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August 2nd, 2020 • 2h 59m

1265: Ear Trumpet

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my pronouns are z zoom and zeus please
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adam curry john c divorce it's sunday
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august 2nd 2020 this is your
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award-winning
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nation media assassination episode 1265.
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this is no agenda protesting
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peacefully and broadcasting live from
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opportunity zone 33 here in the frontier
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of austin texas capital of the drone
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star state
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good morning everybody i'm adam curry
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and from northern silicon valley where
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everybody is soapy
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i'm john cena vorak
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we're all soapy together that's that's
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us on a sunday
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it's a soapy sunday no agenda
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and i'm sure i've survived i survived
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antifa
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the riots snipers on the roof in
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downtown austin
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boogaloo boys
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this is this this is what we heard
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yesterday
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oh if you live downtown uh keep your
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eyes open
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it looks like auntie antifa is trying to
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put snipers on rooftops
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and the boogaloo boys are uh assembling
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near i-35 and
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oh man sounds like world war three right
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there in the town yeah so
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no on zero evidence of any antifa there
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were probably
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i'd say about ten all combined
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throughout the evening groups of
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predominantly white kids um in their
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saturday night go out and party dress
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many of them
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not not a lot in black and helmets and
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they were
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you know kind of mulling around and then
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they'd stand in the street and they
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blocked the traffic and
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oh boy so horrible there's no fighting
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that's not the way mimi tells it oh she
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calls she calls me up and says hey
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what the hell is going on in austin i
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said some guy
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shot some guy goes up to his car
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brandishes an ak-47
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the guy guns him down yeah but that was
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that was so last week
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and i said to her what that was last
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week and she says no no it happened
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again i guess
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no no no no i said really check the date
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on the article
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it was a cnn story dated yesterday
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really huh well
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i said well look at okay and she's now
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she's confused yeah i said okay let's
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look up the guy's name who's the shooter
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who's the guy got shot
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she looks up the names i said now put
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that in and see what happened
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and she says oh yeah it's the same same
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story only they just changed the date
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line
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unbelievable actually very believable
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what am i saying
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so yeah it wasn't bad at all there was
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there was no problem and
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you know when the kids were kids i'm
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going to just say kids when they were
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blocking the street
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you know this is austin pd we're not
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going to come there and fight you
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we're gonna trot in on our 1200 pound
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horses
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and nudge you aside and it's such a
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great
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tool for this type of protest
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because yeah look they're on the street
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get off the street you don't want the
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kids
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screaming in the cops faces at eye level
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so you bring in the horse the kids
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they they're of course the horse of
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course the horse of course is very
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intimidating
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but it's like
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[Music]
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you're being cruelty to animals man you
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can't be doing that with a horse
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so they brain freeze they can't figure
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out what to do it's like oh it's a horse
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fuck after after horse oh if it's a
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horse oh it's a horse the horse doesn't
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know any better
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so they just kind of disperse and go off
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to the side
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very effective that's the way that's the
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way to handle them with the horse they
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don't know what to do
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even better if you have a horse and you
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have a emotional support
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goat on the team the kids will run away
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right immediately
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well we don't have anything like that
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going on around here i did
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look up by the way uh the legal
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definition of
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peaceably assemble because everyone's
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talking about we got the right to
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protest peacefully
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but the constitution actually uses a
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different word
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it's peaceably and peaceably is not
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uh that you're just uh walking around in
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uh you know
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being nice and and and shouting stuff
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no the tranquility enjoyed by a
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political society internally by the good
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order which reigns among its members and
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externally by the good understanding
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it has with all other nations in other
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words
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uh not merely a state of response and
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security
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uh a state a sense of state
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and security in a technical sense
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uh applied to the internal regulations
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of the nation in other words
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the way i read this complicated
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definition
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is if you're protesting peaceably that
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would mean that i feel
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calm and at peace that i'm not worried
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about you
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it's a small distinction but i think
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words matter
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well i think you should take it up with
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the times editorial board
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yeah okay i'll get right on that
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eight cars by the way eight no bonus
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no no the bonuses are rare nowadays
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stable as she goes everybody stable as
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she goes
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you know we had that eight car zephyr
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plus the two bonus cars bitcoin went to
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twelve thousand dollars it was crazy
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maybe it's a bitcoin indicator maybe
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it's time i don't know
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who goes to seven cars i'd short exactly
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exactly all right where do you want to
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start do you have any kovid stuff that
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we should talk about just to uh
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i don't think there's a lot of super new
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stuff
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well i do have the rundowns which i mean
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here's a couple of this would be kind of
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interesting it's kind of coveted related
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because it's mostly about covet
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because it's about trump uh yes
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as it goes but uh let's take a look at
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uh well first of all let's do this
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little thing so we can get a little
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propaganda in there by playing an amy
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goodman clip
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uh just listen to the way they do play
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this one up this coveted in the
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confederate
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states us coronavirus death toll has
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topped
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150 000 wednesday the highest of any
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nation
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by far the hardest hit states per capita
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are florida louisiana arizona
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mississippi alabama nevada south
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carolina texas idaho tennessee and
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georgia
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a list that includes all seven of the
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original confederate states
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thanks amy am i now uh just
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automatically a racist for just living
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here am i a horrible confusion
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yes this is that's pretty lame man
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oh that's what do you expect a bunch of
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trotskyites over there at that place
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that's pretty all right so uh this is an
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interesting
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uh comparison and contrast
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cbs has gotten to the point where their
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teaser which is their first
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one 45 to two minutes at the beginning
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of the show which wraps up the show in
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advance
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so smart money can just listen to that
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know what the news is about and stop
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listening
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right oh yeah no yes we played these
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we're the whole news is
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every story they do 30 seconds you
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pretty much don't have to watch after
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that we've heard these these are good
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yeah well this is what this is the one
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well here's what's happening at cbs with
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nora
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let's first play the cbs teasers nora
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and from the cdc america
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20 000 more deaths in the next three
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weeks
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and florida in the middle of a pandemic
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now break
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now brace tonight the start what's going
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on here
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that's that's your clip doing doing
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weird stuff
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did you mean for that to happen i'll
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tell you what happened there
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i'm surprised it's on there uh what i
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would
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when i'm cueing up a clip when i'm
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recording it i have to
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sometimes i don't have the right the
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right beginning
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so i clip it and clip it and and what
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happens is you get that herky jerky and
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i usually erase that
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okay but for some reason they got on the
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clip but so you get to hear the herky
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jerk part of the editing process
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and i'm sorry you have something to say
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to me about soapy but herky jerk is okay
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key jerk please give me a break bottling
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new prediction from the cdc
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america could see 20 000 more deaths in
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the next three weeks
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and florida in the middle of a pandemic
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now bracing for a hurricane
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florida's governor declaring a state of
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emergency
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shutting down coveted testing sites the
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president on the ground there tonight
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greeting a crowd of supporters
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without masks all this says hurricane
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isaiah pounds the caribbean with
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devastating floods
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and is now threatening major cities
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along the east coast
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deadline looming more than 25 million
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americans will lose
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critical unemployment aid at midnight as
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congress goes home for the weekend
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without reaching a deal unfounded
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attacks on mail-in voting
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the president continues to undermine the
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long-standing practice of voting by mail
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growing concerns that the u.s postal
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service led by one of president trump's
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biggest donors
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is slowing mail service is the mail is
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backing up
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is getting delayed democrats tonight
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accuse president trump
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of undermining democracy
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bitcoin bust tonight florida authorities
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arrest the mastermind behind that
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twitter attack
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of 130 accounts including president
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obama
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jeff bezos and elon musk turns out
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he's 17 years old and tonight
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cbs's steve hartman is on the road with
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a local businessman
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who's helping send 75 kids to college
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[Music]
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well honey bring over the ben and
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jerry's it's going to be a great show
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with nora
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now somebody's been doing giving
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immediate training to her
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so she's now when she's her last word in
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a sentence or a phrase
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is always stretched yeah yeah she's
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stretching so the the visuals are
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overlap it's it's kind of it's a cool
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trick if you do it well
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well she's not doing it well
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and by the way um thanks to dame
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jennifer what a fantastic
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animated no agenda with nora and bill
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gates
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that came out yeah that was a very good
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one it was definitely good
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loved it a lot um so norah's
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you know so so now the way they've
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structured the show
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she does that rundown that's a 145
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and she doesn't so she starts then they
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go to you know they take the break
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start the show she starts off and it
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basically does the same thing again
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no well you just heard what you heard
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right
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yeah now let's listen to this is the
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first part of the show
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uh which is the what's the kind of call
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this clip it's uh
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cbs continues this is the who that she
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she talks about everything she talked
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about she's like
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it's like the old thing they always tell
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you when you're supposed they supposedly
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tell you this when you're a public
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speaker
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and people have different variations of
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it which is
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tell them what you're going to tell them
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then tell them
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then tell them what you told them and
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there and then you can go home
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wait a minute that's okay that's exactly
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what dr burks does
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she follows that formula that formula is
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very common amongst amateurs
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public speakers uh not that it's
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not important to tell people i mean if
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you listen to the
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pros tell you how to do a speech but you
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are supposed to tell them kind of
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tell them you're supposed to tell them
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why they're there yeah but anyway
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uh let's go with this the values or what
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you heard now here's 54 seconds the
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first 54 seconds of the show it's the
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same thing we're gonna begin this friday
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night with what the world health
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organization is calling a
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once in a century health crisis the
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effects of which we will feel for
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decades to come
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the news especially alarming as tonight
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this devastating prediction from the cdc
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the virus will claim 20 000 more lives
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in the next three weeks
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and we want to zero in on florida which
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shattered its single day death toll
