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You know, this guy is a crank. Adam Curry, John

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C. Dvorak. It's Thursday, June 18, 2026. This is your

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award-winning Give My Nation Media Assassination episode 1878. This is

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no agenda. We're all raving about Ranch and broadcasting live

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from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in

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Yeah, and from Refinery Row, where we're all concerned about

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the big report of the rapists in the UK, I'm

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John C. Dvorak. and buzzkill the mo- The rapist from

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the UK. I don't even want to know. Are they

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here? Did you see the report? No. Depends. I mean,

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there's a lot of reports in the world. What report?

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It's a big 250-page report on the grooming gangs and

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the 250,000 girls raped. Did we need a report? Apparently

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the bridge did. Did we really need a report? By

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the way, quad screen, Obama. Wall-to-wall Obama opening up the

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presidential center. It's not a library, apparently. It's a center.

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It's good to see him back. The tower. Yeah, the

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tower. So, I just want to start with something really

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nice? Ooh! I spent a couple hours, which is, as

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we discussed before we started the show, is two. Couple

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hours just enjoying. all of the videos on X. And

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subsequently on YouTube. That's all I really have. I don't

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have Instagram or anything else. of tourists, mainly Europeans, but

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some Australians and Japanese. who have discovered that America is

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awesome. Have you seen any of these? I've seen all

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of them. You don't think they're staged? No! No. You

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don't think they were put together by the FIFA people

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to get more people to come over to these soccer

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matches? Oh, yeah, okay, sure. No. I'm just asking if

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you don't think that. I said no, and then you

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asked the question again, so the answer is no. Well,

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no, I re-asked it in a different manner. Hey, these

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stadiums of 70,000 people are full. It's not like people

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aren't going to the games. But, you know, no. How

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is this about FIFA? It's people enjoying our hospitality, how

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friendly people are, that people say hello. They're loving. They

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cannot believe that the school bus. in America are actually

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yellow school buses. It's like... The way I see it...

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All of Europe, of course, we've had the same programming,

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have been brainwashed into thinking all we are is just

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one big bunch of racist, crazy people who are fat

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and lazy, shooting at each other. with a dictator running

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the whole show. And now of course, you know, people

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are like, wow. We really love your fast food or

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your food in general. chicken fried steak, waffles. uh pancakes

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i mean they have pancakes but you know pancakes with

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chicken Waffles with chicken. um You know, people only know

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us from the movie. If you've never been to America

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and you only see it... America through the lens of

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the movies and television shows and Grand Theft Auto. You

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know, I think people are amazed that on one hand,

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they feel like they're living in the movie because. Yeah,

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the houses really look like that. Big obsession with our

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fire hydrants. This is fascinating. People just loving the fire

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hydrants. Okay. Well, I'm glad you're getting a kick out

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of it. I like the guys roaming around at midnight

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saying, hey, I'm not. getting mugged. Well, that's the South

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African guy. Yeah. And it wasn't even at midnight. It

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was during the day. Like, look, women are walking through

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the park. No, there was a guy at midnight roaming

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around. Same guy. Oh, okay. At a truck stop. And,

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of course, you know, this is different if you go

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to New York City or you're in downtown Los Angeles.

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How about Oakland? Take them down to International Boulevard. Well,

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I think this has changed attitudes. I think it's changed

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American attitudes. People like, yeah, you know, we kind of

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take it for granted that we have Costco and Walmart

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and Buc-ee's, but also we have small diners and we

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have. dive bars and ice houses and cowboy ranches. I

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think the people who came to Texas who went, you

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know, really outside of, even people who went to Fort

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no, people are exploring and they're really loving our country.

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And I like it. And they're saying, hey, you guys

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are- patriotic you got flags everywhere we're not even allowed

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to put up flags in our country You've got prayer

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on the bottom of your cups. No. I'm not so

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cynical as you. I think it's great. I think it's...

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flag 24-7 all day of the year. Flag nuts in

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Sweden. I was talking about the UK specifically. Oh, well,

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the UK. Well, they can't put a flag because it's

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illegal. It's hate speech. Exactly. Exactly. You got people going

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to gun ranges holding a gun for the first time

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in their life. And like, well, that wasn't, that's, you

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know, they're really, they're shaking. Like, I'm going to shoot

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this guy. Oh shoot, it's coming! And then after they

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shot the gun, like, oh, I want to shoot that

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some more. So, you know, they love our cars. They

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love the Dodge Charger. They love our trucks. And the

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amount of people who are so surprised that the yellow

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school buses are actually yellow school buses. They're just, they're

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joyous. It's just, I find it interesting, fascinating, and also

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endearing. And I'm proud to be an American. And I'm

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happy that people are here. There was no setup for

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this. FIFA did no marketing. You know why? No one

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did any marketing because it was Trump's deal. The media

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didn't talk about it. You know, it's Trump, FIFA. I

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talk about it. I know the reports about it. There's

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no FIFA fever. Turns out... People love it. People love

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coming here. They always have. It's been a tourist attraction

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forever. Yeah, but... I just don't find it to be.

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It's something fishy about it. I'm sorry. I'm glad you

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enjoy it. I'm glad you like it. I'm glad you're

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happy. Nobody puts flags up around here. Well, no, you're

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in California. What do you expect? Yeah, well, I don't

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hear anybody. That's why you're so grouchy about it. You

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live in possibly the worst state now, the worst. area.

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in the country. Where everyone's just grouchy and sour and

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upset and not happy. You know, you're an... um an

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exception but it's gotta it's gotta wear down on you

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Not really. Okay. I find it relaxing. Well, you're a

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different, I don't think you're the stereotypical American. Nor do

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you live in a stereotypical American place. You just don't.

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Anyway. uh so well on the topic of the since

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we're making these comparisons i do want to play this

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crazy clip You've gone from screwball to crazy, okay. Duke

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or Duke Foley sent over. I said, I should play

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that clip. This is the UK and this is the

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bonus clip. UK and GDP rank. We are poorer than

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every single... When voters were asked to guess where the

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UK would rank in terms of GDP per capita if

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it were a US state, gave on average the response

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of seven. The actual answer is 51st. Many people in

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Britain today do not fully grasp how far we have

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our economy is going to be Our economy has not

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been growing strongly enough for some time. But too many

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why people are coming here. They're like, you guys are

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rich. Everything's big! Well, we always have been, but... The

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interesting thing is that I looked it up. Ah, come

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on. So I looked it up. I think it's probably

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true. And in fact, the per capita GDP of the

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UK is $52,000. Mm-hmm. The worst state in the United

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108, I think, is California's 108. Well, you have 2%

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still the... But still, the fact is the UK's. per

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capita GDP is terrible compared to us. Yes. And they

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have no money. They're broke. That's why the defense secretary,

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when I quit, we can't defend this country. I'm not

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going to take that on me. I'm out of here.

