in by the
1:05:26
female audience on the Democratic side I
1:05:29
believed he was going to rape me I tried
1:05:32
to yell for help
1:05:33
when I did Brett put his hand over my
1:05:36
mouth to stop me from yelling this is
1:05:40
what terrified me the most and this had
1:05:42
the most lasting impact on my life I
1:05:44
love the 70s porn music it's very
1:05:48
fitting yeah so what she's saying there
1:05:53
is the real trauma was from being
1:05:57
essentially told to shut up woman mm-hmm
1:06:00
and this is the message to all the women
1:06:03
out there don't shut up you know speak
1:06:06
up make your voices heard this is a
1:06:08
constant beating drum and this little
1:06:11
thing right in the middle of her speech
1:06:13
that this was the most important element
1:06:15
not that she was almost gonna die not
1:06:18
that she was going to get raped because
1:06:19
she had a bathing suit underneath all
1:06:21
these other deeds
1:06:22
he's locking herself very detailed shut
1:06:25
her up forcefully it's he shut her up
1:06:28
and this she says it right you played a
1:06:31
game ledian yeah I believed he was going
1:06:34
to rape me
1:06:35
I tried to yell for help when I did
1:06:39
Brett put his hand over my mouth to stop
1:06:42
me from yelling this is what terrified
1:06:45
me the most and has had the most lasting
1:06:47
impact on my life
1:06:49
yeah yes that is the message and it can
1:06:53
be interpreted in multiple ways but I
1:06:55
think it has a strong message yep now
1:06:58
most women under those circumstances
1:07:00
that's if you did that they'd open their
1:07:04
mouth and bite - bite the crap out of
1:07:06
your hand they should or lick as him
1:07:09
they that works by the way people that
1:07:13
would be quick but anyway you can take
1:07:15
chomp down but she didn't do any of that
1:07:17
cuz he didn't he didn't put duct tape
1:07:19
over her mouth or anything he had just
1:07:21
put her hand in there she can open her
1:07:23
mouth and bite him why didn't she do
1:07:24
that no no no that was this all bullcrap
1:07:26
because the message is women listen to
1:07:29
me I was traumatized cuz I didn't say I
1:07:33
couldn't I was forced I was forced not
1:07:37
to speak that gonna to scream I couldn't
1:07:38
scream I couldn't do I couldn't say
1:07:40
anything gonna do anything cuz he put
1:07:41
and that was the most traumatizing that
1:07:43
was it that's number one on her list yes
1:07:46
have the worst thing that happened to
1:07:48
her this is just a son this is a boast I
1:07:51
hypnotic met this is a hypnotic
1:07:53
suggestion yes oh there's all kinds of
1:07:56
stuff going on that I like I'm died I
1:07:59
totally agree with you I'd like the
1:08:01
there what is it now almost a million
1:08:03
dollars and GoFundMe I don't believe the
1:08:06
money she's receiving yes this is very
1:08:08
very good
1:08:10
um cavanaugh d avenatti cavanaugh d oh
1:08:14
look you know money-laundering through
1:08:16
GoFundMe it's gotta be dogs it's
1:08:18
fantastic yeah yeah says Alvin odd he's
1:08:21
gonna be all pissed off we'll see him
1:08:22
everywhere because I guess right now
1:08:24
they're not taking his accuser into
1:08:26
account it's just these characters the
1:08:30
whole thing if the FBI's gonna go
1:08:32
interview these people are also gonna
1:08:34
indict him for lying to them well never
1:08:37
asked so this is the the final thing
1:08:39
that I have questions about is why
1:08:42
because it looked very bad that during
1:08:45
the entire hearing why wouldn't he say
1:08:47
yeah good to do an FBI that why do why
1:08:49
wouldn't he say that I mean I I can see
1:08:51
many reasons why but what do you think
1:08:53
his who Cavanaugh was asked most he
1:08:57
claims that he did say that Atari began
1:09:00
bullshit he said that his answer was
1:09:02
continuously I'll do whatever the
1:09:04
committee wants me to with it they were
1:09:06
putting him on the block by saying
1:09:08
through one thing for one thing it's not
1:09:09
his decision no I know but it's the
1:09:12
president's decision but he was asked
1:09:14
point-blank why don't you tell the
1:09:16
president's lawyers right over there why
1:09:17
don't you say I want an investigation I
1:09:19
mean it was a setup for sure but why
1:09:21
didn't he say it why didn't he just say
1:09:24
she I'll have an investigation 7th time
1:09:26
why didn't he say it I don't know yeah
1:09:29
I'm telling you this the whole thing is
1:09:32
the marks judge got nut I'm telling you
1:09:34
the mark judge guy who wrote his letter
1:09:38
under you know penalty of perjury or
1:09:41
felony the guy who was an alcoholic and
1:09:45
all these horrible and he kept referring
1:09:47
to well am i redacted statement was also
1:09:50
one of the but drinkers yes I think that
1:09:52
but I think something about the but
1:09:55
drinking is in the mark judge story and
1:09:57
that's where the gem is so to speak but
1:10:01
this it's impossible I'm sorry mr.
1:10:04
Kavanagh is not gonna happen you're not
1:10:06
going through you did not pass go back
1:10:09
to what's the what's the woman's name
1:10:11
the true intended candidates nominee Amy
1:10:17
Barrett bears Barrett or be homie
1:10:19
Barrett Barrett Oh Amy call me Bert yes
1:10:21
Barrett yes
1:10:22
is there tendon Amin koni koni not Koko
1:10:25
me koni koni whatever yes she's the
1:10:27
intended nominee yeah and she's a rough
1:10:30
customer and she'll be in for 40 years
1:10:32
yeah and and we'll have all wasted a lot
1:10:35
of time and churned up a lot of old
1:10:38
issues and problems correct with the
1:10:40
Yalie thing and you want to put the guys
1:10:42
hoist as petard on a yardarm
1:10:47
yeah then that actually makes sense that
1:10:50
this would happen and we don't want
1:10:51
anymore jelly's I don't think let me
1:10:53
look at Barrett where does she go to
1:10:55
school she's probably another one
1:10:56
wouldn't surprise me and while you're
1:10:59
looking that up the only final thing
1:11:01
I'll say is that the problem that we
1:11:04
have today and let's just take the
1:11:07
argument that the patriarchy is is it's
1:11:10
everyone's fault it's the white guy's
1:11:11
fault okay let's just say it's the white
1:11:13
guy's fault
1:11:15
though what we have not yet come to
1:11:18
terms with is particularly with this
1:11:20
open communication system that we have
1:11:23
on the internet you know with social
1:11:24
media and every way to communicate we
1:11:28
are all capable of really horrible
1:11:30
thoughts and really horrible things and
1:11:32
we're seeing that now and it's from its
1:11:36
everybody it's male female gay straight
1:11:39
what everybody has these horrible traits
1:11:41
that seem to come out when we're in an
1:11:43
anonymous mode and we can say whatever
1:11:45
we want without the no fear of
1:11:47
repercussion and we have we have a lot
1:11:51
more learning to do about the human
1:11:53
psyche learning to do about the human
1:11:54
yeah well this social network doesn't
1:11:55
know she went graduated from Notre Dame
1:11:57
now well there you go
1:11:59
Notre Dame Law School there you go
1:12:01
finally a Notre Dame er instead of a
1:12:06
damn yaly yeah laughter I think Don went
1:12:09
to Yale too they all do yeah what is
1:12:13
that's like eating in the UK it's very
1:12:16
it's just a thing that they people go to
1:12:19
and they come out as part of the ruling
1:12:22
elite so what are we gonna look for this
1:12:24
week we're gonna I think we should look
1:12:25
for definitely no limitation of a week
1:12:28
there's no way that's gonna happen well
1:12:31
I don't think we're gonna get anything
1:12:32
we except just fall out and a lot of
1:12:35
again I'd like a focus by the Democrats
1:12:38
just a lot of hand-wringing and
1:12:40
hopefully there'll be other kinds of
1:12:42
news we can cover before Thursday oh
1:12:43
please well we do have some other things
1:12:45
to talk about but first I would like to
1:12:47
thank you for your courage and say in
1:12:49
the morning to you John say good morning
1:12:55
to you mr. Adam curry and in the morning
1:13:03
names tonight's out there in the morning
1:13:04
to the troll room
1:13:05
hello trolls No Agenda stream calm or
1:13:11
and they show I'm doing the wrong thing
1:13:13
here and no agenda stream com is where
1:13:15
you can always find the trolls when we
1:13:18
do our show twice a week on Sundays and
1:13:20
Thursday some just see it as a Thursday
1:13:21
all the time it is quite fascinating
1:13:23
that way also I'd like to say in the
1:13:25
morning to our artists for episode 10
1:13:27
72 the title of that was adult ISM is
1:13:31
real the title of that was adult ISM is
1:13:33
and the artwork was the skullenbones 5g
1:13:38
brought to us by Mike Riley was just a
1:13:40
nice piece there are a number of things
1:13:41
that we looked at there were some funny
1:13:42
things it was a horrible one with you
1:13:45
know me with darts in my shins and that
1:13:47
was interesting artwork but not quite as
1:13:51
funny but it was a gruesome and by the
1:13:54
way we should remind artists pictures of
1:13:57
the two of us either one of us because
1:13:59
of the early days of the artwork our
1:14:01
foreboding we don't want my picture or
1:14:04
Adam's picture in the artwork it has to
1:14:06
be something about the show not about us
1:14:08
yes something about the show not about us
1:14:10
yeah but all the submissions are always
1:14:12
fantastic and we got a couple of guys on
1:14:14
a roll right now that would be good to
1:14:16
see some gals in there and where's
1:14:17
Illuminati oh yes she kind of dropped
1:14:20
she said maybe she's gone overboard you
1:14:23
know and she's all in with the no gross
1:14:26
possible this awesome you like that
1:14:29
would denote you red it's like she's
1:14:31
hanging on for dear life I'm telling you
1:14:33
the illness is on all sides right now
1:14:34
and you and this is I'm gonna call
1:14:37
progenitor that this is the
1:14:39
psychological warfare and it's being
1:14:40
perpetrated upon the American people and
1:14:43
the world to a certain degree at the
1:14:45
deepest psychological levels of abuse
1:14:47
and not just abuse sexual abuse but like
1:14:50
you said being told to shut up putting
1:14:52
at yo stifling power structures all of
1:14:55
this and this is being just ripped what
1:14:58
wide open in front of us without any
1:15:00
regard for how the human psyche reacts
1:15:02
to this is very bad very bad yeah nobody
1:15:06
cares I do deeply yeah you do why do
1:15:09
deep probably less than you I got
1:15:10
nothing better through than care all day
1:15:12
yeah you sit around caring that care a
1:15:15
lot I try to care I'm sitting around
1:15:20
caring but we do have some people to
1:15:22
thank but very few we had a very
1:15:23
mediocre showing for today with the
1:15:27
three as associate executive producers
1:15:29
meaning we bumped two of them up to two
1:15:32
of them because they both came with the
1:15:33
same amount the highest one always gets
1:15:35
bumped up to executive so we have for
1:15:37
250 bucks we got Sir Patrick Knight of
1:15:39
the Southern California hills and he has
1:15:43
a note and he came in with 250 bucks Sir
1:15:46
Patrick night of the SoCal Hills this
1:15:48
income replacement for John's firing
1:15:50
from PC Mag what are your thoughts on
1:15:52
Freemasonry it's great he wants the
1:15:58
ferry it's great we'll talk about it I
1:16:01
didn't we don't really talk about it too
1:16:02
much it was maybe part of the ruling
1:16:06
class before the jelly's came along he
1:16:09
wants a clip of the foamer ended any
1:16:11
Sharpton jingles okay and the Karma as
1:16:14
well or just you know he probably wants
1:16:16
to comment yeah I can imagine that
1:16:30
you've got karma jonbi of Corpus Christi
1:16:38
Texas or as he called him John P of C C
1:16:41
TX $250 and he'll be the other executive
1:16:44
producer bumped up I sent a note in is
1:16:47
this Vicki send a bunch of badge holders
1:16:50
runs this operation in Corpus Christi
1:16:53