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record for the fourth
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straight day and on top of that the
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state is now facing a possible
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hurricane hurricane isaias is now
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pounding parts of the caribbean leading
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to mudslides in puerto rico
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florida's governor declaring a state of
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emergency for parts of his state
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officials there are scrambling to shut
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down beaches and parks
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along with most state outdoor covid
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testing sites
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the president was also in florida today
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holding a mini rally there at the
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airport
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though few were seen wearing masks
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it's basically the same same report yeah
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only she added a couple elections
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she added some details so so they're
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going to do
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a teaser that's the basics and then
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they're going to do the same
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stuff only with a couple of extra
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details not a lot by the way just one or
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two it feels a bit like
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the whole news the whole half hour goes
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that way until they get this
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the hartman piece which is the which is
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the smiley
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feel good piece which all the news all
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the three networks are using they're
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putting that at the end
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and so then so nora can leave the show
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with a big smile on her face because
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it's always a cutesy
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story yeah it sounds to me like she was
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filling up and that's filler what
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they're doing there they just got
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nothing to do
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i i think there's some truth to that
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because they won't cover the yellow
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vests are still in play
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yeah they won't cover anything overseas
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it has to be somehow
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there's got to be some trump angle or
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republican angle is what it really
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amounts to
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yeah because you're talking about
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florida you talk about a republican
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governor yeah and
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confederate states you know this whole
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thing that amy did
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it's just yeah and they're given the
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news the quality of these broadcasters
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they have to be losing viewership
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i'm sure they're losing quite a bit of
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viewership i i think the whole world is
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crumbling
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uh the the media the broadcast media
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world of course we've got
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this always going to be a role but look
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at the you know the messaging it's not
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really working as a messaging system
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anymore uh trump has completely
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circumvented that and everyone kind of
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gets it and look at the podcast
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landscape
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so yeah i mean we know they're hurting
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people are cutting cords
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uh there's too many channels the the
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cable
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uh affiliate fees are in play
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yeah it's not tomorrow but maybe in 20
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years
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it's definitely on the decline well it's
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on the decline that's the main thing no
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doubt about it but
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the newspapers were on the decline
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starting in the 50s
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yeah because of the tv news and they
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they're still in decline but it's been
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like 50 years later
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uh 70 years later even but they're on
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the decline
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they're really not the same as the in
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fact you look at a newspaper if you ever
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if you have a college or
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university nearby and they have a
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newspaper room that actually has
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old newspapers or microfiche yeah go
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look at the newspapers from the 50s
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oh yeah
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of course well that was it now the
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internet is dense with
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horse manure yeah well that
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that's what we do yeah different we sort
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through it professionally that's what we
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i want to do that's all i got for kova
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okay i have uh
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just a couple things and i feel bad
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about it because i know that covid
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carries the day
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it does but it's all it's still the same
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news you know we're still
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still waiting for the for the results of
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the trials actually you had a um
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there was an updated stat from the cdc
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that one of our producers shared with me
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an updated study revealed
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45 this is not surprising but it's just
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good to have the most updated numbers 45
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of all all united states coronavirus
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deaths
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were in nursing homes so that's 73
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733 there's got to be something with
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that number
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deaths in u.s nursing homes
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we're very very worried about a lot of
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things but i think we should get our
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kids back to school
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and and and make teachers essential
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personnel
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so they'll be forced to do it like
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everyone at the grocery store
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like everyone at the gas station yeah
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they're not dropping like flies at the
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grocery store
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at all at all
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um it wasn't but yeah the nursing homes
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that's the big
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the scandal is that that's where the
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majority of these deaths and they're not
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going to talk about it
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lousy facilities poor care yeah
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especially the
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put the sick back in there to make
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everybody sick if you can which
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cuomo did beautiful job of good work
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well done
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uh i wanted to share this uh
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village voice which i think is gone
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though isn't it the new york village
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voice did that close or is it online
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maybe still
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i'm pretty sure that's a good question i
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thought it was all i thought it was gone
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personally like michael musto i mean
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when
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in the 80s this was uh when i when i
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lived in midtown in hell's kitchen
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actually
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uh the village voice you read it that's
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what that was the heartbeat of the city
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and it was a messy city
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and this is an article from may 31 1988
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uh when we were kind of in the middle of
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uh of the aids crisis
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and just to give you an idea this is an
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open letter to uh
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dr anthony fauci 1988 in the village
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voice
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i've been screaming at the national
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institutes of health since i first
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visited your animal house of horrors in
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1984.
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i called you monsters then and i called
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you idiots in my play
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the normal heart and now i call you
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murderers
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you're responsible for supervising all
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government-funded aids treatment
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research programs
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in the name of right you make decisions
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that cost the lives of others i call it
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murder
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and this this letter is scathing
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about how much money was spent it was
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only 374 million dollars back in the day
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in 1984 that was a lot more money
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than it is today um and i think it's
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just good for everyone to
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uh be reminded a lot of our producers
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and people out there listening weren't
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alive when this took place
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but it was the same type of thing the
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only thing that was different was
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oh you're not gay you don't have to
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worry about it you don't get it if
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you're not gay
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uh but they went through the whole
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vaccines the trials and then they
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wound up eventually finding this you
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know uh cancer drug that had been
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rejected azt and
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that wound up killing a lot of people as
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they were on the treatment it was a
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crazy time it's all fouchy
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and he got away with that he got away
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there's no
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this is quite quite the character the
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village voice ceased publication in 2017
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okay well i put this uh uh this is i
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think it's a reprint in the in the show
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notes
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uh nashownotes.com it's very interesting
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to read
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the guy has a track record of failure in
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particular with vaccines
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he's not a failure he's got a is a track
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record of soaking at the public and the
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government for lots of money well there
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you go
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he's not not a failure in his in his
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bank account's mind
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speaking of such um another great
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article it's a sunday so
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people may want to uh may want to go
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read a little bit
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in what is this epsilon theory i have no
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idea what it is but it's a rundown
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of the insider trading that took place
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at kodak
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before before the president announced
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holy crap
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their people there are guys who made 400
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million dollars in in stock
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increase well they should be busted
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they should be i mean that's and it's
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it's all like the marketing guy
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oh yeah i really believe in the company
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that's why i bought a whole bunch of
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stock
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stock of a bankrupt company
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i still like the idea of taking a
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company that does something with
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chemicals and turning it into a
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hydroxychloroquine uh
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processing plant that's a pretty funny
20:04
idea oh wait i have that that's what i
20:05
need to talk about here we go
20:07
hydroxy uh the people are wrapping this
20:10
up in
20:11
in some way um as the
20:14
you recall the ohio uh board of medicine
20:17
i think a board of
20:18
pharmacists they had restricted the sale
20:22
oh yeah they banned it well they they
20:25
banned it unless it was prescribed for
20:26
somebody
20:27
for malaria yeah or lupus exactly
20:30
uh that has been overturned that has uh
20:33
not overturned they withdrew it they
20:35
changed their life and you hear that on
20:37
the democracy now news report
20:39
you didn't oh that's weird
20:42
even when the fda commissioner was being
20:45
interviewed on the today show there was
20:46
no mention of the turnback i don't think
20:48
let's listen
20:49
before i let you go i have to ask you
20:50
about hydroxychloroquine
20:53
it's in the news once again the
20:55
president retweeted a video promoting it
20:57
he even said i took it for a 14-day
20:59
period and i'm here
21:01
i don't think you lose anything by doing
21:02
it the vice president said yesterday
21:04
many americans have had positive
21:06
experiences with hydrochloroquine
21:08
but the fda actually removed emergency
21:11
authorization
21:12
because it wasn't effective and it
21:14
wasn't safe it was potentially dangerous
21:16
so once and for all should people be
21:19
taking hydroclock
21:20
hydroxychloroquine so just to be clear
21:23
we revoked an eua an emergency use
21:26
authorization at the request of another
21:28
government agency barta
21:29
and this was for drug that was
21:31
authorized for use in sick hospitalized
21:33
patients
21:34
we had data that when this drug was
21:35
combined with others there were some
21:37
risks associated with that
21:39
but the decision that the question
21:41
you're asking me is a decision between a
21:43
doctor
21:44
and a patient a doctor and a patient
21:46
needs to assess the data that's out
21:48
there
21:49
fda does not regulate the practice of
21:51
medicine and that
21:52
in the privacy of a doctor-patient
21:54
relationship is where that decision
21:55
should be made
21:56
are you concerned at all about
21:59
misinformation about this drug in
22:01
particular
22:02
i am i what i'm concerned about is that
22:05
fda provide
22:06
all the information about the side
22:08
effects the potential side effects
22:11
as well as the efficacy as you know
22:12
these drugs have been approved for a
22:14
number of years
22:15
for other indications by the fda we're
22:18
no we know that they're safe in those
22:19
settings
22:20
but we want to make sure that the rights
22:22
information is out to providers so that
22:23
they can make this decision with
22:26
patients
22:26
yes okay sure so i think uh
22:30
that message is kind of clear but you
22:32
can you can see and you can feel the
22:35
uh the fear in the medical community you
22:37
know it's like the pharmacists are
22:38
getting
22:39
making political decisions that and
22:41
something completely new which even the
22:43
fda commissioner says well it's between
22:44
the patient the doctor whatever you want
22:46
to do
22:47
you know if you want to pee on straw to
22:49
see if you're pregnant you know that's
22:50
between you and your doctor whatever you
22:52
guys decide
22:53
i don't know why i came up with that
22:55
example i don't know where that came
22:56
from very strange
22:58
exactly that's a very odd example sorry
23:01
about that
23:02
that you've actually gone through i
23:05
played the fifth
23:07
uh meanwhile someone did catch up with
23:09
uh dr stella emmanuel
23:11
in dallas uh she's the uh she's the
23:14
crazy woman who was saying there's a
23:16
cure it's hydroxychloroquine with zinc
23:18
and zephyr meister oh the crazy lady
23:20
wait hold on and say you ought to make
23:22
sure that when they talk about her they
23:23
always talk about her
23:24
alien thesis about demons
23:28
jeans yeah all this other stuff they dig
23:31
up all the weird crap on her but
23:33
meanwhile anyone else can say whatever
23:34
they want
23:35
yeah and and i looked at some of her
23:37
videos what she she so she has an office
23:39
in a strip mall and it's next to
23:41
her church and she's uh she preaches at
23:43
that church and it's very
23:45
uh to me it's kind of a caribbean vibe
23:49
you know and and the problem with it is
23:51
voodoo
23:53
could be although she she talks about
23:56
jesus and god
23:57
the problem is and it's very typical for
24:00
this
24:01
and you know it looks like a cable
24:02
access program
24:04
it kind of sounds like this
24:06
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24:12
so it's really not useful it's like a
24:14
biting thing it's very not useful
24:17
for clipping um but you know the the
24:20
mainstream goes after her and said
24:22
aren't you afraid
24:22
aren't you afraid about the texas
24:24
medical board they'll take away your
24:25
license
24:26
and that's what it comes down to
24:29
threatening doctors
24:30
over with their license because they
24:32
make a decision that is not
24:34
mainstream and then here's 30 seconds of
24:36
example of this badgering
24:38
run and follow your medical license if
24:40
you start doing that aren't you
24:41
my medical license yeah you so you think
24:43
that i should defend my american
24:45
decision
24:45
oh five people dying over people dying
24:49
aren't you worried about losing it
24:51
losing what you're
24:53
meditating license yeah really let tmd
24:55
come after me
24:57
i should let people die because i'm
24:59
scared of tmd well i should let people
25:00
die or because i'm scared of antony
25:02
farci
25:02
actually let people die because i'm
25:04
scared of who i'm not scared of any of
25:06
them
25:06
i'm not gonna let people die and if they
25:08
come after me it's gonna be on
25:10
oh yes it's gonna be i love her i love
25:14
her conviction
25:15
if you can understand her well she says
25:17
i'm not going to let people die
25:19
take away my licenses i'm like who's
25:21
this douchebag news guy
25:23
local uh local reporter yeah
25:26
well and also how he approached her and
25:29
like you're a nut job so what do you
25:30
mean
25:31
you know no no zero respect
25:34
does she have a medical degree or not
25:36
yes she does yeah she does have a
25:37
medical degree
25:38
well then he should be what is he doing
25:41
he's doing
25:42
he's doing remote reports from some
25:45
local
25:45
affiliate of some one of the networks or
25:47
worse and this again he's a big shot
25:50
kind of he's a big shot in dallas
25:55
i guess um and uh so the only other
25:59
thing
26:00
that we haven't talked about oh yeah is
26:04
the
26:04
uh there's one other it's it's bubbling
26:09
under i think the president talked about
26:10
it a couple times it's the
26:11
uh what is this other treatment it's the
26:15
i don't know much about it hold on the
26:17
it's the antibodies but it has oh the
26:19
monocle no interferons come up in the
26:23
conversation
26:24
really well that was used for aids so
26:26
that makes sense the the aids was uh
26:28
is somehow involved in this or the hiv
26:31
is a part of
26:32
this or some gene is a part of the virus
26:34
i i believe
26:35
don't you remember hiv has a big element
26:38
stuck in the middle of this corona thing
26:40
and it was developed
26:42
in the lab supposedly as an alternative
26:44
way of delivering an
26:46
hiv vaccine because it's impossible to
26:49
uh
26:50
to stop hiv pure into sneaking into
26:52
cells you have to use this coronavis
26:55
this is four months ago we were talking
26:57
about this yeah it does sound familiar
26:58
hiv element right does sound familiar
27:00
well this is the
27:02
uh uh monoclonal monoclinal monoclonal
27:06
antibodies
27:08
i think it's monoclonal monoclonal and
27:11
that appears to be very uh
27:13
very promising
27:16
don't you have to get that by sucking
27:17
the blood out of everybody i was going
27:19
to say i think isn't that the
27:20
the old days that go to the to the
27:22
smallpox uh
27:23
dead body and scrape open one of those
27:25
uh get the puss out and then uh
27:27
yeah something like that yeah actually
27:29
that's how they developed the vaccine
27:31
yeah sounds groovy to me well let's go
27:34
to the old folks home and suck their
27:36
plasma
27:39
uh is that show title suck their plasma
27:42
i don't know we should suck the plasma
27:44
probably work on it um all right i don't
27:47
have much else uh
27:49
sadly you know this just hasn't been a
27:50
lot of reports it's all been
27:52
uh the news has focused a lot on um
27:56
unemployment insurance stopping
27:58
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28:00
uh which is uh words trump's fault
28:03
well it i think he gasleth them pretty
28:06
well it's trump's fault because he wants
28:08
the fbi building uh redone and
28:10
and he only wants that because because
28:13
otherwise he'll have competition for his
28:15
hotel in dc
28:16
that's why he's put it in there i think
28:18
it's in there as for exactly what it's
28:20
intended to be to take it out as a
28:21
negotiating point
28:22
are they stupid
28:25
yeah yeah i mean that's how i see it
28:28
it's like okay
28:29
let me put let's have something in there
28:31