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who. Okay, so while we're on the UK... Man. On

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the media, NPR. These people are... They are sick, sick

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and crazy. So we've had these, we haven't. There's been

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the riots in...

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Ireland. And of course it's coming in, in Northern England

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and everything. It's all, it's all going to happen. This

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there's, there's mutiny. There's civil riots. And on the media,

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on the media, decides to not discuss at all why

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people are writing, but blame it all. on Elon Musk.

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This is On The Media, I'm Brooke Gladstone. And I'm

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Michael Loewinger. This week, Elon Musk took his company, SpaceX,

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public in an IPO billed as the largest in history.

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SpaceX is on track to become the most valuable company

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ever to go public and make its founder, Elon Musk,

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the first trillionaire. think he'd have his hands full with

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that, but apparently Musk has also had time to write

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many, many, many racist posts on X, some of which

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helped spark violent riots in the UK over the last

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couple of weeks. The events this week began on Monday

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when a Sudanese man was arrested and charged with attempted

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murder for stabbing a white man in Northern Ireland. The

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attack comes in escalating tension. Hold on. This guy tried

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to chop the guy's head off and then gouged out

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his eyes. Oh yeah, no, You're wrong, man. This is

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not the problem. ...invested and charged with attempted murder for

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stabbing a white man in Northern Ireland. The attack comes

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amid escalating tension over immigration across Europe. A video of

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the gruesome incident immediately appeared on social media. And then...

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Elon Musk writing on X this week only by... Okay,

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so the implication here from our friends at NPR is

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that, oh, the video was on social media, but it

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wasn't until Elon Musk started tweeting about it that everything

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kicked off. So Tommy, Tommy Robinson, you know who Tommy

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you had, you know, like he is a Tommy Robinson

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troublemaker who is a patriot, a UK patriot. Spurred in

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part by posts from a notorious conspiracy theorist. Tommy Robinson

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is the most prominent far-right activist in the UK. So

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on the media calls him a conspiracy theorist because everything

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he's saying is made up, you see. There's no immigration

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problem. There's no rape going on. Nothing like that. The

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guy's just filled with conspiracy theories. David Gilbert is a

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reporter at Wired covering disinformation and online... Extremism. When did

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Wired cover disinformation and online extremism? Now Wired is a

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big disinformation. I'm actually ashamed that I was on the

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cover of Wired magazine with my face and an iPod

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now. Back when it was something cool. It was like

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being on the cover, you know, if you were in

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fashion, on the cover of Vanity Fair. I saw your

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face on the cover of Wired. How come it's not

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on the wall? Uh, it is. It's in the garage.

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That's where I hang all my stuff now. He says

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things really... He had a wall. Yeah, in the garage.

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When did you go to the garage? I thought I

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was in the house. No, when we moved to this

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house five years ago. I said, I'm tired of all

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this crap in the house. And I don't need these

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high school trophies. So I got rid of the trophies.

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And then moved everything. No, I've always kept the trophies.

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And we've talked about this. Well, you never talked about

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it. I always knew about the wall, but I never

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knew that you moved it to the garage or a

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closet. Yeah. It's much more like, you know, where guys

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hang out in the garage. They got Ford signs on

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the wall, Valvoline. RC Cola. Yeah, so I have a

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wall there. I'll take a picture of it. I'll post

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it. Extremism. He says things really heated up after Elon

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Musk reposted one of Robinson's videos. He has... a huge

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amount of followers online. But what he's really expert at

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is inciting anger, stoking tensions, and making it seem as

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if the UK is under attack from minorities. Well, minorities.

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Notice how they move the goalposts on everything. It's under

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attack. No, it's under attack from... immigrants who have got

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on a boat, came in, and your country said, oh,

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poor immigrants. Let them stay here. Give them some money.

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Give them a hotel room. So here is the 24-hour

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roadmap. From Musk to Mayhem. Give me the roadmap of

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how we went from a bystander video. to violence in

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the streets. A bystander video! Can you believe this? They're

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calling that quasi-beheading, eye-gouging, throat-stabbing a bystander video. What is

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wrong with these people? Huh. That's just, I'm flummoxed. Give

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me the roadmap of how we went from a bystander

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video to violence in the streets of Belfast in just

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24 hours. As you said, it was 10.30 at night

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in Belfast. Someone videoed it. We don't know who. They

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posted it online. Exactly one hour later, Tommy Robinson posted

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the video. That video got six million views. A few

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hours later, Elon Musk responded to Tommy Robinson and then

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spent the next 24 hours posting consistently about this case.

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Many major US accounts on X started amplifying the video

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when people woke up in the UK on Tuesday morning

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after the incident. By 7am, people were posting about having

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protests. in Belfast and other cities in Northern Ireland. Far-right

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groups on Facebook started organising. Then Elon Musk posted about

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the protest and said that this is enough, we have

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to take a stance. People have to push back against

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this. And by 7pm that evening, there were masked men

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on the street who were kicking in doors of migrants.

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terrorizing migrant communities across Belfast. I find this to be

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just amazing. They have moved from an actual problem that

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they won't report on to blaming it on Elon Musk

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and his posts. I don't know, it's just like... This

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is... This is very pathetic. And they continue. Elon Musk

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wrote, murderous migrants beheading innocent people in their hometown is

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what's making people angry, not social media. He reposted messages

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claiming that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, quote, hates white

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people. This is just like white supremacist great replacement theory,

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right? It has been repackaged recently under a term called

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"remigration" which is something that has been bubbling up in

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Europe for a few years and has been embraced by

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the Trump administration recently. So it's this idea that white

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people are under attack and so therefore we need to

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kick... everyone else out that doesn't look like us. So

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they pull it to racism continuously. So yes, it's a,

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they say, replacement theory, which is a cover for the

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actual document that exists, which is replacement migration, United Nations.

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document. I read the documents, man. talked about it. You

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can find it on bingit.io. It was a real plan

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and they're executing that plan. It's been going on for

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a quarter century. What are these people imagining would happen?

