My Babe Ruth autographed baseball. Why did you throw that
out? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, October 12 2017. This is your award winning chemo
nation media assassination episode nine or seven. This
is no agenda. From
douchebags to false flags. We're always guarding your reality and
broadcasting live from downtown Austin Tejas capitol to draw on
Star State and McClure do in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where there's ash falling, John
C. Dvorak. Ash, Ash, Ash falling. Yeah, it
must be bad Broseph
Well, actually, it's the amount of ash falling. You know,
not not just the ash. But there's a lot of bad stuff
happening there in Northern California.
Yeah, I find it disturbing.
What that is happening or something else disturbing.
I would find I find disturbing. They can't do anything about it.
Well, of course, of course, something can be done. We are
the only two who can actually do anything about this.
Well, we could try to arrange to Hello. But yeah, it still
doesn't change. It still doesn't change my. My concern. Okay.
Do you want to talk about the concern first and then do the
rain
stick with the rain stick first.
Okay, what will this take? This is big. I think it's a three
shaker. Two, okay. Because
it's a good chance sensory.
If we if we do three arm in one week, Austin's going to be
flooding as usual. That's what happens. But it could
help. But you do three? I'll do. I'll do two.
Now I'll do two because I don't want the rain here. And it
always comes. Yeah, I'll do three. All right. Ready, 321.
Going I'll do three for people in California. And you go. These
are official rain sticks. Terry Osborne and Sherry Osborne is
that. Sherry, your name is Lauren for some reason. Then we
of course are licensed to professional so don't try that
at home. Then they work. They work. We have seen it happen.
We've seen it happen.
So what concerns me and I have a couple of reports. Maybe we
should play couple clips already and see what clips do I have on
this? We've got probably two Yeah, but let's go started the
fires in NorCal. ABC.
We begin with the fire disaster unfolding in California tonight
at least 22 wildfires are still burning they are growing and
threatening more homes. A short time ago the entire city of
Calistoga ordered to evacuate 5300 People are now on the move
tonight. And look at these new images this evening of the
desperate escape from the flames in Santa Rosa homes, cars
everything burning along the way out the destruction so complete
whole neighborhoods turn to ashes within 3500 homes and
businesses now gone. Tonight the death toll is climbing and
hundreds of people are still missing ABCs Machop and lead us
off from Santa Rosa tonight.
Firefighters on the frontlines are pushed to the limit nearly
helpless against their enemy, the wind. These fires are just
literally burning faster than firefighters can run. Racing to
save others while their own homes for
myself. Several my friends understand that we have at least
seven of us from Santa Rosa Fire Department, several from Santa
Rosa Police Department's Suffolk County Sheriff's Department.
They did lose our homes. Students exploding
Sunday night the fires still out of control, torching 170,000
acres. This new video from the Sonoma sheriff's office showing
officers terrifying escape from the flames. And overnight new
evacuation orders in Sonoma and Napa counties in anxious moments
for this mother, my son, I'm not sure if my son is still there
actually learning gotten out to 80 people with respiratory
issues rushed from this veteran's home. By dawn
officials going door to door telling 2000 residents of
Calistoga in the heart of one country to leave immediately
they just came and knocked on the door. Let us know it's time
to go
more than 3500 structures damaged or destroyed. What you
see here has been called an Urban Assault that fire melting
these mobile homes down to this steel chassis is now what so
shocked firefighters is that that Firestorm left over this
major highway and golfing other parts of Santa Rosa and it's
those kinds of conditions that aren't expected again tonight.
It's the winds. That's what they're blaming it on. Fudge
Play Part Two. This
fires so big and the resources that so thin that we are just
dealing with what we got
8000 firefighters, 550 engines, and 124 aircraft all racing To
put out these fires before the winds pick up, David, they're
dropping as much water as they can on this fire that's moving
quickly down the mountainside, because they're concerned about
winds that are expected to pick up throughout the night. David
Alright,
Lindsey, Jen is with us as well, Lindsey. Thank you. Of course,
we're thinking about the firefighters on those frontlines
losing their own home and property. So many of them let's
get right to rob, because they were telling us yesterday, these
winds pick up it's going to be a problem. And that's what they
did today. Yeah, they're already doing that
no increase today, and they're blowing some of the smoke.
Where's the global warming blame?
That's kind of interesting, because you don't hear it. In
any of these reports. I think I think they're going to do these
things. I here's what I think is going on. I think the editors
are wise enough to say just don't start we get this fire
situation. Let's just got
enough. It's real bad enough. After
we do that, when we do the post mortem on the whole thing, then
we can bring the experts in in Dan, we can blame global
warming. So that'll come later, right?
What I find distressing for us non Californians and I include
myself, when you hear Sonoma County's on fire, the first
thing everybody thinks is our mandate was the price of wine.
Well, it's what's gonna happen. There was a guy on that was with
some expertise.
Really, that's really what goes through your head when you hear
Sonoma, I've been just as a non cow. I
hope you just think the same thing with Napa, which has
better wine.
Yes, I was just very distraught over Napa.
Well, the vineyards aren't on fire, their fingers are well
maintained. And they've as you can see these areas of flames
everywhere except the vineyards. But the problem is what they're
still picking, or they're in the process of picking or they're
finishing. Some of the wineries have done, they've already
finished but it's right in the middle of harvest. And so
they're worried about what they call smoke taint obtained. Now,
if they if they can somehow sell it as some sort of a special
flavor. Now I find
out with smoky flavor, invoke taint show title.
So they might get away with it, but I think they're gonna I
think the harvest is going to be moral, probably about 50% would
be ruined. I'm guessing. But here's what here's what bothers
me about this whole thing is that these are neighborhoods.
This are like a classic suburban development. Santa Rosa is where
the where this has really been emphasized, I think, I mean, you
can understand you live on Atlas peak, and you've got a home in
the woods, and you're up there and you know, it's a nice area
and the fire starts and wind blows it out of control and runs
up the hill and burns everything to the ground. Right now. That
makes sense. That's kind of a thing we expect in California if
you're gonna live in these on the side of a hill, in
mountainous areas, a lot of woods Yeah, you're gonna get you
get when you drop, you get what you deserve. Well, you get what
you were insured for. And but these were talking about flat
areas, that you'd be thinking we're more prone to flooding,
the flat suburban areas that have just a tract homes, tract
homes, one after the other. I spread around very few trees as
a couple of trees here and there. Sure. Because detract has
been there forever, probably since the 60s, burned to the
ground, every single house burned to the ground. They can't
save these houses, and now they got Calistoga. A whole little
town. In fact, apparently a couple other towns are already
gonna think Windsor maybe might be gone. It's gone. Yeah, so
they wiped out these towns. So what it what does the fire
departments do? Does? It can't strategize to save these
properties?
I don't know. Man. It's a it's a job. That seems very complicated
to me.
They got 500 trucks, 8000 people, a bunch of tanker air
craft. And the Yeah, it is complicated. But I think it's
it's like I think the urban firefighting people aren't
trained for anything but maybe one house on fire somewhere in
town. And when something like this comes along, they don't
know what to do. They also do all they do is go from door to
door to door telling people to get the hell out.
I'm very concerned
about seeing a hole. Yes, I was,
especially since it hasn't happened before it since these
track booms were installed in the 60s You
said I think in 60s 70s maybe could these little
Hamlet's by any chance have bad bonds?
So they all know everybody has bad bonds.
Well, clear is that right up?
I don't think it clears. Well, Does that clarify anything
saying I'm just trying to come up with angles for you? I don't
know. I don't know why these.
I can't come up with one. I mean, I'm sitting you're
watching the news. 24/7 This has been Boom, one thing blowing up
after another. And then there's a couple other things. Here's an
interesting
one, but I will say this, we have firefighters in the no
agenda audience who will weigh in and give us some.
Okay, guys, I'm getting a rhetorical question for him.
Why? When the show this hurricane winds, you know, it's
50, maybe 3540 miles an hour. Why do they leave the power grid
on because there's knocking over trees get knocked over, they hit
the power lines, the powerlines spark start a fire. The other
thing is they have to see these houses decimated, that
decimated, destroyed tract housing tribe, maybe some for
some unknown reason to be one house standing. And on every one
they have the camera going on. And each one of them shows the
gas line. thing going full tilt. Gas pouring out of the thing.
Full tailed big flame coming out. Setting more stuff on fire.
They won't turn off the gas. Doesn't really Yes, we do. And
they have some lame excuse for not turning off the gas. Oh,
well, we wouldn't we don't want to turn off the gas to the whole
developer which you could do and you know, some centrally located
areas, you just turn the gas off, turn the power and turn the
gas off. And oh, no, we can't do that. Because and what
do you when when when you say you see the gas going full Blaze
and burning the gas?
Yeah, it's coming out the pipe right out the pipe. It's coming
out the pipe. It's in his making, like his huge flame.
It's like, some of them are like really nasty looking flames. And
they're all every house has got one of these things going off
like that man is everything.
Probably goes to burn it off to this Stop it. Why? I don't know.
I don't know. I'm just talking. But I have no standing.
It seems to me that this these are fire hazards, the gas lines
themselves should be turned off. And they should have turned off
for the whole area. But they had this lame excuse. Well, if we
turn it all off is what I've heard once. If we turned off the
gas, then it would be it'd be a problem when we had to turn it
back on because then we'd have to go from house to house and or
some thing. There's no houses left, but they apparently have
to go out. Wow. And they're gonna have to turn the gas off
eventually. They can't just keep burning gases. Nobody's getting
charged for it. The meters are destroyed.
Okay, so your assessment is this the wind? What, what what caused
this to be so abnormal because we have fires in California, but
this is yes. Clear. And
I think it's Civic. incompetence. Okay. Wow. on a
grand scale. Wow.
That is harsh.
It's what I'm seeing,
right. No, I understand. I understand Rome.
I don't get the gas lines being on. I don't have right here a
good excuse for that. I don't see why the power was still
going with their spark and more fires. And with this high wind
as such a problem as blowing trees over
that so that the Tesla owners could get a last charge before
they fled the scene.
It only possible to have a or is it here.
This is a I have one clip. California woman short very
short clip
the winds last night were unbelievable. I've been here 10
years. I've never experienced anything like that. And no
wonder the fires are all over the place.
She wasn't even able to get her car because their garage door
wouldn't open with the power out. Sally hitched a ride with a
friend of the shelter without a charger for her phone. Shelly is
depending on officials at the shelter to tell her what's next.
Yeah, it didn't elaborate. But she probably had no cash and no
nothing. Because once you put your life in the hands of
electricity solely, that's what you get couldn't open the garage
door.
That's pretty pathetic.
She probably has no idea. I'm sure I'm sure you can open it
manually. He's probably just has no idea how it works. It just
always kind of does it. Yeah. Well, well, the whole thing is a
sad, sad situation. And I look forward to hearing from
those that have lost their homes. I mean, it's 3500 2500
homes at least 1000 buildings of other sorts and Whole
neighborhoods gone. And you know, even when we had the
Oakland fire, which was miserable, I had wind and it was
hot. And it was this. It was it was a it was a development that
was on the side of a hill What year was this? This was the MO
this was I don't remember it was probably the late 90s or the mid
90s Maybe the mid 90s. Anyway, the Oakland fire took out all
kinds of houses people I knew and it but it was narrow rows of
fire trucks couldn't get up there to do anything about it.
It was uphill so once it started to just burn right up to the top
of the hill. It wasn't this but Bob's business is flat. Oh, my
wife defends his Oh wow. So much wind, the wind, the wind the
wind it They made everything on the wind. And okay, well, it was
windy. give you that. But
all right. Well, allow me allow me to transition smoothly to a
new topic. Okay. Yeah, George Clooney
is a spy.
Once again, we prove we are from the future. How long have we
been saying this?
Well, probably 20 probably 10 years before we did the show.
Yeah. But then we got the jingle. I'm not sure when we
first started. When did I get the jingle? I'm sure you read
this. About George Clooney. Yeah. 2013 is the jingle was
from 2013. That you read this about good. These documents from
the International Criminal Court that
were either leaked or stolen. I did not read that.
Oh, well, in these leaked emails in the Sunday Times wrote about
this, which is, you know, are they trustworthy? Oh, yeah.
Yeah. Let's see they right here. A series of leaked emails seen
by the Sunday Times revealed how the Argentinian prosecutor urged
the Hollywood actor to focus a number of commercial satellites
on Libya. Remember his Sentinel project pressure on Gadhafi
generals by documenting evidence of humanitarian crimes and it
was that creepy was always with him. That guy the handler and
the handler, like can't think of his name.