that that i can say oh i really want it
28:33
it's important and then they'll hate me
28:35
for it
28:35
and then it'll seem like a huge
28:36
sacrifice but he doesn't yeah
28:38
how since when does trump like today's
28:41
fbi
28:43
he's had a few issues with them
28:47
yes i think so and probably still does
28:49
yeah
28:51
uh then something very interesting
28:54
happened
28:55
and this was friday and i was very happy
28:58
uh i don't think you you don't have any
29:00
kaylee stuff do you today
29:02
kaylee is a thursday uh special thursday
29:05
special okay so i have a
29:06
kaylee ontramal um now we know that
29:10
there was the antitrust hearing again
29:12
you know the silicon valley companies
29:14
uh early in the week we talked about on
29:16
thursday had a couple of clips
29:17
and there was zero but i mean really
29:20
zero
29:21
discussion of section 230 of the
29:24
communications decency act which is the
29:26
whole
29:27
um really the crux of the issue when it
29:29
comes to d
29:30
platforming or silencing someone uh just
29:33
to revisit section 230 said all right
29:36
any computer service can host
29:39
user generated content i'll just make it
29:41
and put it in in understandable terms
29:44
and the service itself is not liable
29:47
for what people say on their platform
29:50
unless they perform editorial functions
29:54
and therefore you are publishing
29:56
and it's not just uh free and open
29:58
speech
30:00
and that i think that really enabled
30:04
huge growth on the internet for i've
30:06
benefited from it i think everyone's
30:08
benefited
30:09
and now it's time to go take a look at
30:10
it whereas
30:13
in the way i see it even algorithms
30:15
could technically be
30:17
deemed as editorializing maybe on an
30:20
individual level uh
30:22
but it's certainly open to
30:24
interpretation and it's what the
30:25
president has been looking at
30:28
uh since may uh to do something now
30:32
uh so nothing came up in uh in the uh in
30:35
the house hearing with the
30:37
was it google and amazon and apple
30:40
apple and facebag
30:43
so he had promised that he has these new
30:46
powers remember his executive
30:48
order powers that somehow were revealed
30:50
somehow he wangled from
30:53
losing a supreme court decision yeah so
30:56
this is why what how did you manage that
30:58
he was so
30:59
gleeful yeah he pulled a fast one
31:03
it's almost yeah then that's very
31:04
possible that he was oh i just want to
31:06
get this ruling and then i can do
31:08
whatever i want and
31:09
the way it stands he can he can issue
31:11
executive orders
31:13
uh and other and such i should say
31:16
executive orders and such
31:17
and they uh will be valid up to two
31:20
years into the next
31:21
presidency into the next term whether
31:23
that's him or whether that's uh
31:26
whether it's kamala harris either way
31:29
so it's it's very binding and it's very
31:32
annoying and to get some of these
31:33
the new executive orders and some
31:36
strange law
31:37
which are written you know or this
31:38
interpretation has been figured out by
31:40
the same guy
31:41
who was able to convince everybody that
31:43
torture is just enhanced interrogation
31:45
so
31:46
we bought that shit so we might as well
31:48
uh buy into this
31:49
and he decided to get stuff started
31:54
with a petition to the fcc and kaylee
31:56
revealed this
31:58
in her um well it was really a complete
32:01
setup
32:02
it's the uh ozzy ebony no not
32:05
she's from australia ebony what's her
32:09
name
32:09
ebony bowden from the new york post have
32:11
you seen you should probably look her up
32:12
you should do a quick little google
32:14
search uh on images because
32:17
emily bowden uh now ebony as in ebony
32:20
and ivory ebony bowden b-o-w-d-e-n
32:23
and she i think she's from new zealand
32:25
uh from australia could be new zealand
32:27
she works for the new york post and she
32:28
had clearly written an article about
32:30
this spiked by the white house
32:32
yesterday then she asks a question about
32:35
it
32:35
and then kaylee and now i'm convinced
32:38
that when someone says
32:40
that's a great question it's a great
32:42
question because they asked the
32:43
questions you knew they were going to
32:44
ask
32:47
i don't think we've analyzed that but it
32:49
seems like on the
32:50
when we had late night talk shows with
32:52
guests
32:53
and then clearly the host is asking a
32:56
question that the producer has already
32:57
discussed with the guest the guest will
32:59
say
32:59
great question like thank you this is
33:02
one i know
33:04
and this is what happened with the k did
33:06
you look up ebony
33:07
yeah what do you what what do you want
33:09
what's my what am i supposed to be
33:10
seeing here now if you can see
33:12
see her with a mask and without a mask
33:15
it's really
33:17
she i i hate to say it she looks a bit
33:19
like aaron burnette
33:21
without the mask with the mask she looks
33:23
intriguing
33:26
that's why i didn't hear that she looks
33:28
what intriguing
33:30
it's i i'm looking at a whole page of
33:32
pictures of her
33:34
and i see the the aaron burnett look
33:37
she's got that for sure
33:38
yeah but i can't find one pic of her
33:40
with a mask on oh well she's got the
33:41
mask on this
33:42
in the in this video and and it benefits
33:44
her i i don't mean that in a bad way
33:46
it's just well she just looks terrific
33:48
with a mask on because you know
33:50
because they're because it's just
33:52
because her eyes are so dynamite that
33:53
must be
33:54
yeah i think it focuses on her eyes and
33:56
not the aaron burnett mouth
33:58
all right we've criticized women enough
34:00
let's listen to kaylee thank you kaylee
34:02
i just wanted to confirm reports that
34:04
mark meadows actually
34:16
what i said keep it clean you've been
34:19
cussing a lot today
34:20
twitter's ceo asking him to remove
34:22
tweets from iran's supreme leader
34:24
ayatollah khomeini calling for the
34:26
genocide of the israeli people
34:28
uh the company refused to do that
34:30
because they said that the tweets would
34:31
quote
34:32
comments on current affairs i'm
34:34
wondering
34:35
if the white house has a response given
34:38
that twitter has recently begun
34:39
restricting
34:40
the president's own tweets for
34:42
glorifying violence
34:44
glorifying violence and spreading this
34:46
information and if you have spoken to
34:48
the president about
34:49
any further action perhaps he's taking
34:50
on social media companies
34:52
yeah it's a great question ebony i did
34:54
see that new york post story
34:55
and i thought it was very eye-opening
34:57
and it tells you where the social media
34:59
company stands where they're not
35:01
willing to to to assess the ayatollah
35:04
khomeini's tweets
35:05
but they are willing to assess president
35:07
trump's tweets it's really appalling and
35:09
it just speaks to their overwhelming
35:11
blinding bias against conservatives and
35:14
against this president
35:15
and we are taking action the
35:17
administration is submitting a petition
35:19
to the fcc
35:20
for proposed regulatory changes to hold
35:22
social media companies accountable for
35:24
their censorship
35:25
um and this petition that was previously
35:27
reported on
35:28
earlier in the week asked the fcc to end
35:30
the loophole that allows social media
35:32
companies to escape
35:33
civil lawsuits for their own speech uh
35:36
fact checks and d platforming and the
35:38
petition seeks to expose
35:40
social media companies to liability as a
35:42
speaker
35:43
or a publisher if they act as editors of
35:45
content on their platforms or remove
35:47
lawful speech
35:48
based on politics and very good work by
35:50
the new york post
35:52
highlighting that issue that really
35:55
ruined it for me look we know question
35:58
lousy yeah it's a setup question then
36:00
you're gonna blow her at the end
36:01
that is nice yeah it was bad so i should
36:05
have just let it slide and been
36:06
done a wink wink or something instead of
36:08
that
36:10
yeah well by the way i'm going to go
36:12
back to your comments that we've been
36:13
commenting on these women
36:15
uh which is like sexist and horrible and
36:17
misogynist for some unknown reason
36:19
uh if somebody's gonna make up their
36:22
eyes like this
36:23
woman does mm-hmm she's asking for
36:26
what she wants critique
36:30
she received it didn't she then
36:33
you're asking for it that i think you
36:35
just made it worse i don't know
36:39
i mean we're looking at this from
36:40
television executive standpoints which a
36:42
lot of people miss so it's it's worth
36:44
the
36:45
it's i mean we're just reminding them
36:47
that that's what we do it's just one of
36:48
our bits
36:49
it's a bit it's a gag well it's not just
36:51
a gag we deconstruct the promos
36:54
that's exactly the way this operates if
36:55
you go into one of these meetings with
36:57
these executives these suits these
36:59
creeps
37:00
that's their worst that they did we
37:02
can't even go there
37:04
listening to them yeah that's why
37:05
there's been so much me too
37:07
uh action in the in the broadcasting
37:09
world yes because it's like that it's
37:11
exactly like even ellen
37:13
ellen is on the in the in the process of
37:15
getting cancer
37:17
and you know what it's one woman who's
37:20
complaining she says she didn't feel
37:22
comfortable it's a very
37:23
racist atmosphere um and then of course
37:26
some other people jumped in it's
37:28
look working in television production is
37:31
toxic it is and it's
37:35
it's um no one cares about your problem
37:39
no one cares the stage hands just no one
37:42
cares
37:43
audio lighting everyone's doing their
37:44
own thing and it's like get out of the
37:45
way it's harsh
37:46
it's brusque by the way this reminds me
37:49
something
37:50
once in a while you're so you're doing
37:51
some some live broadcast
37:54
and there's a bunch of these with a full
37:55
crew and not with robots but a bunch of
37:57
guys on cameras and
37:59
yeah or guys and you bring some amateur
38:01
in to do something and they get freaked
38:03
out and they start
38:04
they start worrying about it and you
38:07
have to go over to them and say
38:09
look these guys they don't care about
38:13
anything no they don't care what you do
38:16
they they're just
38:17
you could be naked you could strip naked
38:19
and they would raise their eyebrows
38:20
maybe yeah uh but maybe not
38:24
and uh it's just don't even think about
38:27
it because it's just not the way it
38:29
works
38:31
and so if you look at broadcast news yes
38:34
it's that kind of crazy environment that
38:37
romanticizes it to an
38:38
incredible degree if you look at yes if
38:41
you look at 30 right
38:42
anything like that romantically no if
38:45
you look at 30
38:46
rock very much the way it is
38:50
very much so it's all about the numbers
38:53
it's all about the show you have the you
38:54
have the nut job
38:56
executives they're sexist and crazy i
38:58
mean alec baldwin
39:00
is he's seen enough of it
39:03
he's a method actor when it comes to
39:05
playing a television executive
39:08
anyway yes yeah i agree with you 100 i
39:11
always thought 30 rock was
39:12
even though it's done as a comedy it's
39:14
actually which it is i mean that scene
39:16
is kind of comedic but in fact it's it's
39:18
like a reality show
39:19
yeah it's a reality in in an unfunny way
39:23
so i pulled up the petition uh that the
39:25
president sent over and this is
39:27
this so his um request and the
39:31
uh petition for rulemaking itself
39:35
uh was it written in may so he was
39:37
holding on to this i think that isn't
39:38
that back when
39:41
no i don't think anything was in may we
39:43
were locked down weren't we
39:44
yeah i believe we were locked down so it
39:46
was written during lockdown and we're
39:48
ready to get over the lockdown which is
39:50
going to end in easter
39:53
so it's very technical it's uh written
39:56
in legalese referring to
39:57
section 230 specific it's very it's
40:00
really long
40:02
but i think i just read a few uh with
40:04
the first graph or two
40:06
so it wants to understand the
40:08
interaction between
40:10
some sub-paragraphs of section 230 in
40:12
particular to clarify and determine the
40:14
circumstances under which a provider
40:16
of an interactive computer service face
40:19
bag
40:19
that restricts access to content in a
40:22
manner not specifically protected by
40:24
some paragraph c2 so that's all
40:26
technical definitions
40:28
may also not be able to claim protection
40:30
under the
40:31
other paragraph in other words if you
40:33
remove speech
40:34
which is protected but not protected
40:38
under the section 230 which is
40:41
you know the uh the very lucy goosey
40:44
obscene
40:45
yeah what is it i think obscene is one
40:47
of the words if it's obscene you you
40:49
can't put it in there
40:51
uh so the question is
40:54
is this action taken in good faith uh
40:56
are they deceptive pretextual
40:58
inconsistent with the provider's terms
41:00
of service
41:01
or taken after failing to provide
41:02
adequate notice reasoned explanation or
41:04
meaningful opportunity to be heard
41:05
things were removed
41:06
i mean every single example that you can
41:09
imagine
41:10
uh of what um social networks do but
41:14
also search engines is in here
41:17
and who's the uh fcc commissioner is
41:20
this uh did he
41:21
put someone on there that uh will dance
41:23
to his tune
41:25
i believe the fc let me look him up but
41:28
i believe so yes i think he's a stooge
41:30
yeah usually there's stooges for the
41:32
cable industry oh yeah
41:34
ajit pai that's that's the guy yeah pie
41:36
pie
41:37
he's a stooge he's a total stooge where
41:39
did he come from
41:41
uh anyway oh yeah here he is the
41:44
chairman of the
41:46
federal communication commission he was
41:47
designated chairman of president donald
41:48
trump january 2017.
41:51
previously served as a commissioner i
41:52
think a hated commissioner i think he's
41:54
the one that said no
41:55
no net neutrality oh yes he did no net
41:58
neutrality
41:58
neutrality guy okay good so he'll take
42:01
this seriously
42:04
and i'm pretty sure he'll this is the
42:06
end
42:07
yeah you're all you're doing here in
42:09
this little presentation is describing
42:11
the
42:11
end of the internet as we know it well
42:14
i disagree because it's gonna once it
42:16
slides over to the fcc which we knew was
42:19
inevitable
42:20
yeah because of the net neutrality
42:23
people they're the ones who forced the
42:24
issue oh we got it
42:27
you know they're all bent out of shape
42:28
because everyone's going to get screwed
42:30
by comcast
42:31
right it's possible i haven't seen it uh
42:35
and the the the public that is all this
42:38
pro net neutrality group they're pushing
42:41
it toward this
42:42
and trump is like doing just a jujitsu
42:45
move
42:46
and pulling it along but it's going to
42:49
just be section 230. i i
42:51
and that has to be enforced and it does
42:53
fall under the fcc and i think that's a
42:55
that's a good idea but
42:57
yeah i think zuckerberg is is hoping
42:59
that he can have some kind of special
43:01
carve out or it's defined in some way
43:04
that they can do it
43:05
or you know they've got to figure out
43:07
isn't that what it's called
43:08
i love that word carve out versa phrase
43:11
yeah it's a carbide i haven't heard it
43:13
for a while
43:13
carve out yeah yeah was zuckerberg's
43:15
living in a dream world and i don't know
43:17
that zuckerberg
43:18
would be against this because if once
43:19
you establish this uh
43:23
these rules it might make their jobs
43:25
easier they have maybe better excuses
43:27
i'm not sure
43:29
i mean i'll tell you this i have a
43:31
offbeat story just to throw in
43:32
okay there was a lawsuit major lawsuit
43:35
against google
43:36
uh by somebody regarding something
43:40
google did something with their search
43:42
engine or
43:43
i don't know the details unfortunately
43:45
but i was
43:46
contacted by a massive law firm to be an
43:49
expert witness on this particular case
43:50
now is this recent or a while ago
43:53
recent this is like within the last two
43:54
years
43:56
and uh i said oh yeah i can do that
43:59
because i you know i believe that the
44:01
the vile they're they're showing
44:04
editorializing by
44:06
my comment was they're showing
44:07
editorializing uh
44:10
in violation of 230 which makes them a
44:13
publisher this
44:13
all these operations should be
44:15
considered and i wrote a whole column
44:16
about it which i'm surprised even called
44:18
me after
44:19
after i reviewed the the column which
44:22
says that
44:23
these people are publishers facebook's a
44:25
publisher they're just what's the
44:26
difference between them and the new york
44:27
times
44:28
that means the content is sourced
44:30
differently but it's still
44:31
publishing they're publishing and
44:33
there's and they do editorial i say they
44:36
take stuff down yeah so how is that
44:38
different than the new york times
44:39
i made this long argument about how
44:41
important it is to do did we
44:43
decide that these twitter facebook
44:46
they're all publishers and uh the guys
44:50
and which i thought would be the the way
44:52
to go
44:53
the this lawyer in this massive firm
44:56
that's handling this case is
44:57
no no we want to do just the opposite we
44:59
want to prove they're not publishers oh
45:01
well you're calling the wrong witness
45:03
sir
45:04
well that's what it amounted to i never
45:06
heard from him after we had no kidding
45:09
i was all in until it was like i
45:11
couldn't make that argument under any
45:13
circumstances
45:14
especially on the stand how did he
45:16
suggest how did he suggest
45:18
making the argument surely he had uh
45:21
he just thought that the id you had the
45:23
the derrick
45:24
angling the big firm was angling to
45:27
prove that they're
45:28
not publishers and i don't know what the
45:30
trick was at the end that they were
45:32
going to
45:32
pull the rug out from under the case i
45:34
don't know but that but the big boys
45:36
want to make it
45:38
clear that these are not publishers and
45:40
i'm
45:41
to this day i'm baffled by this when
45:43
it's so obvious that they are publishers
45:45
i'm i i yes and and i but i really want
45:49
to get down to
45:51
how algorithms fit in the space because
45:53
they are editing on an individual basis
45:56
based on you which makes it even crazier
45:59
it's like well
46:00
you know i'm not going to give you this
46:01
stuff
46:04
i'm not going to give you you just you
46:07
in this particular case i'm not going to
46:09
show you
46:10
adam curry's tweets it's not important
46:12
to you
46:13
for you to see what he's tweeting even
46:14
though you have a
46:16
following yes we have a technical
46:19
relationship
46:21
exactly well there's a lot going on
46:23
there's one other thing i just wanted to
46:25
highlight when it comes to it has to be
46:26
stopped
46:28
yes when it comes to silicon valley when
46:30
it comes to
46:32
people trying to make a buck and a
46:35
career
46:35
foolishly by thinking this would be a
46:38
great idea to do it with
46:40
well you know some people feel they have
46:42
a career on twitter instagram
46:44
um also uh
46:47
uh what am i thinking uh youtube
46:51
and let me see if i have this clip here
46:56
uh and tick tock and this was great over
46:59
the weekend
47:00
people on tick tock were children
47:04
were freaking out yeah their kids were
47:07
like
47:07
800 000 followers and i'm sure they have
47:10
entire
47:11
you know um sponsorships and oh and who
47:15
even knows if these numbers are correct
47:17
i mean this this is such a black box
47:18
this thing
47:19
now microsoft has been in negotiations
47:22
for several weeks to buy them
47:24
uh microsoft bought linkedin and they
47:26
are the spy company so it makes sense
47:28
they just have more ways to spy on you
47:30
we're not on that apple iphone yet yeah
47:32
we got the windows part
47:34
uh and i think it was tough and trump
47:38
just
47:39
just stepped in and said i'm gonna ban
47:41
it i'm gonna turn that thing off
47:43
which was purely to help microsoft with
47:45
the price
47:46
it's so obvious but no no you get all
47:49
the children crying here's a tick tocker
47:52
who who was on to the gambit
47:53
congratulations to all you panic drivers
47:56
y'all just got played again
47:57
to be honest this has actually been one
47:59
of the most blatant bait and switch
48:01
techniques i've ever seen used
48:03
and everyone fell for it you see instead
48:05
of panicking when trump said he was
48:07
going to ban tick tock today
48:08
i actually did a little bit of research
48:10
and lo and behold microsoft was in talks
48:12
with the parent company to buy tick tock
48:14
the talks were not going in microsoft's
48:16
favor however the united states makes up
48:18
most of tick tocks market
48:20
the us ban tick tock that would have
48:21
been most of its user base
48:23
how do i know this because it was less
48:24
than 12 hours later and bite dance
48:27
cave to microsoft's commands don't just
48:29
go by what the news says sometimes you
48:31
need to look into stories a little bit
48:33
more to actually understand what is all
48:35
going on
48:35
yes there's your journalist on tick tock
48:39
he figured it out that was a big news
48:42
bait and switched it was it was also sad
48:46
[Music]
48:50
if you're going to start using these
48:51
kinds of terms for for
48:53
certain kinds of scams no it was not
48:56
this wasn't bait and switch
48:57
not at all a bait and switch no but the
49:00
face bag is just completed
49:04
a deal with all the publishers to
49:07
so that people can use music
49:10
and you know the dancing stuff that's
49:12
what that's what bite dance had
49:14
is they had the performing rights to
49:16
huge catalogue so people could do all
49:18
these dances
49:20
that's the secret it's not that anything
49:23
more viral or
49:24
or anything better about this app it's
49:26
just they have the right so you people
49:27
can say oh i want to use that song i'm
49:29
in the house board i'm bored in the
49:31
house
49:32
and then you hear that a million times a
49:33
day that's where it's making money
49:36
it's making money for the for the music
49:38
publishers
49:39
um but then there's there's real trouble
49:42
real trouble
49:43
with the alternative scene and uh
49:46
i will let tim poole give you the
49:49
headline in 47 seconds because he does
49:51
it like no one else
49:52
ladies and gentlemen the war with
49:55
patreon is
49:56
escalating and this could be the
49:59
the equivalent of a nuclear bomb dropped
50:02
in the culture war
50:04
this is gonna get nuts sargon of akkad
50:07
and lauren southern have entered the
50:09
fray
50:10
declaring war on patreon let me slow
50:13
down and explain what's happening
50:15
but let me not bury the lead what is
50:17
about to come
50:18
and what is underway right now if the
50:21
legal pundits are correct
50:23
notably will chamberlain and uh mike
50:25
cernovich
50:26
we may see the income of many
50:29
high-profile left-wing channels
50:31
completely stripped away i'm talking
50:33
about
50:34
some of the biggest left-wing podcasts
50:36
that exist
50:37
could lose all of their money and
50:41
he's gleeful it appears
50:43
[Music]
50:44
this cancel war and demonetization has
50:48
gotten a little out of control people
50:49
all
50:50
right it's not just i'm gonna kick down
50:52
your fort is like you're not going to be
50:54
able to pay
50:54
rent but this case is interesting
50:58
uh and what's what's happening here is
51:01
very typical for silicon valley although
51:03
i think these guys um
51:05
the patreon guys who essentially looked
51:07
at the value for value model and said we
51:09
can sit in the middle of that
51:10
and make money on it and uh and we're
51:13
going to
51:13
you know charge seven percent total and
51:16
and then we're also going to decide if
51:17
you belong on our platform or not and
51:19
we're going to
51:20
just uh remove you if we don't like what
51:21
you're doing with your content
51:24
even though they don't really have a
51:26
platform per se to host anything
51:28
they just have a uh a payment with
51:31
levels and rewards etc
51:34
uh so they're canceling people from that
51:36
but what happened with
51:38
uh i don't know was it it wasn't
51:41
lawrence i was
51:42
with oh with one comedian he riled up
51:45
his audience
51:46
and in the terms of service of pretty
51:49
much
51:50
every silicon valley company there's
51:52
always
51:53
i would say almost always a provision
51:54
that says uh
51:56
lawsuits no we're not going to do
51:58
lawsuits if you want to sue us you have
52:00
to go through something called
52:01
arbitration an arbitration is a specific
52:05
process where you do it outside of a
52:06
courtroom with
52:07
i guess the judge is an art arbiter a
52:10
judge or some
52:11
some person of students a professional
52:13
arbiter a professional arbiter
52:15
and then you hash it out and now there's
52:18
recourse after that if you don't get to
52:20
it
52:21
but apparently part of the rule is if
52:24
someone
52:25
files an arbitration or request for
52:27
arbitration
52:29
you as the company have to immediately
52:31
set money aside
52:32
for that arbitration process and
52:35
depending on your law firm and depending
52:37
upon the request
52:38
can be up to ten thousand dollars
52:41
and so what they've done is they've just
52:44
got
52:44
100 people hundreds of people are now
52:47
requesting arbitration
52:49
uh and i believe it may even be related
52:51
to section 230 or
52:53
uh more likely that uh the they had
52:56
already prepaid and their money didn't
52:58
come back even though the person was
53:00
it doesn't matter what it is so they're
53:02
flooding patreon
53:03
with these suits that all have to be
53:05
pre-funded and i think that it's now in
53:07
the millions of dollars and they may not
53:09
be
53:10
they may collapse under the weight of
53:11
the arbitration
53:15
that's pretty wild this is i did not
53:17
follow this yeah and
53:18
and so now if you listen to tim poole
53:22
which should be done at half volume you
53:24
can
53:26
you can understand that people are now
53:28
considering doing this against
53:30
other companies now if you do it against
53:33
the google i think google is going to
53:35
laugh
53:36
google's got more than enough re
53:38
reserves to handle
53:40
a million of these but for a little
53:42
patreon who
53:43
clearly got some advice from your
53:45
typical silicon valley lawyer
53:48
i'm sure it was wilson cincini
53:51
any one of three they bank with silicon
53:55
bank
53:55
they uh they have wilson sansini as the
53:58
lawyer
53:58
yes is always the same guy yes it's
54:01
always the same
54:02
i remember when we took our company
54:04
public in 96
54:06
uh and you know you then we raised like
54:10
19 million dollars or something it was
54:11
very small before the billion dollar
54:13
raises
54:14
and then we sat down with wilson sincini
54:16
the next day congratulations guys way to
54:18
get out it's great
54:19
and they hand us a check for 15 million
54:21
four million dollars
54:24
four million dollars thanks wilson
54:27
cincini for taking us public
54:29
uh we're not taking for advising us not
54:31
even talking about the underwriters
54:33
anyway um
54:36
what is kind of nice to know that this
54:38
problem now you're a podcaster
54:42
and not only am i a podcaster
54:45
the pod father but it hit me
54:49
friday night i've not slept
54:52
more than a couple hours a night i
54:54
figured out
54:55
how to fix podcasting and i'm gonna do
54:58
it
55:01
this is the last time i heard this was
55:03
the this was your
55:05
exact mode you go into this all the time
55:07
by the way i do it's a cycle
55:10
i think it's about every two years but
55:12
it could be longer
55:13
yeah the last time you had this was you
55:17
uh you actually named another
55:22
yes which road finally did yeah so i was
55:25
right
55:26
i uh i chose poor partners
55:30
that was my it was my mistake there's no
55:32
doubt about it
55:33
yeah and and i learned from that
55:37
that was you know if i'd learned from
55:39
the failure and so did rhoda and i'm
55:41
happy
55:43
wrote it went oh poor guy this is
55:45
fucking great we got all these bits
55:48
and they never sent you a free one never
55:49
sent me a free one and they're still
55:51
they're all they almost have it
55:53
perfected if only they put
55:55
a noise gate on the channel that comes
55:57
in from the computer i'm just going to
55:58
keep saying until they do it
56:01
otherwise it looks like a pretty decent
56:03
device no this is a fix
56:05
that will fix payments it's going to fix
56:08
a whole bunch of things i figured it out
56:11
um and and