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Imagining. They have a 30-year plan that would happen in

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three phases. The first phase would see the worst. of

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the worst what we're seeing in the US at the

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moment where they're trying to deport people who are threats

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to society of criminal records and are there illegally. The

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second phase would see people who are in the country

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legally but are not citizens and who have not assimilated

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and are not white and they should be sent back

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to their countries as well. But what the third phase

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shows what these people really want. They would look at

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citizens who do not assimilate to the Western cultures, traditions,

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and religions. For example, if they are still practicing religions

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other than Christianity, if they're cooking foods that are not

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traditional foods in Germany or France or the UK or

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America. Wait, like Indian food? food like bullshit you've been

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to britain they eat indian food like it's going out

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of style in fact take out in in in the

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uk refers to indian food not chinese like it does

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here yeah exactly now this is crazy then they would

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be kicked out and who gets to decide what assimilation

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looks like Oh my god, that was weird. When I

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asked Martin Sellner, who was called the godfather of re-migration

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at the conference in Portugal... Wait, get a time code.

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You like that one? I have to hear that again.

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You have a time code. You got a time code.

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Consider it done. Who exactly decides this? He couldn't really

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give me an answer. Let me go back to what

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actually started it. And by the way, as you're doing

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this... As you're doing this, I'm scrolling through the Elon

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Musk... Timeline. Very good. This bullcrap is mostly Eli. Yeah,

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he mentions it now and again, but he's yacking about.

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SpaceX, and Grok 90% of the time. He's promoting stuff.

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Yeah, exactly. He's got other things to do. To decide

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what assimilation looks like. When I asked Martin Sellner, who

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was called the godfather of remigration at the conference in

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Portugal, who exactly decides this, he couldn't really give me

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an answer. Ultimately, it comes down to whoever's in power

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will decide. Say what? Elon Musk! Yeah, Elon was aside.

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He's in charge of it all, apparently. Well, she'll bring

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me to a clip now that you mention it. Okay.

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From Pivot.

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Oh, no. from Pivot. So unfortunately you can't, if you

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visualize, you can see a little better, but I didn't

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realize on the Pivot show, this is a... your buddies

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yakking about Elon and... And Kara is just in the,

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as, what's his name, Yaxon, she mumbles, oh yeah, oh

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he's terrible. She just keeps mumbling little bitty ditties under

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her breath the whole time. Yeah, she's... she's... she's... Something's

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wrong with her. Let's listen. Let's be clear. Elon Musk,

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in my view, can probably decide who the next president

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is. If that's correct. He spent $250 million. When will

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these people get over this idea that money wins elections?

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They were the same people who were... Who were like,

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Elon spent $100 million in Wisconsin and failed. He failed.

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And now they're like, he can determine who the next

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president is. Let's be clear. Elon Musk, in my view,

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can probably decide who the next president is. Yeah, that's

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correct. He spent $250 million. and had influence on the

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election. Maybe he didn't decide it. This guy spends more

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money than AIPAC. A lot more money than APAC. Why

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don't we run him out of the country? But he

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had the influence on it. What happens if he decides

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to put two and a half percent of his net

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worth or. 25 billion or a hundred times what he

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spent. Well, he may just lose all that money. I

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think you would be happy. CNN will be happy. All

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the cable news would be happy if he's going to

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spend that kind of money. People will take it with

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open arms. Bring your money, Elon. These people are nuts.

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Hey, you know... Remigration. Send Kara Swisher back to wherever

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she came from. And Professor Scott, too. This poor man.

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He's so self-absorbed. It actually is kind of amusing to

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watch his body language. Oh, what do you mean? Well,

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he's just, you can see that he's full of himself.

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I mean, he's very overconfident. He's actually rich. He has

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millions of dollars. He's loaded. The guy's loaded. Exactly. Anyway,

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I want to go back to the UK to Keir

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Starmer because now we have this problem. It's Elon Musk.

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It's X. It's social media. I'm surprised that they haven't

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slammed the door on social media. Probably shuttered all the

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social media companies except Blue Sky. Of course, you wouldn't

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want to shut them down. Well, they've now become a

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European initiative. but you're close because let's look at the

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sequence of things that happened. Everyone gets a digital ID.

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And that's now a thing. You know, it hasn't completely

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rolled out now, but everyone has to get a digital

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ID. It was initially, oh, you can't work without a

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digital ID. They rolled that back a little bit. But

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the digital ID is, in essence, being rolled out in

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the UK. So we would use the digital ID to

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make sure that you are 16 years or older. in

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order to use social media. But that also means that

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we know who you are. We got your account. We've

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tied it to your digital ID and all rolls out

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under the guise of. Protecting the children! Because today is

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a big moment for our country. This is a big

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step. Real change for our children. and our future. Because

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today I can announce that the government will ban access

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to social media for all children under the age of

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16. I'm This is not some... Something I do lightly.

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And I will not present it as cost-free, as if

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social media has brought no benefits to young people. Because

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clearly, that is wrong. But government is always about choices.

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And it's clear to me that a full ban is

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the right choice. I come to it as a parent

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myself. I know exactly the fears that we all feel

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when we're thinking about this issue. All I've ever wanted

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for my own children, hand on heart, is for them

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to be happy and for them to be safe. And

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I think that's what any parent wants. But I ask

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the question now. Do we truly believe? that social media

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creates a happy environment for our children? Do we truly

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believe that it's a place where they can feel safe?

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Safe. I don't think I even need to answer those

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questions, do I? Oh, okay. Don't answer the question, then.

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So I think that's, that this is under the guise

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of, uh, think of children. I think they've also banned

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VPNs. No, I don't know about that. I only know

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about this. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. They don't want

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people getting on these things. We need to talk about

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the deal, man. We need to talk about the deal.

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The MOU, the deal, the big deal, the big deal.

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the big thing that's happening are you switching gears already

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well i'm finishing the uk stuff well no i have

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uh uk what what more is there to say it

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sucks And everyone who's from there, who's here, loves it

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here. That is the story. Of course they do. That's

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the story right there. It's prettier. Well, actually, how about

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this? I can ease us into it with a transition

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clip. Whatever the pressure on me and others, whatever the

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noise, I'm going to act in the British national interest

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in all the decisions that I make. And that's why

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I've been absolutely clear that this is not our war.