cause real charming badge holders and he
1:16:55
made a bunch of no agenda badge holders
1:16:57
for people you go to read the note in
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the morning I've been a faithful
1:17:02
listener for the best podcast for about
1:17:04
a year now and my amygdala is ripped
1:17:07
it's sporting a six pack with 2% body
1:17:10
fat the rest of me not so much
1:17:12
addi douching please you have the wrong
1:17:20
impression about the amygdala it should
1:17:22
be shrunken that you don't want a big
1:17:25
amygdala as a problem yeah that's what
1:17:26
yeah that's that's that's the wrong way
1:17:28
to go
1:17:29
yeah upon retiring from the Postal
1:17:31
Service I began to help out with my
1:17:33
smoking-hot wives Amazon business real
1:17:37
charming badge holders so good I'm gonna
1:17:39
check that out I was shocked to find
1:17:41
that we were spending $1,000 a month on
1:17:43
Amazon advertising while only marginally
1:17:46
boosting our sales this little note for
1:17:50
you marketers out there surely we could
1:17:53
do better I formulated this proposal let
1:17:55
me take one fourth of this amount and
1:17:57
plug it into the valley for value model
1:17:59
of the No Agenda show huh check for $250
1:18:02
in closed well I've always received far
1:18:04
more than value from you guys I'm
1:18:06
wagering that this I'm wagering that the
1:18:09
good karmic vibrations of this donation
1:18:11
would produced as much business as the
1:18:13
75 percent that we're going to Bezos I'm
1:18:17
looking at right now they have
1:18:20
yeah I guess for your load a lot of
1:18:22
conferences is kind of nice to have
1:18:24
these as a Batman bat it looks like a
1:18:26
copyright violation in process please
1:18:30
plug our stuff I told my wife of the
1:18:32
throngs of yeah would get it while you
1:18:34
can of yeah would get it while you
1:18:35
yeah for real my wife the throngs of
1:18:37
hard-working folks in the no agenda
1:18:39
networker forced by their masters to
1:18:41
wear slave identification this is for
1:18:43
people that have to walk around the
1:18:45
office with a badge yeah yeah it's very
1:18:48
cute you know tell us a bad story years
1:18:51
ago it was always considered a bad form
1:18:55
if you had to wear a badge on your belt
1:18:57
or go out into public
1:19:00
odhh can't wearing your badge huh
1:19:02
wearing your badge it was always
1:19:03
considered bad form and I always thought
1:19:05
you knew that you see if you were out
1:19:06
with the badge on you stood as you
1:19:07
pointed out take the badge down and put
1:19:09
the badge in your pocket yeah would not
1:19:10
be why was this why do you think this
1:19:13
was why was that bad form because you
1:19:16
look like a dork oh okay just a douche
1:19:18
now although I used to like people who
1:19:23
left a badge on there to be somebody and
1:19:24
that you get in an elevator you see
1:19:25
somebody wearing a badge Cynthia say hey
1:19:27
Cynthia yeah I haven't seen you for what
1:19:33
how long has it been and watch their
1:19:36
faces okay especially when this this
1:19:40
dvorák guy goes hey Cynthia you know I
1:19:43
don't do that with that voice anyway you
1:19:45
always get it right you they always get
1:19:47
startled and then they get freaked
1:19:48
because they think they should know you
1:19:49
they pointed their badges and I just saw
1:19:52
your name
1:19:53
don't you remember from in anyway so I
1:19:56
was I and then I went to I was giving
1:19:59
some speech of all places in Tijuana
1:20:01
years and years ago and I noticed that
1:20:03
in Tijuana if you people would want
1:20:07
glamorize wearing the badges in public
1:20:10
and I kept seeing this everyone wearing
1:20:12
the badges you know displaying them
1:20:14
prominently and I asked somebody about
1:20:16
oh yeah I know if you got you're working
1:20:17
for a county you're working this means
1:20:19
you're working you got a job and you're
1:20:21
better you know they're wearing him at
1:20:23
the bar you know you get better chance
1:20:24
of meeting someone it was like I some
1:20:26
sort of a signal and then very slowly
1:20:29
that idea came up to the United stop
1:20:33
it came up the into cow
1:20:34
for me and I just still find it
1:20:36
incredibly offensive to see people
1:20:38
walking around with badges Wow man don't
1:20:40
come to Austin yeah well that's what the
1:20:43
point is I think maybe these guys were
1:20:44
the real charming bachelors might have
1:20:46
something going it might have an idea
1:20:47
yeah cuz there's I mean badge is galore
1:20:50
downtown so they wander out badges like
1:20:54
how would they like to love a badge hole
1:20:56
that reflects their own personality my
1:20:58
ass is on the line and a family help a
1:21:00
brother out
1:21:01
visit us at amazon.com and real charming
1:21:03
badges or our website who have real
1:21:06
charming badge holders calm all right
1:21:08
and then he sent me a bunch of he wants
1:21:10
to have a Trump space force and Obama
1:21:13
you might die for clips and he's a
1:21:15
douche bag call out for Harold C
1:21:18
Jeanette the third in the mouth it is
1:21:24
mostly overboard comeback it's not too
1:21:27
late so he needed a space for some well
1:21:29
said he want you might die my karma and
1:21:34
a karma no problemo here we go space
1:21:39
force you might die you've got karma and
1:21:47
last on the list is the actual associate
1:21:51
executive producer DJ Fuji in Jersey
1:21:55
City New Jersey AJ forger 200 and he
1:22:01
says a note this donation is coming from
1:22:03
DJ Fuji I would like one adidas induced
1:22:11
and then he wants a jobs karma okay
1:22:17
everything now or do you want to read
1:22:18
the whole thing again yeah you know give
1:22:21
him the Carpathian because he does that
1:22:22
dogs are pee he wants these jingles dogs
1:22:24
are people too yeah for his friend Steve
1:22:27
who's had all of his dogs sprayed by a
1:22:29
skunk oh that's all they actually sent
1:22:31
him an email you use a big giant cans of
1:22:34
tomato juice on the skunk on the skunk
1:22:37
goo because it does neutralizes work or
1:22:40
does it have to be plain tomato juice PA
1:22:43
is not tomato juice this has to be
1:22:45
tomato juice it's got a lot of tomato
1:22:48
juice in it it's mostly tomato juice but
1:22:49
you just tomato juice and that works
1:22:51
we have skunk problems around here and
1:22:53
our dogs have been sprayed that's it
1:23:07
[Music] dogs have been sprayed that's it
1:23:12
that's it so we got all right so now who
1:23:15
moves up to executive producer since we
1:23:17
have votes your pal Bojan P all right
1:23:19
fantastic votes your pal Bojan P all right
1:23:20
ty if one of them put an extra buck and
1:23:22
they would have gone up people used to
1:23:24
do that not recall yeah used to be that
1:23:27
extra dollar thing kind of like prices
1:23:29
right guessing yeah well thank you very
1:23:31
much to our now two executive producers
1:23:33
and one associate executive producer
1:23:35
titles that are official and can be used
1:23:37
anywhere titles are recognized please
1:23:39
use them in abundance they do seem to
1:23:41
help with esteem and sometimes getting
1:23:44
gigs and jobs and we look very much
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forward to thanking more people $50 in
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credit our formula is this we go out for
1:24:08
hit people in the mouth
1:24:18
[Music] people in the mouth
1:24:22
I did want to mention to a couple things
1:24:26
one today apparently is the
1:24:27
international podcast de-what which I
1:24:31
was unaware of yeah you think you'd be
1:24:33
aware of it it was actually anything
1:24:35
worth worthwhile yeah it was someone
1:24:38
somehow named this international podcast
1:24:41
day and there's lots of ads in my email
1:24:44
for cool rigs based international
1:24:47
podcast named by our mixer I also wanted
1:24:52
to thank I came up with a fantastic
1:24:55
solution for the just debilitating
1:24:59
allergies I've been suffering from of
1:25:01
late which may be ragweed and this is a
1:25:03
new one for me it's not it's not mold I
1:25:06
think the right of the worst yeah it's
1:25:08
pretty bad and and I learned there is a
1:25:11
cure and I'm not sure it and I've only
1:25:14
had one version of this cure so I'm not
1:25:17
sure we'll work with anything else off
1:25:19
the shelf but after our previous show on
1:25:22
Thursday of course it's always Thursday
1:25:24
do you recall what I had to drink
1:25:28
I know I don't I had a reasonable glass
1:25:32
of Dame at least Garland's limoncello oh
1:25:36
right right you were bragging about how
1:25:37
great Tilda cleared everything up I'm
1:25:41
cured what the limoncello is a cure for
1:25:45
these allergies
1:25:47
I was feeling really rundown and you
1:25:49
have any of the other older batches
1:25:51
available no no I only know those things
1:25:54
don't last in this household No so I
1:25:58
wonder it's just a peculiarity of this
1:26:00
current batch I know it could be it
1:26:02
could be but I drank probably about half
1:26:03
a bottle and man I feel so much better
1:26:06
I'm not kidding
1:26:08
drink a half a bottle yeah yeah you
1:26:12
sound like Tina it's a small bottle it's
1:26:24
not a you know I think it's a quarter
1:26:28
liter or something about 375 mil yeah
1:26:31
yeah so it wasn't all that much it was a
1:26:33
hefty glass but it really works yeah for
1:26:37
the ragweed who might work for era's he
1:26:41
may be just an anti-inflammatory of some
1:26:43
sort I mean lemons are a miracle product
1:26:45
no really I've never heard of lemons is
1:26:48
a miracle product I mean yeah with it
1:26:51
when you do people use lemon juice and
1:26:53
honey and whiskey and hot water and they
1:26:57
use that for when you have a cold now
1:26:59
true and lemons in there and lemons got
1:27:01
something to do with it maybe I maybe I
1:27:04
should try buffing the limoncello
1:27:08
maybe he's just a lemon itself last
1:27:20
night a lot of noise across the way as
1:27:23
south of the river here in downtown
1:27:25
Austin it was and by the way yesterday
1:27:28
morning he was torrential rain and we
1:27:30
saw they were setting something up on
1:27:32
the on the lawn of the Long Center as
1:27:35
it's known here in which I think the
1:27:37
Dells built most of and it was big
1:27:41
concert and we were looking at what
1:27:42
concert is coming we can't figure out
1:27:43
what concert and then we found out as it
1:27:46
went on until about 11:30
1:27:48
yeah Chris Willie Nelson is on stage
1:27:50
right now it's quite loud out here
1:27:52
there's lots of people here and early
1:27:54
estimates that over 10,000 people here
1:27:56
in Auditorium Shores to hear Willie
1:27:58
Nelson better O'Rourke and Leon bridges
1:28:01
Leon bridges took the stage a little
1:28:03
after 9:30 better O'Rourke immediately
1:28:05
after that to talk to people and kind of
1:28:07
get them the whole reason they're here
1:28:09
have a rally we talked to people earlier
1:28:11
about why they came here there were a
1:28:12
couple different answers important to
1:28:15
support bata came to see Willie he's
1:28:18
kind of a bonus yeah for sure
1:28:20
tucked up against the Austin skyline
1:28:22
thousands of people packed victim acai
1:28:24
ashore Saturday night for music by
1:28:26
Willie Nelson in politics by better
1:28:28
O'Rourke Nelson in politics by better
1:28:29
yeah he's got folks from me and my wife
1:28:32
both he's always been supportive of a
1:28:35
passel represented in the city the
1:28:37
candidate for US Senate running against
1:28:39
Ted Cruz Cruz in the national spotlight
1:28:42
this week sitting on the Senate
1:28:43
Judiciary Committee that heard powerful
1:28:45
testimony from both Supreme Court
1:28:47
nominee Brett Kavanaugh and his accuser
1:28:49
dr. Christine Blasi Ford the president
1:28:53
has ordered a week-long FBI
1:28:54
investigation into the sexual assault
1:28:56
claims against Cavanaugh meanwhile Cruz
1:28:58
cancelling his rally in Round Rock