He is the co founder of the satellite Sentinel project,
which uses commercial satellites to document war atrocities
committed by the government in South Sudan. Since the project
launched in 2011, satellites have detected a mask have
detected mass grave sites in the southern part of Sudan, et
cetera, et cetera. Now, I think it continues the actor is not
the only celebrity Moreno Ocampo tried to recruit in his attempt
to prosecute some of the world's most notorious warlords,
warlords and dictators during his nine year term at the helm
of the ICC also enlisted the help of command. Angelina Jolie,
Angelina Jolie and a plot to snare Ugandan warlord Joseph
Kony in a honey trap dinner, which I think is a better one
each well it's a better story than Clooney. The prosecutor
wrote in an email that Angelina Jolie had quote the idea to
invite Kony to dinner and then arrest him. He plan to send
Julie and her husband Brad Pitt to the warlord stronghold with
US special forces, according to these leaked documents.
So this guy, Kony, yeah, I guess is so dumb. Yeah, that he think
the Angelina Jolie actually wanted to have dinner with.
He's like, finally, finally, I'm getting lucky. It's about time.
Really?
Then, you know, the Clooney thing. We always knew that that
mean, he was pretty it's not like a big secret what he was
doing. I mean, we all knew about the satellite Sentinel project
and does just that this guy asked him to shame someone else
except Sudan, which should be outside the charter I think of,
of his nonprofit, but still, but anyway, I'd like to Angelina
Jolie story much more myself. It is cute, because we got to have
that whole Kony 2012 thing.
Yeah, Harvey Weinstein organize it.
Yeah. Hey, yo. Okay. Harvey Weinstein. But let me tell you
something right off the bat and I want to know your experience.
I've been in show business, real proper show business since I was
19. Yeah, and the casting couch in the Netherlands where I
started in real show business, not just pirate radio or
podcasting.
Not real. That's not real show business.
No, but it's still show business. Yes, that's okay.
Elliot is working for the circus cleanup. Done. Yes,
I got you. Then they call the casting couch at the time in the
Netherlands was called a Taliesin buttress that's Holly
being the area where all the Hilversum while the television
and all the production companies that broadcast studios that
region is known as Chloe and the mattress mattress but in all my
years Never have I been approached propositioned seen
heard invited to it now I've seen a lot of crazy stuff. So I
completely believing in belief that this happens and it's much
much worse. Look at all the pedo bear stuff. But I have never
ever seen with cocaine. I've told you that before to never
been offered to me never even seen it.
Yeah, so
I just want to say that upfront. Because I think it's
a you're not some hottie. I mean, you might be in certain
circles, but not the circles that we're talking about here. I
think
that some gay guys probably would Have you want to come
after me when I was in? Yeah, but
have you ever worked for? Oh, um,
hello? Which ones were straight? Well, there's that.
Maybe it's
I don't know. I mean, I, I think that's good to know that you you
got through unscathed,
so it can happen. It's not like everything. I'm not defending
anything but I'm just saying that to me is I think the
cocaine thing was more surprising to me in hindsight,
just like, it was the 80s and 90s. Never
doesn't matter. Maybe people thought you were a cop.
Narc curries and narc men are from Holland. Right? Narc
obviously, driving his Rolls Royce narc.
I find that Coke a thing, that cocaine thing with you. And that
hair and all the rest of it and your image and the MTV and
whatever, that whole scene to be quite weird. Yeah. Yeah.
Although, again, is your circle of friends.
I really didn't have any friends. I still don't have
friends. You're not?
Oh, that's maybe maybe get no friends and you're hanging
around the house and your skivvies always get off.
Parents, here's the solution. Make sure your kids has no
friends then never get caught up in Hollywood pedo bear scandal
or any cocaine issues. That said, I've seen a lot of crazy
stuff and a lot of really weird people. And I am thoroughly
enjoying the shot and froideur of Hollywood and the political
left eating themselves over this it is
it used to be like things like when Ben Affleck is a guest and
then he's called out this actress who says I told you
about this you phony on Twitter. And so these guys have to back
off. And I did mention in the newsletter that I think there's
a lot of you know, it's like, and I was noticing this if you
looked at the newsletter I have a picture of
I liked your all your little vignettes and stuff in this
newsletter. It seems like a little more than usual.
Yeah, yeah. I like to I had a had a little
National Enquirer kind of, it's cool.
I think it was the sleaziest newsletter. Yeah. Yeah, it was I
got a picture of Harvey between uma Aberdeen and Hillary, which
I wanted to caption. Which was, but I didn't because I felt that
you know, I get it. You know, I don't need to,
to have a caption. I have a caption.
Well, let me give you my caption. Then I get your
caption. My caption was cripes. What are these two lesbians
gonna do?
Yeah, no. Yeah.
I was thinking, smokey taint and the bad bonds. That would just
be enough right there. You'd know what was going on.
Anyway, so there was a go down further on that newsletter. And
there's these pictures of Gwyneth Paltrow. And what's her
name? Jennifer Lawrence. Some reason I can never remember her
name because it doesn't match her face. But they were both you
know, pretty much abused, molested by Weinstein in one way
or another. Don't tell us the whole story. And then and then
there. There's two things that I brought those pictures brought
to mind one, first of all, neither one of those women have
the body language of a disgusted person. Now they're leaning in
Yes. So that's kind of interesting to me.
Practically. Isn't J law sitting on his lap practically in that
picture?
Well, there's a bunch of pictures instead there's a lot
of pictures she went after she won the Academy Award where
she's all over him. And and he's got what I can only describe as
a shit eating grin. And the grin is a message to everybody else
in Hollywood, which is not to be crude, but I'm but the message
in his face, as he looks out at the photographer is hey, guess
who's blowing me tonight? Yeah. And he's sitting with his with
these women as a
little color. Here. I have a clip of Jennifer Lawrence and
Harvey Weinstein at the GLAAD awards, that together on stage.
Before we begin, I just want to congratulate Harvey and his
wife, Georgina on the birth of their new baby boy. Herbie gave
us just what we needed another him might sound familiar as what
I wrote. I sent you he was born. If he's anything like his dad,
he's going to be relentless, passionate and just about the
best mentor and aspiring actor could ever hope for.
Thank you, Jen, but you can stop kissing up to me for forgetting
thank me at the Oscars. Let's, let's just do what we're here to
do. And that
was the time And when she fell on a flat on our face, walking
up the steps to get on stage.
And David Russell, she forgot to,
I fell on my face. I forgot my own name. And that's nothing to
cheer for. Thank you though. But we're here to tell you about
Glads. advocate for change award recipient, the 42nd, President
of the United States and founder of the Clinton Global
Initiative, William Jefferson Clinton. It's a great combo.
Jennifer. Jennifer was only two when Bill busted out that sax on
Arsenio Hall. And I don't think she even knows who our cineole
Hall is.
But he got it on Amazon. First, I know, Jennifer joins me
she says it better than
that column. Jennifer. It's a pet name.
It's disgusting. Yeah. And then she's got the nerve to give the
President of the United States trump the finger?
Yeah. Yeah. Well, so
for being sexual it'd be for being, you know, a woman aid or
let's just say something upfront, what is going on here
is exactly how sexual predators work is you have power over this
person is usually a professional way, or political way, or
publicity way or any of this, and you exert that power. And if
you want to make it in Hollywood, it's obvious what you
had to do.
Yeah, and this
cannot be in all circles, but in that this cannot be a singular
case. No, no, no, there's got to be lots and there was an I would
say this, which nobody wants to mention. I'll betcha that there
were a few women who liked all that possibly kinky women, you
know, they're kind of perverted, it's possible and they're not
gonna say anything one way or the other. But the ones who are
the hypocrites which I include this woman here
are the editors I've just called I think the editors of these
publications are the hypocrites I can't blame any of these women
nor will I for anything that happened the even though it's
coming out now it's like yeah, okay, it'd be nice thank God um,
the pressure is off that can finally say it and I hope a lot
more comes to light a lot more boys and girls that are getting
passed around and Hollywood Cosby
effect Yeah, we're okay so I guess because it will you see
right after that new New York Times article came out there
were still reluctance yeah and then when the New Yorker
every case I'm sorry in every case even I'd like to Ronan
Farrow's piece yeah and every case is the editors you know God
next now that are said no, you can't publish that don't have
enough this enough that No, no, no. Can't do that.
Seems now we're on it did a really good job of documenting
everything and scandal now, which especially NBC is that
Ronit apparently gift wrapped the whole thing and gave it to
NBC who refused to run it
exactly the same NBC, who was happy to provide the pussy gate
tape from Access Hollywood? Yeah, that's the problem.
Yeah, pregnancies for that huge is got issues. And
that's where this that the President said we should be, you
know, evaluate their license. And wow, that sent the press on
a tizzy. What is he talking about First Amendment, you can
do that better?
And then to do with the First Amendment,
exactly, it has zero to do with the First Amendment. But there
are definitely rules and regulations for contributing to
society. Now we know the end shoot, the Trump could do an
executive order reinstate the Fairness Doctrine, I guess.
I don't think that would be that's what I don't think I
don't think so. Even you can still pull a license for being
lot. I mean, there's a million ways you can pull the license. I
think that NBC is seditious I think their license should be
pulled by agree at least a 10th 10 of the stations that
they own and operate it right
and that's the only license to do anything. Yeah, cable and
stuff. You can't stop that. But you know, a big big chunk of
their of their businesses is the local stations. Right? And that
would take well that would take all these talk shows off the
air.
But I think an argument can be made now I do have a clip that
discusses this, I believe. I think I have kind of a
consolidated clip or they have pretty much everything. On or
update rock is on
The Herky jerky.
I don't think it's a Herky jerky clip of play that when it
because it's just it's worth discussing
nearly 30 Women have now accused movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of
sexual harassment or assault. His studio fired him politicians
and Hollywood actors have denounced him. Now a New York DA
is defending a decision not to prosecute him. Here's to Rika
Duncan.
For the first time since the explosive allegation TMZ
obtained video of Harvey Weinstein outside of home in Los
Angeles. And under growing pressure Manhattan District
Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. explained today was his decision
to not prosecute Weinstein for alleged sexual assault.
If we had a case that we felt we could prosecute and my experts
felt we could prosecute against Harvey Weinstein, we would have
the case stems from an incident back in 2015 when model Ambra
Battilana Gutierrez went to New York City police after she
claimed Weinstein groped her beliefs wired her the next day
to see if Weinstein would make a move to New York or obtain the
audio touch my brain but I'm not used to that. But less than two
weeks after that encounter, Vance decided to close the case
citing lack of evidence to prove criminal intent, any attorney
Caroline polices they are doing a total Mia culpa here saying,
Look, had we known that the NYPD was conducting this undercover
operation? They should have contacted us and we would have
counseled Miss Gutierrez on exactly what to say in that
sting operation in order to get the criminal intent due to the
two year statute of limitations on misdemeanor sexual assault.
Weinstein could now never be charged criminally for what he
allegedly did to Gutierrez but there is no statute of
limitations in New York for alleged rapes that occurred
after 2005. Weinstein has not been charged with rape. A number
of women who claimed Weinstein assaulted them were paid
settlements ranging from 50 to $250,000. According to a source
involved in the internal investigation, the Weinstein
Company did not pay $1 to alleged victims of sex assault
and rape allegations on behalf of Weinstein. We've reached out
to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office and
the LAPD because the alleged assault happened in those
jurisdictions. Officials say they have no record of any
reports filed against Weinstein, Anthony Jurica. Thank you.
Thank you. Yes, thank you.
Yeah, I don't know if anybody tried to follow that as they
listen to it. But it was I call it Herky jerky, they go from
point to point and they really don't have just randomly point
to point and making no sense and really not developing a thesis.
Very poor story.
I really liked that audio though. That was pretty good. Of
him trying to get the the town Italian actress
Yes, she was your model. The model. She wasn't the actress
The actress was worse. The I have the whole thing. I think,
yeah, I have it too. I need to play it. It's not dead.
It's in the shape. It's in the show notes. But it really you
can really hear what a how it works, how it works. Yeah, you
can hear how it works, the push pull and everything.
Well, here's the Trump versus the network's Nixonian. This is
the clip we were looking for. Oh,
okay. Interesting.
President Trump today denounced an NBC News report that he's
planning a 10 fold increase in the US nuclear arsenal. He
called it pure fiction meant to demean him and he threatened to
challenge network licenses. There are nearly a dozen NBC TV
stations licensed by the FCC. It's a page out of the Nixon
playbook, which included license challenges and threats of
antitrust suits against the network's now
what was his beef? Exactly?
Trump's NBC came out with this report. In a way I wish I had
it. I don't sorry. That said Donald Trump plans too much to
increase the or nuclear arsenal by a factor of 10. Ah, and it's
doesn't have to hold any water apparently. I think Mattis backs
up to him. It was something he may have casually said during
the campaign that is one of these items, because I think
they've run out of material because of the leakers leaving
the White House.
Yeah, that was a good point you made in the in the newsletter,
but the main stop when Bannon and Bob Yeah got kicked out.
So they got kicked out and there hasn't been anything since July
so they should now they're they're milking the old stories
and they're they're getting a lot of the way in July did this
in July it there's nothing new in any of this and this is a
story that goes way back that they kind of I was
gonna say I wanted to point Now that we were looking for the
cycle, and we kind of nailed it. We said they're going to circle
around, do the same things again, and we'll probably be
pushy gate where they start again. And it's exactly where it
started. Yeah, of course, the Weinstein thing came in as an
interruption.