56:14
it may give us an exit strategy
56:19
and are you going to discuss this openly
56:22
hell no i'm not even going to tell you
56:23
privately no no no
56:25
no no no no i've lurcy i've learned i've
56:27
learned from my mistakes
56:29
but podcasting 2.0 it's coming i'm
56:32
working on it okay
56:33
we're all i'm about pins and needles
56:35
yeah that's all the teas you get the
56:37
next tees you get will be a pew pew map
56:41
well there you go
56:44
all right well you went off the track so
56:45
get back on track all right well so i'm
56:47
kind of done with silicon valley after i
56:49
told that it wasn't off track
56:52
i do have by the way i have one of those
56:53
it's not wilson cena but there's three
56:55
of these major
56:57
law firms they sue each other out
56:58
constantly one
57:00
is used by intel one's used by amd and
57:02
there's a third one
57:04
and so one of them was involved with
57:06
setting up a
57:10
hack reactor one of the earliest and one
57:12
of the actually maybe
57:13
maybe one of the first of these
57:15
intensives ten thousand dollars you pay
57:18
him ten thousand dollars and you
57:19
you sit in your own sweat for a month
57:22
and a half
57:23
incubator and you end up getting
57:27
yeah well no not an incubator yeah what
57:29
are you talking about
57:30
these are these companies that have
57:32
intensive
57:34
coding classes where you get out of
57:36
there you actually get a
57:37
high paying job the minute you step out
57:39
of these courses oh okay isn't that what
57:41
buzzkill jr did yes yes this is where
57:44
the story
57:45
makes sense uh-huh so buzzkill junior
57:47
and now he's like
57:48
you know he's working makes good money
57:49
he's done it over i don't know lots
57:52
it's not enough to pay his videos me but
57:55
i don't want to get into that you still
57:56
you just still got a chain on him good
57:58
to know
57:59
so the uh so
58:02
the uh so mimi who is a
58:06
i don't know where she got this skill
58:08
but a long time but i think it's from
58:09
all the book deals we used to do and it
58:10
was
58:11
she got this skill for being able to
58:12
read contracts because she actually
58:14
enjoys reading them
58:15
yes i'm aware the key to success yep yep
58:19
uh if you like reading them and looking
58:20
for the gotchas then
58:22
you know they call her up yeah so she's
58:24
agreeing through this country and
58:25
it's the worst she says the contrary to
58:27
the employment account
58:29
everything that they have over there is
58:31
a mess there's no indemnification
58:33
there's no this there's no bat
58:35
there's no non-disparagement there's all
58:36
this stuff is missing it's a piece of
58:38
crap right and she says and she gives us
58:40
she tells them how to fix the contract
58:43
and she's and the guys that ran the
58:45
place said i this is a this is
58:47
unbelievable and then he names what this
58:49
was done by and gives one of the big
58:51
three
58:52
one of those big law firms names of
58:54
course that's probably done by some
58:55
intern and it was just a scam i mean
58:58
these guys aren't even doing their jobs
59:00
these big boys oh my goodness
59:03
yeah yeah typical
59:06
anyway uh that's art can play we can go
59:08
about inside baseball it's not really
59:11
that interesting to the public
59:12
well you should probably stop now uh
59:14
okay so
59:15
let me go to china i'll make it
59:18
entertaining everybody i promise
59:20
hopefully the tick tock news made you
59:21
look at china a little bit differently
59:23
it is
59:24
we gotta i think i'm bitching at a at a
59:26
producer note we both got
59:28
says your china stuff is boring
59:33
have we gotten two of those notes and to
59:36
me
59:36
china's stuff is boring yeah well okay
59:39
let's do a follow-up be nice to china
59:42
well i'm not going to be nice to china
59:44
and i'm not going to be i'm just going
59:47
to say china because i feel that
59:49
we have there's probably 90 million
59:51
chinese who are members of the ccp the
59:54
chinese communist party and the rest of
59:57
the chinese are not just looking the
59:58
other way
59:59
so you have a responsibility your
1:00:02
asshole
1:00:03
uh here's gordon chang who hates uh the
1:00:06
chinese government
1:00:07
um he's written several books about it
1:00:10
this is about the mystery seeds that
1:00:12
have been sent to
1:00:13
people all over the continental us now
1:00:16
which has been
1:00:17
um has been dismissed as a
1:00:20
brushing scam which means
1:00:23
and apparently this happens uh sellers
1:00:26
of product
1:00:27
will ship something stupid to an address
1:00:30
just to be able to say yep we shipped it
1:00:32
off that's a verified seller so they can
1:00:34
write
1:00:34
a bogus review seems a little excessive
1:00:40
the amount of seed packets they sent out
1:00:42
for just a review scam
1:00:44
and gordon chang he's not buying it
1:00:46
either i think that china
1:00:48
is testing the response of u.s officials
1:00:50
to what in the future could be a
1:00:52
horrible
1:00:52
biological weapons attack they're seeing
1:00:55
how we react
1:00:56
now these seeds even if they are um
1:00:59
let's say harmless
1:01:00
could are invasive species and that
1:01:02
means that they can damage
1:01:04
agriculture they can cause harm to
1:01:06
livestock
1:01:07
and they of course could ruin the
1:01:09
environment and so
1:01:10
even if this were let's say a brushing
1:01:13
attempt
1:01:13
which is what some people say in other
1:01:15
words an attempt to generate
1:01:16
online reviews that are fake this can
1:01:19
cause
1:01:20
real harm to the us and by the way it's
1:01:22
not just the us the uk
1:01:24
taiwan canada other countries have also
1:01:26
been the subject of these unsolicited
1:01:28
packages
1:01:29
of seeds and soil i think that they see
1:01:32
that this is asymmetric warfare that is
1:01:35
hard to identify
1:01:36
the malevolence behind it we know that
1:01:38
china's people's liberation army
1:01:40
in 1999 wrote that book unrestricted
1:01:44
warfare
1:01:44
china's plan to destroy the united
1:01:46
states
1:01:47
and they talked about biological attacks
1:01:50
in that book
1:01:51
probably we are seeing them actually
1:01:53
execute on part of that strategy
1:01:55
right after the coronavirus as you point
1:01:57
out tucker because china took steps in
1:01:59
december and january
1:02:01
to deliberately spread the disease
1:02:02
beyond china's borders
1:02:05
i mean i even i wouldn't have conspired
1:02:08
to come up with that
1:02:10
they're testing our defenses gordon
1:02:14
chang is
1:02:14
quite the character we should probably
1:02:16
uh follow him more and get more clips
1:02:19
from him because he's really
1:02:20
a uh he's interesting right insightful
1:02:24
nobody i mean people pay some attention
1:02:25
to him but i think we could pay more
1:02:27
attention to him
1:02:29
i've always enjoyed whatever he has to
1:02:30
say yeah
1:02:32
it's just in this case i mean they're
1:02:34
testing our response to this
1:02:36
i mean that's that freaks me out more
1:02:38
than a lot of other things i hear about
1:02:40
china
1:02:41
that's sneaky and if they're doing that
1:02:44
coordinated and
1:02:45
seeing what the us response is and
1:02:48
apparently other countries
1:02:49
well they if you think of if you go with
1:02:52
the idea that
1:02:53
china is even though i think some
1:02:55
there's something of a
1:02:57
exaggerated uh meme that china's
1:03:00
long-term you know the thousand-year
1:03:02
programs
1:03:03
right yeah and uh
1:03:06
if they if you're gonna go if you see if
1:03:08
you watched enough science fiction
1:03:10
especially
1:03:10
stories like sg one um
1:03:16
these ideas that have been planted out
1:03:18
there about this sort of thing where you
1:03:20
could
1:03:21
you know poison the country in some way
1:03:24
shape or form ideologically it's being
1:03:26
done right now by the education system
1:03:28
and the media that clip we played in the
1:03:30
last show with these dumb girls saying
1:03:32
the united states sucks and
1:03:34
we should have a rainbow flag and stars
1:03:36
and stripes should go away
1:03:38
and now we have all the kneeling you
1:03:39
know the baseball games that are gonna
1:03:42
end pretty soon but they have a baseball
1:03:44
game everybody has everybody now
1:03:45
has to kneel uh why even play the
1:03:48
national anthem it doesn't make any
1:03:50
sense to me
1:03:51
oh man but everything so i
1:03:54
so i am and we've been talking so much
1:03:57
about
1:03:58
sports and i watched the whole um the
1:04:01
last
1:04:01
dance did you watch that by the way the
1:04:03
last dance with the michael jordan
1:04:05
queued up now you'll enjoy it because
1:04:07
it's not just about jordan and of course
1:04:08
i have to i have to since we talked
1:04:11
about this once i do have to
1:04:12
mention what's becoming a real guilty
1:04:15
pleasure
1:04:17
i have uh obtained
1:04:21
all the seasons of chicago pd
1:04:25
which is the sickest show ever put on
1:04:27
broadcast television
1:04:30
yeah especially when you watch it from
1:04:33
the beginning the first episode on
1:04:35
uh it is incredibly violent
1:04:39
and you know meanwhile holly was giving
1:04:41
everyone crap about this oh you know
1:04:42
you're
1:04:43
trump it's incredibly violent it is
1:04:46
about
1:04:46
corruption the way they present it as a
1:04:50
necessity and it's just a damnedest
1:04:54
thing and it's
1:04:55
it is structured beautifully it's a dick
1:04:57
wolf show so
1:04:58
it would be after all these years he's
1:05:00
got the he's got it nailed yeah
1:05:02
and it's a hell of a thing to see to
1:05:04
watch if it ever shows up on
1:05:06
netflix or anything i'd recommend just
1:05:08
plowing through it
1:05:10
so how does that relate to china
1:05:14
i had said you said something you said
1:05:16
somebody remember
1:05:17
you don't want to remember the subject i
1:05:19
can't remember what it was
1:05:21
you added about this thing you want me
1:05:23
to watch about the background oh yes
1:05:25
okay there we go sorry
1:05:26
uh so i watched the jazz pl utah jazz
1:05:31
play god i don't know
1:05:33
it was so pathetic and they had on the
1:05:36
back of there so the first they had the
1:05:38
kneeling
1:05:40
uh and and uh way to go uh jonathan
1:05:43
uh isaac jonathan isaac i think it is
1:05:46
way to go man don't and he said no uh
1:05:50
in fact do i have a clip of him i think
1:05:51
i may have a clip
1:05:53
i was quite impressed by uh hmm
1:05:57
i guess i don't it's crazy i thought i
1:05:59
had
1:06:01
i thought i had that all clipped i
1:06:03
wanted to talk about it oh here we go
1:06:04
jonathan
1:06:05
isaac of the orlando magic um so he
1:06:08
didn't put on the black lives matter
1:06:10
jersey
1:06:10
he didn't kneel they have to know he's a
1:06:12
ordained minister
1:06:14
uh i think he preached i think he i
1:06:16
think he has a church that he preaches
1:06:18
i don't know if it's his or he he's like
1:06:20
some gig work you know side hustle
1:06:22
uh but when i saw the other jerseys the
1:06:25
players had
1:06:26
say her name on the back freedom
1:06:29
equality
1:06:30
justice and the one white guy on the
1:06:32
field
1:06:33
on the court the one white guy had ally
1:06:36
it was like oh my god this is so
1:06:39
pathetic
1:06:40
pathetic and just ally
1:06:44
like if that's like racist by itself you
1:06:46
can't have say her name on your shirt
1:06:48
you're a bit
1:06:48
ally you're just an ally
1:06:52
i felt very allied myself just watching
1:06:54
but here's jonathan isaac getting an
1:06:57
asinine question from the press and an
1:06:59
asinine follow-up he's kind of hard to
1:07:01
understand but if you focus you'll get
1:07:02
it make sure you unmute
1:07:04
hey um so i have a two-part question for
1:07:07
you
1:07:08
so you didn't kneel during the anthem
1:07:09
but you also didn't wear a black lives
1:07:12
matter shirt
1:07:13
do you believe that black lives matter i
1:07:14
mean
1:07:18
what kind of a question is that do these
1:07:21
do these children go to journalism
1:07:23
school and learn this let's ask the
1:07:25
black man
1:07:26
let's ask the black man if black lives
1:07:28
matter
1:07:29
come on absolutely
1:07:33
stop stop stop for context was this a
1:07:36
black
1:07:36
reporter or white reporter well she was
1:07:38
on the phone so we don't know
1:07:41
but she sounds caring to me absolutely
1:07:44
absolutely
1:07:45
i believe that black lives matter um a
1:07:48
lot went into my decision and part of it
1:07:50
is first off
1:07:51
um it is my thought that you know
1:07:53
kneeling or wearing a black glass man
1:07:55
can you
1:07:56
even understand what he's saying yes i
1:07:58
can understand everything he's saying
1:07:59
okay
1:08:00
um don't go hand in hand with supporting
1:08:02
black violence
1:08:03
i do believe that black lives matter but
1:08:05
i i just felt like it was the decision
1:08:07
that i had to make
1:08:08
and i didn't i don't feel like
1:08:12
putting putting that shirt on and
1:08:13
kneeling i went hand in hand with
1:08:16
supporting black blouse or that it made
1:08:18
me support black lives or not i believe
1:08:20
that
1:08:21
for myself my life has been supported
1:08:24
through the gospel
1:08:25
of jesus christ that everyone is made in
1:08:28
the image of god and that we all for
1:08:29
sure god's glory
1:08:31
answer that go ahead am i able to follow
1:08:34
up with a quick one
1:08:35
yes please do go ahead okay um so
1:08:38
jonathan
1:08:38
i i'm asking this with all sincerity i
1:08:40
just want to really understand your
1:08:42
reasoning for that
1:08:43
can you just explain further what you
1:08:45
feel like religion
1:08:46
has to do with kneeling for the anthem
1:08:48
to protest against racism and police
1:08:50
brutality
1:08:52
i mean wow thanks for the in-depth
1:08:56
question lady what does religion have to
1:08:59
do with today
1:09:00
oh thank you and i appreciate jonathan
1:09:04
isaac
1:09:10
shit that woman is she just wants to
1:09:13
quote for a headline so she can hang up
1:09:14
and go write it and be first and post it
1:09:16
on twitter
1:09:17
that's journalism today but the whole
1:09:20
thing
1:09:21
is clearly uh chinese influences i'm
1:09:25
sure that
1:09:25
they want to see this on the games in
1:09:28
china
1:09:29
they want to see this obedience from the
1:09:32
players no matter what the
1:09:34
issue is you can't have your name and
1:09:36
i'm sure they love that no names on
1:09:38
their shirts just like everyone else you
1:09:39
just
1:09:41
don't even need a driver's license
1:09:44
um whereas major league baseball
1:09:48
none of this or at least not on the not
1:09:50
on the uniforms
1:09:52
they had fake crowd noise so it just
1:09:55
and then and then you add in uh jonathan
1:09:58
isaac
1:09:58
and he's talking about the church and
1:10:01
religion
1:10:02
and that is a problem for china and this
1:10:05
is coming to a head
1:10:06
as the deal is up for renegotiation
1:10:09
between the vatican
1:10:11
and the chinese communist party who i
1:10:14
think
1:10:14
as we've discussed have created a
1:10:17
separate catholic
1:10:18
church in china the cpa
1:10:21
which is uh i think the catholic
1:10:23
people's the church of
1:10:25
whatever it's bogus with cardinals that
1:10:28
are only approved by the ccp
1:10:30
i'm very suspicious of this pope who is
1:10:33
making the deals
1:10:34
reported more than a billion dollars
1:10:36
just to go along with whatever they want
1:10:38
them to do
1:10:39
and it's time to renegotiate both the
1:10:42
vatican and the catholic diocese of hong
1:10:44
kong are the targets of hackers
1:10:46
allegedly backed by the chinese
1:10:48
communist government
1:10:49
the chinese foreign ministry calls the
1:10:51
report quote groundless speculation
1:10:57
chinese officials deny the allegations a
1:10:59
report from the digital monitoring group
1:11:01
recorded future claims that since may
1:11:03
hackers have spread malware and
1:11:06
access church offices in hong kong as
1:11:08
well as servers at the vatican
1:11:10
in just over a month the holy see and
1:11:12
china are scheduled to hold talks to
1:11:14
negotiate
1:11:15
how the church will cooperate with the
1:11:17
chinese communist regime
1:11:19
yeah the other reporting is how the
1:11:21
church will cooperate they will
1:11:22
cooperate
1:11:24
even the reporting is like that the
1:11:27
catholic church is in huge disarray over
1:11:29
this
1:11:30
i would think so a lot of producers have
1:11:33
emailed me and really schooled me on
1:11:35
on what's going on and you know i still
1:11:38
have you know there's a new
1:11:40
uh vatican constitution coming out
1:11:43
is what they had that's not what it's
1:11:44
called but it's kind of the a new
1:11:46
version of the constitution a whole
1:11:47
bunch of
1:11:48
cardinals are going to get retired
1:11:51
new ones are coming in so everyone's
1:11:53
very worried about this
1:11:55
and this pope is saying a lot of stuff
1:11:57
that uh
1:11:58
catholics do not like particularly about
1:12:01
some core
1:12:02
issues so we'll keep our eye on that but
1:12:07
you know you get to the church and you
1:12:09
start changing that then you start to
1:12:10
change some fundamental ways that people
1:12:13
believe not today tomorrow but
1:12:15
gradually in the future and it seems to
1:12:18
be kind of planned
1:12:20
it certainly is working with the with
1:12:22
socialism
1:12:23
in the united states that seems to be
1:12:26
coming in perfectly we have uh
1:12:28
i i told you that jeff bezos is the
1:12:30
lightning rod of uh
1:12:32
of capitalism now it used to be actually
1:12:34
actually used to be bill gates for a
1:12:36
while i think wasn't bill gates kind of
1:12:38
the
1:12:38
capitalist pig for a few years yeah
1:12:43
and yeah gates was a capitalist pig
1:12:45
larry all capitalist pigs have drawn
1:12:47
that
1:12:47
top five list but but what warren
1:12:50
buffett has never called out as a
1:12:51
capitalist pig
1:12:52
no because he presents himself as a nice
1:12:55
friendly old
1:12:56
old man from omaha
1:12:59
um well bezos is
1:13:02
uh the socialists the democratic
1:13:05
socialists but just
1:13:07
kids who are not even not even
1:13:10
ideologically affiliated who gladly
1:13:13
love all the benefits of capitalism
1:13:16
that's the woke infrastructure of apple
1:13:18
iphone starbucks and other places that
1:13:21
that have immunity and even amazon has
1:13:23
immunity
1:13:24
then no one is stopping ordering from
1:13:26
amazon
1:13:27
yeah they just don't like bezos but they
1:13:30
hate bezos because she made 13 billion
1:13:32
dollars in one day
1:13:33
in one day so now they're going after
1:13:35
him personally including the seattle
1:13:37
council this is seattle
1:13:39
city council members there's a communist
1:13:41
on that council and the whole thing is
1:13:42
skewed left
1:13:44
uh she's a socialist her name is
1:13:48
kshama savant i believe she is uh
1:13:54
i don't know i i i don't know if she's
1:13:55
reading a clip from hers
1:13:57
during the chassis right yeah oh okay
1:13:59
well here she is uh
1:14:00
going straight and this is about the
1:14:02
amazon tax
1:14:04
uh yeah she's trying to drive she is
1:14:06
gonna single-handedly drive
1:14:08
drive amazon out of seattle and the city
1:14:10
will go into a
1:14:11
uh depression you know you know you know
1:14:14
seattle which is one of the few city
1:14:17
cities
1:14:18
that actually has a vibrant downtown and
1:14:20
it's you know you can go
1:14:22
it's not like say no offense to the
1:14:24
people in saint louis and cleveland
1:14:28
and these places back east that are just
1:14:30
decayed
1:14:32
city centers detroit of course is a good
1:14:35
example
1:14:36
uh seattle's never gone through
1:14:40
any of that it's it's been nice all the
1:14:42
time so san francisco i'd say it's the
1:14:44
same way
1:14:45
uh it's not going to stay that way it's
1:14:47
going to end up like an
1:14:48
east coast piece of crap can you explain
1:14:50
quickly the amazon tax what that is
1:14:54
i think it's a head tackle oh that's
1:14:56
right yeah they have to pay per and that
1:14:58
has to go to affordable housing which i
1:14:59
think amazon has done
1:15:01
bezos put 10 billion dollars of the last
1:15:04
quarter i think it's all the
1:15:06
operational profit into upgrading
1:15:09
whatever it doesn't matter
1:15:10
he's a slave driver that man horrible
1:15:13
and they're going after him personally
1:15:15
and here she is
1:15:16
i have a message for jeff bezos and his
1:15:18
class
1:15:19
if you attempt again to overturn the
1:15:22
amazon tax
1:15:23
working people will go all out in the
1:15:25
thousands to defeat you
1:15:28
and we will not stop there because you
1:15:30
see we are fighting for far more than
1:15:32
this tax
1:15:33
we are preparing the ground for a
1:15:35
different kind of society
1:15:37
and if you jeff bezos want to drive that
1:15:40
process forward
1:15:41
by lashing out against us in our modest
1:15:44
demands
1:15:45
then so be it because we are coming for
1:15:47
you
1:15:48
and your rotten system we are coming to
1:15:51
dismantle this deeply oppressive
1:15:53
racist sexist violent utterly
1:15:57
bankrupt system of capitalism this
1:15:59
police state
1:16:01
we cannot and will not stop until we
1:16:03
overthrow it
1:16:04
and replace it with a world based
1:16:06
instead
1:16:07
on solidarity genuine democracy
1:16:10
and equality a socialist world
1:16:16
by the way she's she's from india she is
1:16:19
from india
1:16:20
you can see this is not a an unusual
1:16:24
uh way to be in india yeah and this is
1:16:26
one of the reasons this has held
1:16:27
india back for probably hundreds of
1:16:30
years
1:16:31
this it's a it's built into their
1:16:34
to their uh mentality yeah they're the
1:16:36
same mentality the same way
1:16:37
civilization it's a it's a conflict of
1:16:39
civilization
1:16:40
so you plant somebody like that over in
1:16:42
seattle amongst a bunch of dummies
1:16:45
and they all lap it up it's really
1:16:47
hilarious to watch
1:16:49
i mean it's like some of the during the
1:16:51
70s we had this thing with all these
1:16:53
there was this huge influx of gurus
1:16:56
from india yeah and they all got land in
1:16:59
montana
1:17:00
well they all did they all did different
1:17:02
things but they had a
1:17:04
sales pitch that was so alien to
1:17:07
americans
1:17:08
oh but the raj nishis were one of the
1:17:10
best examples with their
1:17:11
at the airport so you remember this yeah
1:17:24
was the main guy but yeah it was they i
1:17:27
forgot to even the name of this group
1:17:28
but they
1:17:29
yeah they were all very colorful but
1:17:32
their sales pitches
1:17:34
alien to western ears and we
1:17:37
easily are susceptible to it for some
1:17:39
reason
1:17:40
uh because it's been very fine-tuned in
1:17:42
india which is a real hard
1:17:44
sell selling in india it's really not
1:17:46
easy so they get these sales pitches to
1:17:48
this point and that's what we're seeing
1:17:50
with the socialist stuff
1:17:51
a lot of it's coming right out of india
1:17:54
uh
1:17:54
whether it's controlled by the chinese
1:17:55
or not the chinese are sure not uh no no
1:17:58
the chinese are with pakistan now
1:18:00
they're they're hating india well the
1:18:03
point is
1:18:04
that the message is very so what is the
1:18:06
message then what what is what are they
1:18:08
trying to sell what what i mean
1:18:09
socialism okay got it
1:18:10
which she calls democracy they're trying
1:18:12
to sell the
1:18:14
the defeat of capitalism they want the
1:18:17
capitalistic system
1:18:18
done do they have anything to replace it
1:18:20
with if you ask them
1:18:21
socialism she said she pointed out she
1:18:23
said socialism no
1:18:25
they got nothing she said socialism well
1:18:28
what is it
1:18:30
it's not jeff bezos apparently whatever
1:18:33
get rid of him and we're good
1:18:35
yes yes if jeff bezos was murdered
1:18:39
tomorrow the kids would be dancing in
1:18:41
the street thinking they won
1:18:43
there's this they're idiots
1:18:47
not all of them but a lot of them
1:18:50
now before we take our break since it's
1:18:54
a sunday and
1:18:55
it can only be done on no agenda if you
1:18:57
didn't hear it
1:18:58
i thought the grilling that jim jordan
1:19:00
did of hair dr
1:19:02
fauci uh over the protests
1:19:07
was so good uh that of course it didn't
1:19:10
get a lot of air time
1:19:12
so it got no air time did you see any of
1:19:15
it
1:19:15
i saw yeah i saw i saw a couple of clips
1:19:17
but i didn't hear the whole thing i was
1:19:19
always gonna go back and watch it yeah
1:19:20
so it's about four minutes do you have
1:19:22
it yes i do it's four minutes if we
1:19:24
uh either either one of us has veto if
1:19:26
we're bored then we'll stop it
1:19:28
well hold on a second i want to mention
1:19:31
that
1:19:31
people should take note of this because
1:19:33
jim jordan who's a favorite of mine
1:19:36
uh he was semi-banned
1:19:39
on this show for some reason or other
1:19:43
really and i find it interesting that
1:19:45
you've you've been
1:19:46
you've been sweet you've switched over
1:19:47
to the other side i i do not remember
1:19:49
jim jordan being banned on this show
1:19:51
we have a ban on rachel maddow we have a
1:19:54
ban on sean hannity
1:19:56
uh we have a ban on the
1:19:59
john kerry tucker well john kerry's not
1:20:02
even in the picture anymore well tucker
1:20:03
is just
1:20:04
uh there's no ban on tucker he's just he
1:20:08
well we're circumspect when we play
1:20:11
tucker
1:20:12
circumspect i just i like his guest
1:20:16
gordon chang came from his show so his
1:20:18
guests are good
1:20:19
yeah okay anyway jim jordan
1:20:23
i'm gonna i'll i'll stop it if i need to
1:20:25
stop it in the moment
1:20:26
maybe to ask a question but i i would
1:20:28
gladly listen to the whole thing
1:20:30
here we go all right it's a no agenda
1:20:32
special thank you mr chairman dr fauci
1:20:34
do protest
1:20:35
increase the spread of the virus
1:20:37
[Music]
1:20:39
you protest increase the spread of the
1:20:41
virus repeat the question while he's
1:20:43
thinking of the answer because oh boy he
1:20:45
knows he's getting screwed here
1:20:46
uh i think i can make a general
1:20:48
statement well half a million protesters
1:20:50
on june 6 alone i'm just asking that
1:20:52
number of people
1:20:53
does that increase the spread of the
1:20:54
violence crowding together particularly
1:20:57
when you're not wearing a mast
1:21:00
he's so nervous he says mast instead of
1:21:02
mask
1:21:03
he's uh jim's gordon he's got him he's
1:21:06
got him on the uh
1:21:07
got him on the ropes already a million
1:21:09
protesters on june 6th alone i'm just
1:21:11
asking that number
1:21:12
does it increase the spread of the virus
1:21:14
crowding together particularly when
1:21:16
you're not wearing a mast
1:21:18
contributes to the spread of the virus
1:21:20
should we limit the protesting
1:21:22
i i'm not sure what you mean should how
1:21:25
do we
1:21:26
say limit the protesting the government
1:21:27
limit the protesting
1:21:30
i i i don't think that's relevant to
1:21:33
well you just said if it increases the
1:21:35
spread of the virus i'm just asking
1:21:36
should we limit it
1:21:37
well i'm i'm not in a position to
1:21:39
determine what the government can do in
1:21:41
a forceful way
1:21:42
well you make all kinds of
1:21:42
recommendations you make comments on
1:21:44
dating on baseball and everything you
1:21:46
can imagine i'm just asking you you just
1:21:47
said that protests increase the spread
1:21:49
i'm just asking you should we try to
1:21:50
limit the protest
1:21:51
i think i would leave that to people who
1:21:52
have more of an a position to do that i
1:21:55
can tell
1:21:56
you government stopping people from
1:21:57
going to church dr
1:21:59
falchi yeah last week in the calvary
1:22:01
chapel case
1:22:02
five liberals on the supreme court said
1:22:04
it was okay for nevada
1:22:06
to limit church services government i
1:22:09
mean justice
1:22:10
gorsuch said it best he said there's no
1:22:11
there's no world in which the
1:22:12
constitution permits nevada to favor
1:22:14
caesar's palace over calvary chapel i'm
1:22:16
just asking is there a world where the
1:22:17
constitution says
1:22:18
you can favor one first amendment
1:22:20
liberty protesting
1:22:21
over another practicing your faith i'm
1:22:24
not favoring anybody over anybody
1:22:26
i'm just making a statement that's a
1:22:28
broad statement
1:22:29
that avoid crap what should he have done
1:22:32
in this case because clearly he's been
1:22:33
very
1:22:34
very adamant about about churches
1:22:38
about bars about restaurants he's been
1:22:41
adamant about everything
1:22:42
because he obviously is not getting out
1:22:44
of this he
1:22:46
no he screwed himself by uh not