1:28:59
Saturday focusing on the action on
1:29:02
Capitol Hill yeah now Cruz making it
1:29:04
look bad here right now and beto been
1:29:07
away that's their us attack oh it's
1:29:09
Austin of course but it was a stupid it
1:29:10
was quite the turnout it was quite the
1:29:13
turnout I've got people all wearing
1:29:15
their badges oh man there's bit there's
1:29:18
Beto curtains I mean I can see a lot of
1:29:20
it but we actually tried to get some
1:29:21
pictures for you but they didn't turn
1:29:22
out to I don't have a zoom proper loom
1:29:24
lens on anything there's people with
1:29:27
Beto in their window and it's every car
1:29:30
driving around there must be a better
1:29:33
headquarters they must have some posters
1:29:36
I'd love to have a better poster a
1:29:37
better okay last the former New York
1:29:39
banker yeah he's although he's always
1:29:42
he's all about the bet oh he thinks
1:29:44
better I'm not gonna make a chance
1:29:45
doesn't have a chance but I don't either
1:29:47
I don't know yeah well you do say that
1:29:50
because you're right in the bubble yeah
1:29:51
no I understand I'm in the bubble I
1:29:53
understand I understand I'm in the bubble I
1:29:55
um but I've just learned you know crazy
1:29:58
things that happen you don't know
1:30:00
well he's igniting hit people on fire
1:30:03
John he's igniting the basis igniting
1:30:06
the base everyone's man I'm fire Beto
1:30:08
what's his name again Beto Francis
1:30:12
robert francis puts rubber francis said
1:30:15
oh that's his real name this his
1:30:16
nickname is Beto
1:30:17
I used to give him is Beto she's whiter
1:30:20
than you Beto
1:30:22
it makes him sound kind of Latino better
1:30:25
why are they elect him and they should
1:30:26
be running a woman I would get it well
1:30:28
he looks a bit like that too yeah
1:30:31
there's a woman here effeminate yeah so
1:30:34
Joe I got some clips from Bannen came on
1:30:38
the Bill Maher show what here you missed
1:30:41
it Bill Maher show what here you missed
1:30:42
Banyon yeah Banyan nice all right
1:30:47
so as a few clips I got four clips
1:30:50
actually I thought they were interesting
1:30:52
I'm gonna skip the one that's probably
1:30:53
the weak clip and use the shorter ones
1:30:55
but let's start with the opening so we
1:30:57
can get an idea of what that said the
1:30:59
setting was where it gets introduced I
1:31:03
know you're not for this guy but be nice
1:31:06
he is one of the most influential person
1:31:08
around today he is the former White
1:31:10
House chief strategist for president
1:31:12
Trump Steve Bannon is over here
1:31:19
[Music] Steve Bannon is over here
1:31:21
alright Steve well it took a lot of
1:31:23
prepping to get the audience to be that
1:31:24
nice deal but I'm gonna say to you what
1:31:27
I always say to conservatives when they
1:31:29
come here first of all thank you I
1:31:30
appreciate it and it says volumes why
1:31:34
the Republicans are in power and we have
1:31:36
none Hillary Clinton never came here
1:31:38
maybe she'd be president you a more
1:31:40
confident victim yeah so and and I know
1:31:44
that you know you had a little event
1:31:48
there at The New Yorker they had a
1:31:49
festival in fact I want to read Malcolm
1:31:51
Gladwell's quote because they were going
1:31:53
to interview you yeah and then you were
1:31:55
disinvited I've been disinvited many
1:31:57
times by the way it's a good club and
1:32:00
Malcolm Gladwell said call me
1:32:01
old-fashioned but I would have thought
1:32:03
that the point of a festival of ideas
1:32:05
was to expose the audience to ideas
1:32:08
question Malcolm Gladwell I don't think
1:32:11
everyone knows who he is
1:32:13
they most a lot of people know who he is
1:32:15
he's the guy that's a big African kind
1:32:17
of a white guy with big afro hair they
1:32:19
were mixed race and he wrote the tipping
1:32:22
point book and a bunch of other little
1:32:24
books that were very popular so I think
1:32:26
that like five or six of these million
1:32:28
dollar bestsellers and he has he behind
1:32:31
freakonomics was that him to
1:32:33
freakonomics I don't know if it was I
1:32:36
don't think so but no I don't think so
1:32:38
because he never had these kind of Taos
1:32:39
his titles were we're kind of phrased as
1:32:42
that rot in the public domain that they
1:32:45
weren't made-up stuff I don't think look
1:32:46
at my boy you're doing yeah I'm doing it
1:32:48
right now
1:32:48
he isn't it kind of an intellectual
1:32:53
wannabe podcast or he's the one we
1:32:55
played a clip about he's starting a
1:32:56
podcast network and you have working it
1:32:59
yeah any network he can't monetize that
1:33:02
wasn't he and he bet he's a natural not
1:33:06
a podcast but he's the national PBS guy
1:33:08
because this hole is hole everything
1:33:10
everything sounds like Trump sucks if
1:33:19
you only invite your friends over it's
1:33:20
called a dinner party no what are your
1:33:22
thoughts on that well they chased me for
1:33:24
you know David Remnick chased me for a
1:33:26
year to be on his podcast and he came to
1:33:28
me and said hey we'd be honored if you
1:33:30
were in this festival ideas I said fine
1:33:32
I don't want compensation but I like
1:33:34
going into hostile audiences with a
1:33:36
tough interviewers I mean you know I'd
1:33:37
do very little conservative media now to
1:33:39
CNN BBC you know the Economist I'd go
1:33:43
the toughest places toughest toughest
1:33:45
interviewers and say hey no holds barred
1:33:47
Rasta audiences let's get it on and
1:33:49
again that's why the Republicans are in
1:33:51
power so let me ask you but I think it
1:33:52
does sharpen it sharpens the blade it
1:33:54
does let me pick your brain about the
1:33:57
Democrats because you're a strategist
1:33:58
and you got your boy elected but no one
1:34:00
said that could happen Donald Trump got
1:34:02
himself elected I just I just showed up
1:34:06
as being either aligned I don't want to
1:34:09
get on this but you first you were crazy
1:34:11
about Sarah Palin and then you were
1:34:13
crazy about Donald Trump I think you
1:34:15
look for morons who are empty vessels
1:34:22
[Applause] for morons who are empty vessels
1:34:25
every single person in the
1:34:27
administration has called him an idiot
1:34:30
okay okay we're going that way
1:34:35
right yes now it kind of deteriorates
1:34:41
then it kind of gave me a bent bent it's
1:34:43
really good that these interviews he
1:34:44
just kind of like puts up with it he he
1:34:46
says no he's really smart he goes he
1:34:47
says some positive things about Trump
1:34:49
trying to get back on track now a couple
1:34:52
of things that happened one and I'm
1:34:54
gonna skip the clip - I'm gonna go to 3
1:34:56
1 is bannin is starts to practice what I
1:35:00
like to call and I think people should
1:35:03
always be aware of this I I recognized
1:35:06
this on an early show years ago when I
1:35:08
think when when Obama's running for
1:35:11
re-election which was in the recent
1:35:13
history and people kept saying oh they
1:35:16
should run condi rice 2012 and it was
1:35:19
guys like yeah 2012 it was like guys
1:35:21
like I or can't remember this got these
1:35:24
these experts and they're and they're
1:35:26
they're Democrats and they're experts
1:35:29
say well we'd have the most trouble if
1:35:31
we had to run against condi rice what
1:35:35
what maniac thinks is nobody right and
1:35:38
she was sitting behind Kavanagh she was
1:35:42
just pointing something out that wasn't
1:35:45
her pointing something out that wasn't
1:35:45
no anyway the point is is that if you're
1:35:50
on one side of the fence and you start
1:35:51
recommending people on the other side of
1:35:54
French it's a red herring it's bullcrap
1:35:55
yeah it's a red herring it's bullcrap
1:35:56
and so he starts doing it Mars just you
1:35:59
know lapping it up what Eric Holder what
1:36:04
do you think about all these people and
1:36:06
then I say Michael avenatti I saw that
1:36:08
Tweety's wrote the other day I said he
1:36:10
could be the Trump of 2020 the guy who's
1:36:13
the outsider who like blows through the
1:36:15
regular politician cause he looks
1:36:17
different in his if Bernie Sanders had
1:36:20
an ounce of Alvin Eddie's fearlessness
1:36:22
he would've been the Democratic nominee
1:36:24
and we would had a much tougher time
1:36:25
Bernie doesn't that fearless and not not
1:36:27
like avenatti avenatti and i have not
1:36:29
done any due diligence on this gray
1:36:31
I'm saying he's got a fearlessness right
1:36:33
and he's a fighter he's a fighter he
1:36:35
right yeah I think he'll go through a
1:36:36
lot of this field if he decides to stick
1:36:38
with it like a sister grass now I don't
1:36:40
happen to think a professional
1:36:42
politician because I think we're in a
1:36:44
new age I don't think a professional
1:36:45
politician is gonna be there at the end
1:36:46
of the day I've always said it's gonna
1:36:47
be someone like Oprah or in a vanetti or
1:36:49
somebody that's more media savvy is
1:36:51
going to be there but I think one thing
1:36:53
people think that's good I think it's I
1:36:55
think it's just a reality of today I
1:36:57
think you need to know how to handle
1:36:58
NASCAR first if I can say one thing I do
1:37:00
think this campaign after November 6
1:37:03
which is really Trump's first reelect if
1:37:04
we lose the house he's gonna get in
1:37:06
Peach this is a referendum on him if we
1:37:08
get past that if we get past that I
1:37:16
think in 2020 you're gonna have Trump on
1:37:19
the right a politician maybe a Camilla
1:37:22
Harrison somebody on the left and I
1:37:23
think you'll have a Bloomberg or Romney
1:37:25
or somebody in the center I think it'll
1:37:27
be a three-way where I hope so because
1:37:28
if it's a three-way they will take away
1:37:30
enough votes to make sure a Donald Trump
1:37:32
never wins again but all right this is
1:37:37
insanity it's not even funny and Bannon
1:37:41
is just playing him
1:37:44
he's throwing these names that kamala
1:37:46
hair is another unelectable person I'd
1:37:50
like it when she rattles her pearls
1:37:51
that's the best thing is was was Mar
1:37:58
being kind of dumb
1:37:59
and so they finished no no that's not
1:38:02
being dumb he's all he's doing is he's
1:38:04
using banyan as a crutch to you know
1:38:08
show where he stands over and over again
1:38:12
it's boring it's not funny it's boring
1:38:14
is Park about to come then and I didn't
1:38:17
notice that this was going on but
1:38:18
apparently Bannon has and this is where
1:38:22
Mar is actually unhinged I would love to
1:38:25
know what advice you would give to
1:38:28
Donald Trump if he didn't leave even
1:38:31
after he lost because I saw Hillary
1:38:33
Clinton you're obsessed with this I am
1:38:35
obsessed gonna leave wait a second
1:38:38
because this is insane narcissus all the
1:38:43
time about how we should I be president
1:38:45
for life let me read what Hillary said
1:38:47
because Pete you're right people have
1:38:48
been saying I'm an alarmist and I'm
1:38:49
crazy cuz I keep saying he's not gonna
1:38:51
leave even if he loses now crooked
1:38:53
Hillary is saying she said you remember
1:38:58
the moment in the third debate when
1:38:59
Trump refused to pledge that he would
1:39:02
accept the result of the vote that's
1:39:04
where it started
1:39:05
he said it took my breath away even the
1:39:07
moderator from Fox News couldn't believe
1:39:10
it I felt the foundations of our
1:39:12
democracy tremble imagine if Trump does
1:39:15
the same thing in 2020 what happens this
1:39:18
is this the reason she's not president I
1:39:20
mean this is the kind of this is this is
1:39:22
the kind of gobbledygook so yours will
1:39:24
go if he loses Oh at all takes a
1:39:26
question absolutely it made it's not
1:39:27
even I mean that's that's absurd so
1:39:32
there's I guess a large portion of the
1:39:35
dimension beef folk that actually
1:39:37
believed this but I remember this and
1:39:40
when you talk about well everything's