And why instead of why,
and why, why did the New York Times all of a sudden decide to
go ahead with this? Why?
Well, it See, I'm guessing that Bob Weinstein is the guy who
pushed this story out there to get it into the public domain.
He's also been very quiet. Yeah, yeah. And he is in the Hollywood
circles. He's the guy who's got fed up with his brother, and he
knew it was gonna ruin the company eventually and which it
already has. And he put he leaked a memo that was an
internal memo and the New York Times got ahold of it and it
backed up got it the writers got it got to women that we wrote
this up. It bugged me in the meantime, you hear this sort of
story April meet
Kane. Wow.
Well, you know this, I think Harvey may have been out of
control at this point. Yeah. But Dr. Stein, the Diag get the
biggest kick out of this bull crap, which is this clip which
is Weinstein board knew nothing.
And Lindsey Davis with us here in New York and Lindsey, we now
know that Harvey Weinstein's own brother, his business partner,
is speaking out against his brother's behavior. But there
are a lot of people who are gonna ask how did the family How
did the board not know about any of this behavior?
Right, and his brother Bob, saying that he's a very sick man
calling him a world class liar,
but the board maintains they had no idea
David Davis on the story again tonight, Lindsay, thank you.
Yeah, yeah. And three of them resigned. And I'm sure when
everything's reinstated, and it's the Bob Weinstein Company,
that they'll come back. Bob may not have known anything, but
Trump certainly did.
I've known Harvey Weinstein for a long time. I'm not at all
surprised to say,
yeah, not at all. The only guy who says I'm not at all
surprised everyone else's. Oh, I'm shocked. I'm shocked. I tell
you, I had no idea. Here's Hillary Clinton. She was she
came out and then I am pleased to see that she is now being
called out for being consistently late. Why did it
take her five days? And I think this morning? The she has now
announced that yes, she's going to give the money she the
current political contributions from Weinstein as a part of her
regular 10% of her income to charity every year.
Yeah, the Clinton found Wow, wow, that's
weak. Very wet.
Can I miss W before you play that clip? What is this? I think
this is like it's like a subtle meme or something. But it's been
going on for a while. What is the deal with this? Oh, you're
late. You didn't say it right now. He's you waited?
Yeah, but now I know what this is. In today's social justice
world, not speaking up is the same as endorsing the bad
behavior. This is the whole problem. This is exactly why
we're in this crap with with all of our young people. It's it's
now ingrained and embedded in their own milieu, as you would
say that hey, this is why why is Taylor Swift in trouble didn't
speak out against Donald Trump all these things you don't speak
out then you're then you're for it. We've seen this time again
time and again.
God bless you now
okay. If you don't speak out, but that's different than you
have to rush to speak out and here's what I think why this is
extremely dangerous is that if you have to rush to to speak out
which they do now insist on which I do believe is part of
what you said yeah. But now he had to do it quick. That is
going to that is setting social media opt to just be a horrible
thing that you could get some false hygiene will go out of
control overnight or instantly a yes, that could cause nothing
but havoc. Yes,
that's correct. But this is exactly what happened with the
president with the cake. You know, the the tiki torch guys.
He didn't say anything for two days. Ah, Nazi Hitler. That at
least there's consistency but they're not calling Hillary Nazi
or Hitler ball though. I think that shoe might fit her better.
And here is Hillary Clinton on Fareed Zakaria, the plagiarist
show on CNN
I was appalled upon. It was something that was just
intolerable in every way and You know, like so many people have
constant interesting
choice of words intolerable in every way. Is there you know
what I mean?
You know that we're getting some interest in some, some
fascinating notes.
Nice catch. Good one you did it. Yeah.
Some, some notes that indicate that. Or this one guy in
particular one of our producers has spotted some of these crazy
I am disgusted by the kind of this double speak where you're
not really condemning Harvey, you're just condemning what he
did. Oh,
it's performative. Yeah, it's
a lot of performance going on. And what to heal it, which would
Clinton did there, I think is something like that. But I don't
know if it qualifies as a pure performative,
it was, it was an odd choice of words. I was
appalled. It was something that was just intolerable in every
way. And, you know, like, so many people have come forward
and spoken out. This was a different side of a person who I
and many others had known. In the past. Would you have called
them a friend? Yes, I
probably would have done they have like, beach houses together
or something?
Oh, they vacation together did a lot of stuff. He was
watching together with the President. Yeah.
Yeah, he was with two. Yeah, they do what you see tons of
pictures of him with Bill, you,
and so many others, you know, people in democratic politics
for a couple of decades, appreciated his help and
support. And I think these stories coming to light now and
people who never spoke out before having the courage to
speak out, just clearly demonstrates that this behavior
that he engaged in, cannot be tolerated and cannot be
overlooked. And I'm hoping that the do you think it was
tolerated? Because he was perfect. I don't know if people
knew. Well, I certainly didn't, and I don't know who did, but I
can only speak for myself and I think speak for many others who
knew him primarily through politics. But the courage of
these women coming forward now is really important because it
can't just end with one person disgraceful behavior and the
consequences that he is now facing. This has to be a wake up
call and shine a bright spotlight on anything like this
behavior anywhere. At any time. We've had a series of
revelations about companies in Silicon Valley Valley, you know,
just sexual harassment and sexual assault being kind of
accepted. That's the cutting edge of our economy. That's
where a lot of young people have their first or most significant
jobs. This can't be tolerated anywhere, whether it's
entertainment or tech or anywhere tuck
Did you notice that she slipped in sexual assault with
harassment in Silicon Valley? Oh, yeah. Okay, cool. So who
what happened in Silicon Valley where there was an assault? Zero
as
far as I'm aware? I don't know of any No,
it just said just you know mediocre harassment Yeah.
Yeah for Marchand are still gets quoted in every New York Times
article.
One of the guys don't trust the New York Times Have
you boned. Really did hugely, hugely bone. I love the virtue
singling on Morning Joe signaling on Morning Joe
those two
and mica did a she been the one to talk disgusting. She's
disgusting. Yeah, there's nothing like turning this around
to promote your book. Which is exactly what she did. Well, I
never met him. But I had a book deal through his publisher and I
pulled it over the weekend because I don't
know. Does that mean she gave back the advance? I'm sure she
got an advance Don't you think? To
give back anything? Do
you think that she got an advance? Oh, yeah, she
got a big advance. You know, this fact? Or he just you know
it from know from experience. I don't know it as a fact. But
there's no way that a woman in her stands for reach
ranch with a deal. A three book deal wouldn't have an advance.
Yeah, you would get a big advance and then it's gonna be
big, maybe? Yeah,
well, so I have to give that backup presume if you pull the
deal.
And you wonder what's going on here. This is well, it's
promotion. I doubt she's telling the truth. It's promotion.
Well, I never met him but I had a book deal through his
publisher and I pulled it over the weekend because I feel he
even pushed the story out there. When I signed the deal Mika
Brzezinski, signs three book deal. women's empowerment, I
feel he was using it. You've met him once or twice. He's
socially, socially, but never, I've never ever worked with him.
I've never been in an office with him. I did not know about
this. But I do now. And there was no way he could move
forward. And it felt like he was using the book series Know your
value, which is about women's empowerment as a cover, and I
wasn't going to be a part of that. And more people need to
step up who have done business with him. We're taking money
from him. I'm sorry. You can't do it. Now. It's a big three
book. Do you have some issues? No, maybe what
I'm thinking there may have been maybe she did pull to get her
kick the advanced back. Oh, by the way that those deals, they
tend to be. Third, third and third, not unusual. And so you'd
end up with getting, not that. I mean, it's not like it's it was
a million dollar deal, which I doubt but it could be, it would
be a third, and then a third on delivery, and then a third on
publication. So she is not like you have to give back a ton of
money. While she may not have a lot of money, but I don't think
it's a million. Yeah, but
but she's actually turning this into her benefit. And another
way that they and yeah, she
should just resell it to somebody else. Hold on the
giveaway.
20 seconds. 20 seconds. Y'all understand when I say somebody
before you lose, but it's a part of it, I think.
No. Okay. It was what's his name, said a little comment.
Brzezinski. What's his what's the boyfriend's name? Chuck.
Chuck.
Joe, of course, Joe. Joe. Morning,
Joe made a very subtle little comment in there in that last
clip that indicated to me that there was some sort of money
that he's losing, if you listen carefully, if you back it up.
Oh, he makes his very, so. He's just a little whining comment,
be a part
of that. And more people need to step up who have done business
with him. We're taking money from him. I'm sorry. You can't
do it. Now. There's a big three book. Do you have some issues?
No. I'm also gonna write about it. Better be ready for that.
And what's so interesting is he leaked it. He learned Yes, your
will that he had signed you to a three book deal.
Done. And now Harvey Weinstein is going to be a big part of
Ooh, there you go.
Book is only going to get better.
Now, here's another thing he said. I don't know what Joe
Joe's an idiot. For. He says he leaked it again. No, it's called
a press release
now, but I think he in this case, it was not an agreed to
press release. And he's the one that went
when you're working for a big publisher. When there's a lot of
money involved. You are turned I'm sure
she was happy when he did it. Yeah. elated. Look at me,
I'm sure the way the system works. And that's the way he
operates. He does that. He knows what how to get maximum impact
as waves. Yeah, but it's reduced. But if
you go back to the beginning of the clip, she is claiming to
feel used, because her book is about strong, independent women.
And the end that he used her to, you know, just for more cover of
him being a sexual predator because that's I think the
correct term predator.
I heard I heard all that. I think she's full of crap. But
okay. But you could hear in Joe's voice about it was a big
you know who you hear this money, and you hear the money,
going Nikki's going in the wrong direction. And so yeah, you're
probably right. If I had to give some money back, I just go to
another publisher, who is Weinstein's What is the name of
it? Well, who does he own?
I don't know. I gotta know.
I don't know. Okay, you look that up. In the meantime,
there's more shoes to drop. And this is what I'm waiting for. I
mean, this is the moment anyone who now does not come forward
that you know, because it will not take a lot of courage, I
think at this point to come forward and say, Hey, I've had
this experience with this person. And, you know, career be
damned, and I think you'll be okay. Weinstein books. Whoa,
there you go. That will make sense. God inventive.
Inventive. Yeah.
But what's even cooler about stuff like this, this in this
day, video age, and everybody has a recording of something
somewhere except my rocket car of death on circus of the stars,
which even ABC can't find for me anymore with Hulk Hogan, which
would be beautiful to have. My stole my stunt. Yeah, I really
want that in my archives. We have stars today such as Jimmy
Kimmel, who used to do the he came from the man show. Then the
man show was Brian machi credit At least sexist. Yeah. And this
one particular bit of which I have a little bit of audio and
video in the show notes if you're interested. Is him on the
street man on the street asking very attractive young girls to
guess what he has in his pants? I've stopped something and
they're allowed to touch it my pants,
and you're allowed to feel around on the outside of the
pants you had 10 seconds to then guess what is in my pants? You
should use two hands, two hands. Maybe it will be easier if you
put your mouth on.
Okay, can you Sure?
Is the uncle Jimmy doesn't need to do time. Make a fine white
rubber underpants.
And your guest is vibrator. A vibrator? No, it is actually a
zucchini with a rubber band on this is a great game.
So that kind of stuff is cool now. It's like yeah, look at
you, Dick. Very douchey thing. Yeah.
I mean, it's fine. If you're gonna stay with it, and maintain
that line like it just when you turn out. No, I find it
disgusting. Yeah.
But, uh, hopefully more to come. It would be very disappointing
if no and nothing else came out about someone else being really
creepy. And maybe we should listen to Corey Feldman. What
does he say? Oh, my goodness, that he was raped. That he was
around by Hollywood. Be a pedo gay pedo bear. Yeah, horrible
stories. And he's never been taken seriously. Right? Because
I can't happen. That's just crazy. And I'm sure people I
know. Weinstein look at a busy creep but trading children
initiating as singers, female singers into lesbian cults. Nah,
that doesn't happen.
Totally. Okay, all right. All right. What do you do?
You just spilled my coffee all over the place.
I thought something happened during the clip. I wasn't sure I
didn't want to interrupt you. Do you want to take a second? We
can ask the control room. What do you need to? Do you want to
stop tape play cleanup. Okay, stop. Everybody. Stop.
Everybody, we're back in. Committee. John. 321.
Back.
Yes, we are. Boom. You set it again. Boom,
boom.
Now just tell everybody what happened to you. Okay,
they knocked over my boom and it hit the tee. But it did Gus into
your cup of tea and knocked it all over the place and got tea
on everything and they wipe it all up
at any point that a golf ball fly through the air hit a spoon
and then turn on the tap water?
No, but I was hoping for that. Okay, well, I'm
glad you're okay. So
yeah, my daughter keeps saying once you get Hillary's new book
what happened? I said I don't get to buy that book again.