1:22:48
beginning correctly he should have
1:22:50
started off with i'm
1:22:52
very concerned about this probably as
1:22:54
much as i'm concerned about
1:22:56
anything else and that neutralizes
1:22:58
everything you
1:22:59
just mentioned so he's admitting that
1:23:02
it's a problem
1:23:03
but that would throw jordan off because
1:23:05
now it's just uh
1:23:06
that was well you know i i just said
1:23:09
that i i'm very concerned about yeah
1:23:11
yeah exactly exactly now he's just down
1:23:13
on the mat and jordan
1:23:14
he screwed up humbling him of any type
1:23:17
no matter where you are
1:23:19
because that leads to the acquisition
1:23:21
and transmission
1:23:22
and i don't judge one crowd versus
1:23:24
another crowd
1:23:26
when you're in a crowd particularly if
1:23:27
you're not wearing a mask
1:23:29
that is this it's a simple question
1:23:31
doctor should we limit the protest
1:23:33
government
1:23:34
is obviously limiting people on the trip
1:23:35
and look
1:23:37
look there's been no there's been no
1:23:38
violence that i've i can see at church i
1:23:40
haven't seen people during the church
1:23:41
servants go out and
1:23:42
and harm police officers or burn
1:23:44
buildings but we know that i mean for 63
1:23:46
days now
1:23:47
pay close attention to fauci because
1:23:49
he's just going to start sputtering and
1:23:50
he's getting annoyed
1:23:52
and uh and he starts saying it does it
1:23:54
doesn't go well it's just been happening
1:23:56
in portland right
1:23:57
yeah one night in chicago 49 officers
1:24:00
were injured but no limit to
1:24:03
no limit to protest but boy you can't go
1:24:06
to church on sunday
1:24:08
i don't know how many times i can answer
1:24:09
that i'm not going to opine on limiting
1:24:11
anything i'm just going to tell you
1:24:13
i'm behind on a lot of things yeah but
1:24:15
i've never this is something that
1:24:16
directly impacts the spread of the virus
1:24:18
and i'm asking your
1:24:19
your position on the protest yeah i'm
1:24:21
well i'm not going to opine on limiting
1:24:23
anything i'm telling you what it is the
1:24:25
danger
1:24:26
and you can make your own conclusions
1:24:30
the only person who used opine to excess
1:24:33
was bill o'reilly
1:24:39
constantly at the end of his show every
1:24:40
show he would say if you wish to opine
1:24:42
send me a letter at bill o'reilly.com
1:24:44
that's not the same as bill o'reilly of
1:24:46
fox news and blah blah blah
1:24:47
but alpine or pineal pine he would use
1:24:50
so i'm now guessing
1:24:52
that fauci used to be an o'reilly
1:24:54
watcher oh my
1:24:55
yeah these are words like who would use
1:24:58
op i've never heard him use it either
1:25:00
interesting all right now i'm well i'm
1:25:03
not going to opine on limiting anything
1:25:05
i'm telling you what
1:25:06
it is the danger and you can make your
1:25:08
own conclusion about that
1:25:10
you should stay away from crowds no
1:25:13
matter where the crowd is stop
1:25:14
government is the government has stopped
1:25:16
people from going to
1:25:18
work you know what if he says hey you're
1:25:21
such a ditto head
1:25:22
then we'll know for sure fouchy's uh
1:25:24
just in new jersey four days ago
1:25:27
ian smith frank trumbetta were arrested
1:25:30
for opening up for trying to operate
1:25:32
their business their gym
1:25:34
they were arrested but my bet is if
1:25:37
these two individuals own this gym were
1:25:39
outside just in front of their gym
1:25:40
and all the people who were working out
1:25:42
in their gym were outside protesting
1:25:44
they'd been just fine but because they
1:25:45
were in the gym
1:25:46
working out actually running their
1:25:48
business they got arrested you think
1:25:50
that's okay
1:25:51
you know i'm not going to a point on who
1:25:53
gets arrested again
1:25:55
i i you get where i'm going i'm telling
1:25:58
you
1:25:59
all right so now he's trying to play the
1:26:01
inside baseball card
1:26:02
now he's like hey do you get where i'm
1:26:04
going stop this mofo you're badgering me
1:26:07
stop it you know i'm not going to a
1:26:09
point hold on a second
1:26:12
that's another mystery that's exactly
1:26:13
what he should have said what you just
1:26:15
said
1:26:17
can you stop badgering me about this i
1:26:19
didn't like i don't like the idea of
1:26:21
these big crowds that's all i it's all i
1:26:22
have to say
1:26:23
i think make him get off track because
1:26:26
he's already off he's off the rails he's
1:26:28
frozen he has nowhere to go he can't
1:26:30
think straight
1:26:31
that's the problem that's probably and
1:26:33
you're in these situations
1:26:35
unless you're prepared that's why they
1:26:36
have these you know these
1:26:38
specialists that can you know do a fake
1:26:41
version of this
1:26:43
so you can be getting the hardest the
1:26:44
harshest questions and they teach you
1:26:46
how to
1:26:46
get the right answers how to do it but
1:26:48
apparently he never went to that he
1:26:50
didn't think he needed it
1:26:51
well he did that is if these two
1:26:55
individuals own this gym were outside
1:26:56
just in front of their gym
1:26:58
and all the people who were working out
1:26:59
in their gym were outside protesting
1:27:01
they'd been just fine but because they
1:27:02
were in the gym
1:27:03
working out actually running their
1:27:05
business they got arrested you think
1:27:07
that's okay
1:27:09
you know i'm not going to a point on who
1:27:10
gets arrested and who does not
1:27:12
i mean i i you get where i'm going i'm
1:27:14
telling you
1:27:15
as a public health official i say crown
1:27:18
do you see the inconsistency though dr
1:27:20
fauci there's no inconsistency
1:27:22
congressman
1:27:22
what there's no income so you're allowed
1:27:24
to protest millions of people on one day
1:27:27
in crowds yelling screaming but you try
1:27:29
to run your business you get arrested
1:27:30
and if you stood right outside of that
1:27:32
same business and protested you wouldn't
1:27:33
get arrested you don't see any
1:27:34
consistency there
1:27:35
uh i don't understand what you're asking
1:27:37
me as a public health official
1:27:39
to opine on who should get a response or
1:27:42
not
1:27:42
that's not my position you could ask
1:27:47
you've advocated for certain businesses
1:27:48
to be shut down i'm just asking
1:27:50
you on your position on the protest i
1:27:52
mean i haven't seen one
1:27:54
we've heard a lot about hair salons i
1:27:56
haven't seen one hair stylist
1:27:58
who between haircuts goes out and
1:28:01
attacks police or set something on fire
1:28:02
but we've seen all kinds of that stuff
1:28:04
during protests
1:28:05
and we know the protests actually
1:28:06
increased the spread of the virus you've
1:28:08
said that
1:28:09
i said crowds i didn't say specifically
1:28:13
i didn't say protest do anything so the
1:28:15
protests don't increase the spread of
1:28:16
the violence i didn't say that you're
1:28:17
putting words in my mouth no i i want i
1:28:19
would
1:28:19
i just want an answer to the question do
1:28:21
the protest increase the spread of the
1:28:22
virus
1:28:23
i i don't have any scientific evidence
1:28:25
that anything i can tell you that
1:28:26
crap whoa
1:28:29
whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa i hadn't heard
1:28:32
that the first time
1:28:33
because i have no scientific evidence
1:28:35
what
1:28:37
so the protests don't increase the
1:28:38
spread of the violence i didn't say that
1:28:40
you're putting words in my mouth no i
1:28:41
want i would
1:28:42
i just want an answer to the question do
1:28:43
the protest increase the spread of the
1:28:45
virus
1:28:45
i i don't have any scientific evidence
1:28:47
anything i can tell you that
1:28:49
crowds are known particularly when you
1:28:51
don't have a mask
1:28:53
to increase the acquisition and
1:28:55
transmission
1:28:56
no matter what you don't have a position
1:28:58
on whether the protest
1:29:00
increase the spread of the virus or
1:29:01
don't increase the spread of the virus
1:29:03
i'm saying that crowds wherever the
1:29:06
crowds are
1:29:07
can give you an increased probability
1:29:10
that there's going to be acquisition
1:29:12
and transmission but do you understand
1:29:14
americans concern
1:29:16
protesting according particularly
1:29:18
according to democrats is just fine but
1:29:20
you can't go to work you can't go to
1:29:21
school you can't go to church
1:29:23
there's limits placed on all three of
1:29:25
those fundamental activities first
1:29:27
amendment activities but protesting is
1:29:29
just fine
1:29:30
and there's obvious reasons why you
1:29:32
didn't see this anywhere on the
1:29:33
mainstream not a single maybe on fox
1:29:35
maybe maybe yeah maybe
1:29:39
maybe um there's a lot of good stuff in
1:29:41
these hearings that we planned the show
1:29:43
that never gets
1:29:44
anywhere i harbor bad feelings towards
1:29:46
fiochi there's a lot of people
1:29:48
i know and one or two friends who died
1:29:50
of these horrible treatments that he was
1:29:53
i'm not going to say he's responsible
1:29:54
for killing people but
1:29:56
this guy delivered nothing
1:29:59
how many years now we've been waiting
1:30:01
for something oh we have prep
1:30:04
okay uh the guy's no good
1:30:08
and and the fact that no he's no good
1:30:10
the fact we put so much trust in him is
1:30:12
just irksome to me well
1:30:14
yeah well he's definitely got the uh
1:30:17
which irks him to trump
1:30:18
apparently after listening to moan and
1:30:21
groan about it
1:30:22
about the popularity of fouchy compared
1:30:24
to trump himself
1:30:26
that's that's wrestler stuff that's just
1:30:30
wrestler stuff
1:30:31
you know moe made a good observation he
1:30:34
got that
1:30:34
gene that's for sure because he was in
1:30:36
the wwe for all practical purposes yeah
1:30:39
mo i don't know anything about russ i
1:30:41
know a little bit but he actually on the
1:30:42
show yesterday he
1:30:44
uh went into a lot of uh the parallels
1:30:46
between what really trump's history with
1:30:48
wrestling
1:30:49
and uh when you take that into account
1:30:52
and really
1:30:53
you don't have to focus that much he's
1:30:55
you know he's playing the heel
1:30:57
he's playing the the bad heel he's got
1:30:59
his you know every single uh
1:31:02
venue he goes to for his um
1:31:05
for his rallies are our wwe
1:31:08
uh venues he goes to the same place it's
1:31:11
the same show
1:31:15
when you think about it well
1:31:19
there is definitely a lot of showmanship
1:31:21
when it gives
1:31:22
unfortunately a lot of people have not
1:31:23
seen any of his speeches no they refuse
1:31:26
to do it because it's scary
1:31:27
i would recommend if you've never seen a
1:31:29
trump speech go back and watch one of
1:31:31
them a rally a rally a rally speech
1:31:33
a rally yeah it's not a speech per se
1:31:35
it's more of a rally a pep rally yeah
1:31:37
and trump goes up there and ad libs
1:31:39
usually about an hour sometimes longer
1:31:42
he started off short he was i think is
1:31:45
in 2016
1:31:46
2015 2016 he was he could only do about
1:31:48
35 minutes
1:31:50
then he got to an hour and then he
1:31:52
rewritten the act about two or three
1:31:54
times
1:31:55
and it's highly entertaining and it gets
1:31:58
everybody all
1:31:59
jacked up and it's all presented in a
1:32:01
certain way there's always a couple of
1:32:02
blondes behind him
1:32:03
wearing the red hat and they got the big
1:32:05
smile you don't even know if they're
1:32:07
attractive but they got this huge smile
1:32:10
and there's always about three black
1:32:11
guys right behind him too it's it's all
1:32:13
staged it's
1:32:14
it's actually well done yeah uh it's
1:32:17
always pointed this is mussolini look to
1:32:19
the left to the right
1:32:20
usually to the left he looks left and
1:32:22
he's shit shoves his chin up
1:32:25
looks like mussolini it's the best and i
1:32:27
mean it's just unbelievable to watch
1:32:28
these
1:32:28
these presentations they're just so
1:32:31
slick
1:32:32
completely different from uh obama but
1:32:34
just as valid when it comes to
1:32:36
entertainment value
1:32:38
oh totally different than obama and of
1:32:40
course
1:32:41
and then after the break we'll have our
1:32:44
friend biden who didn't come out of the
1:32:46
basement for one talk in a place he
1:32:49
didn't apparently know where he was
1:32:51
and uh we'd have for clips of that he's
1:32:54
sure there's a lot of short clips on a
1:32:56
bite and i
1:32:57
just i tried digging up biting stuff and
1:32:59
it's like
1:33:00
pulling teeth because he really doesn't
1:33:02
do a lot he stays home
1:33:04
his ratings keep going up so they stay
1:33:06
home stay home
1:33:07
joe don't come out and if he comes out
1:33:10
and his ratings will drop a few points
1:33:11
because people
1:33:12
got to see what he says which is like
1:33:15
dumb and uh i don't know
1:33:18
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violation
1:35:35
oh huge violation now i did do a search
1:35:39
i could not find this
1:35:41
um interesting but uh
1:35:45
i would say looking at the piece this is
1:35:47
a very high-end piece by someone who
1:35:49
really knows what they're doing
1:35:50
yeah so we have to get in touch with
1:35:52
them and then give them a plug or
1:35:54
something
1:35:55
i'd like to i'd like to put i'd like to
1:35:56
put the proper credit on that's all i
1:35:58
want
1:35:59
yeah and you know and as long as it's
1:36:00
okay to use it because it is a dynamite
1:36:02
piece it's just i
1:36:04
i feel like we we took a lot of credit
1:36:06
as a group
1:36:07
and we're really high fiving it the
1:36:09
thing that bothered me about it it was
1:36:11
lopsided yes you said that
1:36:12
yeah you did and that should have been
1:36:14
the clue that's it was lopsided because
1:36:16
it was a reproduction we both should
1:36:18
we were tired i was trying to make the
1:36:19
record
1:36:22
oh yes this is true that's what happened
1:36:25
we have a thing
1:36:26
people don't realize this because this
1:36:27
is definitely off the books it's not
1:36:29
on the stream but adam has a uh i think
1:36:32
that's my
1:36:33
doing he has a production time in other
1:36:37
words getting the show
1:36:38
posted uh how long does it take from the
1:36:41
end of the show the exact end of the
1:36:43
show to post time
1:36:44
uh because we you know we just we just
1:36:47
do it
1:36:48
and uh i would say uh
1:36:51
he broke the record currently he was was
1:36:54
set last week was 24 minutes and 45
1:36:56
seconds
1:36:57
yeah that was that was that's how long
1:36:58
the show takes to produce
1:37:00
well i post produce post-produce i mean
1:37:03
post-produce
1:37:04
well produce and that's all the way
1:37:06
that's all the way to posting on twitter
1:37:08
yeah and then boom is done and that's
1:37:11
the way all podcasts should be done
1:37:13
yeah if if you want to do it right you
1:37:15
do it like us
1:37:16
damn it now uh yeah
1:37:20
okay well we'll figure out what to do
1:37:21
about this well anyway um
1:37:24
thank you net ned thank you for being
1:37:25
honest and uh if anyone can track down
1:37:28
the uh
1:37:29
don't send stuff like that well why'd
1:37:31
you send it in the first place is be my
1:37:33
question
1:37:34
well please would you re-explain the
1:37:36
rules briefly so people understand what
1:37:37
we're doing here
1:37:39
yeah you have to do original art or if
1:37:41
it's going to be derivative it has to be
1:37:43
a fair use in other words you've had to
1:37:45
change enough within the piece uh
1:37:48
and mocked it or done something that
1:37:50
makes it usable if you don't know how to
1:37:52
do that
1:37:53
professional artists do don't even think
1:37:55
about using a
1:37:57
somebody something you've lifted from
1:37:58
someplace else no
1:38:01
we have this this happens about twice a
1:38:03
year at every 100 shows and maybe two of
1:38:05
these
1:38:06
we have some issues with a piece or two
1:38:08
yeah uh
1:38:09
usually they don't get published but
1:38:10
this one did yeah anyway
1:38:12
uh no agenda artgenerator.com uh that is
1:38:15
where you can
1:38:16
upload your original art or obviously if
1:38:18
it's under fair use
1:38:20
that is original and for intents and
1:38:21
purposes of this show completely
1:38:23
appropriate
1:38:24
no agenda artgenerator.com that's where
1:38:25
you go check it out and
1:38:27
uh we look forward to choosing a nice
1:38:30
piece later on
1:38:31
it's part of our value for value network
1:38:32
and is critical
1:38:34
these pieces get people to click it's a
1:38:36
reminder people like the show
1:38:38
sometimes it's just a reminder oh yeah
1:38:41
oh yeah now i see it there's something
1:38:42
new there
1:38:43
no agenda archeneter.com and uh in our
1:38:46
value for value proposition we
1:38:48
are very happy to thank a number of
1:38:50
executive producers
1:38:51
and associate executive producers for
1:38:53
episode
1:38:56
1265.
1:39:00
uh yes i'm sorry so gonna i need that
1:39:04
net i need to know that etsy address is
1:39:06
net ned's gonna have to send it to me or
1:39:08
you have to send me his address
1:39:09
but let's thank some people for
1:39:10
contributing here to the show
1:39:13
1265. starting with janosh
1:39:16
moser in deutschland uh
1:39:20
390 dollars be our top guy okay
1:39:23
and he says shalom as an assistant in
1:39:26
health care i finally got my corona
1:39:28
bonus payment from the federal republic
1:39:29
of deutschland and since you two
1:39:31
over the last months have essentially
1:39:33
assisted me with your services to cope
1:39:35
with the everyday insanities of this
1:39:37
planned endemic i feel heavily obliged
1:39:40
to share this bonus payment with you
1:39:42
i believe in reaching knighthood with
1:39:43
this donation so if i may is he on the
1:39:45
list
1:39:46
uh yeah we have a couple on the list
1:39:49
it's he should have been marked
1:39:51
he should have been a marked man let me
1:39:52
check so if i may i would like to be
1:39:54
knighted as sir
1:39:55
j black knight of the pan beyond the
1:39:58
white light
1:39:59
hey he's not on the list
1:40:03
should we be concerned is there a
1:40:05
discrepancy
1:40:07
no okay i just put him on the list is
1:40:10
what i would do
1:40:11
okay uh it's a complicated name
1:40:15
black and it's black knight
1:40:18
well you can't just call yourself a
1:40:20
black knight
1:40:22
hmm so that's out well but
1:40:25
hold on a second
1:40:30
i mean eric is pretty good at this i
1:40:32
mean that surprises me if it was
1:40:34
if it was a knighthood he'd mark it in
1:40:36
blue and it'd be on the list and it's
1:40:37
not that i mean i i want to believe
1:40:39
uh janosh well i don't see why we can't
1:40:42
he will be a black knight if we don't
1:40:44
knight him today how about that
1:40:46
why don't why don't we do this uh and we
1:40:48
can read his note on uh on thursday
1:40:51
it doesn't seem completely timely at
1:40:53
this moment
1:40:54
uh so that he might actually i don't
1:40:56
want to just just omit his
1:40:58
just chop his title
1:41:01
and remove the black knight i we will
1:41:04
get and be in touch with him and we'll
1:41:06
figure this out keep up your great work
1:41:07
he continues and bless the whole tribe
1:41:09
with the g-o-a-t
1:41:10
karma and with the listen to that horn
1:41:14
uh 93 i don't know what 93 is but we got
1:41:18
this for you
1:41:19
oh my god
1:41:23
listen to that you've got
1:41:26
karma there you go
1:41:29
and we'll take care of you know it's uh
1:41:31
email us so we can figure this out i
1:41:33
just don't want to screw up the titles
1:41:36
yeah
1:41:36
anything can happen now we do have a
1:41:38
theme song coming up i believe for
1:41:40
somebody
1:41:41
uh oh is this melon song yeah
1:41:44
oh gosh i had almost everything ready to
1:41:47
go ladies and gentlemen
1:41:48
i present the grand duke of the pacific
1:41:51
northwest
1:41:52
sir dwayne mellon song woo hoo
1:41:56
sir dwayne jackson he said he sent in an
1:41:59
email as a uh meetup report
1:42:03
did you get that yes and that will be
1:42:05
read in the let me just double check
1:42:07
uh that will be read in the second set
1:42:09
we have a lot of meetup reports or a lot
1:42:11
we have several
1:42:13
and let me just make sure we have that
1:42:15
yes i do have the
1:42:17
tiger organ tiggered or tiger tiggered
1:42:19
tiggered
1:42:20
tigered i think it's tiggered yeah i
1:42:22
don't know it's something
1:42:24
it's somewhere in oregon but it's not
1:42:25
too it's tigered okay i'll do
1:42:28
it now since it's short uh friday night
1:42:30
i had the no agenda privilege to attend
1:42:32
the oregon local 33 meetup right here in
1:42:35
tigard tiger to fill in the blank we had
1:42:37
a great evening of great conversation an
1:42:39
appropriately distanced masculist
1:42:41
camaraderie about 25 people showed up
1:42:44
wow
1:42:44
and tim the organizer did fantastic as
1:42:47
usual we had costco hot dogs those are
1:42:49
dynamite
1:42:50
i love the costco hot dogs soft drinks
1:42:52
and snacks
1:42:53
the high point was playing no agenda
1:42:55
family feud which he set up wonderful
1:42:57
now this is interesting which he set up
1:42:59
wonderfully for example
1:43:00
the top three answers in the n a host
1:43:02
family members category were mimi the
1:43:04
adorable and tina the keeper
1:43:08
hey i wanna know how to play this uh no
1:43:10
agenda family feud
1:43:11
and are the other dvoraks feuding the
1:43:13
curries like the mccoys
1:43:15
what is that uh what exactly is going on
1:43:17
that'd be the way it would work yeah
1:43:18
please give us all some meet up karma
1:43:20
and play the clip with that angry korean
1:43:22
lady on it that's tim's
1:43:24
ring tone um
1:43:27
i think we korean lady
1:43:30
is that the korean i got a little bit of
1:43:33
her here
1:43:34
that's a news guess yeah let me see and
1:43:36
then i'll play the uh
1:43:39
meet up karma just let her kick in for a
1:43:41
second is it here
1:43:53
you've got karma
1:43:56
anyway dwayne came with uh three four
1:43:59
five six seven
1:44:00
we appreciate it it's a nice nice number
1:44:03
yeah anonymous is next on the list from
1:44:05
lansdale pennsylvania 333 dollar
1:44:08
dollars uh it's been a long time since i
1:44:11
donated but i wanted to send you a note
1:44:12
i've been listening since 2007.
1:44:15
uh first emotional moment for me was the
1:44:17
show 1263
1:44:19
liberty exhibit with the commentary
1:44:21
about diabetes and
1:44:22
insulin shots the trump attempt to do
1:44:25
what everyone
1:44:26
said they would and never did
1:44:29
your thoughts are spot on and many of
1:44:31
the first diabetic pharmacy pickup was
1:44:34
was four thousand dollars was covered
1:44:36
with my dude named ben health
1:44:38
package but this raises serious concerns
1:44:41
we're also blessed to have you two thank
1:44:44
you thank you
1:44:45
njnk love you guys please keep covering
1:44:48
the pharma
1:44:49
bullcrap i'm getting uh
1:44:54
i'm getting it ends so i said i'm
1:44:56
getting more healthy i'm getting more
1:44:57
health and love out of the listening to
1:44:58
you
1:44:59
uh too than any chemical could ever do
1:45:03
what uh so uh so he he agrees that
1:45:08
oh okay so he used to say right because
1:45:11
he was paying 44
1:45:12
000 uncovered this of course he was
1:45:14
paying four thousand he was paying four
1:45:16
thousand dollars for
1:45:17
insulin previously yeah this yeah holy
1:45:20
crap
1:45:22
it used to be like you know 20 bucks man
1:45:25
it's cheap to make and it's generic and
1:45:27
i mean come on yeah
1:45:30
geez all right does he have any no
1:45:32
jingles no okay onward would sir codes a
1:45:34
lot in bethel pennsylvania 333 dollars
1:45:37
uh he has a few jingles he wants new
1:45:39
business goat karma trump
1:45:40
pelosi jobs jobs jobs and obama nah
1:45:43
batman
1:45:44
theme love song the work you gents do
1:45:46
it's about time i became an executive
1:45:49
producer
1:45:49
yes right right some web software
1:45:52
development work has started to come my
1:45:54
way as a side gig i like to turn it into
1:45:56
a full-time business
1:45:58
uh anyways i'd like some trump pelosi
1:46:01
jobs karma i've already had doubled my
1:46:03
income for this new business also for my
1:46:05
sister and her husband
1:46:07
they just bought a fur business
1:46:11
here's an interesting question and
1:46:12
possibly to my you know
1:46:14
mimi's been buying you know because
1:46:16
especially on the west coast
1:46:18
yeah uh first there's just no
1:46:21
no yeah
1:46:24
so she's been buying mink coats
1:46:28
for probably the last 15 years and she
1:46:31
picked
1:46:31
she picked one up and she tracked the
1:46:34
origins of this coach you got it for
1:46:36
like
1:46:37
i don't know it's like a hundred dollars
1:46:39
or something maybe not even that
1:46:41
it's attractive origins it's a ten
1:46:43
thousand
1:46:44
dollar code sure sure back in the
1:46:47
eighties how old is it
1:46:49
i don't know i don't know the details
1:46:50
that's a fucking beautiful that's a full
1:46:52
that's gotta be full length no it's if
1:46:54
it's a monster yeah
1:46:55
i could wear it no no okay that is
1:46:58
something i would pay actual money for
1:47:00
is to see you wear the mink coat
1:47:02
and you gotta have it on take a photo
1:47:04
with a pimp hat with a pin powder put it
1:47:05
in the newsletter yes with a feather
1:47:07
like huggy bear i'm not gonna have the
1:47:10
hat
1:47:11
it's all right we can provide it's all
1:47:13
good
1:47:14
i love that okay newsletter and it's a
1:47:17
promise
1:47:20
i'm sorry i thought you were done no not
1:47:23
finished
1:47:23
here's he continues here's an
1:47:26
interesting sorry
1:47:28
sir codes a lot here's an interesting
1:47:30
question and possibly to my own
1:47:31
embarrassment
1:47:32
is there a particular finger that's used
1:47:35
for a signet
1:47:36
ring though i have been knighted i
1:47:38
haven't requested my ring and it wasn't
1:47:40
sure if there was a particular finger
1:47:42
for the ring it's used on
1:47:43
kindness regards do we have an answer to
1:47:44
that question i think whichever one it
1:47:47
fits on is pretty what everyone goes
1:47:48
with and you get you give them the ring
1:47:50
size yeah it's gonna fit on whatever
1:47:52
ring you want it's finger you want it to
1:47:54
probably won't fit anywhere you got to
1:47:55
put on a different finger
1:47:57
i don't know i have no idea there is no
1:47:59
appropriate uh
1:48:00
uh finger and i have also seen it used
1:48:03
as a toe ring
1:48:06
so that is that is it i can't remember
1:48:08
where
1:48:10
i've seen in no agenda night ring as a
1:48:12
toe ring uh
1:48:13
it's a possibility
1:48:22
[Music]
1:48:29
no no no
1:48:32
[Music]
1:48:36
jobs jobs jobs jobs
1:48:39
jobs and jobs let's vote for jobs
1:48:43
you've got karma you should mention
1:48:46
that's an experimental jobs karma
1:48:49
katherine mcconnell's next with 250
1:48:51
becomes the first associate executive
1:48:52
producer for show
1:48:54
1265 in calgary alberta
1:48:57
where all the money used to be uh love
1:49:00
this show shout out to diana who hit me
1:49:02
in the mouth a few
1:49:03
years ago first donation uh ap level she
1:49:06
needs a d
1:49:07
douching
1:49:11
you've been deduced she's planning to
1:49:14
attend the calgary meetup on august 2nd
1:49:16
with sir michael and the gang and she'd
1:49:20
like to hear
1:49:21
stop the hammering putin on the ritz and
1:49:23
chyna is
1:49:24
asshole okay i think we can
1:49:28
do both of those requests for you stop
1:49:30
the hammering
1:49:32
[Music]
1:49:34
if you're blue and you don't know where
1:49:36
there's fake news why don't you get your
1:49:38
getting more fixed
1:49:40
putin
1:49:42
[Music]
1:49:48
you've got karma
1:49:52
cheryl wetzel comes up uh with 250 from
1:49:55
mount laurel
1:49:56
new jersey your old stomping ground um
1:50:00
she sent a note in which is quite
1:50:02
entertaining i've been listening since
1:50:04
earlier this year and i traveled
1:50:05
throughout the northeast for medical
1:50:06
diagnosis
1:50:08
sales for diagnostic sales so she's a
1:50:10
sales woman
1:50:11
yep that sells gear gear then covered
1:50:15
lab testing and sales took a huge nose
1:50:17
dive because apparently all other
1:50:19
diseases and medical conditions
1:50:21
cease to exist
1:50:26
all resources have gone to covet testing
1:50:29
nothing else matters
1:50:31
and every lab on the planet is doing the
1:50:33
testing
1:50:34
pcr and antibody most have multiple
1:50:37
testing platforms there is no shortage
1:50:40
of
1:50:40
testing and we are often testing the
1:50:42
same people
1:50:43
multiple times bull crap
1:50:48
business is getting better slowly the
1:50:51
real reason for my note and donation is
1:50:52
totally for your stay safe comments
1:50:54
during the show 1262.