1:39:42
worse than it ever was this was the same
1:39:44
story that was going around when Nixon
1:39:47
was president I verily clearly remember
1:39:49
Nixon was gonna stay in forever there
1:39:52
was how a president for life sure yeah
1:39:54
president for life he couldn't be able
1:39:56
to get him out happened again with bush
1:39:58
I used to put it on my blog all the time
1:40:00
I had a special a little ad it said vote
1:40:04
bush third term he's hanging in her
1:40:08
third term change to change the laws it
1:40:11
was you are of course absolutely correct
1:40:14
it was satirical you're right and the
1:40:16
Hitler meme has been laid on certainly
1:40:19
bush pretty sure Nixon as well braces
1:40:24
xenophobe the difference is the internet
1:40:26
that's the difference you know just what
1:40:29
you know we would have whatever
1:40:30
Mockingbird would come on in the six
1:40:32
o'clock news like okay I guess that's
1:40:34
what's happening today and now we're
1:40:36
seeing you know the sausage being not
1:40:37
just made but we're seeing the slaughter
1:40:39
of the beast that goes into the sausage
1:40:41
it's all open it we see it now so it's
1:40:44
it comes across as wow it's
1:40:47
unprecedented but I think it's pretty
1:40:49
much business as usual and it's the same
1:40:51
damn people who are now in their mid 80s
1:40:54
well is pathetic
1:40:57
yeah what's Trump gonna stay and how's
1:41:00
that gonna work I don't know what how's
1:41:03
it work what does he do is your station
1:41:05
a they really think that's yeah that is
1:41:08
it stupid no I'm gonna stay here because
1:41:10
I'm gonna stay here let's come on
1:41:13
there's nothing's operate anyway I have
1:41:17
a kind of an inner kind of a weird
1:41:20
off-the-wall clip that's worth playing
1:41:21
if you want to sure when it's mind
1:41:23
changing the subject a little bit yeah
1:41:25
Lindsay Lohan it was another Freaky
1:41:29
Friday for Lindsay Lohan last night the
1:41:33
actress live-streamed of bizarre
1:41:35
confrontation with what appeared to be a
1:41:37
homeless family that Lohan said we're
1:41:39
Syrian refugees tell me your story
1:41:42
so I can help you the Mean Girls star
1:41:44
starts out playing nice want to come
1:41:46
with me come with me let me take care of
1:41:50
you guys speaking a strange accent
1:41:52
salted with some kind of foreign
1:41:54
language when the parents refuse the
1:41:58
parent rap star pursues I won't leave
1:42:01
until I take you when she tries to grab
1:42:03
the kids Lohan gets a hit the incident
1:42:09
lit up social media Twitter users
1:42:11
calling her crazy and worrying about her
1:42:14
mental health the star didn't respond
1:42:16
requests for comment Lohan has a history
1:42:18
of activism on behalf of Syrian refugees
1:42:20
visiting Turkey last year there's no one
1:42:23
that's actually gone there experienced
1:42:25
it gone to attempt to the container
1:42:27
count even opening a pro refugee
1:42:29
nightclub in Athens called Lohan but the
1:42:33
32 year old stars well-known history of
1:42:35
alcohol and drug abuse has last night's
1:42:37
video fueling speculation that that
1:42:40
history may not be entirely behind her
1:42:42
the whole world is seeing this right now
1:42:44
Matt Bradley NBC News yeah this got a
1:42:47
lot of play that the video was kind of
1:42:50
dark and yeah you couldn't see much and
1:42:53
it's Lindsay Lohan I'm surprised you
1:42:55
brought this to the show
1:42:57
well I couldn't help it because of
1:43:00
besides the fact that she's talking in
1:43:02
kind of pidgin English I think that
1:43:03
should be understood yeah it was that
1:43:18
was ludicrous but the other thing that
1:43:20
got me about this clipping who I brought
1:43:21
to the show was how does this woman
1:43:24
what's going on with this woman that she
1:43:26
can afford to open a nightclub in Athens
1:43:30
Greece in the first place which she has
1:43:33
what kind of does she have any money I
1:43:35
don't know so no no no this is what is
1:43:38
going on with this nightclub it would
1:43:39
maybe there's a native ad for the
1:43:41
nightclub I mean I found this would be a
1:43:43
very peculiar presentation it was I
1:43:47
think it was on NBC yeah well when you
1:43:49
get to a Lindsay Lohan type situation I
1:43:51
think that you know you get some guys
1:43:54
but hey we'll give you a an apartment
1:43:56
and you'd be here and you be our draw
1:43:59
for the club we're gonna open up a new
1:44:01
club and that's what that seems like and
1:44:03
so that means that she's living in
1:44:04
Greece for a little bit or she's going
1:44:06
back and forth and now this is the whole
1:44:10
Lindsay Lohan story is sad but it does
1:44:14
morph me to two other things one about
1:44:17
Greece the other one I just found out
1:44:19
last night by coincidence my cousin sent
1:44:23
me it was a YouTube video and it was an
1:44:25
audio interview of my grandfather
1:44:28
Renwick Eugene curry who was a pillar of
1:44:31
society in the North Castle area which
1:44:34
is no Armonk and he he was a part of a
1:44:37
lot of things got roads named after him
1:44:39
and a certain point he said yeah when we
1:44:41
were in our 80s then Marjorie that's my
1:44:43
grandmother we traveled around and we
1:44:45
went to see all the kids and you know of
1:44:47
course I was in the Netherlands and the
1:44:49
Don was in South Korea and they said
1:44:52
then we even had time to go a find
1:44:54
Marjorie's family in Syria
1:44:58
like what I didn't know this my
1:45:01
grandmother comes while her father was
1:45:06
lived in Latakia for many many years and
1:45:09
I'm not sure if she was born there or
1:45:11
not but I have a Syrian connection in my
1:45:14
family which has been very interesting
1:45:16
I've been just going and going down
1:45:17
these rabbit holes trying to figure out
1:45:18
who's connected to what and apparently
1:45:21
Mike Mike my great-grandfather is buried
1:45:24
in Turkey somewhere
1:45:29
doctor yeah so I've got this connection
1:45:31
to Syria which I didn't know about now I
1:45:33
don't know if it's Syrian blood or that
1:45:35
he was a missionary or I'm still trying
1:45:37
to figure that out but
1:45:40
that was just a personal thing that of
1:45:42
interest well you could figure it out
1:45:44
eventually oh yeah yeah well ancestry
1:45:46
cuts where I've been looking
1:45:47
ancestry.com now the other part better
1:45:50
sites than that I mean there's some
1:45:51
genealogists I'm sure in our audience
1:45:53
that can help you on this yeah they'll
1:45:56
be great I mean it's that was
1:45:58
mind-boggling what I have a Syrian
1:46:00
connection and it you know my the curry
1:46:02
side the family has been interesting of
1:46:03
course with John Steuart curry the
1:46:05
painter and never really thought about
1:46:07
my grandmother there you go
1:46:09
so yes I'm John Stuart Stuart curry
1:46:11
paintings yes I have no I have two
1:46:14
pieces by John Steuart curry I have a
1:46:17
charcoal drawing of one of his famous
1:46:20
elephants in the circus tent which is
1:46:22
kind of unique because it's dgood and I
1:46:25
have a charcoal drawing that he drew of
1:46:29
my dad as a boy so he has sketches
1:46:32
sketches yes yeah
1:46:36
the collector doesn't so interested okay
1:46:41
better hold on to that blue Apple laptop
1:46:44
that's going to be more valuable than
1:46:45
the Jon Stewart yeah there is something
1:46:53
going on in Greece at the moment and we
1:46:55
have discussed this throughout the years
1:46:57
this is the Macedonia problem who gets
1:47:00
to use the name Macedonia and it's been
1:47:02
going on for a long time yeah it's
1:47:05
coming to a head once again but this
1:47:06
time the Russians are involved there are
1:47:11
new fears about possible Russian
1:47:13
interference system surrounding a
1:47:15
critical referendum in Macedonia this
1:47:17
weekend which may determine whether the
1:47:19
country integrates into the EU and NATO
1:47:22
the referendum is asking Macedonia's 2
1:47:24
million people to approve a plan to
1:47:26
change their country's official name to
1:47:29
the republic of north of macedonia doing
1:47:32
so would distinguish it from the
1:47:33
neighboring region in greece and end a
1:47:36
name dispute that's been blocking
1:47:38
Macedonia's route to EU and NATO
1:47:40
membership as a Europe correspondent
1:47:42
Damien grammatic us now reports there
1:47:44
are concerns that Russia may be working
1:47:46
to undermine Macedonia's shift towards
1:47:49
the west
1:47:50
Macedonia Macedonia they charm this is
1:47:52
at a little rally less than a hundred
1:47:54
people in the chilly evening on the edge
1:47:57
of the capital Skopje and behind them a
1:47:59
big banner Macedonia boycott here taking
1:48:03
the stage Juncker batch if he's the
1:48:05
leader of this boycott campaign the man
1:48:10
who is Macedonians among supporters on
1:48:15
his campaign bus young kabocha have told
1:48:17
us NATO wants to erase Macedonia he's
1:48:20
openly hostile to the West
1:48:21
our future is the Russian in the Ural
1:48:24
Asian company like China Russia not with
1:48:28
the European or anti campaign is
1:48:31
focusing on calling for a boycott
1:48:32
because if turnout is less than 50% the
1:48:35
vote will not be valid so the Prime
1:48:38
Minister Zoran zai of his urging people
1:48:40
to vote receive crowd Macedonia will be
1:48:43
better off integrated into the EU
1:48:46
he's done a deal with Greece if he gets
1:48:48
his country's name changed to North
1:48:51
Macedonia Greece will lift its veto on
1:48:53
it joining the EU and NATO somehow I
1:48:56
don't think is just about the name
1:48:58
there's got to be more to it
1:48:59
the crowds seem enthusiastic
1:49:04
rather than now I'm sure he doesn't
1:49:07
matter whatever they call us it's the
1:49:11
significance of the other things is is
1:49:14
very important but there are concerns
1:49:16
Russia which has long been influential
1:49:18
in this part of the world has not just
1:49:20
interfered on the streets but may be
1:49:22
doing so online because both real and
1:49:26
fake but there are more fake than real
1:49:28
he's growing and growing and growing day
1:49:30
by day a team of investigative
1:49:32
journalists dead by Sasuke spent Kafka
1:49:34
says thousands of new Twitter accounts
1:49:36
are being created every day
1:49:38
the fear is these are Russian controlled
1:49:40
networks being readied not to influence
1:49:42
the vote now but to stir up trouble soon
1:49:46
in the region
1:49:48
that's not concurring the Western
1:49:50
Balkans or Macedonia
1:49:51
they just keep maintaining the stability
1:49:54
so the fantasy of these people is just
1:49:58
fabulous such an imagination the Russian
1:50:03
BOTS there they're loaded they're ready
1:50:05
they're just waiting to attack that's
1:50:09
how it sounds the bots are gonna wart
1:50:12
the situation we can be fussing with
1:50:14
these BOTS yeah even but but that's it
1:50:17
referendum the Russian BOTS of course
1:50:19
are going to be brought in before the
1:50:21
referendum even takes place so we can
1:50:22
blame something on them somewhere the
1:50:25
brexit is still teetering we have Bojo
1:50:29
waiting in the wings and this other
1:50:31
jamoke johnson a hunt what's his name
1:50:35
Jeremy Hunt I think
1:50:38
yes Jeremy Hunt another candidate who
1:50:41
they me the Teresa may is toast I think
1:50:44
she's out I think that something's gonna
1:50:45
happen the boom yeah she never handled
1:50:47
the job well no
1:50:50
and what is Boris Johnson his idea is a
1:50:53
super Canada like we can have the same
1:50:57
deal Canada has with you super Canada
1:51:02
it's like he doesn't Johnson doesn't
1:51:04
want these job since he likes to be kind
1:51:06
of a goofball I don't think he really
1:51:07
wants to run the place he might be
1:51:08
actually pretty good if he did you know
1:51:11
you you mentioned something else about a
1:51:13
guy who doesn't want his job and that
1:51:16
kind of came to fruition it started on a
1:51:18