Maybe if somebody somebody
I read it and read it until I just couldn't read anymore even
Bill Clinton she sent
me your copy that gives give it to her Kindle
to kindle can't do it at all. But you said you know I was
always thinking should I just be able to transfer it from my
Kindle? Your Kindle? Wouldn't that be more fair?
Like you know, they haven't gotten as far as I think as far
as Amazon is concerned that would be fine. Yeah. But they
they haven't gotten there yet. Because I think the publishers
the publishers hate them anyway, so they're not going to
this stuff but I was gonna say that even bill is now quoted as
saying that he has heartbreak from it that he hated pleated,
please don't publish this. This is horrible. Yeah. And hated the
title even more. Yeah. And he's depressed and he's depressed.
thinks it's horrible. So
but I used to appreciate you on the road getting a lot of
attention. I think that's
hard. But Harvey's chicks are now available.
Harvey's chicks Okay, so let's see what else we got after my
mishap. Yes.
Well, let me see.
It s&p Gaetani had one good. Trump long. No, I don't think
so. They brought a rout of stuff.
Okay, then let me just throw this in. Just Oh, yeah. Well, I
gotta wait. And I'll drive and entrepot to be a good
transition. All right, gotcha. This is from the morning show
with Charlie Rose and Norwich, whatever name is Nora O'Donnell.
Normal Normal. Normal Donald Normal. Normal O'Donnell.
She norm Donald. So she steps on his line and they go back and
forth and he kind of does it I think it's very awkward the way
he handles it. Because it just just listen to this.
When a mask i Welcome back to CBS This Morning Gail is off. So
Alex Wagner is here right now. I'm sorry. Your What's your read
my bad go for it?
Was my read it was your right.
So we can right now right now it's time to show you some of
this morning's headlines from around the globe.
Yeah, I know this to be a pet peeve of yours when people say
My bad.
Wait a minute. First of all, this is a clip about the gaff.
Yeah, but you you immediately recognize the fact. Yes, I hate
it. Where does it come from? Who says my bad it is
you've even called Start. You call me out on it once once in
one time only. And I have never said it since I Well, here's the
question. I might I don't know why other than Yeah, it sounds
lame, I guess. When did
it start? Because it started only within the last 10 or 20
years. I think when I was a kid, nobody ever said My bad.
No, they said far out.
Well, they said oh wow. And they said stuff like that. And you
know, but right on it's another extractions. Hey, there's
another right thing to say. Right? I said right on your
store the other day and the guy said he says you got everything
I said I should use Find anything you want. I said Yeah,
right on. He says you have a card. Yeah, I've got one here
right on he said it again. And he said it about five times
right on everything. Everything is reaction. Everything was
right on. I find it extremely annoying. The authoritative
discussion of the phrase my bed at this Random House site says
it originates in pickup basketball is a phrase used by
young urban players when admitting to an error. So it's
really a cultural appropriation. It has spread to other domains
and is now widely used to mean something like I admit that I
have made a mistake 2005 is when not admitting
to making a mistake. I think it's glib. I think it's it's a
glib way of saying I made a mistake. So what
according to phrases.org.uk My bad meaning my mistake, I'm to
blame. Origin The slang term originated in about 1970. At
that time, that is pre the widespread use of the Internet
slang terms often circulated street level for many years
before being adopted by anyone who felt inclined to write them
down. That's clearly not the case any longer. The first
citation in print is see Wielgus and a wolves back in your face
guide to pick up basketball 1986 My bed and expression of
contrition uttered after making a bad pass or missing an
opponent an opponent. However, Shakespeare use the term in
sonnet 112 Your love and pity doth the impression fill which
vulgar scandal stamped upon my brow for What care I who calls
me well or ill so you are green my bad my good allow? Yes, good.
I like to pick up basketball better Well, there you go.
Cultural Appropriation is your answer.
Yes. What it is good street art got picked up tip waiting.
You can call people out when they say I'm gonna do that. He
said that. You know, that's cultural appropriation from
urban pickup basketball. So you know, you really should be
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well
he didn't say that. poop talking about do you have he
says that the things he's heard me complain about over the last
10 years longtime listener, he says are directly related to
worm worm. Worm I'm full of forums man
well you did live in Africa
yes that's why it's interesting.
And Africa is filled with worms I can assure you so I've learned
you go to the eat any you know, you want to try all these great
meats that are in Africa have your meat eater and again
everything is
cooked to death. I'm going to hurl man,
as are the worms. So, John,
Dr. John, what do I do about my worms?
Get some warmer, go to the go to the veterinarian.
T worm. You can just take pet D warming stuff. Well that
just go to your doctor and say hey, this guy suggests I got
worms and after the doctor stops laughing gave you something if
you really wanted to poop them out.
Wow. Okay.
People get warmer they get hookworm it's a lot of worms
that get into people as long as they stay in it that Jessica and
the tracks done so safely once you start moving around getting
around the body yeah, it becomes problematic that's
how you get Tourette's made me mentioned worms just twitching
in my head. And
I don't think so. All right.
The one thank you very much. I'm thoroughly grossed out there's
some karma for you. You've got I got you got ants. I got worms.
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Our formula is this we go out we get people in the mouth Yeah,
so the last little guy that's kind of still part of what we're
talking about is this little thing going on with Corker and
Trump. Yeah. And I was noticing this I was watching the news and
he calls him little Corker but he's supposed to with DS and
with little little bob what is the what is the problem here and
what does what did who did what?
They hate each other and I can see why Corker is a petite male
Napoleon Complex. Well,
the polling actually wasn't a shortest Corker or a small he's
a very small guy. And but he's petite males certain body frame
and and the Trump has a big oath. I mean, it's a classic
example of two guys who never get along mutton Jeff and so
they get into a beef and they just They're not going to end
and then we had this issue we could follow up issue which they
had to play up because we had the moron commentary which are
continuing as part of the cycle. Yes. And now the IQ challenge so
let's play this clip. Corker IQ CBS now
the latest episode of the Republican Family Feud pitting
President Trump against Senator Bob Corker. Here's White House
correspondent Margaret Brennan.
In an early morning tweet, President Trump referred to the
Tennessee Republican as little bob Corker and said he was made
to sound a fool by a New York Times reporter who recorded
their conversation,
according to Scott Adams, the who thinks this is an
outstanding thing to do. The reason he spelled it with two DS
was it he says if it if it was indeed engineered that way, I
think it gives Trump a lot of credit, but it could just be
natural talent is to make you focus on it and embed it into
your brain which I'm sure is very effective little to do. I
mean, even you know. So he says that's an embedding technique.
Yet in this audio clip, the senator clearly consents to
being taped. I know they're recording that. Yeah, I am. In
that interview, Corker said Mr. Trump may be headed towards
World war three. Today White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders
weighed in. Senator Corker is certainly entitled to his own
opinion, but he's not entitled to his own facts. She then
repeated the erroneous claim that Corker supported the Iran
nuclear deal. We have concerns even though he voted against he
may have voted against the deal, ultimately, but he not only
allowed the deal to happen, he gave it credibility. the Iran
deal is also a source of tension with Secretary of State Rex
Tillerson. Last week, it was revealed that Tillerson called
the President a moron in a private meeting.
I guarantee you, my IQ is much higher than theirs. All right.
During the campaign, the President's often bragged about
his intelligence. Regarding Tillerson, the President told
Forbes magazine, I guess we'll have to compare IQ tests and I
can tell you who was going to win a comment he later denied
hurt the Secretary's credibility. No, I didn't
undercut anybody. I don't believe in undercutting people.
State Department spokesperson Heather nauert.
What's the Secretary's IQ? It's high.
At the briefing Sarah Sanders said it was all a joke and
insisted that the President still has full confidence in the
Secretary of State Anthony
Margaret Brennan with the IQ wars at the White House. Thanks.
Well,
I like you was at the White House bring up a lower third
ever bother.
That's why it's a gentleman IQ wars in the White House breaking
news.
It was kind of a screwball
presentation. Yeah, waste of everybody's time. Really? Yeah,
I
think so. Really a waste of time. But well, it's late. It's
late. It's late.
Yes, yes. Yes. Yes. Let me think which way we should go? Do you
want to talk about Vegas? I think we should.
I think we should do but I want to put her off and get some more
stuff out of the way. Okay. Well, I mean, what can our
national stuff like the Benghazi the weekday we play the bins?
Yeah,
we did. We played it as a toss of the last minute and was very
interesting.
Okay, well, I got a rock update then. A rock update.
Good. You just filled with updates
overseas, ISIS has been losing its grip on Syria. Raka. ISIS,
so called capital may be liberated by US backed forces
within days and there is a surge of volunteers aching to finish
off the terror group. Holly Williams reports from northern
Syria.
As ISIS faces defeat in rocker, these Syrian men have
volunteered to finish them off. The new recruits learn to detect
explosives today, on roads, inside houses and detonated by a
remote control. After just 15 days of training, they'll head
straight for the frontline. America's closest allies on the
ground here in Syria, shopkeepers, truck drivers,
tailors and construction workers. We asked them how many
had lost family members to ISIS.
No JLR no know they've killed my relatives
cousins and neighbors said Ahmed shahada Bucha. Driven by revenge
for American help. US Special Operations soldiers oversee the
training but don't want to show their faces. Without American
airstrikes defeating ISIS would have been near impossible. But
some of those now escaping ISIS territory say it's the strikes
that are their biggest fear. The US coalition admits that more
than 700 civilians have been inadvertently killed in Syria
and Iraq. Others claimed the number is far higher. The live
report goes on and On is also discombobulated. Much like the
other CBS reports were playing
and it's it's uh, maybe coincidental. former Defense
Secretary Ash Carter he's still former right? He didn't know
hope so he left right and Ash Carter, he was taking phone
calls on NPR and just like Syria is over, man, it's all going to
be you watch I tell you it's all gonna be Afghanistan, the orders
are gonna kill Taliban. That's what it's all going to be it's
going to shift away from this. And here's what he was saying
about basically being over and oh, by the way the Russians had
were no help.
Well, my question to you, sir, is it seems that President Putin
has more sway and clout in the Middle East than ever before.
And I'm wondering what, how you read that in terms of US
influence in the Middle East in the region?
Well, I read Vladimir Putin, people often asked me, What does
Vladimir Putin thinking? And of course, I've dealt with him for
many years now. And I say, you don't have to wonder what he's
thinking. He tells you what he's thinking. And he does want to
play a stronger hand in the world. And above all, he wants
to Fort, the United States. He sets that as a specific
objective, which makes it so hard to deal with Vladimir in
general, I'm in favor of talking with our with other powers, and
including those who may be our our opponents. But if somebody's
specific objective is to frustrate you. It's a little
hard to build a bridge to that objective. That was that has
been his objective in the Middle East. A your question he came in
to Syria, his defense minister called me to say that they
intended to fight ISIS, and to move Assad out of Syria. We both
move Assad aside as he said, you know, that hasn't happened at
well, either. They didn't fight ISIS either. So the two things
they said they were gonna do, they didn't do. Instead, they
fueled the civil war in Syria and buttressed Assad. And they
did nothing we it's it is we who have to fight defeated ISIS,
Russia had nothing to do with it.
You just took away their health care and took them off the
payroll and they ended it.
Well, that's interesting. Lie. He's
a liar. Yeah, no, he's a liar, huge liar. Okay, here's a three
clip sequence that will take
you by the way, there's never been any talk about him wanting
to get rid of Assad. No, no. So now now there is
the crap that we've been tracking bullying. Since before
the social justice warrior movement really popped its head
up. And we were all over that from day one. What is bullying?
How do you handle the bully? Is it free speech? And what we saw
everywhere is laws being introduced to combat bullying.
And you know, which is very that's that is what you call a
slippery slope. What exactly is bullying? And when are you
trying to, quote squelch someone's free speech and we
kind of concluded that's what it's about our dollar I'd
friends in Canada Navia have taken it to a new level.
If a child has caught bullying or attacking another student,
their parent will pay the fine or do the time the parent could
spend up to 15 days in jail and pay $250 The North Tonawanda
Common Council unanimously passed a new law last week, we
didn't
feel like maybe anything was being done. And then all of a
sudden I heard about this ordinance going through so it
was shocking. And welcome.
Victoria crago son was attacked by his classmates in June. It
happened off school grounds. But he pushed crago to do something.
And she found out other parents that complained of violence at
North Tonawanda middle school too, which led to the Facebook
group, the North Tonawanda Coalition for safe schools and
streets. Greg o hopes this new law will help prevent other kids
from getting hurt.
I think that these teams have figured out that they can get
away with this, which is why they're repeat offenders. But if
there's a tougher law in place that may give them pause. We
want
the message out there that we're serious about this. We don't
want anyone to be afraid to be in our city or to walk the
streets or go to school.
No one's gonna want a mayor art Papist says the city isn't
trying to focus on punishment, but more so prevention and he
says it's geared towards repeat offenders.