1:50:56
it has been something that has irked me
1:50:59
since day one
1:51:00
oh here we go it's madness i have been
1:51:03
spewing profanities about the subject
1:51:05
while listening
1:51:06
to the show when i heard john say go f
1:51:09
yourself as a response i was filled with
1:51:12
joy and happiness my thoughts exactly
1:51:19
it really hurts these days when i hear
1:51:21
stay
1:51:22
safe because my daughter was just
1:51:24
deployed and more than anything in the
1:51:25
world i wanted her to stay safe for all
1:51:27
that military serving our country
1:51:29
just and i wanted for all the military
1:51:31
in our country to stay safe
1:51:33
do you have a karma jingle for that i
1:51:35
would like i would like to get a deep
1:51:37
douching
1:51:38
for my amazing fiance mike all right
1:51:41
hold on hold on hold on
1:51:44
can you family all right
1:51:48
so we crashed could you say again who
1:51:50
the douching is for
1:51:51
the d douching's for her super amazing
1:51:53
fiance mike
1:51:57
you've been deduced she continues with
1:52:00
us a joint checking account
1:52:02
he loves your show as much as i do the
1:52:04
check was to get both their names on the
1:52:06
reason she says that
1:52:07
and in case we need a clarification
1:52:11
anyway thanks for making some sense of
1:52:13
all the craziness
1:52:14
cheryl thank you cheryl yeah i'm uh i'm
1:52:18
looking to see if i have any i don't
1:52:20
have a
1:52:20
safe i don't have anything stay safe but
1:52:22
we can just say it stay safe karma there
1:52:24
you go it's
1:52:25
well intended you've got karma
1:52:31
robert appleby jr in greensburg
1:52:34
pennsylvania who sent an email in very
1:52:36
short one
1:52:38
hey guys funny story surrounds the
1:52:39
strange number i will reveal in december
1:52:41
when my wife and i reached dual dame and
1:52:44
knight status
1:52:45
looking forward to making it after all
1:52:46
these years from a dude named
1:52:48
named bob
1:52:52
he's so he's established a mystery does
1:52:54
he need any um
1:52:55
any jingles
1:52:59
i'm feeling good today you've got karma
1:53:03
onward with anonymous goddess 200 as we
1:53:06
start to wrap this segment
1:53:08
an anonymous goddess signing in after a
1:53:11
successful
1:53:13
deutsche bag meetup please see meetup
1:53:16
report from
1:53:17
douchebag ray email to adam donation is
1:53:21
from the
1:53:21
four listeners and oh this is a group
1:53:24
donation yes
1:53:25
to tag alongs uh and with that we hope
1:53:28
to thoroughly hit in the mouth our
1:53:29
two-hour meet-up turn into six hours of
1:53:31
course i can do that
1:53:32
yeah of beer-soaked camaraderie thank
1:53:35
you john and adam for bridging the gap
1:53:37
between culture
1:53:38
age and gender please deduce my five
1:53:40
meet-up companions
1:53:41
and give us a good to be here
1:53:44
bro from dr fauci no i think it means
1:53:47
bro
1:53:48
bro now actually the meet-up report is
1:53:52
is really nice it's 45 seconds and i
1:53:54
think since they all pulled in and got
1:53:56
an associate executive producership uh
1:53:58
we should play it right here
1:54:00
in the morning it's the deutsche bag
1:54:02
meet up
1:54:03
with anonymous goddess by the way she
1:54:06
sounds a lot like willow and
1:54:08
i don't know if you remember how willow
1:54:09
that's so much like my sister sure
1:54:10
sounds a lot like it's not like
1:54:12
in the morning it's the deutsche bag
1:54:15
meet up
1:54:16
with anonymous goddess in kaiserslautern
1:54:20
germany not kaiser's land for israel
1:54:23
in the morning john and adam and
1:54:24
everyone else is listening i'm from
1:54:26
ireland
1:54:26
my pronouns are aziz him and zeus i want
1:54:29
to recommend
1:54:30
the no agenda meetups website it's uh
1:54:34
it's good let's go check it out because
1:54:37
i didn't know it was made up near me but
1:54:38
there was one
1:54:39
amazing we're sitting here waiting for
1:54:41
the hoof
1:54:44
it's not casual and this guy's a
1:54:46
slaughtering
1:54:47
uh douchebag here but uh having a good
1:54:49
time just meeting people with small
1:54:50
amygdalas and yeah have a good time
1:54:52
all right in the morning in the morning
1:54:55
in the morning
1:54:57
apparently i mispronounced
1:55:01
the venue i like the the irish producer
1:55:04
whose pronouns are z zoom and what do
1:55:07
you say
1:55:08
z zoom and zeus
1:55:12
my pronouns are z zoom and zeus please
1:55:14
yeah
1:55:15
you can just call me zeus for short uh
1:55:17
thank you very much and of course
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at my discretion keep up the stellar
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wow
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you hear that you gotta siphon it in
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yourself yeah do you hear that do you
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hear the thunder
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holy crap anyway i heard a boom yeah
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you've got karma
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1:57:28
biden clips okay there's a bunch of them
1:57:32
there's only one that's kind of long
1:57:34
and the only reason is long because it's
1:57:36
the one that exemplifies the
1:57:37
the the i guess is now routine sound
1:57:40
gap from the the biden from the biden
1:57:44
team
1:57:44
yeah this is delaware he's always in
1:57:46
delaware speaking
1:57:47
you'll hear where he's from but i want
1:57:50
to play an intro clip which is chris
1:57:51
wallace
1:57:53
uh i this has been produced by somebody
1:57:55
so there's a bunch of
1:57:56
noise in the background but this is
1:57:58
chris wallace after he did his
1:58:00
interview with trump now moaning that
1:58:02
biden won't do the interview
1:58:04
in our interview last week with
1:58:06
president trump he questioned whether
1:58:08
his democratic opponent joe biden
1:58:10
could handle a similar encounter well
1:58:12
this week we asked the biden campaign
1:58:14
for an
1:58:15
interview and they said the former vice
1:58:16
president was not available
1:58:18
we'll keep asking every week the fact
1:58:22
is the president is out there he sat
1:58:24
there in this boiling heat with me for
1:58:26
an hour took all the questions
1:58:28
uh you can like his answers or dislike
1:58:30
him but he had
1:58:31
he had answers and joe biden hasn't
1:58:33
faced that kind of scrutiny he hasn't
1:58:35
faced that kind of exposure
1:58:37
uh you got to feel at some point he's
1:58:39
going to come out from the basement i
1:58:40
know he's done a few
1:58:42
few events but but pretty selected and
1:58:44
often times just reading from a
1:58:45
teleprompter
1:58:46
he's going to have to do be more exposed
1:58:49
and take
1:58:50
questions just as tough as the ones i
1:58:52
asked this president
1:58:54
okay so i you so i went and found the
1:58:58
latest thing biden did which was i think
1:59:00
uh the 28th and uh
1:59:03
you can see why he's not going to ever
1:59:06
do chris wallace
1:59:07
this is the this is biden opens this is
1:59:09
when he comes out
1:59:10
hits the mic and says the first thing he
1:59:12
says he's got a place wrong
1:59:14
afternoon everyone welcome to kingswood
1:59:18
community center
1:59:21
actually that's the one down i used to
1:59:23
work as a joke
1:59:25
you know where you were anyway it's uh
1:59:28
it's great to be here and
1:59:30
uh back uh a place where uh
1:59:34
you know uh i want to thank wayne
1:59:36
jefferson for uh
1:59:37
having us here at hicks anderson center
1:59:40
oh my gosh
1:59:42
i heard the first bit i hadn't really
1:59:44
heard before it's
1:59:45
yeah yeah he had to dig around to try to
1:59:48
remember where he was
1:59:49
yeah yeah and then played it off you can
1:59:50
hear him stalling excuse me
1:59:52
i want to thank so and so for inviting
1:59:54
me to uh the
1:59:56
then it dawned on him where he was the
1:59:57
thing because he had screwed up so badly
2:00:00
he went into a long story about this guy
2:00:02
hicks right went on for five or six
2:00:04
minutes because it just approved that he
2:00:06
knew
2:00:06
he could remember these sorts of things
2:00:08
uh
2:00:10
that was pathetic so so we have
2:00:13
some i can these are all randomized i
2:00:16
could play just the short five second
2:00:17
one where he
2:00:18
where he struggles to say the word
2:00:19
accumulate he tries to say it twice
2:00:22
he really screws it up on the first
2:00:24
attempt and then kind of screws it up on
2:00:26
the second
2:00:26
many of you are from families like mine
2:00:28
middle-class families where do we
2:00:29
accommodate where did my parents
2:00:30
accumulate any ability
2:00:33
it's a tough one with dentures too
2:00:35
accumulate it's a it's not a it's not a
2:00:38
denture friendly word no it's not
2:00:42
but you can say it you can say
2:00:44
accumulate you can slow down and say
2:00:46
it's not
2:00:47
hard to say uh okay now we go to
2:00:50
civil rights leaders this is talking
2:00:53
about
2:00:54
this you just have to listen to these
2:00:56
clips are pretty much self-explanatory
2:00:58
they're crazy
2:00:59
and it's a story of two civil rights
2:01:01
here as we lost last week
2:01:03
one who one who shows the way forward
2:01:07
each of them their separate ways
2:01:11
it would have been easier if you just
2:01:13
said i can't tell them apart
2:01:16
you know he says he can't even say he
2:01:19
doesn't say civil rights leader let me
2:01:20
just hear it again he says something
2:01:22
it's a word just
2:01:23
i can't even hear this word let's let's
2:01:25
say it again it's the story of
2:01:27
hold on i gotta mute because the
2:01:29
thunder's you know it's very possible
2:01:31
that the power might drop
2:01:33
okay so just wear it just so and it's
2:01:35
the story of two civil rights heroes we
2:01:38
lost
2:01:38
it's lures it's like civil rights civil
2:01:41
rights
2:01:42
lyricists i think he says civilized
2:01:44
lyricist and it's the story of two civil
2:01:46
rights here as we lost
2:01:49
okay i mean it's literally it's a story
2:01:52
of two civil rights here as we lost last
2:01:54
week the zeros
2:01:55
one who one who shows the way forward
2:01:59
each of them their separate ways
2:02:04
this is good hey if you start talking
2:02:06
like that i'm pulling the plug okay this
2:02:08
is the show fucking end i'm sorry the
2:02:10
show ends talking like that i'm not
2:02:11
gonna be happy
2:02:13
i will alert you to this now he's
2:02:16
talking now this is what i called this
2:02:18
is a longer clip this is actually 45
2:02:20
seconds
2:02:21
this is i i call it the weird clip this
2:02:22
is biden spoke to john lewis apparently
2:02:25
before john lewis died
2:02:27
uh biden spoke to him so i maybe phoned
2:02:30
him i have no idea no
2:02:32
i spoke to john just before he died he
2:02:34
was on his death bed
2:02:36
and they said he could talk he wanted to
2:02:39
talk
2:02:40
instead of answering my concerns for him
2:02:44
he asked about me he asked about us
2:02:47
he asked that we stay focused on the
2:02:50
work left undone
2:02:52
to heal this nation to remain undaunted
2:02:56
by the public health crisis and the
2:02:58
economic crisis has taken the blinders
2:03:00
off in this crisis of and showed the
2:03:03
systemic racism
2:03:05
for what it is that plagues this nation
2:03:07
people have seen now
2:03:09
those people allowed them to shelter in
2:03:11
place
2:03:12
all those folks risking their lives
2:03:14
stacking the shelves in the supermarkets
2:03:18
what yeah okay he goes off from
2:03:23
the civil rights movement to sheltering
2:03:26
in place he's just rambling no he's
2:03:28
really pathetic he basically does
2:03:30
his whole speech is one big segway
2:03:34
it just goes for we were just a little
2:03:36
short this was here's biden saying
2:03:38
nothing
2:03:39
uh this is the bite and says nothing
2:03:41
clip i gotta i
2:03:42
i have a feeling that he's full of crap
2:03:45
he didn't even talk to john lewis on his
2:03:47
death bed
2:03:48
oh i i believed you're right i i mean
2:03:51
and and then
2:03:52
and he he was dying but he wanted us to
2:03:54
talk to me hmm
2:03:56
okay this moment of crisis understanding
2:04:00
people's strug struggles and building a
2:04:03
future
2:04:04
worthy of their courage and their
2:04:06
ambition
2:04:08
to overcome
2:04:11
yeah uh-huh okay
2:04:14
so he's just random here he just says uh
2:04:18
if but nobody ever people listen to it
2:04:20
these reporters okay whatever
2:04:22
if you actually listen to these these
2:04:24
little sub clips you listen to what he's
2:04:26
actually saying
2:04:27
it's just random words yeah at this
2:04:30
point it is
2:04:31
it's it's not it's not he's not really
2:04:33
stringing them together
2:04:35
but okay just pretend just pretend it's
2:04:37
not happening you don't actually see
2:04:38
that
2:04:38
you're crazy there's nothing wrong don't
2:04:41
report on that
2:04:42
shorty this is biden's uh is this his ex
2:04:45
immunities of color
2:04:47
okay in good times communities of color
2:04:50
still lagged hold on still what
2:04:54
in good times communities of color still
2:04:57
lagged
2:04:57
they lied i have no idea what that word
2:05:01
is
2:05:02
in good times becoming irwin corey this
2:05:05
is
2:05:05
erwin corey this guy professor irwin
2:05:09
corey is a comedian who
2:05:10
who did double talk and made up words
2:05:12
and and stumbled his way through
2:05:14
bluffing his way through these lectures
2:05:17
these comedic lectures
2:05:19
and this is exactly what biden sounds
2:05:21
like he
2:05:22
he has these words like what is that
2:05:25
word
2:05:25
the universal consensus is lag lag
2:05:29
l-a-g well listen again in good times
2:05:31
communities of color
2:05:33
still alive whoa i actually felt that
2:05:36
one
2:05:37
yes i heard it was great i'm gonna leave
2:05:39
it open uh
2:05:40
i'll leave it open yeah still
2:05:42
communities of color
2:05:43
whatever i don't think so yeah uh
2:05:49
now he did get take a couple of
2:05:50
questions that were
2:05:52
dumb and there were softballs and they
2:05:55
were done by the media trying to make
2:05:56
him look good and they kept this course
2:05:57
they kept this whole thing in
2:05:58
under wraps trying to find a copy took
2:06:01
me a while
2:06:02
so here is a uh here's one of the
2:06:05
reporters i think this is uh from
2:06:07
i think she's from nbc this is meet
2:06:09
face-to-face
2:06:10
question but will you get to me with
2:06:12
them in person do you think
2:06:14
i'm sorry will you be able to meet with
2:06:15
them face to face well we'll see
2:06:19
you're gonna have to wear masks they
2:06:21
will have to wear masks will you get
2:06:22
tested do you think
2:06:23
if you have to do that for covid
2:06:27
i'm not prepared to say much more or not
2:06:29
right okay all right
2:06:31
so this is probably the best clip you
2:06:33
have this
2:06:34
shows this is i have spoken to my great
2:06:37
grandmother
2:06:39
uh my one of my grandfathers and they
2:06:42
sound like this at the end
2:06:44
and listen how she's speaking she's
2:06:46
speaking like she's talking to a very
2:06:49
old feeble person listen again but will
2:06:51
you get to me with them in person do you
2:06:53
think
2:06:53
without do you think you have to be when
2:06:55
you talk to old people who are crumbling
2:06:57
you have to be kind of sweet and sickly
2:06:59
that's just it's what you do
2:07:01
yes yes i didn't notice this but i think
2:07:04
they all did
2:07:05
oh like i'll be talking to you you're in
2:07:07
the 90 i'm
2:07:08
the young girl reporter say are you okay
2:07:11
are you going to wear a mask
2:07:13
yes you know no no no she said you know
2:07:16
you'll have to wear masks right grandpa
2:07:19
you know you'll have to listen will you
2:07:21
get to meet with them in person do you
2:07:22
think
2:07:23
what i'm sorry well you get to meet your
2:07:24
grandson your great-grandson in person
2:07:26
do you think what
2:07:27
i'm sorry will you be able to meet with
2:07:29
them face to face well we'll see
2:07:32
you're gonna have to wear masks you're
2:07:34
gonna have to wear masks
2:07:35
you know if you also you're gonna take
2:07:37
it to that extreme when she asks that
2:07:39
initial question
2:07:41
he goes he leans toward her and goes
2:07:43
what
2:07:44
makes her repeat it i think i only got
2:07:46
the repeating part
2:07:47
he needs one he needs all those horns in
2:07:49
his ear
2:07:52
he needs a horn in his ear that's
2:07:54
exactly what he needs so
2:07:56
she followed up with one more question
2:07:58
have you ever been tested for covet and
2:08:00
he
2:08:01
admitted that he's yet to be tested even
2:08:03
once well he didn't even really say that
2:08:05
i think let me see no
2:08:06
no she asked again i'm not prepared to
2:08:09
say much
2:08:10
not on this clip oh oh okay i'm sorry
2:08:12
all right i'm just telling you what did
2:08:13
i did not put that oh
2:08:15
so he's never been tested no and he said
2:08:17
it again he
2:08:18
still hasn't been tested and this is the
2:08:20
28th of july it's an ear trumpet
2:08:22
i'm reliably informed that's what he
2:08:26
needs
2:08:26
here trumpet so i have the last one
2:08:30
well first before i play the end clip
2:08:32
this is the dollar and this is
2:08:33
his best clip but not the best but the
2:08:35
end of the whole thing because
2:08:37
he makes a very interesting old man
2:08:39
comment at the end
2:08:41
but let's listen to the this is a long
2:08:43
clip it's two minutes you don't have to
2:08:44
listen to the whole thing
2:08:45
but this is the classic bite in clip
2:08:48
where
2:08:48
something goes you should listen to at
2:08:50
least a little bit because they start
2:08:51
yakking
2:08:53
this is the clip where they somebody
2:08:54
flips the switch or pulls the plug or
2:08:56
puts the wrong plug in the wrong thing
2:08:58
right in the middle of a speech this
2:09:00
happens when a house is an asset that
2:09:02
helps build equity and wealth
2:09:04
the homeownership disparity denies equal
2:09:07
opportunity
2:09:09
my housing plan
2:09:12
is going to be a major contributor from
2:09:15
a 15 shut the door
2:09:17
first time home buyer tax credit that's
2:09:19
a
2:09:20
that's someone who's testing a mic and
2:09:22
open it up thinking it was a
2:09:23
pre-fader and uh it's just they just
2:09:26
open it up
2:09:27
that's that's the b team again that they
2:09:29
always send with joe
2:09:32
now they start talking no which means
2:09:36
they know
2:09:36
once the deal is through they will get
2:09:38
paid the down payment
2:09:40
expanding affordable housing
2:09:43
it's reversing trump's efforts to gut
2:09:45
fair housing enforcement
2:09:47
he's now trying to scare the hell out of
2:09:49
somebody saying
2:09:50
these rules are divided and the
2:09:53
president put through
2:09:54
wow this is this is the final the final
2:09:57
audio they had
2:10:00
yeah this is the one that went out oh my
2:10:02
god
2:10:07
and now it's splattering black neighbors
2:10:09
next to us
2:10:12
that's supposed
2:10:25
we're also gonna have to remove another
2:10:28
[Music]
2:10:37
it's another minute of that just like
2:10:38
that two minutes oh
2:10:40
wow i thought it was gonna come back i'm
2:10:42
like okay something good here but that's
2:10:44
the whole oh jeez
2:10:46
and they're yakking in the background
2:10:47
talking about something i know somebody
2:10:48
flipped us i don't know what happened
2:10:50
but it why is it why did it happen at
2:10:52
all well who
2:10:53
is anyone monitoring i don't think
2:10:55
anyone's even monitoring him at all
2:10:57
they're not listening there's no
2:10:58
headphones there's no
2:11:00
supervising audio engineer listening in
2:11:02
to make sure that
2:11:03
something's not screwed up that he can
2:11:04
fix they're just uh
2:11:06
you guys boring anyway who gives a shit
2:11:08
and i'll say i'll say it
2:11:10
he feels the same way and this is the i
2:11:12
call this the end clip and
2:11:13
wait wait listen carefully what does he
2:11:15
say
2:11:16
as he walks off the podium okay
2:11:21
uh here we go anyway thank you
2:11:24
so much appreciate the time and i'm
2:11:26
getting out of here thank you
2:11:29
i'm getting out of your hair yeah
2:11:33
what kind of an ends to the speeches i'm
2:11:36
getting out of your hair
2:11:37
that's how winners talk winners talk
2:11:39
like that
2:11:41
in today's world where this okay
2:11:44
let's just i want to go back to the
2:11:46
audio for a second
2:11:48
at the ellen show where people are in
2:11:51
high-end production mode the way
2:11:53
television has been
2:11:55
certainly since i've done it and that
2:11:57
that's 1984.