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or we're not going to get dragged into it. UK

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Prime Minister Keir Starmer now singing a different tune, telling

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President Trump in a phone call yesterday he's, quote, ready

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to support a U.S.-Iran peace deal. Meanwhile, the prime minister

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receiving letters of resignation from both his defense secretary and

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armed forces minister. over concerns the nation isn't properly defending

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itself. Former Trump State Department Senior Advisor Christian Witten joins

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us now. Great to see you, Christian. So explain to

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us, what is this about face from Keir Starmer all

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about? Well, Starmer's in crisis. He has been for some

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time. He won a resounding mandate two years ago. It's

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a five-year mandate, but he's about to be ousted by

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his own party. He's an incredibly unpopular politician. The Labour

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Party is now in third place before Reform UK, which

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is sort of a MAGA-like party that came out of

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Brexit in the UK, and the traditional Tories. One of

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his buddies in Cabinet He's going to lose a by-election

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this week in which the person likely to be elected

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wants to challenge him for the premiership. So amid this

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flailing, Starmer is looking for some sort of victory. I'm

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not sure what President Trump actually wants because Starmer is

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weak. He was not just failing to support the United

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States, this fundamentally important... important ally to Britain, but actually

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actively campaigned against Trump's decision. Yeah. Perfect segue. I'm giving

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you a 10 on that. Thank you. I should have

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played it and not said anything. Yes, thank you. Yeah,

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yeah, yeah. Spike in the ball doesn't help. Yeah. All

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right, let's go. Man, the media, they just love this

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deal. They love the deal because it sucks. This is

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crazy. Why do we even do this? Trump is no

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good. Obama's deal just warmed over again. No, that's my

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favorite bit. That's my favorite bit. Is that it looks

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like Obama's. deal. It's the same. It could have done

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nothing. It had been better. Let me see. I have

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a, I have morning Joe doing just that. Uh, let

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me see. Where is, uh, Here it is. Morning, Joe.

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Yes. This temporary deal we've reached and. We don't really

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know exactly what's in it. My concern is... But we'll

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comment anyway. Well, of course. We don't know what's in

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it, but I'm telling you something. It's no good. Deal

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on nukes, which Donald Trump said this is why he

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was fighting the war. It is identical, as in plagiarized,

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as in... Plagiarized. Carbon copied mimeograph sheet off of Obama's

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deal. They use the same words. They lifted it off

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of the Obama deal and put it on this deal

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on nukes. So the whole idea that Obama was weak

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on nukes. and he's going to be tougher if you

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even read the language. Hold on a second. This hasn't

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been released, has it? Well, the memorandum of understanding, there's

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versions have been floating around, the Iranians. Yeah, but it's

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just all bull crap. They don't know what it really

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says, but he's. How could it be? Okay, I'm sorry,

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just- play it. A 14-point memo went out and then

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everyone's saying this is it and it's an MOU. It

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doesn't even matter. It doesn't even matter. It contracts. They're

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as good as the blood they're written in. This is

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why Trump, he's just doing what he does.

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It's like, I'm going to buy this building or I'll

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put my name on this building. We'll do the construction.

461
00:30:07,846 --> 00:30:10,817
All right, I'll sign the MOU. Let the lawyers take

462
00:30:10,876 --> 00:30:13,692
care of it. I'll see you in two months. You're

463
00:30:13,712 --> 00:30:15,962
not going to sit there and read through the legalese.

464
00:30:16,968 --> 00:30:21,872
Anyway, this memorandum of agreement. It's identical. Okay, well, here's

465
00:30:21,932 --> 00:30:26,980
Obama's. Iran affirms that under no circumstances will Iran ever

466
00:30:27,279 --> 00:30:31,586
seek, develop, or acquire any nuclear weapons. That's July 14,

467
00:30:31,606 --> 00:30:35,413
2015. Republicans melted down. Donald Trump said it was the

468
00:30:35,472 --> 00:30:37,796
worst plan ever, that Iran was going to get a

469
00:30:37,855 --> 00:30:41,186
nuclear weapon because of this deal. And this is what

470
00:30:41,228 --> 00:30:47,818
Donald Trump says. Iran cannot develop or purchase a nuclear

471
00:30:48,380 --> 00:30:55,833
weapon. And actually, it's actually closer than that. I will

472
00:30:55,873 --> 00:30:59,558
get it. He doesn't even have it. Right there is

473
00:30:59,638 --> 00:31:05,734
two different. Literally two different words. Procure versus purchase. They're

474
00:31:05,755 --> 00:31:08,423
full of crap. They're totally full of crap. And since

475
00:31:08,502 --> 00:31:12,273
it's Obama, we gotta get Obama on. It is doubtful

476
00:31:12,414 --> 00:31:18,507
that any agreement that arises... is going to be significantly

477
00:31:18,547 --> 00:31:23,915
different. or a significant improvement from the deal that we

478
00:31:23,976 --> 00:31:31,923
had in the first place. had worked for a long

479
00:31:31,964 --> 00:31:37,201
stretch of time before. Weedling. The United States pulled out

480
00:31:37,221 --> 00:31:41,137
of it. Okay. All right. Thanks, Obama. He's doing his

481
00:31:41,238 --> 00:31:45,247
pre-promotion for the Presidential Center. Back to MSNBC. I think

482
00:31:45,287 --> 00:31:48,252
it's here. There are sort of two clear losers politically,

483
00:31:48,293 --> 00:31:51,098
and one is President Trump himself. There aren't good answers

484
00:31:51,138 --> 00:31:54,487
to those questions. Loser! Two sources close to the White

485
00:31:54,507 --> 00:31:58,315
House confirmed to me that all of President Trump's advisors,

486
00:31:58,355 --> 00:32:00,619
the closest people to him, had turned against this war.

487
00:32:00,627 --> 00:32:02,971
They had all were pushing them to just end it

488
00:32:02,991 --> 00:32:06,416
at any cost because it's been so disastrous politically. And

489
00:32:06,436 --> 00:32:08,660
then I had a diplomat in the region talk about

490
00:32:08,681 --> 00:32:11,285
another person I think who's a loser in this politically,

491
00:32:11,325 --> 00:32:14,389
and that's Bibi Netanyahu. This person from the region said,

492
00:32:14,410 --> 00:32:16,594
I think most people have turned against the war for

493
00:32:16,673 --> 00:32:20,579
domestic political reasons. They're referring to countries, I'll say, you

494
00:32:20,619 --> 00:32:23,625
know, in the Gulf. And the majority are frustrated with

495
00:32:23,665 --> 00:32:27,433
Bibi Netanyahu. So it's an extraordinary outcome. We were just

496
00:32:27,473 --> 00:32:29,999
talking about it before we started how just imagining that

497
00:32:30,019 --> 00:32:32,442
this war would end this way based on what the

498
00:32:32,502 --> 00:32:35,449
president promised on February 27th. I think there's no question

499
00:32:35,469 --> 00:32:39,757
Iran is coming out stronger. Iran is much stronger. Iran's

500
00:32:39,817 --> 00:32:43,102
the winner, ladies and gentlemen. So. They knew this was

501
00:32:43,182 --> 00:32:45,125
coming. They knew this was coming, so they sent Vance

502
00:32:45,227 --> 00:32:48,755
out. Vance went everywhere, including The View, which I have

503
00:32:48,795 --> 00:32:50,198
the clips. I don't think we should play them. It

504
00:32:50,218 --> 00:32:55,069
was so stupid. These women are so disappointing as human

505
00:32:55,170 --> 00:32:59,664
beings. Vance, by the way, besides being on The View,

506
00:32:59,726 --> 00:33:04,741
was on every... Without fail. Every Fox show. Not just

507
00:33:04,822 --> 00:33:08,255
Fox. He was on CBS, CBS. He was on NBC.