show day of course he their celebrity
1:51:20
status nor reputation is a technological
1:51:23
innovator provide an exemption from the
1:51:25
federal securities laws
1:51:26
the FCC's complaint which was filed
1:51:28
earlier today in federal district court
1:51:30
in the Southern District of New York
1:51:31
seeks a finding that must committed
1:51:34
securities fraud an injunction
1:51:36
prohibiting him from doing so in the
1:51:38
future civil penalties disgorgement of
1:51:41
any ill-gotten gains and a bar
1:51:43
prohibiting Musk from serving as an
1:51:44
officer or director of a public company
1:51:47
in the future we allege that Musk's
1:51:48
statements were false and misleading
1:51:49
because they lacked any basis in fact so
1:51:52
you have asserted that you really think
1:51:55
must wants to get kicked out of the job
1:51:57
and he got really close not quite quite
1:52:02
kickdown oh here we go filed a civil
1:52:03
lawsuit on Thursday that accused Tesla
1:52:06
CEO Elon Musk of securities fraud saying
1:52:09
he made false misleading statements
1:52:11
about a plan to take Tesla private it
1:52:14
all goes back to a series of tweets I
1:52:16
sent out on August 7th things he
1:52:18
arranged a deal to take checks of
1:52:20
private and had secured that funding he
1:52:22
claims this would have resulted in the
1:52:23
company's value was $420 per share which
1:52:27
at the time was a significant jump to
1:52:29
that price this was at $379 the SEC
1:52:33
claims that must mislead shareholders in
1:52:35
the public with his statements and that
1:52:37
no deal or funding was secured or
1:52:40
confirmed at the time now originally the
1:52:43
SEC wanted us to settle but as loyalists
1:52:45
that they would fight the charges that
1:52:46
was on Thursday which is when the SEC
1:52:48
filed the actual civil lawsuit and it
1:52:51
seems musk and his team had a change of
1:52:53
heart and decided to go forward with the
1:52:56
settlement and like you said he
1:52:58
personally will have to pay twenty
1:52:59
million dollars and Tesla as a company
1:53:01
will have to pay an additional twenty
1:53:03
million dollars fine and what context
1:53:05
were reached their settlement without
1:53:07
admitting or denying the SEC allegations
1:53:11
so he never actually said he did
1:53:12
anything he's just now paying the fines
1:53:16
according to the settlement that's one
1:53:18
hot tire two independent chairman though
1:53:20
to oversee the company and monitor the
1:53:23
billionaire's public communication more
1:53:25
closely that was also part of the
1:53:26
settlement so that's going to be the big
1:53:28
change I don't think we'll have as much
1:53:30
in terms of the decision-making process
1:53:33
going forward so they will have
1:53:34
independent chairman coming in to to
1:53:37
oversee that well I can't wait to see
1:53:39
that report well that's all I could get
1:53:42
no I better still I miss you hurry
1:53:44
reporting was lame because he's still
1:53:46
gonna be the CEO that's what she's gonna
1:53:51
have no no no what she's saying is that
1:53:57
when you have to the the board structure
1:54:01
has changed the balance of the board
1:54:02
he's been kicked off the board he can't
1:54:05
be an officer there's two additional
1:54:07
board members who are coming in yeah and
1:54:09
they're supposed to keep an eye on it
1:54:10
you lose control of the shots come on
1:54:14
now here's what I got two feedbacks on
1:54:17
this two different perspectives one guy
1:54:20
one of our producer says you know that
1:54:21
thinks it's like rule 1033 I asked him
1:54:24
where's this from the IRS code I didn't
1:54:26
know where it came from but he's and he
1:54:28
mentioned that the guy who sold the San
1:54:30
Diego Chargers to Steve Ballmer and not
1:54:35
the Chargers of San Diego clippers she
1:54:37
became - Los Angeles Clippers - Steve
1:54:40
Ballmer the basketball team
1:54:43
I was told by the producer that he
1:54:45
didn't have to pay any capital gains tax
1:54:47
because if you're forced to sell your
1:54:50
shares by the government or by some
1:54:53
organization or whatever it seems to be
1:54:55
the MBA that forced them to do it under
1:54:58
those circuit is some circumstances
1:54:59
where you have to pay capital gains
1:55:00
because you didn't want to do it and so
1:55:04
you you get away scot-free
1:55:06
and he says he thinks that musk was
1:55:09
angling for this oh so he can because I
1:55:13
long so just have to pay taxes yeah wait
1:55:19
a minute
1:55:20
does this work with any industry if
1:55:22
you're forced at I double again I'm only
1:55:25
saying what this what our producer told
1:55:27
us I don't have never looked into
1:55:29
because I don't know what the
1:55:30
circumstance where it could possibly
1:55:31
happen but apparently if you're forced
1:55:33
by whatever the government or by the
1:55:36
some I have no idea why it would be the
1:55:39
NBA but if you're forced to sell you
1:55:42
don't want to sell you how your force
1:55:43
this is a forced sale like when you I
1:55:45
think is this happens maybe with public
1:55:47
domain in where you have the flu you're
1:55:49
forced to sell your way eminent domain
1:55:51
yeah eminent domain what am I mean yeah
1:55:55
yeah eminent domain all I know is that
1:55:57
and it seems like wow that's a great
1:55:59
scheme if that was it but apparently
1:56:00
didn't work out and now it's the second
1:56:03
opinion I got from somebody oh this was
1:56:06
Trump or Trump it's when I'd say that
1:56:10
this is Musk trying to sandbag his
1:56:15
shares so he could buy more now I'm not
1:56:19
buying now I'm not buying that I don't
1:56:21
know I'm not buying that under any
1:56:22
circumstances because it just seems like
1:56:25
old bad news ahead but yeah so that's
1:56:31
that's well it does look like the the
1:56:33
January 200 that the former New York
1:56:35
banker called is on his way interesting
1:56:38
to see what happens tomorrow yeah this
1:56:40
is so what are they at today what would
1:56:42
they do Friday oh it took a big hit I no
1:56:44
no no no this as bad as it could have
1:56:46
been is a good showman he's too stuck
1:56:50
with the stock mm-hmm you know he won't
1:56:52
be able to dump it without getting
1:56:54
caught or without having to dump it at
1:56:56
market prices and
1:56:57
have to pay taxes on it yeah he's gonna
1:57:00
be you he's gonna step it up you watch
1:57:03
yes I was down like 14 15 percent you
1:57:06
know we're gonna get sub hired new
1:57:08
chairman that keep an eye on him and
1:57:10
make a pinch and check his tweets yeah
1:57:14
that's gonna work you're gonna take his
1:57:17
phone away you're gonna take his account
1:57:20
away I don't think so
1:57:22
I picked up a clip from democracy now
1:57:27
that it was one of these foreboding
1:57:29
Clips has just got it just kind of talks
1:57:31
about the immigration one of the
1:57:32
immigration crisis a hunger strike going
1:57:35
on but in there there's what I consider
1:57:37
a little Easter Egg a little
1:57:40
just long-term thing we're gonna
1:57:42
thinking about see if you can catch oh
1:57:45
I'll never mind it's in the title of the
1:57:47
clip people without borders miss
1:57:50
immigrant will say some 70 immigrant
1:57:52
fathers and some of their children have
1:57:54
launched a hunger strike as they
1:57:56
languish inside the Karns count lists of
1:57:58
where's attention center a for-profit
1:58:00
immigration jail under contract with ice
1:58:02
the father is on strike had been
1:58:05
previously separated from their children
1:58:07
at the us-mexico border under the Trump
1:58:09
administration zero-tolerance crackdown
1:58:11
now reunited behind bars fathers and
1:58:14
their children are demanding immediate
1:58:15
freedom this is one of the hunger
1:58:17
strikers speaking by phone with the
1:58:18
group people Without Borders today we
1:58:25
started a hunger strike our children are
1:58:27
with us their schools nor are they we
1:58:31
were afraid that ice is going to
1:58:32
retaliate against us and separate us
1:58:34
again this country the majority of the
1:58:42
parents who are reunited were freed the
1:58:45
hunger strike at Carnes Detention Center
1:58:47
comes as new numbers released by the
1:58:49
Trump administration show at least a
1:58:50
hundred 36 migrant children are
1:58:53
separated from their parents at the
1:58:55
border are still in US government
1:58:57
custody more than two months after a
1:58:59
deadline set by a federal judge for
1:59:01
reunification three of the children are
1:59:03
under the age of five Oh
1:59:05
ripped from their mother's arms by train
1:59:09
these people Without Borders what is
1:59:11
that ya know that how does that is that
1:59:15
maybe that's a real organization then
1:59:17
the guys are the right wingers the
1:59:19
sovereign nation people I'm a sovereign
1:59:22
citizen is that people Without Borders -
1:59:25
well that's like it well people Without
1:59:27
Borders org since you mentioned it I'm
1:59:30
taking a look
1:59:32
let's see serving the world in
1:59:34
Washington DC this is people that
1:59:36
borders was organized in Washington DC
1:59:38
in 1997
1:59:40
so this is a trademark name
1:59:45
and other people without borders I don't
1:59:47
know is it maybe this is a new group
1:59:48
that is going to research I know it I
1:59:52
don't know then all I can say is that
1:59:54
I'm gonna ask the rhetorical question
1:59:57
how is this that people how is a person
1:59:59
without borders any different than a
2:00:01
sovereign citizen which everybody seems
2:00:03
to hate but the difference is one's a
2:00:05
left-wing and was the right-wing yeah
2:00:06
you're talking to the wind my friend
2:00:08
good luck with that
2:00:14
I've been tracking the Ebola scare a
2:00:17
bold up yeah and I think there's
2:00:21
something new that we should look out
2:00:22
for whenever we see this Ebola stuff I'm
2:00:26
always cautious you know we talked about
2:00:29
in the last show psych hey you in the
2:00:32
Congo really this is the you gotta send
2:00:34
troops now to the Congo but but we also
2:00:37
need a little more scary virus I don't
2:00:39
think the I think Ebola does it anymore
2:00:42
and the Daily Mail has done it yes
2:00:46
nearly 40 years since we defeated
2:00:49
smallpox scientists fear a new deadly
2:00:52
plague could strike at any moment
2:00:54
already three cases in the UK alone of
2:00:58
[Music] three cases in the UK alone of
2:01:00
monkey pox monkey pox yeah that's an old
2:01:04
one monkey pox are back baby yeah they
2:01:07
showed the pictures they got pictures of
2:01:08
people's monkey pox he's got like you
2:01:10
have this huge scabby looking things on
2:01:13
your hair yeah Bom Bom about your nose
2:01:16
and then they all show the the monkey
2:01:18
with his mouth open and his fangs out I
2:01:20
feel crazy monkey those crazy monkeys
2:01:24
three people already struck down with
2:01:26
deadly monkey pox virus I think I think
2:01:30
you know we've had bird flu we had swine
2:01:31
flu I think monkey guts
2:01:33
Zika masika's not a good name musky
2:01:36
bazinga Zika monkey pox now there's a
2:01:38
name like you don't want a monkey pox
2:01:40
you know what monkey nothing monkey pox
2:01:43
does not sound like a good thing to have
2:01:45
no it doesn't a lot of protest marketing
2:01:51
going on okay this is exactly what it is
2:01:53
I'm gonna show my food by donation to no
2:01:56
agenda imagine all the people who could
2:01:58
do oh yeah
2:01:59
[Music] oh yeah
2:02:07
and indeed we do have a few people to
2:02:10
thank for show tens 73 and we start with
2:02:14
HTM I kiss its poles poles peel Els $100
2:02:20
in one cent yeah it's a Dutch guy what
2:02:24
does he say here first time donation
2:02:25
from an old China hand from the
2:02:28
Netherlands that enjoys listening to
2:02:30
Thursday's per week I'm behind the Great
2:02:32
Firewall HTM pools deducing in order to
2:02:38
you've been deduced that firewall is not
2:02:43
too good ah palsy yeah no what are you
2:02:47
gonna do it's gonna get worse before it