I think it's going to get a message out there that certain
parents who haven't now have to take some responsibility for
their children.
distress on Awana in New York,
now it's I don't think so. Yeah. Is it upstate New York?
I think so. I don't think it's in Canada.
I thought I thought that this was the Tawanda
Okay, no, to go and look at it
it's not like I just don't like you seeing blaming the
kid I feel horrible I know it's it's yeah it says North
Tonawanda New York but it said the headline says anti bullying
law in Canada Why am one maybe? I don't know
okay, well screw that
one Canadians saw it went on and they said let's do some laws
Yeah, that's possible. That's possible. And you know, it was
Scandinavia when they said a after it so yes, but okay,
worse. It's an America was stupid. This is part of at risk
of sounding like an old fuddy duddy growing up with bullies is
part of life and learning how to deal with people and bullies
because they exist and just shielding it. Shielding everyone
from this and shaming parents I don't think is going to give
anyone the tools you may need outside of Tonawanda.
boxing class would help Meanwhile, in the UK,
they have taken it to a new level. But we don't say bullying
bullying. We say hate crime in the UK. So we have a new police
hub to crack down on cyber hate crime and
EU national police have to track down people who abuse others on
social media and online. Government the Home Secretary
Amber Rudd says it is an
important step in 2015 to 16 There were over 62 and a half
1000 Hate Crimes recorded by police in England and Wales, but
less than 15 and a half 1000 resulted in prosecutions. The
Home Secretary hopes to address the lag with a new centralized
police hub to crack down on cyber hate crime. The similar
idea was launched in London by the mayor in April,
I'm committed to continuing with our zero tolerance approach to
all hate crime, wherever and whenever we find
it. The national scheme will focus on punishing perpetrators
and safeguarding victims. But the specialist team will only be
small in size, with initial funding of just 200,000 pounds.
And some say policing, the internet should not be draining
already strapped public resources at all.
This independent hub should be set up as an industry standard
by the social media companies themselves. They should be
funding it, they're making huge profits on this. And they're
publishing. They're a publisher, they're publishing these
statements, and these abusive remarks or threats. So they
should be taking responsibility. It's happened in every other
industry,
technology has given criminals more platforms to operate on
tabs, and the people against keyboard warriors will be a hard
one to win.
So here's where it gets interesting.
They're making tons and tons and tons and tons of profits from
these bullies.
Yes, why would they cut them off new. But here's where it gets
interesting. So this constant call for their publishers and
you seeing that the same with the Russia, Russian Facebook
ads, and they need to take responsibility. And once they
get into that, then that's the beginning. They're screwed.
They're screwed. It's the end. Now, there's an interesting
experiment. And I admit is interesting because I'm
interested to see what the outcome is, which will either be
groundbreaking and the start of something new. Or been I have to
say I am going to lean a bit on the downside that it could be a
disastrous mistake. Hey, guys, it's Taylor. I've got something
pretty awesome that we've been working on for a while that I
wanted to share with you. This is you're seeing now screenshots
of the Swift life, her new social media platform for this
Swifties. Day and
I think you guys are really gonna like this. I mean, it'd be
preferable if you did, I read.
So she's starting her own Twitter, pretty much your own
Twitter, Facebook hybrid, maybe even based on Mastodon who
knows. But it could be wildly successful and very interesting
if they treat it as a closed community with very strict
guidelines and real names, etc. Or it could be disasterous once
some creep gets on there trolling for young girls or
something of that nature. Pray so it's pray, pray that happens.
It's a pun. One Yeah.
I would really like it if it succeeded, which means we could
have some just a dream possibly, but we could have a splintering
and weaken the strong the stronghold that Silicon Valley
has on people's hands would
be nice. That part would be good. Yeah. The other part? I
don't know. I mean, and
if they use something like Macedon that could quote,
federate and work. Cross installs that would be that
would be phenomenal.
So our no agenda social media could talk to yesterday switch.
Yes. And they bought some new listeners. Yeah, this was
perfect for our show
there. All right, Nazi chicks. They'd love us. Nazis. Yeah,
they'd love us over here. That's great. Nazi quadrupeds I believe
is the is what we were accused of being.
Yes. Yeah.
Ape shifters? No. Okay. Well, I am I'm, I'm going to join that
one
got me too. I'm getting on. I'm getting on the Swift life.
It should be very deep.
All Dr. K K. K. Nazi Quadroon says the exact quote. There we
go. Okay, I forgotten our moniker.
Well, you well, you're talking about she may be actually
targeting I don't know, what's your what's your audience?
Mostly 13 year olds? I don't know. I can Oh, well, I'd
say it's younger than millennials.
A lot of the older millennials younger building. Not anymore.
Not anymore. Since she turned on. Yes, yeah, she didn't do a
Nazi
to turn into a Nazi didn't come out against Trump. Everyone's
scoffs her. But I think there's still a lot of buying of the
music going on, I'd say it's like nine to 1516 Probably.
So I'm gonna get to that not really fully changed the
subject. But I want to just kind of shift focus a little bit to
this particular story that I got a kick out. This is a 26 year
old market, which I guess the 26 year olds are everyone everyone
wants to target now because that is the biggest single age group.
In terms of total population in the United States, maybe the
world.
The Wall Street Journal report, retailers have a new target
customer. It is the 26 year old millennial, it is the biggest
age group in the United States. This generation is different
with his tech dependent lifestyle. As children, they
spent less time helping with chores at home now so companies
are hosting tutorials, check teach basic home management
skills.
Of America.
Yeah, yeah. Well, yes.
Before you continue, I want to say something, which is those
two high schools used to have a course called C for
called Home Home Home. Home Home. Home Ec. Yeah, so
mi EC right home ec did exactly what they called it. And in
those course, in those classrooms, they used to have,
like a classroom full of stove. Yeah, you learn how to cook, you
could actually learn how to cook. Those courses have all
been in along with shop class, which has also been pulled out
of most of the high schools. Most of those courses that go
home at courses have been pulled out of out of high schools, a
lot of people they did what they have, what, what stoves, stoves,
because of liability issues and insurance problems. So they we
can't teach the kids how to repair a car. We can't teach the
kids how to hammer a nail. We can't teach kids how to cook
gay, a chicken. We can't teach anything because of one thing or
another. And this in this case, which can be resolved by the way
this insurance liability issues can always be resolved by
certain kinds of group, group organizations. And it can be
done. But they decided we don't know anyone who can cook either.
So we can't even teach it. So they got rid of all these
courses and most of the schools. Well, we have this situation
where now
you're just making mac and cheese. Everyone knows mac and
cheese. Yeah,
you can. Now you have to take you know, they want to start
teaching these kids home economics in sort of like a boot
camp. And I can assure you by the way, I have this for you
know, I get the younger and the older millennials that I'm
surrounded by. And I can assure you that two things that should
be observed one, the younger millennials, actually can cook
clean up do stuff.
Yes, I agree. They're very good at it all. My wife or ex
outstanding cooks a little bit but they're a little Limited.
Limited. They're limited though. They've limited limited.
Because it is young. Yeah. But my daughter is likes to clean up
but she throws everything out. She's like, throws everything
out is terrible. So I had to go through everything she does in
the trash.
The trash cans, pulling out bits and bobs that she threw out.
She throws she throws these be astonished by what she throws
out. All right, my babe ruth autographed baseball. Why did
you throw that out? 1/3. Anyway, so 3438 So you have the older
millennials. It's unbelievable. I mean, by the way, they don't
listen to the show. So I don't have to worry about it. But but
they are messes they are they can't clean. They can't pick
stuff off the floors. They don't know how to sweep
I want to I want to deconstruct something with you, that I that
I just it hit me all of a sudden, this right this right
business right, right. It could be wrong, right? Right, right.
But I think I know why the millennials say Right, right. I
know why they're using this. Who's using it? Millennials? And
I know why. I think, right. It's a tick. And it comes from the
following situation. When you text with your daughter or with
your son, although buzzkill Jr. on the edge, do they hit Send
after every line? Or do they type it all into one message and
hit send?
I think there's a combination. My experience, but I'm thinking
mostly they typed a whole message that hits it. Okay. My
experience
is it goes design sand line, sand line, sand line, send line,
right line, right line, right line, right line, sand line
sand. It's replacing hitting the send button.
We're putting the word right in.
Yeah. Because that's how that's how millennials speak to each
other. They speak through WhatsApp and messenger. And it's
like, hit return send it send it send it out, right. Oh, I
see what you're saying. You're saying when they vocalize
Yes. When they vocalize they're actually texting? And yes. Then
back over it. Yes. In fact, they should say instead of saying why
did she say over? Or, or send or just send? So we read them all
send. And you know, it was really good. Everyone was there
send?
Over bet over.
Oh, I agree. If we get kids to say over I'd be all for it.
Over all right. So now they're gonna have these courses. And I
can just see this coming because of these. There's always the
millennial expert. Yeah, the blind is not the blind teaching
the blind is the millennial expert, teaching other
millennials and so they're gonna have these, these cracks
starting to maybe see that already creeping into
television, where you have these this organizational experts
coming in to show you how to organize a hoard of vacuum. Guys
How you vacuum first you got a VAT entity, you can evacuate
different kinds of vacuum cleaners you need to know about.
This is gonna be interesting. Vacuum cleaners. Well, the they
can't clean. No,
they can't. Mine can't lead. Mine can't book them. Yeah.
Yeah, the country's go into crap. John, Ted. Ted. Hey, I
caught Steve Wynn talking about the Vegas shooting.
Oh, what do you have to say? Well,
I have a couple clips here. This was on I think it was on Fox
News. Isn't he blind?
He's almost blind. He has some sort of retinitis pigmentosa or
something that causes very slow blindness. He's starting to you
can see when he starts to look at you can still see blurry
images, the irony to him being blind. Of course, this is great
appreciation for fine art. Yeah, this is a great story. And the
other one is like I'm over there visiting with his brother and in
Vegas. And Steve was in every one of the facilities. And I
said whose Ferrari is
at Stevie Wonder's
Steve Wynn's Ferrari parked in front. I didn't say anything,
but I'm thinking cheese. Yeah,
well, didn't he put his hand through a Picasso or something
accidentally?
I think it was on a was something better wasn't ammonia.
I know what it was. It was like, I can't remember the artists but
it was it was Yeah, he did. And then because of his eyesight, I
think it was
I thought it was pointing something out and they'd be
stuck his finger or something like maybe it was an
exaggerated damage painting though.
Well, here he is. And apparently it was and I don't remember
this. It was Steve Wynn who warned a year ago about Vegas
being a prime target for terror. And he developed a plan for his
Hotels and Resorts fever
was over a year ago when you said that Las Vegas was a target
city. And you were going to harden your hotels and casinos.
Card and actually it was two years ago Thanksgiving. And I
got every consultant and advisor I can think of the come through
from
doesn't sound like Giuliani a bit.
Yeah, yeah. I think it's milieu, Oh,
of course consultant and advisor I can think of the come through
from
us just like him. Now.
You mentioned Ray Kelly to people from seals, Team Six.
Seals took us from Thanksgiving until May to develop an
institute and recruit a program of counterterrorism. Basically,
we had to recruit and extend and security by 10s of millions of
dollars to cover every entrance to retrain the entire workforce.
From housekeeping and room service, and people are in the
tower and observing people, we had to cover every exit and
every aspect of the building to see if we could identify and
preempt any kind of terroristic or violent action. It's never
perfect, of course. But what you can do to use local vernacular,
you can change the odds, I guess, I know that my friends at
MGM are particularly fastidious about trying to protect their
employees and their guests. Having said that, there are a
couple of things in retrospect. And it's always good to look
over your shoulder on these things. But we have a routine
with housekeeping, with room service with audiovisual who
anybody that goes in the room to do an inspection. We also have
rules about Do Not Disturb. If a room goes on, do not disturb for
more than 12 hours we investigate. We constantly we
don't allow guns in this building, unless they're being
carried by our employees, and there's a lot of them. But if
anybody's got a gun, and we find them continually, we eject them
from the hotel.
That just kind of gives you an idea of what type of security we
would expect. Also from his, his his peers. This contradictory
statement about the profile of the alleged shooter paddock is
entertaining.