2:12:00
um it's brusque it's not always friendly
2:12:05
but that doesn't happen
2:12:08
because there's people checking
2:12:12
and it's professional these are people
2:12:15
who are you know probably complain about
2:12:18
hey man don't be so mean to me
2:12:20
okay sorry about the mic what could i do
2:12:24
it's not a professional outfit and it's
2:12:26
probably his
2:12:27
if he can't even get this right after
2:12:29
months
2:12:31
just imagine how well the country's
2:12:33
going to run
2:12:37
endless show material now did he at
2:12:40
all mention his campaign his campaign uh
2:12:43
his platform that he's running on did he
2:12:45
was there anything about it was kind of
2:12:47
scary you know he kind of came in and
2:12:49
out of uh
2:12:50
some of the things he wants to do it
2:12:51
wasn't you know exciting it's hard to
2:12:54
isolate well it's built back rambled it
2:12:57
went to an hour he said rambling for an
2:12:59
hour blah blah blah let me get out of
2:13:00
your hair all right let me
2:13:02
let me help him let me help him his
2:13:05
his campaign is you know they've changed
2:13:07
it now from no malarkey to joe can do it
2:13:10
to
2:13:11
build back better yeah that's a winner
2:13:14
and the buildback better consists of
2:13:16
four points
2:13:17
mobilize american manufacturing
2:13:19
innovation to ensure the future is made
2:13:21
in america
2:13:21
thanks mobilize american ingenuity to
2:13:25
build a modern infrastructure
2:13:26
and uh equitable clean energy future
2:13:30
three mobilize american town to build a
2:13:32
21st century
2:13:33
caregiving education workforce to help
2:13:36
ease with the burden of caring for
2:13:37
everybody
2:13:38
and mobilize across the board to advance
2:13:40
racial equity
2:13:41
in america that's really his build back
2:13:43
better build
2:13:45
back better build back better build back
2:13:48
better i was watching the united nations
2:13:51
feed as i often do to find out what the
2:13:53
elites are up to
2:13:54
the um secretary general antonio
2:13:57
guterres
2:13:59
came on i think this was this may be
2:14:00
from thursday and uh
2:14:02
well he discussed his plan but the
2:14:04
coveted 19 pandemic can also be a moment
2:14:06
for resolving long-standing conflicts
2:14:08
and addressing structural weaknesses
2:14:11
four sets of priorities can guide the
2:14:13
response to build back better
2:14:15
and achieve the sustainable development
2:14:17
goals uh and then flashed on screen
2:14:19
build back better
2:14:21
okay so it's the sixth it's the same
2:14:24
campaign as the united nations stay
2:14:26
tuned there's more first
2:14:28
immediate version measures to slow the
2:14:30
spread of the disease
2:14:31
and conflict and meet the urgent needs
2:14:34
of the most vulnerable
2:14:35
second we must deepen efforts with less
2:14:37
inequalities by investing in universal
2:14:39
health and education okay
2:14:41
familiar floors and technology the
2:14:44
region is home to the world's largest
2:14:46
gender gap in human development equity
2:14:48
coveted 19 recovery is an opportunity to
2:14:50
invest in women and girls
2:14:52
ensure equal rights and participation
2:14:54
which will have lasting benefits for all
2:14:57
third boosting the economic recovery
2:14:59
through reimagining the region's
2:15:01
economic model in favor of more
2:15:02
diversified green economies
2:15:05
that means creating decent sustainable
2:15:07
jobs introducing progressive taxation
2:15:09
measures
2:15:10
ending fossil fuel subsidies and taking
2:15:13
greater account of climate risks
2:15:15
now is the moment to prioritize human
2:15:16
rights ensure the vibrant civil society
2:15:19
and free media
2:15:20
and create more accountable institutions
2:15:22
that will increase citizens trust and
2:15:24
strengthen
2:15:24
the social contracts all of these steps
2:15:28
are pivotal to helping the arab region
2:15:29
build back better
2:15:32
it's the same it's a united nations plan
2:15:35
it's even
2:15:36
named the same build back better it's
2:15:38
the four basic same points
2:15:41
now if if a podcaster is refining that
2:15:44
one if a podcaster in texas can do this
2:15:48
we should be making bank
2:15:51
but no unbelievable i do have one last
2:15:54
little bite in
2:15:55
tidbit because he does we don't get to
2:15:58
catch these these are all
2:15:59
local you have to go to local affiliates
2:16:01
to catch these uh
2:16:04
um these little interviews he does on
2:16:06
the local channels around the country
2:16:07
and he has some in the basement
2:16:09
but here's one i don't know when this
2:16:10
came from but he's doing an interview
2:16:12
with some guy
2:16:13
and biden thinks his mike's off he said
2:16:17
something disparaging
2:16:19
and and then there's his handler at the
2:16:22
other end cuts him off
2:16:23
and oh no and tells the interviewer
2:16:26
sorry this
2:16:28
man this is interviewer cut off clip
2:16:32
you wear the mask so you don't make
2:16:34
somebody else
2:16:35
sick sick
2:16:39
what's with this guy that's our time
2:16:43
ladies and gentlemen your president
2:16:51
nothing to worry about here yes
2:16:54
great nothing to see here everything's
2:16:56
normal we're all good in america it's
2:16:58
all good
2:17:01
my goodness um
2:17:04
you promised you promised
2:17:08
you promised us news on epstein
2:17:11
yeah well you know i've got the epstein
2:17:14
papers i got the 2000 pager that's yeah
2:17:16
less redactions and that only has a few
2:17:18
actually
2:17:20
and i've got been going through them and
2:17:21
i can't say much i do have an
2:17:23
a clip of somebody this is sagar
2:17:26
this is a long clip but they're because
2:17:28
i'm now getting harder to clip
2:17:30
sagar and k ball because
2:17:33
they're too wordy but let's listen to
2:17:37
their little
2:17:38
take away from the epstein this is sagar
2:17:40
on epstein docks some breaking news this
2:17:42
morning late last night some of the
2:17:44
epstein documents were unsealed by a
2:17:47
judge now
2:17:48
before we go in did they mention that
2:17:51
some of these documents were redacted
2:17:54
but that they redacted them in the wrong
2:17:57
way so you could basically just
2:17:59
uh get the pdf copy paste into a notepad
2:18:03
and all the redactions went away
2:18:04
well there okay here's a couple a little
2:18:06
background on this
2:18:08
so there was a number of feeds to get
2:18:11
various copies of this there's a short
2:18:14
version the one you want is
2:18:15
the 2000 page it's in the show notes by
2:18:17
the way huge
2:18:18
in the show notes and that you have to
2:18:20
get from
2:18:22
the show notes mega the show notes new
2:18:25
zealand
2:18:26
it's the operation that was stolen from
2:18:28
the uh mega upload guy
2:18:31
and they have it it's pretty much
2:18:33
already uh
2:18:35
not redacted i have gotten a couple of
2:18:37
copies of
2:18:38
different other files that supposedly
2:18:41
you can do that that trick they talk
2:18:42
about i have never been able to execute
2:18:44
i think that is bullshit unless somebody
2:18:47
has done it
2:18:49
i don't believe it i think that's just
2:18:50
bullshit uh
2:18:53
it wasn't redacted improperly it was
2:18:54
just this bullshit
2:18:56
you're saying bullshit at least unless
2:18:58
somebody can do it and show me a copy
2:19:00
and that i can work with
2:19:01
it's not happening you're saying
2:19:02
bullshit but the fact is the main 2000
2:19:05
page when it's got very few redactions
2:19:07
it's almost none
2:19:08
until you get to the appendixes
2:19:11
they still keep the john doe jane doe
2:19:13
stuff going on
2:19:14
that's really where the problem is to
2:19:16
figure out who those people are because
2:19:17
that's almost impossible
2:19:19
i will say this for about the uh about
2:19:21
the uh documents in general
2:19:23
and the and cabal and sagar don't really
2:19:26
talk about this
2:19:27
trump is mentioned in there quite a bit
2:19:29
two or three times i went to it
2:19:31
luckily well he's he's mentioned as uh
2:19:35
as not having done anything and nothing
2:19:37
right now not having done anything but
2:19:39
floating around and
2:19:40
my favorite one is somebody grilling one
2:19:43
like i think it was uh goofy uh
2:19:47
was donald is donald trump a good friend
2:19:49
with jeffrey epstein's and the
2:19:51
answer i should get this and put in the
2:19:52
newsletter because it's pretty funny
2:19:54
she says well jeffrey says yes
2:19:58
i've never seen the two of them together
2:19:59
exactly well we there's photographic
2:20:02
evidence of that
2:20:03
but probably more to be part of just
2:20:04
photographic evidence of everything yeah
2:20:06
in terms because those both epstein and
2:20:09
jazlane were traveling their
2:20:10
and so does trump they're always having
2:20:13
their picture taken with somebody that
2:20:14
doesn't mean you know him
2:20:17
the photographic evidence of us of a
2:20:19
canned shot which is
2:20:21
you know a posed shot with somebody
2:20:23
who's smiling and you're smiling and i
2:20:24
take a photo
2:20:25
that to me is evidence of nothing you
2:20:30
know it's like
2:20:30
maybe i can't imagine how many people
2:20:32
obama's got a picture with it doesn't
2:20:33
really mean much
2:20:34
well there's also no photographic
2:20:36
evidence of us together in the same
2:20:38
photo so
2:20:40
yeah back to this for good reason though
2:20:43
we're circumspect i'm off the grid man
2:20:47
so the the point is is that trump
2:20:50
really came out smelling like a rose
2:20:51
dershowitz
2:20:53
kind of maybe turned to him i'm not sure
2:20:56
dersh was the it looks like trump and
2:20:59
durst were the two guys who approved the
2:21:00
letting this thing slide out dershowitz
2:21:03
petitioned for this he
2:21:05
wanted this out so he could clear his
2:21:06
life
2:21:08
let me explain what's happening let me
2:21:09
explain he was on court tv
2:21:12
you're not hearing this can you hear me
2:21:13
at all no you can't hear me i i heard
2:21:15
you that time
2:21:17
i've i've been trying to get a word in
2:21:19
for a while
2:21:20
um he it was dershowitz who actually
2:21:24
worked with cernovitz
2:21:26
cernowicz to get these out because
2:21:29
there's a date in there when
2:21:30
or dates apparently when dershowitz
2:21:33
would have been there and had sex with
2:21:35
multiple of the girls as the documents
2:21:37
state
2:21:38
but he wanted that out desperately so he
2:21:41
could say ha
2:21:42
that's wrong because i was in california
2:21:44
or some other place where he was right
2:21:46
yeah he did it was a setup so that's why
2:21:48
these documents came out that's
2:21:50
that's the main reason i've looked
2:21:52
through them i mean
2:21:55
did you find anything super damning
2:21:57
other than the implications of
2:21:59
everything
2:22:01
i thought the clinton stuff was kind of
2:22:03
negative
2:22:04
it's not positive okay but you know it's
2:22:08
it to me uh and i'm not entirely done
2:22:11
with it
2:22:12
it's like okay a lot of this information
2:22:14
was known a lot of it we've already
2:22:15
heard about
2:22:17
uh that's what segar and and katie says
2:22:20
yes none of this is new
2:22:22
uh especially since the woman in
2:22:24
australia and
2:22:26
there were all the other some of the
2:22:28
women that are complaining about
2:22:29
about it all yeah uh do what is
2:22:32
interesting is it's obvious that jazlane
2:22:34
or as tucker carlson said on one of his
2:22:37
shows he says we learned that her name
2:22:40
is
2:22:40
pronounced glenn oh please
2:22:44
so what he said gillen gillen gillen
2:22:47
not glenn maybelline yeah
2:22:50
she is a liar
2:22:54
that's what we learned and uh i don't
2:22:57
know
2:22:57
it's gonna come out of this but it's
2:22:59
kind of interesting you can get a copy
2:23:01
of it i'd recommend it you can
2:23:02
you can do if you get the big the big
2:23:04
document the two thousand page one
2:23:06
uh you can search a pdf and you can
2:23:08
search for trump you can search for
2:23:10
clinton you can search whoever you wanna
2:23:11
search for and you can get some
2:23:12
some tidbits out of it but let's listen
2:23:14
to what segar
2:23:16
and cable you have to say some breaking
2:23:19
news this morning late last night some
2:23:21
of the
2:23:21
epstein documents were unsealed by a
2:23:24
judge now these documents
2:23:25
in particular stem from a deposition
2:23:28
given by virginia
2:23:29
guffrey who is a high profile accuser of
2:23:32
jeffrey epstein and of galen maxwell
2:23:34
many of you might remember her from her
2:23:37
accusations against prince andrew and
2:23:39
she's a highly credible person
2:23:40
uh witness and we've seen some of her
2:23:43
interviews on camera
2:23:44
she sued glenn maxwell back in 2015.
2:23:47
these documents stem from that and they
2:23:50
show
2:23:50
definitively that delane maxwell has
2:23:53
lied
2:23:54
under oath in the court her lawyers have
2:23:56
blatantly lied
2:23:57
right let's lead with that very first
2:24:00
accusation which are not even accusation
2:24:01
that
2:24:02
that proof which is that from that
2:24:05
deposition from that case this is an
2:24:08
email between jeffrey epstein and galen
2:24:09
maxwell
2:24:10
january 21st 2015. now
2:24:13
her lawyers already said in her bail
2:24:16
memo
2:24:16
that 20 days ago just 20 days ago she
2:24:19
had not
2:24:19
communicated with mr epstein in over a
2:24:22
decade so right off the bat crystal
2:24:24
blatant lie in the court of law that's
2:24:26
what we already know about absolutely
2:24:27
and the details here are pretty chilling
2:24:29
too
2:24:30
i love the little junior and junior uh
2:24:33
junior lawyers here yeah right well
2:24:35
absolutely oh we checked all that out
2:24:36
it's just completely off the hook it's
2:24:38
not good here well let's look into the
2:24:39
case
2:24:39
epstein coaching stop a second
2:24:42
so i i get a kick out of the fact you
2:24:45
know he's kind of a right winger she's
2:24:46
kind of a left-hander but she uses
2:24:48
left-wing
2:24:49
code yeah and and the two code words are
2:24:52
telling
2:24:54
and chilling yes
2:24:57
those of you hear those words that
2:24:58
rarely come out of
2:25:00
a person leaning right it's almost
2:25:02
always it's like code word
2:25:04
it's as a journalist it's code for hey
2:25:08
i'm just 20 days ago she had not
2:25:12
communicated with mr epstein in over a
2:25:14
decade so right off the bat crystal
2:25:16
blatant lie in the court of law that's
2:25:18
what we already know about absolutely
2:25:19
the details here are pretty chilling too
2:25:21
you have epstein coaching her let's
2:25:23
throw that back up that's what that
2:25:24
email is
2:25:25
coaching her on how to say you know that
2:25:27
these are all lies and
2:25:29
untrue completely untrue that she's been
2:25:32
smeared
2:25:33
and innuendos slander defamation
2:25:35
salacious lies all that stuff and then
2:25:38
he goes on to say
2:25:39
you've done nothing wrong hold your head
2:25:41
up high
2:25:42
go to parties get over it is basically
2:25:45
what he says
2:25:46
so again the real bombshell here the
2:25:49
fact that the two were very clearly in
2:25:51
communication
2:25:52
yes and that is inspiring and we can
2:25:54
defeat these charges absolutely
2:25:56
and that goes directly against what
2:25:57
maxwell's lawyers have been representing
2:25:59
here
2:26:00
but wait there's so much more there's
2:26:01
some other stuff and a lot of this was
2:26:03
known but we didn't have the full
2:26:05
documents we knew that virginia dufrey
2:26:06
had made this accusation this one is
2:26:08
about bill clinton and again
2:26:09
this is a total bombshell so let's throw
2:26:11
that up there on the screen and look
2:26:13
according to this interview wait a
2:26:15
minute this is not a total bombshell
2:26:18
what is it what
2:26:19
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2:26:28
he admits himself that they knew all
2:26:30
this anyway
2:26:31
these two and i like them in general
2:26:33
they're too young
2:26:34
sick of them they never they never read
2:26:37
the star report
2:26:38
now that now that was a bombshell
2:26:42
when the star report came out and we
2:26:44
read about the seaguar
2:26:46
oh man that was a report children
2:26:50
this is just this is baby stuff didn't
2:26:52
have the full documents we knew that
2:26:54
virginia frey had made this accusation
2:26:55
this one is about bill clinton and again
2:26:57
this is a total bombshell so let's throw
2:26:59
that
2:27:00
up there on the screen and look
2:27:01
according to this
2:27:03
bill clinton was at epstein's island
2:27:05
with epstein
2:27:06
maxwell and quote two young girls now
2:27:08
there's no allegation here of sexual
2:27:10
impropriety
2:27:11
president clinton has denied on numerous
2:27:13
occasions that he was ever on
2:27:15
this little st jeffries i think is what
2:27:17
it was called that island
2:27:18
in the virgin islands that was known by
2:27:20
jeffrey little saint jeffreys remember
2:27:22
that from that netflix documentary with
2:27:25
many of its flaws
2:27:27
jeffrey's is the name of something else
2:27:29
it's little saint john's is the name of
2:27:30
the island this
2:27:31
little saint jeffries this guy is
2:27:33
thinking of little saint jeffrey had
2:27:35
that interview
2:27:36
with the i.t technician for jeffrey
2:27:38
epstein who said
2:27:39
somewhere between i think it was the 90s
2:27:41
and 2005 so his assumption
2:27:43
is after clinton left office that he was
2:27:45
seen just hanging out with epstein
2:27:47
on the veranda on epstein's favorite
2:27:49
part of the island
2:27:50
wow bombshell bombshell
2:27:54
just bombshell get over yourselves
2:27:56
children that's not bombshell
2:28:00
it's a firecracker yeah firecracker i
2:28:03
did uh you know you asked me or
2:28:05
we talked about uh trump saying well i
2:28:08
wish her well
2:28:10
about glenn glenn yeah that's got
2:28:13
everybody all bent out of shape
2:28:14
well this is kind of the kiss of death
2:28:17
when trump says that to you here's a
2:28:19
little compilage
2:28:20
they're going to be consequences when
2:28:22
they want to leave i wish them well
2:28:24
i always say enjoy your new plant enjoy
2:28:26
the very hot weather
2:28:28
we certainly wish him well it's a
2:28:30
obviously
2:28:31
tough time for him i wouldn't say she's
2:28:34
exactly on my side
2:28:36
but i wish her well i was not happy with
2:28:38
him
2:28:39
but i wish him well i just don't think
2:28:41
he'd be a very good candidate i mean
2:28:42
we'll see what happens
2:28:43
i hope you know i i wish him well i wish
2:28:46
you well but i'd like you to submit your
2:28:48
resignation he had the worst ratings on
2:28:50
fox so there's a reason well i wish him
2:28:52
well i've had a very good relationship
2:28:54
with him i wouldn't
2:28:55
uh you know i can only say this i wish
2:28:58
him well
2:28:59
i just wish her well frankly i've met
2:29:01
her numerous times over the years
2:29:03
especially since i lived in palm beach
2:29:05
and
2:29:05
i guess they lived in palm beach uh but
2:29:07
i wish her well
2:29:11
who did that one uh someone said send it
2:29:14
to me
2:29:15
very good yeah one of our yeah it's just
2:29:18
like the mafia
2:29:19
monster going giving you a big kiss on
2:29:21
the cheeks and then the other cheek
2:29:22
and then on the lips you're gonna be
2:29:24
shot that night
2:29:26
i'm gonna show my spoon by donating to
2:29:28
no agenda imagine all the people who
2:29:30
could do that
2:29:31
oh yeah that'd be fab yeah
2:29:35
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2:29:40
yes indeed we do have a few people to
2:29:42
thank for show
2:29:44
1265. uh starting with christopher flynn
2:29:47
in oakdale connecticut has got a
2:29:49
birthday coming up send us a long note
2:29:50
for some reason is there anything in
2:29:52
here
2:29:52
yeah oh yes it's about his daughter's
2:29:54
gonna be one
2:29:56
yes two well i just want to uh i want to
2:29:59
reiterate that
2:30:00
full notes are only guaranteed to be
2:30:02
read at 200 and above
2:30:04
associate executive producer executive
2:30:06
president otherwise we read notes all
2:30:07
day we read to
2:30:08
you know it's already lengthy yeah so uh
2:30:11
but
2:30:11
uh she is on uh the list and let me get
2:30:14
her
2:30:14
my daughter will be one year old august
2:30:16
uh second
2:30:18
i've been listening for six to eight
2:30:20
years made a few 50
2:30:21
donations where i could but i've not
2:30:23
even begun to make good on the value of
2:30:24
receive thanks for your podcast
2:30:26
uh thank you very much appreciate it
2:30:28
christopher she's on the list
2:30:44
falls massachusetts that's 133.33
2:30:47
and we need to pause at his note as he i
2:30:50
believe will be knighted uh
2:30:52
does he get an upgrade let's see karma
2:30:53
works a couple months back asked for
2:30:55
jobs karma for an interview not only did
2:30:56
i get the job with a major cloud
2:30:58
provider
2:30:59
but they offered me a better job than
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what i applied for this donation is in
2:31:02
the name of my smoking hot fiance susie
2:31:05
please not only call out her birthday
2:31:07
august 5th which will do
2:31:08
but add her to the round table as dame
2:31:10
butterfly is this donation
2:31:11
oh okay as dame butterfly
2:31:15
as this donation brings uh us over the
2:31:19
top accounting attached
2:31:20
the couple that no agendas together
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stays together please
2:31:23
add moscato and maryland crab for her
2:31:27
dame ceremony and a double shot of
2:31:29
random sharpen clips since those are
2:31:31
favorites yes we'll get those uh
2:31:34
at the end for you and uh we'll put that
2:31:36
at the round table and thank you very
2:31:37
much for your courage sir kalystra i
2:31:39
think moscato
2:31:40
moscato the sparkling italian
2:31:43
sweet sweet ish wine and maryland crab
2:31:46
would be absolutely tasty
2:31:48
well why don't you join us at the round
2:31:49
table then today yeah i don't know
2:31:53
mk's next from cherry hill town ship in
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new jersey
2:31:57
101.01 matthew wilson follows with a
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hundred
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baron latikan in houston texas 100 pedro
2:32:05
villafain in pulpa
2:32:08
oklahoma 100 he's el sid
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compiador yeah good to hear from
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by count jd mack in decatur illinois 100
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doesn't a nice 100
2:32:20
donors are nice anonymous in minneapolis
2:32:24
uh 99.99 douglas engstrom
2:32:28
93 uh 86 and he
2:32:31
yes douglas united yeah he reaches
2:32:33
knighthood he says uh
2:32:34
started listening after being hit in the
2:32:36
mouth about the bataclan shooting in
2:32:38
2015. i haven't missed an episode since
2:32:40
thanks to cody and matt
2:32:42
request percocet and camel cigarettes
2:32:47
that is a unique request for the
2:32:49
roundtable but we've got anyway we've
2:32:51
got to go back to
2:32:52
our anonymous minnesota 99 donor because
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she needs a d douching
2:32:59
you've been deduced all right sorry
2:33:02
about that
2:33:04
she um her boyfriend was
2:33:07
uh got hit in the mouth by a rogan show
2:33:09
douglas engenstrom
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93-86 um that's what we just did scott
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of the tall corn in davenport
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iowa 8008
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he doesn't talk like that thanks for
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finding the truth here's my early
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boob donation remember all boobs matter
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and if you don't agree you're a fascist
2:33:39
and a misogynist
2:33:41
well i agree with that we totally sure
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antonio in madrid
2:33:44
spain all right uh he need some health
2:33:47
karma
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we give you that at the end 8008 forgot
2:33:50
nate in sebastopol california 69-69 mark
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fulton in charlotte north carolina 62-72
2:33:56
sir jackson night of the transistors in
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leveling texas 55-10 he's got a birthday
2:34:00
shout out to his brother
2:34:02
stephen uh sir tom dary in deforest
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wisconsin
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double nickels on the dime harry pilgrim
2:34:08
double nickels on the time from
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frederick's for
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frederick's virginia yeah i haven't
2:34:13
heard from harry in a long time good
2:34:14
goodie still around
2:34:15
yeah i i i when i saw his name i was
2:34:18
surprised
2:34:19
sir duma knight of the black swamp in
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holland on ohio
2:34:23
uh asking for jobs karma we'll give you
2:34:25
some at the end
2:34:27
apparently he's you're having trouble
2:34:30
benjamin hausen in humboldt saskatchewan
2:34:34
50 these are all 50 donors there's one
2:34:36
note i do have to read
2:34:38
but let's read them name and location
2:34:40
until i get to the note which is alexi
2:34:42
akashev is something parts unknown
2:34:46
james johnson in seattle douglas
2:34:48
angstrom
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uh andrew oxenham in knoxville tennessee
2:34:53
michael janoski in lindora pennsylvania
2:34:56
bradley ledden in parts unknown
2:35:00
uh brian watson i do have a note from
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sir
2:35:03
cali flats flat smacker
2:35:07
uh sir brian watson uh aichi kitagawa in
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san francisco ralph johnson in lake
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isabella california
2:35:14
sir brett farrell in oklahoma city and
2:35:17
let's get back to
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uh the cali flat smacker
2:35:23
who wrote a handwritten note in that
2:35:24