2:02:49
gets better
2:02:49
another Dutchman Paul then then Coeur de
2:02:53
la Concorde ilaria in emid in a mountain
2:02:57
I'm out in 100 dollars he says great
2:03:00
show from last Thursday an extra
2:03:03
donation for the ten-hour Brett
2:03:05
Kavanaugh a construction yes you got any
2:03:08
that was yours yes well I think I think
2:03:10
we've we've done you some service today
2:03:12
I guess so
2:03:13
sure Patrick Cole the Baron of Tennessee
2:03:15
yo yo nineteen we're always credit him
2:03:18
with the tsardom but but we rarely
2:03:20
mentioned he's the Baron at Tennessee
2:03:22
that's correct and he sure is jobs and
2:03:25
travel Karma
2:03:27
yeah wait yes no yeah he does once you
2:03:30
give it to him because he's a baron jobs
2:03:32
jobs jobs and jobs let's vote for job
2:03:38
you've got karma with a yay the yay
2:03:45
Tyler Sandberg and Goering NUI Nebraska
2:03:51
81 so this is our 81 call as your nephew
2:03:54
PC Mag if you piece of magazine
2:03:57
Jacob Hernandez in Grandview Washington
2:04:00
space force autonomous sir synonymous
2:04:05
the Baron of the cold region he also
2:04:09
mentioned speech he's gonna buy a space
2:04:11
force t-shirt love the space force yes
2:04:14
miles comer 81 the David fuga Zotoh and
2:04:18
Gladstone Missouri a career change
2:04:21
coming soon so perhaps uh some
2:04:22
pre-emptive jobs karma we can do that
2:04:24
for you uh and he's a sir Dame Beth the
2:04:29
Baroness of Baja Arizona mr. Chuck
2:04:31
Walters Israel eighty ones in Schaumburg
2:04:33
Illinois day Donald cool in Merrimack
2:04:37
Valley sir Brian the Baron of Costa Mesa
2:04:41
in Costa Mesa
2:04:42
mark hi Merman in parts unknown
2:04:46
Gregory rata my Ray Ray Ray Rademacher
2:04:53
[Music] rata my Ray Ray Ray Rademacher
2:05:03
this is assert Tim of the tunnels eighty
2:05:07
one who said Lord eighty-one
2:05:08
they just eighty one just on this
2:05:10
eighty-one stuff and the 5g I did get a
2:05:12
note that I was supposed to pass on to
2:05:14
you from Eduardo yeah regarding 5g
2:05:18
because that was part of what happened
2:05:20
there's your 5g article and it was not
2:05:22
positive so it got unceremoniously
2:05:25
removed Eduardo says I know a person
2:05:28
that works at Nokia in Finland he's
2:05:30
participating a lot of seminars and
2:05:31
workshops around the world to define the
2:05:33
5g standards he as a technical person
2:05:35
complains that there are many big
2:05:37
players defining the standard
2:05:40
all of them are pushing to get their
2:05:42
patents and standards into the spec that
2:05:45
there's a case of conflicting patterns
2:05:48
of course as you mentioned the last
2:05:52
podcast some investigation is an order
2:05:54
also anti D DoCoMo the Japanese telco is
2:05:56
pushing a lot to get the system up and
2:05:58
running during the Olympic Games in
2:06:00
Tokyo see I think that's probably true
2:06:02
is there truly a 5g defined standard yet
2:06:05
or is this all this is the political
2:06:07
stuff that goes down I think it's all a
2:06:08
bunch of bullcrap me too it's just 4G
2:06:11
with a 5 logo now they do want to put
2:06:15
these little transmitters on every
2:06:16
telephone pole and light stanchion there
2:06:19
is yeah so you can drive around and
2:06:21
you're gonna get to this is nonsense
2:06:24
better they can track you better but 5g
2:06:27
thinking you know it won't even
2:06:29
penetrate your house millimeter wave is
2:06:31
it will hit the wall in the standard no
2:06:33
you gotta have a whole bunch in your
2:06:34
house yes what's gonna happen that's
2:06:37
gonna suck you're gonna have it's
2:06:39
cataracts irradiated thank you sir
2:06:43
charles of wyoming in mesa arizona 73 73
2:06:46
oh hold on John no we still the boobs
2:06:49
we're still at 8008 oh I've missed all
2:06:51
the boobs
2:06:52
yeah how can I miss the booth I don't
2:06:54
know dancing in Carlisle Pennsylvania
2:06:56
the first 1-800 a dude named Muhammad
2:06:59
Ali he says he likes his women who are
2:07:03
like building seven going down for no
2:07:06
reason read that to be a little weird no
2:07:17
Boop I mean is something a guy would say
2:07:19
going down for no reason yeah personally
2:07:23
as an older male I found it highly
2:07:25
amusing as I as a middle-aged male I
2:07:27
found it offensive that's you got to you
2:07:30
got to cutting off point right there
2:07:32
mm-hmm this nobody don't cut off
2:07:34
anything more David see Pew 800 80 found
2:07:39
the boob and Marshall rat to shinny red
2:07:42
touch niak breath pushing the akkyun
2:07:45
regina sass good Saskatchewan where was
2:07:49
the boob in the newsletter it was a
2:07:52
pictures that the dork guy had it was
2:07:55
the scuba diver oh yeah yeah he was a
2:07:58
true boob pastor charles of wyoming in
2:08:02
Mesa Arizona I thought had some funny
2:08:04
pictures in that news Largent really pay
2:08:05
off though nope Sir Charles of Wyoming
2:08:09
Mesa Arizona 73 73 yes kj6 lng that
2:08:15
would be me east 5k k5 a ACI TM amateur
2:08:20
radio even know what Jenner will save
2:08:21
the world please play the tango the
2:08:24
India tango Mike
2:08:25
rub rub Eliezer at the end of the block
2:08:27
of the show age sometimes yeah yes 70
2:08:31
used to you sir Charles Lauren
2:08:33
Littlefield Manchester New Hampshire
2:08:35
little Karma for you at the end Baron
2:08:39
Marc Tanner in Whittier California
2:08:42
Amanda Monroe wrote she's actually used
2:08:46
another name and she's I think she just
2:08:47
got married or some she changed her name
2:08:49
but as she got the perfect the perfect
2:08:52
printing handwriting it's I think she's
2:08:56
done let's just make sure I'll make this
2:08:58
short first can I ask for a D douching
2:09:01
[Music] first can I ask for a D douching
2:09:05
March I plan on going on a subscription
2:09:07
to prevent this second may be added to
2:09:10
the birthday list my birthday was
2:09:11
September 18th I turned 30
2:09:13
love the show now who is this Amanda
2:09:16
Amanda more Monroe yeah she's on the
2:09:18
list yep
2:09:21
Robert Bruckner 55 55 Charles Valderrama
2:09:25
and Milwaukee hold on whoa night night
2:09:30
awake Chris yes only took seven years
2:09:33
but this donation puts me in the
2:09:35
knighthood dub me sir Manish what
2:09:37
[Music] dub me sir Manish what
2:09:38
Manischewitz God sir Manischewitz I'll
2:09:43
take the opium and warm orange juice
2:09:45
please the opium and warm orange juice
2:09:48
and he wants some jingles my oh my
2:09:51
my Sharia I don't know if we have that
2:09:54
what he's asking for my Sharia and call
2:09:57
me sir don't know what he's talking
2:09:58
about sir don't know what he's talking
2:09:58
well he's gonna be on the list is you on
2:10:00
the list to be knighted I think so he's
2:10:02
on the list and hold on I might as well
2:10:04
do this now I have my Sharia here I
2:10:07
think yes we have this one for him call
2:10:12
me sir
2:10:19
[Applause] sir
2:10:20
[Music] sir
2:10:24
under my Sharia law okay play that one
2:10:31
at the end as well not Jake from the
2:10:34
quiet corner 5230 5432 Eric ho Cole
2:10:41
comes through without Unicode nice son
2:10:45
boy because I think you left the
2:10:46
homeland yeah from Melrose Deutschland
2:10:50
52 a juror I think he's a service nice
2:10:54
Orang Asli
2:10:55
i must be by now yeah a gerald amis in
2:10:58
all the time
2:10:59
Gerald ich 5150 sir Austin of the snowy
2:11:02
cascades Cascades and Sammamish
2:11:05
Washington to do 150 in the following a
2:11:08
$50 donors name and location Jessica
2:11:10
Pettigrew and Monticello Arkansas
2:11:13
Michael Shambo and Topeka Kansas
2:11:16
Marilyn Osborne Marilyn F Osborne in
2:11:20
Cincinnati Osborne Marilyn F Osborne in
2:11:21
Shane Sizemore in Terre Haute Indiana
2:11:24
and last on the list and a big drop-off
2:11:27
after that is sir Brian Watson in
2:11:29
Raleigh North Carolina
2:11:30
well thank everybody for helping us
2:11:32
produce Joe 1073 and I'd like everyone
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these guys had think they had like a
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thousand kilos of fertilizer all the
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groovy stuff you don't know a hundred
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kilograms I'm sorry a fertilizer they
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were looking at possibly creating a car
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bomb the main perpetrator is apparently
2:16:44
from Iraq but the seven men range in age
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from 21 to 34 years of age and they said
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that they were looking to blow a lot of
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people up at a large event sadly they
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were all kind of near Rotterdam which is
2:17:02
where my daughter is
2:17:02
it is not very cool well they got caught
2:17:06
yes luckily they got caught but the
2:17:09
Dutch are quick to say yeah we're not
2:17:11
really watching everybody this is the
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officials swear to God
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we see who said this was a moke said
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this i'm not kidding it's the headline
2:17:20
hey we we thwarted this attack but we're
2:17:23
not watching everybody
2:17:24
what the hell said that let me see was
2:17:26
that the what's the point is saying that
2:17:29
I don't know so you can see why he
2:17:32
wished every watch you know if something
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bad happens they can say well he told
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you yeah well there's all kinds is the
2:17:40
Netherlands is not prepared for this you
2:17:42
know the cops were on strike a couple
2:17:44
weeks ago we're just on strike we don't
2:17:46
like it you know since the cops on the
2:17:48
street you've done
2:17:50
um I really hope that this is just a
2:17:54
one-off thing and they can stay on top
2:17:56
of it you stuff starts popping off in
2:17:59
Holland man it's gonna be real
2:18:01
problematic it's already such a team you
2:18:03
know that what he called it
2:18:05
teacher care box in your box yes
2:18:07
tinderbox care box in your box yes
2:18:12
I do have a quick OTG report okay I'm
2:18:16
fine yeah final phone that I tested now
2:18:20
as you know I was really liking the
2:18:22
Kyocera the the dura X II the two things
2:18:28
I didn't like about it where it really
2:18:29
take so long for me still not having a
2:18:31
QWERTY keyboard is a challenge and I do
2:18:35
need a little I'd really like a QWERTY
2:18:36
keyboard it can be a of course a
2:18:38
physical one but if you're and the
2:18:42
battery life was just shit on that thing
2:18:44
I don't know what was up for that but
2:18:46
the battery life was just you know
2:18:47
yourself you said you took it apart you
2:18:49
saw a little bit dinky bad about the
2:18:51
problem that's the problem
2:18:52
the batteries not big enough now there
2:18:54
is a phone and I had got it got it for
2:18:57
$39 and I think this is a real winner
2:19:01
now again I'm sticking with my Nokia e75
2:19:04
or but if you can get beyond that and
2:19:07
you don't have to send all that much and
2:19:09
you shouldn't it's the whole point of
2:19:10
going OTG the Alcatel flip phone go yes
2:19:16
yes yes which was sold under the cricket
2:19:19
brand for AT&T which is it's kind of and
2:19:24
you should look this phone up John it's
2:19:27
kind of and you know the cricket brand
2:19:28
is like for poor people you get this
2:19:33
phone it says cricket on it which kind
2:19:35
of says hey I'm a schlub right there I
2:19:37
can't afford a real AT&T account but
2:19:41
what's the model number it's the well
2:19:43
it's the flip phone go I think it's that
2:19:45
thing the way made one version they made
2:19:47
it for cricket you can buy them unlocked
2:19:48