508
00:33:08,274 --> 00:33:11,044
He was everywhere. He was on Gutfeld. He was on

509
00:33:11,085 --> 00:33:15,440
The Five. He was on everything. I know. This guy.

510
00:33:15,988 --> 00:33:17,824
Well, of course, he has a book to plug, so

511
00:33:17,865 --> 00:33:23,856
that's the gimmick. Maybe that's why they had him. That's

512
00:33:23,876 --> 00:33:27,194
an interesting point. Because these were probably pre-booked for the

513
00:33:27,296 --> 00:33:32,973
book. Wow, the timing is interesting. So they had him

514
00:33:33,115 --> 00:33:35,798
out ready to do all, he had all these. these

515
00:33:35,858 --> 00:33:38,980
appearances booked in it because it's his calendar too. I

516
00:33:39,059 --> 00:33:41,173
wonder, by the way, when he booked it, because this

517
00:33:41,255 --> 00:33:44,798
is overbooking. If I've ever seen overbooking in my life,

518
00:33:44,837 --> 00:33:47,785
this has got to be it. I wonder if anybody

519
00:33:47,924 --> 00:33:50,551
knew that he was so ridiculous. He booked that he

520
00:33:50,592 --> 00:33:54,421
was on every show. Because generally speaking, if you're a

521
00:33:54,540 --> 00:33:58,983
journalist, let me give you a quick example. journalists would

522
00:33:59,065 --> 00:34:03,784
often get notes from these PR companies. And my favorite

523
00:34:03,844 --> 00:34:05,948
one was always when I was at PC Magazine and

524
00:34:06,008 --> 00:34:08,954
somebody wanted me to write a column about something, they'd

525
00:34:09,876 --> 00:34:12,681
send a note saying, oh, you should write a column

526
00:34:12,722 --> 00:34:15,708
about this guy because he's great. In fact, he was

527
00:34:17,010 --> 00:34:20,657
written about in Vogue and in Harper's and he was

528
00:34:20,717 --> 00:34:22,322
in the New York Times. He was in the Washington

529
00:34:22,362 --> 00:34:24,326
Post and he was in the blah, blah, blah. And

530
00:34:24,346 --> 00:34:26,452
they list off all these things that he's done. And

531
00:34:26,532 --> 00:34:28,717
I'm thinking, why am I going to write about him?

532
00:34:28,737 --> 00:34:31,563
I look like Johnny Come Lately. I'm not writing about

533
00:34:31,605 --> 00:34:39,077
him. Johnny Come Lately. I get these. There's so many

534
00:34:39,137 --> 00:34:42,425
of these coming out now. in my email box because

535
00:34:42,445 --> 00:34:46,420
you know a podcaster and my adam mccurry.com people find

536
00:34:46,480 --> 00:34:50,516
that everywhere i'm getting and you can market a spam

537
00:34:50,577 --> 00:34:54,085
all you want It keeps coming in. I'll have to

538
00:34:54,125 --> 00:34:55,612
read a few more of those in the future because

539
00:34:55,693 --> 00:34:59,123
it's exactly like that. And sometimes... But first of all,

540
00:34:59,528 --> 00:35:02,320
what idiot are you? What idiot PR person are you?

541
00:35:02,711 --> 00:35:04,976
I hate you because you know I don't do guests

542
00:35:05,077 --> 00:35:07,427
if you listen to the show. You don't. So now

543
00:35:07,489 --> 00:35:12,465
I hate you. I hate this strong word. I think

544
00:35:12,485 --> 00:35:18,025
you're foolish. So here's Vance on CBS about the comparison.

545
00:35:18,146 --> 00:35:20,134
And one final point on this. You know, you hear

546
00:35:20,173 --> 00:35:22,661
a lot of comparisons. How is this? How is this

547
00:35:22,721 --> 00:35:27,170
the same from the JCPOA? I think that fundamentally misunderstands

548
00:35:27,271 --> 00:35:31,498
where we are. We have comprehensively destroyed their nuclear program,

549
00:35:31,840 --> 00:35:34,485
and this agreement is about ensuring that they don't rebuild

550
00:35:34,545 --> 00:35:38,632
it. The JCPOA was fundamentally about bribing them to stop

551
00:35:38,672 --> 00:35:42,220
the construction or to cease a nuclear program that was...

552
00:35:42,199 --> 00:35:45,909
already in progress. It's a very different background, a very

553
00:35:45,970 --> 00:35:48,717
different sort of leverage, and I think really a different

554
00:35:48,876 --> 00:35:52,184
outcome for the American people. So the president was very

555
00:35:52,286 --> 00:35:54,971
clear at this G7 meeting, which used to be the

556
00:35:55,052 --> 00:35:59,027
G8 until everyone decided Russia had to get out. Just

557
00:35:59,302 --> 00:36:02,474
pfft. People don't even remember that anymore. Get out. We

558
00:36:02,496 --> 00:36:05,746
don't like you anymore. We do. We do. The president

559
00:36:05,786 --> 00:36:09,657
was very clear about the difference between JCPOA and this

560
00:36:09,898 --> 00:36:14,934
MOU and 60-day deal. It's very different. Obama did not

561
00:36:14,994 --> 00:36:19,038
have... was not in the position to say this. Bomb

562
00:36:19,059 --> 00:36:22,242
Iran if they don't comply, but there's nothing enforceable. in

563
00:36:22,262 --> 00:36:24,713
the deal itself, is that correct? - It doesn't have

564
00:36:24,733 --> 00:36:27,186
to be. I let him know, I said, "Look, if

565
00:36:27,226 --> 00:36:29,880
you don't adhere to the agreement, "I don't wanna do

566
00:36:29,940 --> 00:36:33,155
that." We're going to bomb the hell out of you.