needs some i don't know if i can
2:35:26
get through it but we'll try i and
2:35:28
normally i don't read these but they're
2:35:30
hand written i will
2:35:31
tend to read them as you may or may not
2:35:33
have noticed i mailed this donation with
2:35:34
a two
2:35:35
cent stamp it starts off
2:35:39
intriguing and i look yes i learned how
2:35:42
you do this while trying to debunk the
2:35:44
flat earth theory
2:35:45
i was hearing a lot about the so-called
2:35:47
flat earth movement
2:35:49
and just assume these people must have
2:35:51
bats in the belfry while searching on
2:35:54
youtube
2:35:55
pre-censorship of course i stumbled upon
2:35:58
a channel known as
2:35:59
geronism gerundism j-e-r-a-n-i-s-m
2:36:05
it was there that i discovered how to
2:36:08
mail a letter for two cents
2:36:10
his other videos also convinced me that
2:36:13
the earth is indeed a
2:36:14
flat and stationary plane not a planet
2:36:18
a plane
2:36:21
i have a question i want to understand
2:36:24
about the
2:36:24
mailing a letter for two cents that's
2:36:26
possible
2:36:28
well this letter came and it was had a
2:36:30
two cent stamp on it
2:36:31
i'd like to learn about that well
2:36:34
i'm guessing that the way it's done
2:36:36
nowadays because everything's a forever
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stamp
2:36:39
that pretty much any stamp will get get
2:36:40
you there that's there you go
2:36:42
that's what i'm thinking that's what i'm
2:36:45
thinking i don't know maybe there's some
2:36:46
code on the stamp or this maybe well we
2:36:48
want to know that's a big savings
2:36:50
a two two two cent stamp is a big
2:36:52
difference from the forever stamp
2:36:54
i'd say 50 cents isn't what they cost
2:36:58
as any flat earther will tell you
2:37:00
referring to our
2:37:02
realm as a globe is off-putting
2:37:06
we cringe when we hear podcasts or use
2:37:08
phrases such as
2:37:09
around across the globe
2:37:13
in order not to alienate your flat earth
2:37:16
listeners could you please say something
2:37:19
neutral such as worldwide instead of
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planet
2:37:23
say realm stop stop no
2:37:26
stop stop for a second stop
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who is this who wrote this note uh he
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he's sent a note with the two cents
2:37:35
stamp and no return address and he only
2:37:37
calls himself the cali
2:37:38
flats well cali flat smacker
2:37:41
i am very surprised you use your
2:37:45
privilege to assume that i'm
2:37:47
not a flat earther i'm
2:37:50
i'm surprised myself anyway he goes on
2:37:53
let me finish
2:37:54
i've said my piece long live flat earth
2:37:57
don't be the last to find out your
2:37:59
friend and listener
2:38:00
the cali flat smacker ps if you felt
2:38:03
this donation is worth de-douching
2:38:05
i will take it peace
2:38:12
now he has one little last little note
2:38:14
space is
2:38:15
fake okay okay well whatever it is
2:38:19
uh the dragon x just fell out of it and
2:38:21
splashed into the
2:38:22
into the ocean so whatever
2:38:26
i guess they dropped it from the rafters
2:38:29
uh but it's uh it came down
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yeah right so i thought that was a no
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that's worth
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reading for sure uh i have one
2:38:39
uh donation which is necessary to read
2:38:41
get your noisemakers ready
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this is from james from the australian
2:38:46
west coast
2:38:47
adam and john it has taken seven years
2:38:52
donating 11.11 cents a month
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and i have now just upped it for one
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time to 22 22 so i could become a baron
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in seven years but right now i am
2:39:03
officially
2:39:04
a knight of the no agenda round table
2:39:06
and he will be
2:39:07
james will be at the round table seven
2:39:10
years
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11 11 a month
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that is what i'm talking about
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and thank you to all of our producers
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for supporting episode
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1265 of course again thanks to our
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executive and associate executive
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producers and we thank people just like
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uh james here who support the show
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under the line uh just because it'd be
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too much to mention
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but see how it makes a big difference
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on behalf of us both thank you very much
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for your courage thank everybody else
2:39:47
and i've got some jobs karma for those
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who need it and
2:39:50
we'll be right back with the birthdays
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you've got karma and remember
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us for thursday dot org
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[Music]
2:40:13
we are into august it's the 2nd of
2:40:15
august here's the birthday list that we
2:40:16
have oliver reich says happy birthday
2:40:18
his girlfriend lexi she
2:40:20
turned 24 yesterday christopher flynn
2:40:22
you just heard him
2:40:23
happy birthday to his daughter clara
2:40:24
jane she turns one today
2:40:27
welcome human resource you'll have a
2:40:28
good time sir jackson happy birthday to
2:40:30
his brother steven butler celebrating
2:40:32
tomorrow sir kalystra
2:40:34
uh celebrates with his smoking hot
2:40:36
fiancee susie she will be
2:40:38
at the round table in a moment her
2:40:40
birthday is on august 5th and finally
2:40:42
jill
2:40:42
jaunty says happy birthday to her
2:40:44
husband kevin knutson
2:40:45
61 on august 5th happy birthday from
2:40:47
everybody here at the best podcast in
2:40:49
the universe
2:40:50
[Music]
2:40:51
and i think do we have any uh title
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changes no we can go right into it i'm
2:40:56
very excited about this
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let's here you go i got it right here
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nice i got mine here
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and we can roll all right up here on the
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table we need
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james doubting smoking hot susie
2:41:07
and douglas angstrom the three of you
2:41:09
are about to join the no agenda
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your rings are over there at no
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come over here next elected on the
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the kb
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sir james doubting game butterfly
2:41:25
and sir douglas endstrom for you are new
2:41:28
knights and dame of the no agenda round
2:41:29
table we have hookers of blow rent boys
2:41:31
and chardonnay moscato and maryland crab
2:41:34
we've got percocet and camel cigarettes
2:41:36
we've got single malt scotch of course
2:41:37
vodka of the delegations and sake bong
2:41:39
hits and bourbon sparkling side on
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2:41:42
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it's over there no agenda nation dot com
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2:41:53
one of one thousand dollars total
2:41:55
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very happy to have you
2:41:59
all here and uh possibly we'll do a
2:42:02
black knighting on thursday
2:42:03
for the uh executive producer that we
2:42:05
didn't get to today
2:42:06
and uh we have uh some uh
2:42:10
meetups to talk about
2:42:13
[Music]
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[Applause]
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just like a party uh reports
2:42:21
from uh april and chester the minnesota
2:42:24
meetup gents the small amygdalas of
2:42:27
minnesota meetup was a success
2:42:29
with perfect weather and exemplary
2:42:31
company it was nice to shake hands and
2:42:33
share food with people in the land of
2:42:35
lockdowns
2:42:36
here's to more meetups with minnesotans
2:42:38
with minnesotan thought criminals
2:42:41
april and chester we also had a meeting
2:42:44
in boston this was uh the summer 2020
2:42:47
meetup red 33 red 33 a report
2:42:56
what's going on this is brandon aka the
2:42:58
negro of the northeast
2:42:59
once again be on the lookout for my new
2:43:02
book black fragility
2:43:05
hey sir now still here fighting the
2:43:07
hurricane winds at the boston meet-up
2:43:10
stay safe here
2:43:14
in the morning this is jj run to punk
2:43:19
we're new we don't know what to say ah
2:43:21
jessica joy coming in
2:43:23
and in the morning thank you adam and
2:43:24
john for everything that you do and also
2:43:26
mo fax is awesome
2:43:28
uh this is sir nathan lee miller foster
2:43:29
kayla good night of the white lodge
2:43:31
blue orchid of the gold heart mountain
2:43:32
top queen directory and l stone on the
2:43:34
bear
2:43:34
sort of reforged or whatever the last
2:43:36
one is i stick the landing thank you so
2:43:37
much and uh in the morning
2:43:41
if we ever keel over we've got a
2:43:42
replacement right there obviously
2:43:45
absolutely that sounds like a lot of fun
2:43:47
those guys and i love the diversity this
2:43:50
is what these no agenda meetups are
2:43:51
about
2:43:52
and you can say how you feel how you
2:43:54
feel about yourself
2:43:55
the things i just heard and that could
2:43:57
not be said in your typical public
2:43:58
setting
2:43:59
yet here we are broadcasting it all
2:44:01
across the flatland
2:44:03
practicing um it's
2:44:06
everybody at the realm everybody gets to
2:44:08
be clumsy that's what's great about it a
2:44:10
report from
2:44:11
uh denver hello get mo nation this is
2:44:15
uh the city park sit-in meet up for the
2:44:18
second
2:44:18
ever time and it's been a great one i'm
2:44:21
gonna pass the mic around
2:44:23
this is matt in the morning this is jim
2:44:25
i'm just happy to be here enjoying our
2:44:27
coordinated furlough from get mo nation
2:44:29
love and light hey paul from greely rock
2:44:32
on
2:44:32
this is tom this meadow's been pretty
2:44:35
good
2:44:36
this is colin i just want to say that
2:44:38
the best part of waking up is fluoride
2:44:40
in my cup
2:44:43
this is taylor aka tacos and i can't
2:44:46
wait for the next one
2:44:47
i guess you could say we've given each
2:44:49
other the whole load today
2:44:51
okay yes the no agenda meetups we have a
2:44:56
couple scheduled i want to mention
2:44:57
calgary on sunday that's today
2:45:01
so i guess that's already started sir
2:45:03
michael of calgary in vegas we'll see if
2:45:04
we get a meet-up report from them
2:45:06
this coming saturday grant pass oregon
2:45:08
at one o'clock at the weekend beer
2:45:10
company
2:45:11
uh also on saturday the kiama blowhole
2:45:14
safety check that is 1pm aussie eastern
2:45:17
standard time so i think that's probably
2:45:19
wednesday here uh that'll be saturday at
2:45:21
the hungry monkey cafe in kaima
2:45:24
kaima new south wales australia sir
2:45:26
kevin protector of the kaima blowhole
2:45:28
we'll be hosting that makes sense also
2:45:30
on saturday three mile island evac zone
2:45:32
meeting number four 3 33 p.m
2:45:35
sir 737 is organizing uh pittsburgh pa
2:45:38
on saturday
2:45:39
riverview park emma bloomer is
2:45:42
your organizer and also on saturday uh
2:45:45
toronto
2:45:46
2 p.m meet at the annex area
2:45:49
um annex area i guess it is cored
2:45:53
xolocos is hosting and i have here a
2:45:57
special note from the back office march
2:45:58
6
2:45:59
2021
2:46:02
okay the dallas area texas fly fishing
2:46:05
and brew festival
2:46:06
first 20 people to connect to connect
2:46:09
tim
2:46:10
will get a ticket details at no
2:46:12
agendameetups.com all right and
2:46:14
as always if you want to attend a meetup
2:46:17
go to no agendameetups.com
2:46:19
look around there's all kinds of ways to
2:46:21
find
2:46:22
your the people in your area and if not
2:46:25
the
2:46:25
recommendation is go ahead make one of
2:46:28
your own they're fun you get to be
2:46:29
clumsy it's the no agenda meetups
2:46:31
[Music]
2:46:36
sometimes
2:46:39
[Music]
2:46:50
it's like a party
2:46:55
all right
2:46:59
what else i got a couple things yes good
2:47:03
first of all this is one i wanted to put
2:47:06
together this was on
2:47:07
cnn they were talking about the polls
2:47:08
and the democrats are getting very
2:47:10
cocky about a lot of stuff so we have
2:47:14
here
2:47:14
uh one of the typical cnn guys and the
2:47:17
summit
2:47:17
guests and they're going on and
2:47:19
analyzing the polls because
2:47:21
trump's have even though we haven't seen
2:47:23
biden do anything
2:47:25
but he still keeps getting better and
2:47:26
better and here's the
2:47:28
poll cnn polls analysis part one
2:47:31
yeah you hit it right on john so you
2:47:33
know if you look at the quinnipiac
2:47:34
university poll that was out yesterday
2:47:36
you saw that
2:47:37
former vice president joe biden was up
2:47:39
by 13 points and over 50 percent
2:47:42
now compare that to the quinnipiac
2:47:44
university poll that came out at this
2:47:45
exact same point
2:47:46
back in 2016 what you see you saw that
2:47:49
hillary clinton was actually trailing in
2:47:51
the state by
2:47:51
five and not even close to 50 percent so
2:47:54
the fact is when you're looking at the
2:47:56
poll numbers like down in florida you
2:47:58
just see that the former vice president
2:47:59
is in a significantly
2:48:01
better position than clinton was at this
2:48:03
point and how does this connect or
2:48:05
relate to what we're seeing in the rest
2:48:06
of the country
2:48:08
yeah this is so important you know three
2:48:09
fox news polls came out yesterday from
2:48:11
minnesota michigan
2:48:12
and pennsylvania and what you see there
2:48:14
is again large leads for the former vice
2:48:17
president
2:48:18
up by nine points or even more you know
2:48:20
up by 13 points in minnesota state that
2:48:22
the republicans want to flip doesn't
2:48:24
look like at this point and if you look
2:48:26
at the polling averages across the
2:48:28
country
2:48:28
and you said okay if the polling
2:48:30
averages hold and the election were held
2:48:32
today
2:48:32
and the winner in each state was the
2:48:34
winner who was leading in the polling
2:48:35
averages
2:48:36
what do you see you see that former vice
2:48:38
president joe biden would win
2:48:41
352 electoral votes it would
2:48:44
not be close at this particular point of
2:48:46
course we still have a little bit more
2:48:48
than a hundred days to go so we'll have
2:48:49
to see what happens
2:48:52
these but the the in general i just did
2:48:55
we not
2:48:56
i mean i know they're talking about it
2:48:57
but didn't we just learn that it's com
2:48:59
there's no way to really know and these
2:49:01
polls are just not typically right
2:49:03
what makes you feel good though you're a
2:49:05
democrat
2:49:06
and you hate trump yeah which is kind of
2:49:09
redundant it kind of goes hand in hand
2:49:11
yeah
2:49:12
uh this is the stuff you want to watch
2:49:14
because it just makes you feel good you
2:49:16
feel a lot better about life let's go to
2:49:18
clip two
2:49:20
so often times the polls tell you what
2:49:22
is happening and you
2:49:24
have to search deep down inside to
2:49:26
figure out why
2:49:27
the why here this morning harry is no
2:49:30
mystery
2:49:31
it is screaming out loud yeah you know
2:49:34
sometimes there's some real mysteries
2:49:36
there's not in this particular case look
2:49:38
at this the most important
2:49:40
issues according to the most recent
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national fox news polls corona
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virus 29 nearly double the percentage of
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the economy
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this is going to be one of those
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elections that's determined by a
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non-economic issue
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and what's so important is that who is
2:49:54
leading on that particular issue of the
2:49:56
coronavirus
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who is more trusted it's the former vice
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president
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overwhelmingly and not only is it that
2:50:02
the former vice president is leading
2:50:04
overwhelmingly
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that lead is expanding on the issue
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which i think goes right to the heart of
2:50:09
the issue
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of why the former vice president's lead
2:50:12
is expanding overall
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it's because voters are not liking the
2:50:15
president's response
2:50:16
to the corona fine
2:50:20
uh it's time to remind everybody that
2:50:24
the polls are
2:50:25
really used for one reason and one
2:50:27
reason only
2:50:28
is to make the television show more
2:50:31
exciting
2:50:32
so and to worry different sides of the
2:50:35
political spectrum to
2:50:36
spend more money yep and it's to spend
2:50:40
more money
2:50:40
well yeah it's doing well so you just
2:50:42
frighten the crap out of the trump side
2:50:45
and they start spending more money and
2:50:46
it's opposed
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and you know you notice the biting guys
2:50:49
getting lazy they're not spending enough
2:50:51
money all of a sudden trump
2:50:52
jumps into the lead and so here come the
2:50:55
biden money by money comes in okay here
2:50:57
it comes
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okay now they're both spending the same
2:50:59
amount of money but they're not spending
2:51:01
enough
2:51:02
so you do you jack them up so this is
2:51:04
really what it's about but
2:51:05
you know we still like to listen to
2:51:07
these because nobody
2:51:08
seems to want to understand that simple
2:51:11
mechanism
2:51:12
so we play these things so you can play
2:51:14
we'll play these again in a year
2:51:16
clips yup to show you how wrong these
2:51:19
guys are let's play the last one is clip
2:51:20
three
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now i think all the polls that have come
2:51:22
out are most interesting because of what
2:51:24
they tell us about where things are
2:51:25
today and how they
2:51:26
perhaps explain the public perception of
2:51:29
how the president has handled
2:51:30
coronavirus
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but if you were to look forward and
2:51:33
project forward
2:51:34
to november and what might happen then
2:51:36
what is the one number
2:51:37
that jumps out to you this morning as
2:51:39
being the most telling
2:51:41
yeah you know the president's approval
2:51:43
rating his net approval rating that's
2:51:45
his approval rating minus his
2:51:46
disapproval rating
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and what you see is the president's very
2:51:49
much underwater with a minus
2:51:51
15 percentage point net approval rating
2:51:53
now go back over time look at all the
2:51:55
incumbents who are running for another
2:51:57
term since 1940
2:51:58
what you see is that the president who
2:52:00
ended up not getting that
2:52:01
second term or that fourth term in the
2:52:03
case of uh or getting in the
2:52:05
for fbr you see that those presidents
2:52:07
had a minus
2:52:08
14 percentage point net approval rating
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he looks a lot more like the losers
2:52:12
than he does like the winners those
2:52:14
winners had a plus 23 point net approval
2:52:16
rating he simply put
2:52:18
is not anywhere close to them he looks a
2:52:20
lot more like the losers than the
2:52:21
winners again we have time to go
2:52:23
but this is not a good place for the
2:52:25
incumbent president to be at this oh
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brother oh man
2:52:31
oh that's pretty much you're adopting my
2:52:33
my scoring well
2:52:35
someone someone has to someone has to
2:52:38
take the baton eventually
2:52:42
i use it a lot you're right
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yeah it's really good it is catchy uh
2:52:49
that'll do it
2:52:50
there's a lot more to deconstruct but
2:52:52
you'll just have to wait until thursday
2:52:53
because i'm sure
2:52:54
more will come up in the interim we'll
2:52:56
put it all together put a bow around it
2:52:58
and spew it all over you through the
2:53:00
podcast
2:53:01
we have uh the grumpy old ben's coming
2:53:03
up on no agendastream.com if you're
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listening live
2:53:06
after show mick just had to make a
2:53:07
selection we have too many for today
2:53:10
they'll spill over until thursday rad
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granddad rat track and
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uh jesse coy nelson bringing that to you
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and coming to you from
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n a why fight off antifa
2:53:36
until until thursday in the morning
2:53:39
everybody i'm adam curry yeah from
2:53:41
northern silicon valley
2:53:43
where we're i don't know we're just
2:53:45
hunkered down again and
2:53:47
nobody cares i'm john c divorce we
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return on thursday right here on no
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agenda till then adios mofos
2:53:54
and such
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[Music]
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protesters peaceful protesters peaceful
2:54:04
protesters
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peacefully peacefully
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[Music]
2:54:28
it used to tell a story now it don't
2:54:32
make a sound
2:54:36
and now we see the children they wanna
2:54:39
burn it all down
2:54:44
we gave them all the glory and gave up
2:54:47
the high ground
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[Music]
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what is justice who can we prosecute
2:55:13
for those deaths nobody
2:55:17
nobody mother nature
2:55:20
god where did this virus come from
2:55:23
people are going to die by this virus
2:55:27
that is the truth older people
2:55:30
vulnerable people are going to die
2:55:34
from this virus we can't keep everyone
2:55:37
alive
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[Applause]
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[Music]
2:55:40
the sun will still rise i wanna be there
2:55:44
with you
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i'm taking off my mask are you ready
2:55:52
for the truth
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[Music]
2:55:56
forgive
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[Music]
2:56:10
why he's doing that well it's a very
2:56:13
good point
2:56:16
and hilarious
2:56:20
hilarious
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hilarious
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[Music]
2:56:38
hilarious
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[Music]
2:56:48
there he is
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[Music]
2:57:15
[Applause]
2:57:15
[Music]
2:57:29
hilarious
2:57:34
that's very
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[Music]
2:57:36
[Applause]
2:57:39
[Music]
2:57:46
that's very hilarious
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[Music]
2:57:52
[Applause]
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[Music]
2:58:03
very hilarious
2:58:06
and coming this fall to home video
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here's a look at the tragic true life
2:58:11
story of the men known as the three
2:58:12
stooges
2:58:13
dershowitz she again is accusing him of
2:58:16
having committed sexual acts against
2:58:19
minors
2:58:20
president clinton has denied on numerous
2:58:22
occasions that he was ever on
2:58:23
that island that was owned by jeffrey
2:58:25
epstein that is prince andrew with his
2:58:27
arm wrapped around
2:58:28
virginia gouffrey when she is only a
2:58:30
teenager she was very specific
2:58:33
about that night she described dancing
2:58:35
with you
2:58:36
and you profusely sweating and that she
2:58:39
went on to have
2:58:40
bars there's a slight problem with the
2:58:42
sweating because
2:58:43
i have a peculiar medical tradition
2:58:45
which is that i don't sweat well i
2:58:47
didn't sweat
2:58:48
at the time oh a white guy eh
2:58:52
oh my neck i did not have
2:58:55
sexual relations with that woman
2:58:58
personally
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[Music]
2:59:07
you have no right not to be vaccinated
2:59:09
you have no right not to wear a mask
2:59:12
you have no right to open up your
2:59:14
business no right
2:59:15
not to be vaccinated meaning if they
2:59:18
decide you have to be vaccinated we have
2:59:20
to be vaccinated
2:59:21
absolutely and if you refuse to be
2:59:23
vaccinated the state has the power
2:59:25
to literally take you to a doctor's
2:59:28
office
2:59:28
and plunge a needle into your arm i
2:59:31
can't do a thing with them you try
2:59:32
something
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um
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[Music]
2:59:48
i'll write it and we'll do it live
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