on Amazon it has a cricket Alcatel quick
2:19:52
flip maybe it's the quick flip let me
2:19:54
see that was a flip may there's just
2:19:56
different brand names there's 29 bucks
2:19:59
yeah this is it this is the one yes
2:20:02
Chris yeah it's got a little screen
2:20:04
inside you see the screen so you looked
2:20:06
into it yeah we know the cricket Alcatel
2:20:08
yeah quick slip black 29 bucks yes it's
2:20:11
got four stars
2:20:12
yes now this has the original kayo S on
2:20:16
it before Google got into it
2:20:18
abso which is a version of what was
2:20:22
Chrome OS where they were you know with
2:20:24
chrome not Chrome Firefox Firefox was
2:20:26
going to make a a mobile operating
2:20:28
system I guess that kind of gave up
2:20:30
these guys picked it up this is now the
2:20:34
battery life so far I've had this thing
2:20:36
on for 24 hours and looks like I'm still
2:20:39
at 80% so that looks good but I haven't
2:20:41
really been using it but the browser
2:20:43
shows 4G LTE the browser is superfast I
2:20:47
don't know why it's different than the
2:20:49
than the one on the Kyocera but this
2:20:53
thing sings along it's incredibly fast
2:20:56
you know it still has kind of a low low
2:20:58
res screen but for some reason it seems
2:21:00
also better than the Kyocera Vitt for
2:21:03
the price for 29 or 39 bucks this thing
2:21:06
is a gem I recommend you pick one up and
2:21:09
the best part I fired it up I'm like
2:21:13
well you know I'm gonna read from the
2:21:15
description it takes it does email surf
2:21:18
the web over crickets 4G LTE network or
2:21:21
Wi-Fi new Wi-Fi mm-hmm quickly swap snap
2:21:24
photos with this fantastic 2 megapixel
2:21:27
yeah to Mexico yeah it has this comes
2:21:34
with the contractor that's not a that's
2:21:35
not an unlocked phone no but I have the
2:21:38
unlocked phone you can you can get them
2:21:39
unlocked okay he tried to pay the extra
2:21:42
10 bucks yeah whatever and so this has a
2:21:44
little screen on the front which gives
2:21:46
you the but who's calling so you have
2:21:48
your caller ID it gives you the time so
2:21:50
you know presenting oh yeah the coolest
2:21:53
thing is it also has a calendar and the
2:21:56
calendar you can connect to different
2:21:59
certain now again the Chi OS that runs
2:22:01
on this Google made a 22 million dollar
2:22:03
investment the shit's ruined but this is
2:22:06
not the ruined version this is the old
2:22:09
version and if you don't do what I did
2:22:13
you'll be great I'm just gonna tell you
2:22:15
what I did I opened the calendar because
2:22:17
I said oh this is cool let me see if I
2:22:19
can connect the calendar to my good I
2:22:21
still use a Google Calendar I've used it
2:22:23
for a decade now
2:22:25
so I I you know fired up and I Oh set
2:22:28
ago to a Google Calendar I do my
2:22:31
username my password and it keeps
2:22:33
getting rejected I'm like oh this is
2:22:35
weird why is it getting rejected this
2:22:36
and I'm sure it's the right password so
2:22:38
I give up
2:22:39
and I get all these emails from Google
2:22:42
unidentified device we don't know what's
2:22:44
going on this can't be you we've
2:22:45
rejected it no login no login allowed
2:22:48
they can't identify this device
2:22:52
you have to explicit and don't you don't
2:22:54
want to do that at all you don't want
2:22:55
any Google because once you say hey yeah
2:22:57
this was me then Google knows that
2:23:00
that's you they cannot identify you or
2:23:02
the device all they see is Firefox OS
2:23:05
and they're very worried about it so I'd
2:23:08
say that's a plus plus but don't log in
2:23:14
as if you log in then Google only gives
2:23:17
you two options either you say yeah that
2:23:18
was me or you have to reset your
2:23:20
password and everything and who knows
2:23:23
what'll happen after that but that to me
2:23:25
was a big benefit I really enjoyed that
2:23:27
the Alcatel flip phone go quick flip
2:23:30
whatever it's called about 39 bucks on
2:23:33
Amazon will keep you safe and sane
2:23:37
because that's really what it's about
2:23:39
less interruption less tracking no apps
2:23:43
sanity we have this guy Sharbot who is
2:23:47
they used to be enough china all the
2:23:49
time and he was always bringing me
2:23:50
phones mm-hmm
2:23:52
that were like Apple clones and all the
2:23:55
rest of them but he said he's the
2:23:56
cheapest he said he gave me a copy of
2:23:59
the cheapest phone made in China it was
2:24:02
one of these kind of phones that didn't
2:24:03
do anything hmm
2:24:05
there's 20 bucks for 25 bucks in China
2:24:07
and so when we went to London for
2:24:11
Thanksgiving last year we brought all
2:24:12
these phones to see if we can get you
2:24:14
know SIM cards from local the only phone
2:24:16
that consistently worked was guess which
2:24:19
one yeah this shitty one of course yeah
2:24:22
yeah no I'm so this phone probably be a
2:24:26
great phone this is a fan it really is
2:24:28
now it feel it's plastic it feels like
2:24:30
crap but if you're like me if you're
2:24:33
just trying to get some sanity and it's
2:24:34
and I I feel I've been doing really well
2:24:37
I really don't care anymore
2:24:39
if I'm out and I don't know what's going
2:24:41
on or I can't it's not that important
2:24:44
it's not what's that apart you're not a
2:24:45
you're not a doctor on call that's
2:24:48
always tell people that's what we used
2:24:49
to say yourself something that you have
2:24:53
to you can answer anywhere but if you're
2:24:55
not what's the point of picking up
2:24:57
everyday stupid message that people
2:24:59
sends no we did wait
2:25:00
we were out Saturday we're running
2:25:02
around and I
2:25:03
text text message works and it's from
2:25:05
you a newsletter
2:25:07
like how great you know and I can go in
2:25:09
I can it takes something I have to sit
2:25:11
down you can't do well walk-in and
2:25:13
shopping you got to sit down like okay
2:25:14
I'm going to the email it takes a second
2:25:16
you get the email there's no
2:25:18
notification to tap on for you know you
2:25:21
got to do some work then I can open up
2:25:23
your the the document it has some kind
2:25:25
of document reader and I can send stuff
2:25:27
back so in a pinch for an emergency it
2:25:30
works but otherwise Tina and I just had
2:25:33
a great day walking around watching
2:25:36
people bump into stuff multiple phones
2:25:38
in their hands zombies you will flinch
2:25:42
and you will feel good when you make
2:25:44
this step
2:25:48
the thing I had is Tim berners-lee has
2:25:51
started something that I don't
2:25:53
understand oh okay you know I saw the
2:25:56
teaser for this and I never followed up
2:25:58
to read it so now maybe you can tell me
2:25:59
well he's up to something
2:26:02
yeah he's he says though we have to read
2:26:05
II centralize the web okay I'm all in
2:26:08
then Tim berners-lee is the inventor of
2:26:10
the World Wide Web that's how he is
2:26:13
credited as the inventor of the world
2:26:16
why is that he is the guy who invented
2:26:17
HTTP okay so he says I believe we've
2:26:24
reached a critical tipping point and
2:26:25
that powerful change for the better is
2:26:28
possible that's why I have over recent
2:26:31
years been working with a few people at
2:26:32
MIT and elsewhere to develop a solid an
2:26:35
open source project to restore the power
2:26:37
and agency of individuals on the web and
2:26:41
so it seems like these are like there's
2:26:46
some kind of hash space or you know like
2:26:49
torrent space or something that he's
2:26:51
envisioning and everybody just has a
2:26:54
couple of blocks of code which represent
2:26:57
you and these blocks of code you could
2:26:59
apparently you could just you know put
2:27:01
them on your laptop and because of the
2:27:04
way the system will work everybody can
2:27:06
access it so it's really a decent you
2:27:08
know it's I think kind of in a way like
2:27:10
a mastodon only without the server part
2:27:12
in the middle I'm not quite sure how it
2:27:15
works and it's not very clear it'll
2:27:18
never be clear
2:27:21
gonna have to have somebody who really
2:27:22
understands it explain it on a blight
2:27:24
board yeah when you have that then how
2:27:26
can people get on board with this
2:27:27
doesn't seem like this is the reason
2:27:30
when I was I had to actually to
2:27:33
understand CloudFlare mm-hmm and engine
2:27:36
X the two major things going on right
2:27:40
now sure I have to go visit the company
2:27:42
and talk to the CEO and have drawn a
2:27:44
whiteboard for me which I can manage to
2:27:47
do I guess still probably do that and
2:27:49
they will draw the stuff up and you go
2:27:51
oh okay I think I get it yeah okay okay
2:27:54
good I'm gonna take it back it's not
2:27:56
that DC you do there's going to be so
2:27:58
you have a pod p OD a solid that's the
2:28:02
name of the company pod it sounds like
2:28:04
he's doing a VC play quite honestly but
2:28:06
anyway within the solid ecosystem you
2:28:09
decide where you store your data photos
2:28:11
you take comments you write contacts in
2:28:14
your address book calendar events how
2:28:15
many miles you run they're all stored in
2:28:17
your solid pod the solid is not my hard
2:28:22
disk off of my drive says I'm an I Drive
2:28:25
see you know my three terabyte you know
2:28:28
plug in I mean there's a but what about
2:28:30
my yeah my my terabyte thumb drive I
2:28:34
mean you got out of HOD baby if you
2:28:37
don't have a pod about everything has to
2:28:40
be out there get of a solid I don't like
2:28:42
anything being out there you gotta have
2:28:45
a pod baby now look into it you know
2:28:48
what he may have a great technical
2:28:49
solution but he needs some help on the
2:28:51
marketing here big button get a solid
2:28:54
pod would you keep your pod away from me
2:28:57
don't stick that in my direction
2:28:58
I don't want your pod put it in his face
2:29:00
whatever your dad's the it's very strict
2:29:03
but I'm gonna try and understand it
2:29:05
because you know the guys genius and he
2:29:07
invited me to the Queen yeah hung out
2:29:10
with him at the Queen in in England
2:29:11
remember that yep so
2:29:14
unless you can figure it out
2:29:17
pod a solid pod no I'm all for it yeah
2:29:22
you know this is the kind of thing these
2:29:24
things the problem with berners-lee is
2:29:27
that his time has passed and he if he
2:29:32
had stayed on the on the job of you know
2:29:37
kind of like lineThe line declining the
2:29:41
line Excel Innes yeah linus torvalds
2:29:43
linus torvalds did four until he finally
2:29:48
was rusted and after all these years I
2:29:50
think we maybe have it you have a
2:29:52
different situation but and coming back
2:29:54
into the scene is like yeah it's like
2:29:57
too late well he was never really in the
2:29:59
scene I mean he was promoted in ninety
2:30:02
well as he put it
2:30:04
when did he invent that thing what they
2:30:05
should do is do one of those eighty
2:30:06
confused college kid interviews man on
2:30:09
the street say who invented the World
2:30:11
Wide Web
2:30:11
I guarantee you most will say Zuckerberg
2:30:15
some will say Steve Jobs some will say
2:30:18
Google no one no one will say Tim
2:30:21
berners-lee well I'd say that's probably
2:30:25
true I mean if you ask him who created
2:30:26
the podcast it'll be Adam Carolla
2:30:29
it'll be Ricky Gervais yeah everyone but
2:30:32
me yeah I'm okay with that
2:30:35
my gift to the world you do about it I
2:30:38
need no recognition for my gift to the
2:30:39
world no recognition for my gift to the
2:30:40
sure you do yes yeah a little bit you're
2:30:42
fooling yourself
2:30:43
so there's a big poll that came out Jon
2:30:46
Yahoo was it used for most annoying
2:30:50
neighbors in America
2:30:52
yeah how's that a polling thing
2:30:56
just saying it says poll reveals most
2:30:58
annoying neighbors in America so I guess
2:31:00
there is that work do you okay do you
2:31:03
want to know how they did the polar you
2:31:05
want the results which could be funny
2:31:06