567
00:36:33,608 --> 00:36:35,675
And I don't think that they're going to veer from

568
00:36:35,715 --> 00:36:37,483
the agreement. What else am I going to do? Am

569
00:36:37,503 --> 00:36:38,467
I going to say I'm going to take you to

570
00:36:38,507 --> 00:36:41,056
court? Let me take you to court. Let me sue

571
00:36:41,318 --> 00:36:43,663
you. No, we're gonna bomb the hell out of them

572
00:36:43,824 --> 00:36:45,894
if they violate the agreement. I don't want them to.

573
00:36:46,737 --> 00:36:50,673
I want them to honor the agreement. Again, the strage

574
00:36:50,755 --> 00:36:53,475
slows up. Bad things can happen, you know, in war.

575
00:36:53,831 --> 00:36:56,983
Terrible things happen, like you mentioned the question before about

576
00:36:57,525 --> 00:37:00,815
the school gets hit, other things get hit. Bad things

577
00:37:00,876 --> 00:37:04,023
happen in war. War is a nasty place. I see

578
00:37:04,043 --> 00:37:06,449
it. I see it. I see it better than maybe

579
00:37:06,528 --> 00:37:10,516
anybody has ever seen it. Okay, so that is the

580
00:37:10,737 --> 00:37:14,264
deal. You stop doing this or I bomb you. Mr.

581
00:37:14,304 --> 00:37:17,490
President, you've been saying all week that this deal permanently

582
00:37:17,550 --> 00:37:20,737
prevents Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. But the drafts

583
00:37:21,117 --> 00:37:25,847
of the deal... mentioned Iran's nuclear program. So can you

584
00:37:25,907 --> 00:37:43,623
explain how exactly the deal achieves that goal? at a

585
00:37:43,762 --> 00:37:45,827
level that was three times greater, and they knew that

586
00:37:47,130 --> 00:37:50,797
I will bomb them. Now, that's with me as president.

587
00:37:50,936 --> 00:37:54,384
If you have a weak, pathetic president, maybe that doesn't

588
00:37:54,443 --> 00:37:56,608
happen, but I can only do the job that I

589
00:37:56,648 --> 00:37:58,192
have to do. I have a long time to go.

590
00:37:58,211 --> 00:38:01,998
I have almost three years, close to three years. Time

591
00:38:02,059 --> 00:38:06,146
is going fast. Bomb them, bomb them, and bomb them

592
00:38:06,166 --> 00:38:09,733
again. Okay, so then there was part of the drafts

593
00:38:09,793 --> 00:38:14,003
and New York Times. I saw people posting, we're going

594
00:38:14,023 --> 00:38:17,909
to give them $300 billion. This is horrible. We're the

595
00:38:17,989 --> 00:38:23,967
losers. Bonjour. This is Peter Doocy saying bonjour. Because he's

596
00:38:24,048 --> 00:38:32,876
in France. kind of sad bonjour bonjour you've been clear

597
00:38:32,936 --> 00:38:36,846
president trump the united states is not going to directly

598
00:38:36,965 --> 00:38:40,876
pay iran but the u.s is going to let the

599
00:38:40,976 --> 00:39:02,619
iranians start making billions Selling oil, accessing this reconstruction fund.

600
00:39:02,599 --> 00:39:07,789
$300 million fund. It's only $300 million fund. It's only

601
00:39:07,891 --> 00:39:10,976
if they're doing things right. Remember this also. When you

602
00:39:11,016 --> 00:39:14,804
talk about billions of dollars, they've had much more than

603
00:39:14,864 --> 00:39:17,529
a trillion dollars worth of damage done. They got a

604
00:39:17,590 --> 00:39:20,516
long way. They'll be 15 to 20 years to rebuild

605
00:39:20,916 --> 00:39:23,414
what they have right now. I don't see why it's

606
00:39:23,454 --> 00:39:26,363
so hard for people to understand that the deal is

607
00:39:26,403 --> 00:39:29,532
kind of obvious. You do what we say or we

608
00:39:29,572 --> 00:39:32,961
bomb you. You don't need more than one paragraph that

609
00:39:33,001 --> 00:39:38,779
says that. People may not like it. But, you know,

610
00:39:39,726 --> 00:39:42,605
and the 300 billion is coming from the... The Gulf

611
00:39:42,645 --> 00:39:45,675
states, they're the one. Yeah, it's mostly in terms of

612
00:39:45,695 --> 00:39:48,023
investment. Yeah, of course it is. And it's all going

613
00:39:48,043 --> 00:39:50,510
to flow into. No, they're just giving him money. No,

614
00:39:50,529 --> 00:39:55,020
it's all going to flow into. the Abraham Accords will

615
00:39:55,061 --> 00:39:57,916
all be a part of this. And then, this is

616
00:39:57,956 --> 00:40:00,009
the part that I find rather interesting.

617
00:40:01,596 --> 00:40:07,012
And funny enough, only Morning Joe. talked about it. Here's

618
00:40:07,072 --> 00:40:09,599
Vance on CBS about Israel. Let me ask you this

619
00:40:09,659 --> 00:40:12,103
before you go. Is Israel on board with this? It

620
00:40:12,143 --> 00:40:14,690
doesn't appear so at this time. What are you hearing?

621
00:40:14,750 --> 00:40:17,516
What are you thinking? Well, Gail, of course, Israel's been

622
00:40:17,536 --> 00:40:21,664
a good partner, but we do expect... They've been participating

623
00:40:21,704 --> 00:40:25,572
in this peace agreement. They've been participating in our talks

624
00:40:25,632 --> 00:40:28,858
with Iran. They understand where our perspective is. And what

625
00:40:28,878 --> 00:40:31,525
the president has said is that we expect everybody to

626
00:40:31,585 --> 00:40:35,733
honor this agreement. There are always, Gail, these bumpy moments

627
00:40:35,773 --> 00:40:39,059
with these ceasefires. Sometimes someone will fire and sometimes somebody

628
00:40:39,079 --> 00:40:41,945
will... responds. We think right now that there are probably

629
00:40:42,025 --> 00:40:45,291
people within Iran because of the internet blackout. They're not

630
00:40:45,311 --> 00:40:48,378
even aware that this deal has happened. So we certainly

631
00:40:48,458 --> 00:40:50,844
expect the Israelis are going to be a participant in

632
00:40:50,903 --> 00:40:52,887
this peace process. But we think it's going to be

633
00:40:52,947 --> 00:40:54,630
good for them. It's going to be good for us.