Interesting question. He's been staying in Las Vegas since oh
six. So we were talking about 11 years with his girlfriend or, at
least in recent years, frequent visitor once or twice a month to
this hotel and others. The most vanilla profile one could
possibly imagine a modest gambler, at least by our
standards. You know, nothing serious, paid promptly, never
owed any money anywhere in Las Vegas. He didn't fit the profile
of a problem or a compulsive gambler. What was if there was
anything interesting that we discovered in the years of
service, and we have butlers and waiters in the Seuss's and
people in the beauty shop that know this woman in this man is
completely bonkers. They talk about normal mundane things. But
if there's anything interesting that stood out over the six
years, nobody that's ever worked here. Have you ever seen the
gentleman or the lady take a drink of wine, beer or alcohol
of any kind. Now a lot of people don't drink. But considering
their frequency of all the restaurants, and their behavior
is normal tourist, taking advantage of everything that's
available in our resort. They never ever imbibed in any
liquor. Their behavior was conservative, private,
understated in every way. The you never ever would stop a man
like this coming in the plant in the in the building. However,
nobody in this company's history knows no public person has ever
walked in the service elevator, unless they were accompanied by
security. Nobody ever goes in the back of the house on
accompanied by a by security. But another thing, being in a
room for three days in the Do Not Disturb situation that would
have triggered an alarm here and would have considered would have
been considered as a potentially dangerous thing from the guests
point of view that maybe the person was ill, and we would
want to inspect and see that they were safe. We'd go into the
room. We'd want to know more about anybody who was
sequestered in a room for more than 12 hours that would be that
would be something that would our people have been trained to
look out for.
I'm curious why he's so sure that you know me there were
there's photos of him with apparently a drink in his hand.
Why is why is this important? And by the way, calling someone
a vanilla profile is inherently racist. I'm gonna point that out
I think I've seen Yeah, well he if he's gay he claims as a video
or there's some claim somebody made obviously not him, but that
he played it. I don't know where this came from. But he says that
he played video poker and he had to be sober as a judge because
to play video poker and that come out ahead. You had to play
a flawlessly and you if you have anything to drink at all, you'll
make a mistake and the odds go way against you. And I'm a big
video poker player so I know how it works as a result,
how are you really now?
Yeah, I really liked video poker as the first dog just Tell you
what I think, first of all, there was a training software
that was developed by somebody during the early Windows era
that I use to train myself to play it properly. And there are
things you do, and even though some of them are
counterintuitive, and that you play that certain way, and then
you just do it that way. And then they show you that you can
kind of at least breakeven and long term if you don't win, and
then you had to find out there are different odds on the
machines. And that's the key. I don't know exactly. off the top
my head don't remember the right audio look for but there's one
machine that has the right usually, if there's 20 video
poker machines in a house, just 10% of or two of them maybe will
have the the odds you're looking for
and is that publish those odds? Or do you have to figure there I
write
on this machine? Oh, you just look on the machine. And then
you have your big I've looked at machines and gun. I wouldn't
play this machine in a million years. It's and why is anybody
playing it? Because it's, it's like the odds are just dumb.
It's just like stupid. Then you find the machines that have the
right odds. I can't read again, I can't tell you exactly what
they are. But they refer to the two of a kind, area, and three
of a kind. And you see the right odds on the machine. There's
always somebody sitting there.
Yeah. Usually an old Chinese lady.
No, it's usually somebody that knows what they're doing. And
you wait for them to leave. And you can play that machine. And
you can do pretty well. But so there's it's doable. And if you
were just white washing your money and just kind of doing
what you could to break even you could do you could do very well,
you could easily do that on video, poker
10 years. And I learned something new about you all the
time. I had no idea that you were the new humanity like it,
but you're good at it.
I am pretty good at it.
Do you have a gun room?
I don't have a gun room. Oh, thank
you. Yes, it's called the guest bedroom. Here is the final clip
from Steve Wynn. And his assessment of the shooter.
This is a man who behaved rationally, privately a little
introverted like to play video poker. But he was a rational
man. And every every historical review of his behavior indicates
that he was a rational man, so is his girlfriend. And yet he
prepared over an extended period of time a totally irrational
act. Now, this sounds like someone either totally demented
a behavior which he never evidenced, or someone who's
sending a message. This is a plan. We don't know what that
message is, or if there is one. But this behavior, according to
my employees, is as stunning as unexpected as anybody any of
them have ever met.
And he said that his girlfriend was rational man, too. And
that's the
status that i i hear from the sheriff and watching television.
That seems to be the the moment, the momentary analysis of the
situation. I really don't have anything to add to that.
Yeah. Well, we've had some interesting plot twists since
which sadly leads credence or gives credence to our analysis
by not actually it's sad, but you know, it's thrown everyone
for a loop because what the timeline changed and radically
and and my favorite, there was a break in at his Reno home. I
mean, hello, this is NCIS. Like, went into go either get evidence
or plant evidence, or how does that even happen? Oh, well,
someone broke into our evidence. Secure evidence scene there.
This is I mean, this smells of cover up of something.
Well, let's play like lip the new timeline is a CVS, the CVS
version. of this I have two versions.
We know more tonight about what was going on inside a Las Vegas
hotel just before a gunman opened fire on an outdoor
concert. But there are still questions about the timeline.
Jamie Lucas is in Las Vegas.
In a hotel radio recording, you hear some of the first gunshots
fired by 64 year old Steven paddock from inside his Mandalay
Bay Suite.
Up here someone's fired a rifle on the 32nd floor.
The voice is building engineer Steven shock. At the end of the
hallway. He arrived to find security guard Hey, Zeus kambos
under fire. I can't
tell you what room he looked like he fired down the hallway
when I close the door.
The recording and revise police timeline show that although
officers initially told reporters Campos interrupted
Patrick's assault on the concert goers panic actually first fired
through the door at Campos six minutes before the deadly
attack.
Nobody's trying to be nefarious. Nobody's trying to hide
anything. Clark
County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo defended the shift this morning
to our CBS station in Las Vegas. What we
want to do is draw the most accurate picture we can. And I'm
telling you right now today that that timeline might change
again. In a
statement MGM, the owner of Mandalay Bay disputed the latest
police timeline but gave no detail saying in part, we
believe what is currently being expressed may not be accurate.
In a taped interview with the Las Vegas review, journal,
Lombardo said police have yet to find a motive for the attack. He
said Patek did not have gambling debts, and that he traveled to
Mesquite, Nevada several times in the days before the shooting.
It's an area CBS News learned law enforcement thinks he may
have used for target practice. Were looking for a trigger
point. And right now we haven't been able to find one.
Sheriff Lombardo says Patrick's girlfriend was not concerned
with his mental health. And Anthony it appears a Bellman may
have helped paddock get his bags to his room.
Jimmy Lucas in Las Vegas Thanks, Jamie.
Well, that was lame. A Bellman helped them big deal. And then
they find some old area and outside in Mesquite. And if
anyone's been in Nevada, they know what I'm talking about when
it's just some desert. They found some old somebody shot at
something out there deal. I mean, this is common. But what I
what I got a kick out of is they had this rock solid timeline, we
had the hero custodian,
who by the way, we have lots of video of the repair guy who's
out there with the story. But still, where's Mr. Campo? Why do
we not have him anywhere? Why are we not bedside or talking
with somebody? I don't see any of this.
Well, I mean, he may have the excuse that he's afraid of being
deported. Okay, possible. But let's go back and look at what
happened to cops who took 70 minutes to actually get up
there. According to all the reports, no matter how high
you're going to push the timeline and the shooting only
took place within the first nine minutes. So we have this report
where camp post goes in there and you know, the guys shooting
up to place and the camp was interrupted m&e has shot out and
gets hit in the leg and then the cops come barreling in and they
put a stop to the whole thing, or they don't or campus limps
off or who knows. But but once campus showed up, the shooter
stopped. So he's a hero, all the right wing talk show Hero, Hero
hero, right with a gun. And so now this guy shows up. He says,
Hey, what about this and there were somebody in the maintenance
department has this tape because maybe they recorded it and they
say, This doesn't make any sense. And they it's almost one
of those things like a TV show that came Hey, hey, got this and
go away. Go away. Go. Talk to me later. Hey, but I got this this
tape now we can get that done. And so they finally get this
thing out. And now all of a sudden, wait a minute, the
timeline makes no sense with this new information. So they
kind of changed everything. I find this to be very peculiar.
Well, yes. And moreover, did Campo therefore lie or is he not
able to speak or you know what happened there? I mean, either
he got shot before it happened. And the police arrived or after?
I mean, it was his
Well, yes, I agree with that. And again, I bring up the fact
that this maintenance man had the walkie talkie Hey, got the
guy shooting up here. And Campos didn't and why a
lot of Vegas workers wait in producers sent me notice that
typically hotels really go low, low low and for their security
people that are walking around. They indeed may probably do not
have walkie talkies. If there's something going on. They call it
in on their cell phone. So it is possible that he didn't have
one.
Okay. Well, the maintenance guy did. Yeah. Yeah, I'll accept
that. But still we have a timeline line dispute we still
have 70 minutes that we have to account for and the disk phony
stories that one story where the guy said we're coming out of the
elevator as campus was going in and that's nonsense. We had to
blow the door, which doesn't make any sense either. Just
really stinks.
But I someone sent me what I've been looking for is a full
recording of all all shots fired. And what I what I kept
missing was okay, where's the gunshot? Where's the single
gunshot where he suicided himself. That's what I've been
looking for. Someone finally found a YouTube video that's you
know, it's uninterrupted. It's from the beginning to the end.
And after after all of the automatic board the bump stock
fire. You hear this police right
behind this rifle. And they asked us to take cover
and that I think sounds very distinct. Lee like a pretty
heavy caliber handgun. Yeah, does. Here's the problem. The
tape continues
until the last last falling for Mandalay Bay until we ran over.
This is basically
that's probably not the safest. Oh, to do the head so explain
that to me.
Two shots Yeah.
The and I'm no weapons expert, but I think it sounds distinctly
different than the rifles used. What I also have is and I've cut
this together, they have the recording of the Vegas Metro
Police. While this is going on, we heard many reports and this
tape doesn't really caught corroborated, but at least you
can hear what's going on of simultaneous shootings in the
Bellagio Caesars, the Aria and the Paris Hotel. And here's some
of that coming through on the police scanner.
Medical for one GSLV victim inside the lobby area.
Gs GS W victim has gunshot wound
medical for one GSLV victim inside the lobby area for nine I
need medical for that caliber to come up to the north valet the
North valet? Six three, do we have an update on a potential
device at lock door? We are locked out we've been cleared
out. Now we're getting shots. And our team is divided. Now
we're getting shots fired at Caesars and the Bellagio. Can we
get information as soon as possible from these additional
hotels that are reporting transpired? We're making phone
calls now.
Do we have any updates on either Bellagio or Caesars to have
striking theory fair? Right, Victor? We got a guy with a gun
here. Victor What's your location? Probably as a male and
a 413 413. That reported or confirmed. People run it and we
got security point trying to point out where the gunman is.
We can't find him.
You go so definitely a lot going on. That could at least be I
don't know someone could do some reporting
I'm glad you thought that was
funny. You're funny guy. Yeah. Funny. So Well, I mean maybe was
a terrorist attack. Nobody's taking credit. How
about this? Maybe the maybe the Campo guy is, you know was the
shooter I mean, could be a million different things but for
sure. We don't
know the public crappy job of telling us anything and they
police suck.
Yeah. And the public has lost confidence I believe at this
point. And there's
you know, the rumor that that ISIS is the one to start all
these miscellaneous fires that took place one after the other
after the other after the other up into Northern California to
Oh, really? Yeah. came up in the conversation claiming they claim
it. No, they didn't claim that and they didn't claim Vegas so
they didn't do it seems to me yo
that's it. You haven't you know, I'm sorry.
By the commentary you just had there. So let's go with the
another. This is a different one. This is a little different.
This is the Vegas shooting. This is the Ross discussing it on ABC
there's a shortened version.
We turn next here to dramatic new details from the massacre in
Las Vegas, an audio recording of a hotel maintenance worker
calling for help. After arriving on the 32nd floor of that hotel
where a security guard had been shot through that hotel door.
You can hear the gunfire during that call for help. And here's
avcs chief investigative correspondent Brian Ross
tonight.
The audio recording sheds new light tonight on the moments
after Stephen paddock opened fire down this hallway on a
hotel security guard
called the police. Fire in a rifle on the 32nd floor down the
hallway
the man calling for help a maintenance worker who found
himself in that hallway to and radio to hotel security at the
end of the hallway, I can't I can't tell you what
room he looked like he fired down the hallway
when I close the door. That maintenance workers Steven Chuck
says he wanted to make sure that help was on its way
remain calm and you know call it over the radio swing get police
on their way as soon as possible.
According to the revised Police timeline. It was about six
minutes later, the shooter began to fire on the concert crowd.
And tonight, a person who has reviewed the records tells ABC
News hotel security did not call the police until after the
Rampage was already underway. Police say officers did not
reach the 32nd floor until after the shooting had stopped.
And Brian Ross back with us tonight. Brian, for people at
home watching this. It's been confusing even for us. The
timeline has changed from day to day. Initially, they had said
the security guard got there after the massacre might have
stopped the massacre. Then there was word from authorities that
he got there before the massacre even began. And now MGM the
owner of the hotel group saying that they don't necessarily buy
this new timeline either. That's right,
David. In a statement, the hotel says the most recent timeline
from police may not be accurate. We know the hotel is not working
with authorities to straighten it all out. And Police tell us
to expect a new version of the timeline on Friday, David
on Friday, Brian Ross and your team thanks again tonight.