you're just gonna be just gonna be a no
2:31:08
you know what you're the most annoying
2:31:09
neighbor there we go you're done
2:31:11
there it comes what I was going to say
2:31:13
is Austin is very high on the list
2:31:17
they're number three with most annoying
2:31:19
big-city neighbors yes it's like the
2:31:22
best city to live in type of poll right
2:31:25
but Austin is on this list for speak
2:31:29
uple of things so Houston is the worst
2:31:32
city for loud music Philadelphia the
2:31:35
worst for loud voices Los Angeles the
2:31:39
worst for loud parties
2:31:43
Indianapolis worse for loud pets but
2:31:47
Austin worse for loud pets but
2:31:51
dogs worse for loud pets but
2:31:54
ah yeah
2:31:56
and you live in a whole building full of
2:31:59
dogs you know but I gotta tell you I'm
2:32:01
seeing a lot of these dudes with the pit
2:32:03
bulls you know with the choker collars
2:32:06
and you know these guys are the
2:32:09
douchebags you know these guys are the
2:32:10
you know just douchebags with a dog
2:32:15
yeah it's a shithole here so you're
2:32:19
seeing a lot of pit bulls in Austin hmm
2:32:21
oh yeah huh yeah
2:32:25
balls yeah huh yeah
2:32:28
you should talk to your buddy and get a
2:32:31
Fela yeah that's what I need a big
2:32:36
slobbering bear walking around no I
2:32:40
don't think so no I don't think so let's
2:32:48
see what else we have your gentleman
2:32:50
must be close to we got some actual news
2:32:54
clips that are about stuff that would
2:32:56
mainstream's not covering might as well
2:32:57
play I'm okay this is I got WTF Columbia
2:33:00
this is on democracy now the report from
2:33:02
Columbia that tell me you know any of
2:33:04
this that tell me you know any of
2:33:04
and in Columbia human rights groups are
2:33:06
warning of an epidemic of murders
2:33:08
targeting environmentalists and leaders
2:33:10
of social movements new statistics
2:33:12
compiled by Columbia and human rights
2:33:14
groups found more than 38,000 people
2:33:16
have been displaced and 110 social
2:33:18
leaders killed in the first eight months
2:33:20
of the year the swell and violence is
2:33:23
centered in areas where armed conflict
2:33:25
has been historically most active and as
2:33:28
Columbia's peace process has faltered
2:33:30
under its new right-wing president
2:33:32
Yvonne Duque yeah and you know it's it's
2:33:35
hard that this is coming from Democracy
2:33:37
Now know I've not seen any of this
2:33:39
anywhere in the Merkin news media
2:33:41
nothing course not know a little bit
2:33:47
she's just reading you know the first
2:33:48
sentence and some whatever came off the
2:33:51
wire same thing with this Mexico report
2:33:53
in Mexico City president-elect Andres
2:33:56
Manuel Lopez Obrador welcomed the head
2:33:58
of the International Olympic Committee
2:33:59
Thursday to a celebration of the 50th
2:34:01
anniversary of the 1968 Olympic Games
2:34:04
held in Mexico's capital city the
2:34:06
ceremony came just days after Mexico's
2:34:08
government acknowledged for the first
2:34:10
time that the state was criminally
2:34:12
responsible for the massacre of hundreds
2:34:15
of student protesters in Mexico City on
2:34:17
the eve of the 68 Olympics to date no
2:34:19
one has been convicted over what's known
2:34:21
as that plat local massacre interior
2:34:24
ministry official Jaime Roshan said
2:34:26
Monday quote the use of sniper fire was
2:34:29
a state crime aimed at creating chaos
2:34:31
terror and an official narrative to
2:34:34
criminalize the protests it was a state
2:34:36
crime that continued beyond October 2nd
2:34:39
with arbitrary arrests and
2:34:41
torture he said and in Colombia human
2:34:43
rights group okay I just I just imagine
2:34:46
her after those stories going and in
2:34:48
goofing news I mean it's like you know
2:34:52
this is that this is not this is not no
2:34:54
one cares no well I do
2:34:58
no of course no I'm sorry no one is bad
2:35:02
news here and there and the only last
2:35:04
clip I have and no if you want to end
2:35:06
with it now it
2:35:08
no plate will play it I don't know if
2:35:10
it's the end of the show but we'll play
2:35:12
it what do you have okay good you get
2:35:13
more stuff maybe well I have Trump you
2:35:16
know what Trump went to West Virginia to
2:35:18
one of his classic hours yes I got one
2:35:20
clip from there too did an hour of
2:35:22
material as I like to put it and he's
2:35:25
added a couple of new twists a couple of
2:35:27
new things he's testing he's he's you
2:35:30
know doing a little test marketing of
2:35:32
his material yeah when you see comedians
2:35:36
doing this you know the local venues
2:35:38
they always you bring out a yellow pad
2:35:39
and they'll actually read jokes from it
2:35:41
who do you have something in his inside
2:35:43
pocket but you can see this way he kind
2:35:46
of set it up so I'm gonna try this you
2:35:48
know him trying new material so but
2:35:50
let's play cuz it was you know kind of
2:35:52
interesting I don't think he's really
2:35:53
heading in the right direction with this
2:35:55
material but this is got this you know
2:35:57
this punch he's got just punchy Democrat
2:35:59
Party so when you see Democratic Party
2:36:02
it's wrong there's no name Democratic
2:36:05
Party that's a great name they should
2:36:07
probably change the name of you think
2:36:09
about it then I'd call him the
2:36:10
Democratic Party the Democrat Party is
2:36:14
radical socialism Venezuela and open
2:36:18
borders it's now called to me you've
2:36:21
never heard this before the party of
2:36:24
crime it's the party of crime that's
2:36:26
what it is
2:36:28
Democrat control Senate will try to take
2:36:31
away your second amendment they're gonna
2:36:33
take it away they want to take over
2:36:35
American healthcare and destroy it I
2:36:38
want to make us Venezuela that's what
2:36:40
they want to do you'll have Venezuela
2:36:42
big version the entire nation has
2:36:47
witnessed the shameless conduct of the
2:36:51
Democrat Party they're willing to throw
2:36:54
away every standard of decency justice
2:36:58
fairness and due process to get their
2:37:01
way they don't care how they get it some
2:37:03
great things are happening but a vote
2:37:05
for judge Kavanagh is also a vote to
2:37:08
reject the ruthless and outrageous
2:37:10
tactics of the Democrat Party mean
2:37:13
obstruction is mean resistors Wow wait a
2:37:17
minute is mean resistors Wow wait a
2:37:18
Trump is actually doing what he accuses
2:37:21
everybody of he say hey you vote for
2:37:23
Cavanaugh that's that's against those
2:37:25
a-holes what happened to justice rule of
2:37:28
law Constitution I hate that this pisses
2:37:33
me of the Democrat Party mean
2:37:37
obstructionists mean resistors for the
2:37:40
last 18 months
2:37:42
Democrats have spent every minute trying
2:37:44
to overturn the results of the last
2:37:47
election we had one of the great we had
2:37:50
one of the great every day it's like a
2:37:52
job it's like part of your job
2:37:55
description get up and fight them get up
2:37:59
and fight them yeah it's not working and
2:38:03
you know what it's not working you know
2:38:04
why is you see that he goes to West
2:38:07
Virginia and they do not preempt
2:38:09
anything on Fox for him they're no
2:38:12
longer pre-empting because they've
2:38:13
they've heard the material he's trying
2:38:15
to bring in new material it's not
2:38:16
landing he needs he needs some help he
2:38:18
needs something they need something to
2:38:19
work on experimenting changes his stuff
2:38:22
all the time he's almost like a
2:38:23
professional well you did have this one
2:38:25
which this is what I got from West
2:38:26
Virginia oh by the way we're doing great
2:38:28
with North Korea I have just
2:38:32
for them you know these dishonest people
2:38:37
back then so I left what did I do
2:38:40
was there like three months ago so for
2:38:43
80 years they've been working with this
2:38:44
stuff and for 25 years they've been
2:38:47
working on missiles and nuclear they got
2:38:49
nowhere on missiles and nuclear they got
2:38:50
they wouldn't even answer our
2:38:52
president's phone calls when they called
2:38:55
they told them don't call us and yes I
2:38:59
agree the rhetoric was unbelievably
2:39:02
harsh at the beginning but we have a
2:39:05
very good relationship we were going to
2:39:08
war with North Korea if that was what
2:39:11
was going to happen millions of people
2:39:15
would have been killed President Obama
2:39:17
told me when I sat just before taking
2:39:19
office he said the single biggest
2:39:21
problem this country has is North Korea
2:39:23
and he said he was you know very close
2:39:26
to going to war but fortunately his time
2:39:29
was up we want millions of people would
2:39:44
have died I mean you have saw 30 million
2:39:47
people died I mean you have saw 30 million
2:39:47
30 million off the board all three miles
2:39:49
away all dead
2:39:50
millions of people would have been all
2:39:52
did yes I came in and took a very hard
2:39:55
position and very hard position yeah and
2:39:58
you know what now we have this great
2:39:59
relationship and let's see what happens
2:40:01
let's see what happens
2:40:04
I had I'm trying to find the clip there
2:40:08
was fine tuned his career spiel for his
2:40:11
little bid for an hour yeah I like the
2:40:13
Obama it was Obama then we'd all be dead
2:40:16
I'll be dead the the foreign minister of
2:40:20
something for North Korea was I don't
2:40:23
know was on I only heard it and I didn't
2:40:25
clip it but I'm gonna get the clip maybe
2:40:27
it was Brett Baier or one of these guys
2:40:29
and he was talking about oh we're so
2:40:32
excited about president Trump because we
2:40:35
want to get rid of all the nuclear stuff
2:40:37
and we're looking forward to his
2:40:39
economic support oh yeah I mean they
2:40:43
cannot wait they want me now I'm sure
2:40:46
he's promised all kinds of Kalevala
2:40:47
corporations can't wait I agree the
2:40:50
labor over there is so cheap mm-hmm
2:40:53
that's fantastic yeah we're gonna get us
2:40:56
a couple of houses there aren't we so
2:40:57
much tourist areas we could run a little
2:41:02
business on the side
2:41:03
tourists final thing for me when it
2:41:07
comes to space travel space force space
2:41:11
force I've been very adamant about a
2:41:13
number of things the moon landing was
2:41:16
faked but what is on the moon
2:41:19
now come on what's on the moon what have
2:41:22
I always said
2:41:24
but the moon bases oh yeah he's great
2:41:27
dude we've never gone to them this is
2:41:28
the funny discrepancy in your thesis
2:41:30
that we've never got known but as many
2:41:34
of them Israeli somehow no I said the
2:41:37
moon landing was not that was faked
2:41:40
I didn't say we've never been to the
2:41:41
moon landing was faked and we have
2:41:43
Israeli moon bases there already but
2:41:45
what is the other assertion I have made
2:41:47
that would become in our lifetime we
2:41:49
would see what WTC 7 will go away space
2:41:54
elevators oh yeah of course I think the
2:41:58
space elevators are the biggest fraud
2:42:00
ever thought of all right well the Wall
2:42:02
Street Journal has a big article about
2:42:03
this company creating a space elevator
2:42:08
yes obayashi Corp oh yeah they says they
2:42:12
can have it up and running by 2050 you
2:42:15
know it sounds good space elevator yes
2:42:19
he would be MC nut there's nobody's in
2:42:23
nobody's lifetime like I might make it
2:42:27
I'm I'll make it to 2050 I think John if
2:42:39
I can still say that to you in 2050 I
2:42:42
will be a very happy man believe me as
2:42:45
well in 2050 yeah I don't think space
2:42:47
elevator be high on the list of things
2:42:49
that discuss but we'll see we'll be like
2:42:52
damn can you believe we're alive son
2:42:55
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2:42:57
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2:43:00
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2:43:03
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