634
00:40:54,731 --> 00:40:56,635
It's going to be good for the Gulf Coast coalition.

635
00:40:57,115 --> 00:41:14,434
And Gail, if the Iranians... So... Israel is not happy

636
00:41:14,474 --> 00:41:20,668
with this. And Trump doesn't care. Only Morning Joe, for

637
00:41:20,730 --> 00:41:22,898
some reason, is the only place you could find talking

638
00:41:22,960 --> 00:41:27,630
about this. Let's talk about... what it is to be

639
00:41:27,650 --> 00:41:33,166
an Israeli this morning, looking at the United States. I've

640
00:41:33,206 --> 00:41:36,333
heard from a lot of strong supporters of Israel over

641
00:41:36,353 --> 00:41:39,144
the last day. That's Joe saying... Some of my best

642
00:41:39,186 --> 00:41:44,050
friends are Jewish. They feel betrayed. You had, on October

643
00:41:44,070 --> 00:41:49,532
7th, more Jews killed than any day since the Holocaust.

644
00:41:50,655 --> 00:41:55,594
Netanyahu started a three-year war. Uh, much of it, uh,

645
00:41:55,614 --> 00:41:59,626
I've just absolutely found, uh, to be... way over the

646
00:41:59,686 --> 00:42:05,358
line and the abuse heaped upon people in Gaza and

647
00:42:05,780 --> 00:42:10,170
leveling of Lebanon, but the Israeli people went along with

648
00:42:10,230 --> 00:42:14,692
it. Support it. because of october the 7th but they

649
00:42:14,733 --> 00:42:19,822
launched a three-year war against iranian proxies And Iran itself,

650
00:42:19,983 --> 00:42:24,275
Netanyahu went in and pushed Donald Trump into starting this

651
00:42:24,335 --> 00:42:27,202
war. Okay, so there's that meme again. Bull crap. Yeah,

652
00:42:27,222 --> 00:42:30,391
it's bull crap. So Trump talked about this a lot.

653
00:42:30,907 --> 00:42:34,322
particularly when it was sitting down with the al-Qaeda guy

654
00:42:34,382 --> 00:42:37,797
who now runs Syria. And I suggested to Israel to

655
00:42:37,898 --> 00:42:42,112
let... Fox was all over this. You make it sound

656
00:42:42,132 --> 00:42:44,659
like nobody else talked about it, but everybody on Fox

657
00:42:44,699 --> 00:42:47,226
was talking, especially the part you're going to play, which

658
00:42:47,306 --> 00:42:49,932
is turning it over to Syria. Yeah, there was a

659
00:42:49,952 --> 00:42:53,041
little bit more than that. And I don't watch Fox

660
00:42:53,141 --> 00:42:57,711
religiously. uh i do find stuff from them but i

661
00:42:57,954 --> 00:43:00,742
i take them with this This is from C-SPAN. I

662
00:43:00,762 --> 00:43:03,987
was just watching on C-SPAN because I don't trust any

663
00:43:04,409 --> 00:43:07,815
cable news media. And I suggested to Israel to let

664
00:43:07,894 --> 00:43:11,661
Syria take care of... But you're telling me Fox was

665
00:43:11,721 --> 00:43:14,827
talking about how Israel was disappointed or were they playing

666
00:43:14,867 --> 00:43:20,340
these clips? Both. Okay. I think they do a better

667
00:43:20,400 --> 00:43:23,518
job of doing it. Right there. That was played over

668
00:43:23,557 --> 00:43:25,972
and over. And I didn't like Syria. I didn't like

669
00:43:26,012 --> 00:43:33,012
where... Two hours before we're signing the agreement, that there

670
00:43:33,032 --> 00:43:37,974
was an attack. In Lebanon, in Beirut. It wasn't like

671
00:43:38,014 --> 00:43:41,130
in the southern... and, you know, it was in Beirut.

672
00:43:41,150 --> 00:43:43,355
I did not like that. I let them know that.

673
00:43:43,735 --> 00:43:46,460
He wasn't, he was not holding back on this. Yeah,

674
00:43:46,480 --> 00:43:48,402
no, this was the clip that they played over and

675
00:43:48,483 --> 00:43:50,746
over, over and over. There's a couple more. I was

676
00:43:50,806 --> 00:43:54,693
very responsible for the gentleman that's here, that's now the

677
00:43:54,733 --> 00:43:57,197
president of Syria. He's done a tremendous job. He's put

678
00:43:57,237 --> 00:43:59,961
that country together in a year and a half. Sort

679
00:44:00,001 --> 00:44:02,284
of like our country, a year and a half, similar

680
00:44:02,304 --> 00:44:05,452
size. They said, please don't put him there. He's a

681
00:44:05,492 --> 00:44:09,561
very violent man. Al-Qaeda. Al-Qaeda. They said, well, I know

682
00:44:09,661 --> 00:44:11,864
one thing. A Boy Scout's not going to work. Did

683
00:44:11,945 --> 00:44:15,032
Fox have that clip? They didn't have the Boy Scout

684
00:44:15,134 --> 00:44:17,518
part. I love that. But they had the rest of

685
00:44:17,619 --> 00:44:36,496
it. He's upset about the apartment getting leveled because of

686
00:44:36,637 --> 00:44:39,559
one guy. Yes. But this is not a man who

687
00:44:39,639 --> 00:44:43,208
is controlled by BB, Net, and Yahoo. That's my point.

688
00:44:44,076 --> 00:44:48,103
Well, that's everybody's point. Except the people that hate our

689
00:44:48,163 --> 00:44:51,434
show. We'll get that done. That's a small one. And

690
00:44:51,474 --> 00:44:55,490
we'll work with Israel and get it done. But I'd

691
00:44:55,530 --> 00:44:57,940
like to do it. I mean, you have to do

692
00:44:57,960 --> 00:45:02,938
it. People living there... Buildings are being dropped. On top

693
00:45:02,980 --> 00:45:06,931
of them. or right alongside of them. How would you

694
00:45:06,971 --> 00:45:10,641
like to live there? It's so unfair, especially Beirut. You

695
00:45:10,661 --> 00:45:13,387
know, you go into Beirut, and I looked at the

696
00:45:13,467 --> 00:45:17,137
scene two days ago yesterday where they hit. That was

697
00:45:17,177 --> 00:45:20,914
a big hit. That was unnecessary in my book. And