Okay, I have an adjusted theory. Okay. And this, I feel
comfortable discussing it with you since you sent a link to a
Paul Craig Roberts article. With an American I really liked that
one. And American trauma surgeon responds about all the things
it's in the show notes, all the things and everyone should read
it Do you really should. The all the things that this retired
surgeon from Florida says he misses in the coverage. And I
think at least that is fair. So we don't see CPR being
conducted. Given the alleged number of victims, there was no
evidence of arterial bleeding like sprayers. If some of the
rounds were fully automatic, high caliber rifle machine gun
like weapons, some of the victims should have had obvious
massive and visible trauma to the head neck extremities, no
evidence of that complete absence of every kind of urgent
care that he brings up the lack of appropriate video at
emergency rooms. Where are the death certificates? There's just
a number of things. How about this? Whoever, whatever. Some
there's something is supposed to happen in this hotel room.
Sounds like an arms deal. For whatever reason, something goes
wrong and someone someone freaks out and starts shooting, start
shooting down the hallway. But then, and this is something that
someone pointed out, you know, in audio, you can hear that
there were helicopters, maybe he's shooting at helicopters or
whatever he can. And a number of people get hit. It's clear that
there are people who died and I have not heard 59 stories. But
definitely there were people who got hit. And maybe it was
inadvertent. Maybe it was not that this has always been the
assumption we really don't know. You know, even with 20,000
people 59 Seems a little low. If you're really there to cause
mayhem with automatic fire maybe a lot of the myths of this stuff
that was hitting the the airport to fuel tanks to maybe there was
some embellishment in the number and we know that the number of
people who are trampled versus hit by gun gunfire is you know
it sickness ramblings a problem when
you have Yes, yeah,
then a lot of people were severely hurt. But the actual
shrapnel victims were much lower than the trampling like was it
at one of our producers said there were 80 people who
ultimately had that was surgeries. And then of that a
small number was a you know, shrapnel or other things were
gunfire. How about that as maybe an idea,
though, are they shouldn't have what were the who were these bad
actors? You have any?
No, I mean, just deal gone bad for whatever reason cops
keep doing this on this deal thing. But here's something you
might want to consider too. Which is that how come the
mainstream media is not even thinking that this guy was, I
mean, this is a very strange character. I mean, Steve Wynn
had him down as this kind of milquetoast guy, which is a fine
front for being an arms dealer. If you're going to be an arms
dealer. You don't have a high profile, you want to be smoking
big cigars and showing off with a bunch of hookers. No, you want
to be, you know, low key. And so what he was, and that one, I
have not heard of anybody except a couple of radio guys and maybe
Scott Adams and us and a few others say that is this guy
could have been an arms dealer. We get to 33 message some time
ago, but Something's fishy about that. Yeah, and 33 weapons.
Yeah, it's 33 weapons, which means you probably had more
even though they could have easily said 47 In total, they
had to keep pointing the 33 out.
Yes, but nobody wants to bring him to anything other than he
somehow snapped. And did it for some further reasons that nobody
knows. I don't see why they keep staying on this track. It
doesn't make any sense to me. At by now, you'd think half the
reporters would be going off in different directions, doing some
background checks, trying to find out some you know, other
things. Well,
John, you know, if we can't even get the press to talk about
Harvey Weinstein then why are we surprised years the why are we
surprised that there may be elements who talk to the editors
of publication saying yeah, maybe not a good idea to do that
if you know what I mean? Wink wink nudge nudge
Yeah, but Something's fishy about the story that's for sure.
And what's great about it is that we can do that then we can
only we can do it for one reason and one reason only it's because
we do not live and die by the sword that is God as the
advertiser is God screw that particular God. Sorry.
I'm gonna show us
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
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You're failing show faith. So she, but that's what they're
gonna start using that term. So they can, you know, very slowly
move her out, and then she's gonna be done. She's gonna be a
fox sports, which is, you know, I want to be and there'll be
that. And I saw that storage I thought was pretty funny.
And it was interesting to see, one of the most politically
correct companies in the world are brands I should say it's a
Procter and Gamble. No, it's a Unilever. I believe dove is
Unilever.
Yeah. And this was a very screwball story. I didn't know
anything about Mimi showed it to me that and I said, What is the
big deal? I mean, it's just stupid is a dumb commercial. I
thought it was not even a real commercial.
How now? What was your take on it? Just tell us what happened
and what you saw in the commercial.
A bunch of girls are taken off their tops. Sorry. And these use
the goat for that.
I'm sorry. What am I thinking?
Does start over a bunch of girls are taken off their tops. And
underneath is another girl. I guess she uses dove or
something. I had something to do. So I'm not sure what it's
for. I think he's a French commercial. And so one of the
girls, I believe is black and she takes off her time. She's
white. Oh. So now this is the most racist thing ever. And yes,
because you you literally wash off the Black Widow. blog has
got a great thing for this to happen to accompany like dove.
This is just fantastic. I mean, it's really groovy. Man.
Lots of foreign commercial. I think it's French. Now.
They should immediately say that sorry, the French or French are
racist. This one slipped by us.
Yeah, that's what I would do
the racist French. Yeah.
They also show deeds.
Yes. We see whether or not on the commercial. Sadly, sadly.
Yeah. Well, while we're on the social justice warrior tip, this
one blew me away. Tinder has a new campaign, not a ball. It's a
campaign they're promoting it. And what they're promoting is
the men provement initiative. Men provement initiative. graci
Yes, men provement brought to you by the women of Tinder. And
we're gonna play this promo for you. And I'll just give you some
visuals of very good looking women. Clearly at the tinder
offices, then they are talking about the number of men who have
very high douchebag factor and they have little things up on
the board and percentages and they are now with this men
provement initiative are going to be at least I don't know
they're not going to rid their servers, a hookup dating
service, breed them of douchebags. But we're really
going to be protecting you against the douchebags on our
hookup dating service. And as a part of this, the women then
bring in the douchebag killer who we never really see. But you
see here coming through the elevator, you see stiletto heel
pumps and everything. And so you kind of have the scene set.
So where are we with this douchebag situation.
The thing about douchebags is that they tend to cluster
it's true. Our algorithm is showing hard clustering. In some
demos, they travel in packs, we've got a solution. Bring me
someone with real douchebag experience and I'll show you how
it works who we call. I've got this
Okay, now we see the elevator doors open. There's the stiletto
heels. They're expecting us to worry about. This is for your
boardroom with all the other ladies. Please sit down and
Hey, welcome to Tinder douchebag expert at your service.
That's right Tinder getting rid of the douchebags just for you.
Hold on a second couple of things one, by the way, would
they get these actors from porno movies from is what it sounds
like? Yeah, a little bit. Now did they bring it here's the way
I was envisioning it because I didn't see this piece of crap.
But do I was envisioning it there was like you saw the
elevator open and you saw stilettos and some toes maybe
and that's all you saw. This was the ladies walking in and then
they sat sat her down and she sits down and everybody else's
scan around to the show everybody else and then they
They bring the camera up and you finally get to see what this
woman looks like. And it's Hillary Clinton. No, there was
no Cheryl's standards have
been some maybe I missed it, but I didn't see anyone
spectacularly interesting. I don't think they even showed
some chick. Yeah, they just showed her about that. Not from
the front douche bag
expert. Yes. Yeah. Stinks. This commercial.
And it's but how about but what is going on? I mean, can I was
on Tinder briefly and one on one Tinder date dumb.
And, and by the way, this has many douchebag women as men get
straight.
Thank you. Thank you very much. But here's the kicker when you
watch this commercial, and in the beginning, where they're
talking about douchebag and have all this stuff written up on the
board, then they have you know, the number one percentile
percentages 42% doesn't want to introduce you to his friends.
And then second place 27% He's a day trader.
Are you kidding me? Oh,
I was looking for podcaster but it wasn't on the list.
So a day trader by nature by definition
is a douche bash bash. 27% Douchebag factor
yeah hello
so when I was trying to very bigoted
yes is bigoted but funny.
I don't know what they're trying to prove. And by the way when it
comes to douchebags if there was no demand there'd be no supply.
Thank you very much.
Get it that way.
There's an idea for a Weinstein he doesn't make a douchebag
dating app. Now now waterproof works in
the shower. It'd be overnight success works in the shower.
Also groovy for your plants.
Yeah, sorry.
Alright, so I got a couple of leftovers. I do have the Donna
Karen speech which because the ruckus
Yeah, the I don't I didn't read it. What it was the was the
background. This and she was gonna care said they were asking
for it. Was that it?
Yeah, they asked him for it. She was empty. She's like, she's
like, something's wrong with her. She smiles after every
sentence with that big grin. You know, people that hide behind
the smile. And then you say something? Hey,
I'm still at the Harvey Weinstein douchebag dating app,
I think you should be able to go in and sort by category day
trader podcast. Or maybe
you just want podcasters to get dates?
Yes. podcasters don't make any money. They might.
It's the key to success.
I'll stop. So she's,
she's got this. She's weird when she speaks. And she's also kind
of made up weirdly. Oddly. And she's, she's just I don't know
why they caught her somewhere. And she's commenting on the
Weinstein thing and hazed as far as I can tell, what she said
was, I can see her as somebody saying that she doesn't even
really design anymore. She, I don't even know she still owns
her own company. But they are jumping all over her for being a
douche bag. Yeah, we're saying all these things. But I just
thought it was pretty funny, even though I probably is kind
of douchey for saying this stuff. But it's, it's definitely
worth listening to. I
think we have to look at ourselves. Obviously, the
treatment of women all over the world is something that has
always had to be identified. Certainly in the country of
Haiti, where I work in Africa, in the developing world. It's
been a hard time for women. To see it here in our own country,
is very difficult. But I also think, how do we display
ourselves? How do we present ourselves as women? What are we
asking? Are we asking for? No, by presenting all the sensuality
and all the sexuality? You know, and what are we throwing out to
our children today? You know about amassing huge Astron how
to dance and you know, how to perform and what to wear? You
know, how much do they show? I don't think it's only Harvey
Weinstein. I don't think we're only looking at him. I think
we're looking at a world much deeper than that. In a bigger
picture, again, where I think he's being looked at right now.
You know, as a symbol, not necessarily is him. I know his
wife. I think they're wonderful people. Harvey has done some
amazing things. And, you know, I think we have to look at our
world and what we want to say and how we want to say it as
well. It's not Harvey Weinstein, you look at everything All over
the world today, you know and how women are dressing and you
know what they're asking. By just presenting themselves the
way they do. What are they asking for? Trouble?
Wow, I'm glad you brought that. I'm glad that you had an
opportunity to listen to it because I've seen
plastered personally.
Yeah, drunk or not drunk. Yeah. Sounds like that kind of
situation that she might have been drunk. Yeah, she had me up
until the thing is not Harvey Weinstein. You know, it's like
yes. Is this problem with the media and advertising industries
in general? Yes, sexualization of women who totally Absolutely.
Every sex sells. It hasn't been distorted and do younger
children in this case, girls, but they're not getting or
they're getting bad examples are examples that need explanation.
And need some context, including Britney Spears. Maybe
specifically Britney Spears, school girl, sexy school girl,
you know, that kind of stuff? Definitely. So that she had me
there, but
oops. Well, she should
just say I was drunk. She just she shouldn't say because I'm
trying
and she'll be fine if she does. You already walking it back. But
she doesn't want a lot of people won't say I was drunk. It
should. We you can kind of tell you know, you're kind of drunk.
Yeah, might as well just admit it and say stupid. I was drunk.
I don't know what I was talking about. Get a pass. Yeah. So get
Seth MacFarlane and a little clip from him at the Oscars in
2013. Yeah, this
was played a lot of salt
and Amy and the master. Congratulations, you five ladies
no longer have to pretend to be attracted to Harvey Weinstein.
There's a guy with fu money. But I love that.
He's got plenty of fu money. He's got another dude. The
Weinstein is a fox guy.
Hey does not care. And he said it very good. Seth MacFarlane
braver than the rest. Yeah,
that was like three or four years ago. And
no, I don't think anyone questioned him. He said, What
did you mean by that? What was? Uh,
I don't think so. either.
You think maybe they would? Hey, before you before you do clips,
I just wanted to bring something up from the list.
And yes, our list, we have a list. And this is an email about
it. But it's called. It's called. It's got a title. Yes.
It's called the list
the list? Yes, yeah. And I maintain the list for obvious
reasons. And today from the list, I pulled a topic, which is
now coming to coming on Vogue, as we are being affected by the
upgrades in browsers happening everywhere. Firefox, chromium,
Chrome, bear Safari, it's all being upgraded. And in line with
the fine initiative, HTTPS Everywhere, right now. And you
go and I host all the show notes as an example, on Amazon's s3
Just in a bucket as it's called. It's very sophisticated, how it
gets in there, thanks to the freedom controller, but it's
just in a bucket and these buckets would then need to be
HTTPS compliant. Because if you go to our show notes, now pretty
much every single site we have, although we did make the switch
over to HTTPS for our podcast feed and no. Yes, for the
podcast feed and for the which broke some people's older
people's phones. And for the NP threes. You will get a very
scary warning that says it's not safe. This could be malware,
this is not a place you want to go click on Advanced. Are you
sure you want to take the risk? Okay, little little bit of scary
guy little, you know, like, one of the Donald Duck crooks,
they're, you know, trying to grab your data out of your
computer. But yes, you'll still click. And it's my understanding
that a friend of yours is going to sue Google over this and I
support this holy and I'd like to find out more about it.
fairly well known guy out here Did Mark who? Mark percale
proCO. Okay. Ma RC por que el you can support him at Mark ma
rc@percale.com. He runs the city seat time, computer time
services, email and other things. And he is where I get my
squirrel mail service.
Dynamite. The guy's a genius.
And he's been doing this sort of thing since the days of Novell
and his network. And he's always said different kinds of products
that he's sold. Good guy at Linux not and he when he's
decided to sue him. He's got a whole bunch of website that he
maintains many of them for free. A lot of social justice warrior
stuff. He's kind of a liberal and used to work for the E FF.
In fact, he used to do their mission their computers there.
And he is irked about this I wish him nothing but like me to
write can do I tell him I give him as much publicity as I could
and I would hope some but people would get a hold of them and say
what can I do?
Yes, it's anti competitive and it's horse crap it
is anti competitive is I think it's illegal. It sounds like a
racketeering Yes.
Coercion level and and it will be affecting your search results
Google has already promised. Yes. If you're not HCPs
compliant down the list, you go. So good on him. I support that
fully. And I'd like to help out any way I can as well. It would
cost us actual money to do it's cost us money to do this stuff
anyway.
Yeah, yeah. You
gotta get certs. Yeah, you can get free certs. Okay. Sure. But
you know, human brain power migration, crap breaking we
break all kinds of people,
things. Things you raise massive stupid changes for no real
reason.
I'm glad we got void zero and Sir bemrose. And Aaron are and
all those guys. We got guys who can take care of it. But no
one's looking for the work. You know, these are volunteers.
And they don't need the aggravation.
No. And neither do we. They really it's it's coercion.
Well, anyway, I'll give updates. I'll find out what Yeah, marks.
Go ahead. Good. So I've got a couple of things left. I have an
interesting through the Scottish Nationalist Party convention,
which kind of kind of outlines the real complaints of the Scots
Yeah, this is just this is a pure background or this is what
the Scots are bitching about why they want to be independent
because they have this. I think it's a specious argument. What
do you mean what do you mean they want to be independent
explained, but they this is a Scottish independence. This is a
party that wants to Scott Scott to get out of England got it.
UK, you know, there's a dominant party there, but they haven't
yet been able to make that work. But let's hear what their
complaints are
does show us what can happen when we don't control our own
future. Over the years, there have been many, many decisions
taken at Westminster that I disagree with. But in the course
of my lifetime, there have been three defining moments when a
decision taken there has changed fundamentally, our country's
path in all three, Scotland's interests have been cast aside.
In 1970s, when oil was discovered in the North Sea,
Westminster had a decision to make set up an oil fund or not,
they chose not to independent Norway took a different
decision. Last month, the Oil Fund talked $1 trillion, 1
trillion remainders, that taking your own decisions is always
better than letting others take them for you. After the
financial crash, Westminster was faced with another choice,
stimulate the economy or impose austerity, they chose austerity.
The result has been a 3 billion pounds cut to Scotland's budget,
the dismantling of the welfare state and 1000s more children
growing up in poverty is shameful. And no. No,
Westminster is pursuing the hardest possible Brexit knowing
that it will make us all poorer. Just think if those decisions
had been taken in Scotland in state, the difference could be
dramatic. The security of a multibillion pound oil fund
investment not Tory imposed austerity and a country at the
very heart of Europe. When we think about those wasted
opportunities, it should make us all the more determined that in
future we will do things differently. It should make us
determined to purchase Scotland's Future in Scotland's
hands
Wow, this this is their big three complaints and they have
among other minor complaints, but they it's very specious.
Because what it says is that we allowed the central government
which is the British parliament, in this situation, the EU United
Kingdom's to make these decisions, and here's what they
chose. They chose this, this and this. And we would have done it
some other way. You don't know this bullcrap, you may have just
made the exact same decisions. There's no way of knowing this
is all hindsight after the fact. We can look back and say, Oh,
well, they did it a different way. Look at what we had done
that, then we would have you know, we'd be better off but you
don't know that. You'd have done that in the that austerity thing
was an extremely popular idea throughout the European economic
system. All the economists over there. Oh, yeah. Hello. Yeah.
What's What other way would you do it if everybody else is doing
it
conveniently forgets how their bank was bailed out.
Yeah, and there was and Brian and there were a Scottish bank
there which is a corrupt institution anyway, there were
the ones that were brought you Americans are boneheads all
these, you know, the moves, you may with these mortgages not
knowing that they're actually the ones holding the bag, idiots
with that kind of stupidity, you know, you have to assume they're
gonna make all kinds of mistakes. And so this is
nonsense, but
they maybe they're seeking a UK exit.
They are they've been trying I mean, they're, they're never
gonna, I don't know, it's just, you got it? I think it's, I
don't think the Scots are that valuable to Britain. But I guess
the oil is Yeah. What are you gonna do?
I have a quick three parter, just quickie clips. This is NPR
reporting on the Russian ads on face bag with the senior editor
of recode. You know, that's good for a laugh. Kids will say
because these people truly believe. And it's, they're not
wrong, but they believe advertising is very effective.
Very effective, so effective that, you know, it's it's just
illegal.
Six months ago, these companies weren't even really aware that
any of this had happened. And now they're kind of grappling
with the fact that their services were kind of weaponized
in this way,
weaponize
just to gin all voters up.
I think the effort was to create a lot of discontent and a lot of
animosity among voters. And I think in some ways, probably
encourage some people not to vote at all right, if they went
online and and saw this, you know, rhetoric and saw friends,
especially on social media, if they saw friends who had
differing viewpoints, and were getting fired up over that kind
of stuff. Maybe they would just sit out altogether from the
conversation. And so I think more than anything, it was just
an effort to really get at Americans who were, you know,
very passionate about certain issues and kind of stoke that
passion in all the wrong ways.
Stick but galls me, where are these guys, when the techno
experts were being taught in Slavic countries to go and
create propaganda on the internet?
And the changes? That color? Yes,
they were too busy changing their icon. You're right. That's
what galls me, we are the kings of this. This is what we do the
broadcast Board of Governors go look at Voice of America. We
it's not objective reporting. Unless you say, you know, this
happens. And we do it too. But no.
Real sense should be it happens. And we're the best.
That's what foam finger number one baby?
Well, it is illegal for foreign government to try and influence
or sway us election.
Is that true? I don't think that's true.
You he said no. I keep hearing stuff. But yeah, to the federal
election. Yeah.
The only thing I know, I've looked, I've looked at it. I've
looked at it multiple times. And all I know is that you cannot
take foreign money. You cannot take foreign money. Not a
foreign money wants to come in and do this. I don't think
that's illegal. I think I think that is patently false. Well, it
is totally agree with you. I think it is too. Yeah. But
this is the story. They've taken some things out of context. And
now this is illegal now
for a foreign government to try and influence or sway us
election. I think the challenge right now is is, you know, a how
much was known at the time, I don't believe there was much
known by a lot of these companies, they sell all of
these ads with what are called self serving ad platforms. So
people can go in and buy them without ever having to talk to
an employee of Facebook, for example. And I think the
backlash is going to be less about a, you know, formal
punishment for a crime necessarily, but more about
regulation and saying, Hey, clearly, this is a system
without the appropriate oversight. How can we make sure
that when people buy political ads on Facebook or Google in the
future, not only is everyone at the company going to be aware of
what's being purchased, but how can the government also track
and make sure that someone who's not supposed to be buying ads is
not buying the app?
Okay, so they definitely liked the regulation angle. And here's
the thing that makes it a little complicated for the face bag. If
indeed there was collusion with these ads and the Trump
campaign, there's a little snag,
well, these big platforms often provide some kind of, you know,
employee support for big political campaigns. And that is
what happened with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump and
other politicians for that matter, right. And it's not a
secret that they want these politicians to be using the
platform to be posting regularly. They want their
campaign to be spending money. So they send employees to go
help out and kind of teach them how to use a Facebook or a
Twitter. I think what's ruffling a lot of people's feathers is
this idea that, you know, Brad said, Hey, we were able to pick
people who were Trump supporters and really come out and, and
kind of take advantage of a Facebook versus simply learning
about how Facebook works. Facebook, of course, has said
that's not the case. But I think there's a lot of people that
don't understand that in the background, a lot of these tech
companies are actually helping both sides to try and better
understand how to use that platform and get their voices
more widespread. And
that type of person is known as an M bed in the business. The
Facebook M bed to help with the campaign and heart help target
specifically. So Facebook may be some artists
sales, what's so bad about that? Nothing,
nothing. But that's what is problematic. If you want to hold
up the the narrative of, you know, sophisticated targeting
collusion with Russia, they told them what to do. Oh, yeah,
there was a Facebook employee there the whole time, actually
helping them. Yeah, of course, there was there should be right
but now it's out. It's like when you go to Boeing, you visit a
facility then you go to roam around. And if you see there's
United Airlines has an office in the Boeing headquarters. And
American Airlines has an office in the Boeing headquarters. FBI
has an office in the Facebook headquarters. Yes. Yeah. This is
the way it works. I mean, get out of the house. Yes,
I got one more if you got one more.
Well, I've got a couple. Okay, I have a well, one I don't need to
play, but I do. Okay. I only have one then. Okay. knock
myself out of it. Yes. I have it but mine's a little long. Is a
Prime Minister's question time. That is the end of one of the
back and forth between Corbin and, and may back and forth,
back and forth. And then there's the last back and forth which is
the one where they go after each other and then it's over. And
this was I thought a pretty good one because it got pretty noisy
and I kept most of the noise in
Mr. Speaker. Sadly, Universal Credit is only one of a string
of failures of this government. Everywhere you look, it's a
government in chaos. On the most important issues facing this
country, it's a shambles. Brexit negotiations made no progress
from body and other workers facing redundancy. most working
people worse off, young people pushed into record levels of
debt. A million elderly people not getting essential care. Our
NHS a breaking point. Mr. Speaker, this government is more
interested in fighting amongst themselves and solving these
problems.
Isn't it the case? isn't the case Mr. Speaker, that is a
prime minister can't lead she should leave
the Right Honourable gentleman what the record of this
government is a deficit down by over two thirds. 3 million more
people in jobs. 1.8 million more children employed or
outstanding? More people visiting a&e more people getting
operations than ever before. record levels of funding and
record levels of funding. record levels of funding in the NHS
record levels of funding into our schools. But what did we see
about the Labour Party? What did we see about the Labour Party
from their conference? Or what we thought
Wait hold on a second what happened there
that's the speaker screaming at the top of his lungs to get over
all this raucous action going on.
And we get seaspan Holy moly. Very
overexcited response. Prime Minister
for neighbors conference from neighbors conference. Davis
conference, first of all, first of all shelter the shelter said
that the labor parties have housing policy would end up
harming people on low income. Neighbors flagship Harringay
Council rejected another of their housing policies. The
equalities and Human Rights Commission said labor needs to
establish that it is not a racist party.
The Labour and the Labour leader of Brighton Council threatened
to ban labor conferences because of freely expressed anti
semitism was all before the shadow Chancellor admitted a
Labour government would bring a run on the pound and ordinary
working people would pay the bribe.
Man that's
great. It's pretty funny.
I know if it's just I'm just entertained by it but I love it.
That's fantastic. Eric going at it this one I can listen at
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Right, right, right, right. The CBC, our friends up there from
the dollar s and they brought in their tech millennial to explain
how this happened. With these Facebook ads and you can only
imagine he's going to explain the algos to us, but he also
uses the word right a lot, right?
So we have Google, right on Facebook, Facebook has a feature
called safety check, right? People don't safety check. They
show new stories, right? New stories that are supposed to,
like this guy.
They're not doing it.
Right. Right. Algorithms, basically complex systems of
code, right? That helps. Right?
What's an algorithm answer? Basically complex systems of
code, right? All right. Because, right, right, right.
All of the different sources of news and information across the
Internet and figure out kind of what to surface right. The
reason these these algorithms right, it's because there's so
much on the internet, right?
In the middle of is it's not even the proper use of bright
because it's not asking for an affirmation, just throwing it
in. He's just right thrown. Right. Right. Right. And
the reason they use these algorithms right it's there's
just so much on the internet right guy
uses right three times within one sentence.
Oftentimes they can be wrong, right? They can be wrong, right?
That's right. The freshness of the source. Cheese
is full of crap.
Right? There's just so much there that
can't take it anymore.
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