698
00:45:20,974 --> 00:45:23,798
now he's going to take it to Bibi personally. I've

699
00:45:23,838 --> 00:45:26,422
had a great relationship with Bibi, but now Bibi has

700
00:45:26,443 --> 00:45:32,813
to be more responsible with respect to Lebanon. Lebanon used

701
00:45:32,853 --> 00:45:34,675
to be a great country. It was a country where

702
00:45:34,715 --> 00:45:40,425
you had professors, doctors, lawyers. The great intellect was in

703
00:45:40,465 --> 00:45:43,739
Lebanon. Now it's just, it's terrible. I would say of

704
00:45:43,798 --> 00:45:47,632
all countries they've been treated the worst. And they can't

705
00:45:47,672 --> 00:45:51,543
defend themselves. And they have Hezbollah, which is a problem

706
00:45:51,583 --> 00:45:55,675
for them. So, no, I'm not happy with the way

707
00:45:57,038 --> 00:46:02,288
Israel has... handled themselves with Lebanon and with Hezbollah. They

708
00:46:02,309 --> 00:46:04,514
should have been able to do this yet faster. It

709
00:46:04,574 --> 00:46:09,342
just goes on forever. And when that happens, it throws

710
00:46:10,045 --> 00:46:12,148
a negative light on the big deal, and that's the

711
00:46:12,168 --> 00:46:17,619
deal with Iran. So when you ask me about Bibi,

712
00:46:17,820 --> 00:46:26,574
An unbelievable relationship. Unbelievable relationship. Unbelievable. I think that's what

713
00:46:26,634 --> 00:46:29,521
it means. It's unbelievable that I even have this guy

714
00:46:29,822 --> 00:46:32,588
call me on the phone. Well, my favorite clip from

715
00:46:32,809 --> 00:46:34,653
Trumbo, he says, if it wasn't for me, he'd be

716
00:46:34,672 --> 00:46:38,713
in jail. Well, that wasn't a clip. That was the

717
00:46:38,835 --> 00:46:44,324
Axios reporting. He confirmed that on the New York Post

718
00:46:44,385 --> 00:46:46,829
interview. We played that a couple of weeks ago. Let's

719
00:46:46,909 --> 00:46:50,594
listen to what Al Jazeera has to say. All right.

720
00:46:51,036 --> 00:46:53,204
I mean, they don't talk about what you just played

721
00:46:53,324 --> 00:46:56,458
so much with the Syria-Israeli thing, but they talk about

722
00:46:56,498 --> 00:46:59,561
the... what might be going on with what Iran really

723
00:46:59,621 --> 00:47:03,413
demands. Iran's top diplomat says that any agreement with the

724
00:47:03,472 --> 00:47:07,501
United States must include the release of blocked Iranian funds,

725
00:47:07,963 --> 00:47:11,470
sanctions relief, and Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon, as we've been

726
00:47:11,489 --> 00:47:14,817
discussing. Listen to Abbas Araki, and then right after that,

727
00:47:14,896 --> 00:47:19,893
U.S. President Donald Trump. The first phase is to end

728
00:47:19,913 --> 00:47:23,659
the war, the Strait of Hormuz, the naval blockade, and

729
00:47:23,699 --> 00:47:26,103
the other topics related to freeing the frozen assets of

730
00:47:26,222 --> 00:47:30,791
Iran, the reconstruction. Every other topic that is related will

731
00:47:30,811 --> 00:47:34,115
be dealt with through talks and negotiations for the coming

732
00:47:34,135 --> 00:47:38,264
60 days until we reach a final agreement. During the

733
00:47:38,324 --> 00:47:41,711
final agreement, we'll talk about the nuclear matters and lifting

734
00:47:41,751 --> 00:47:46,780
the sanctions. From our perspective, the two sides of this

735
00:47:46,800 --> 00:47:50,307
agreement are America and Israel on one side and Iran

736
00:47:50,347 --> 00:47:53,012
and Hezbollah on the other. The end of the war

737
00:47:53,072 --> 00:47:55,838
in Lebanon is an inseparable part of the complete end

738
00:47:55,898 --> 00:47:58,534
of the war. and the end of the war includes

739
00:47:58,574 --> 00:48:03,704
the end of the occupation as well. Meh, alright. Sounds

740
00:48:03,744 --> 00:48:05,510
about right. That's what it sounds like. It sounds right.

741
00:48:05,529 --> 00:48:09,981
Then we have the CBC chiming in with a couple

742
00:48:10,041 --> 00:48:13,932
of analysis pieces. Good things are happening. Only a few

743
00:48:13,992 --> 00:48:16,800
people have seen the fine print of Donald Trump's... deal

744
00:48:16,840 --> 00:48:19,989
with Iran, the one he claims will reopen the Strait

745
00:48:20,028 --> 00:48:23,255
of Hormuz and end the war. But the U.S. president

746
00:48:23,315 --> 00:48:26,885
says within days, everyone will. Iran will never have a

747
00:48:27,005 --> 00:48:31,777
nuclear weapon. And it says it loud and clear. Meeting

748
00:48:31,797 --> 00:48:34,492
with leaders from the Persian Gulf on the sidelines of

749
00:48:34,532 --> 00:48:38,354
the G7 in France. Trump was peppered with questions about

750
00:48:38,373 --> 00:48:43,046
Israel and its intensely negative reaction to his deal. In

751
00:48:43,166 --> 00:48:48,961
extraordinary remarks, Trump positioned himself as Israel's savior. Without the

752
00:48:48,981 --> 00:48:53,057
United States, there would be no Israel. Without me, there

753
00:48:53,077 --> 00:48:55,333
would be no Israel because no other president was willing

754
00:48:55,375 --> 00:48:58,507
to do what I did. Equally remarkable was his assessment

755
00:48:58,889 --> 00:49:03,096
of Israel's military tactics fighting Hezbollah in Lebanon, where more

756
00:49:03,157 --> 00:49:08,226
than 3,800 people had been killed. In criticizing the impact

757
00:49:08,367 --> 00:49:12,916
on civilians, Trump echoed arguments more commonly used by Israel's

758
00:49:13,037 --> 00:49:17,858
harshest international critics. Israel's fighting Hezbollah too long and too

759
00:49:17,878 --> 00:49:20,643
many people are being killed. And you don't have to

760
00:49:20,703 --> 00:49:23,032
knock down an apartment house every time you're looking for

761
00:49:23,094 --> 00:49:25,382
somebody. Because there are a lot of people in those

762
00:49:25,443 --> 00:49:27,913
apartment houses. And they're not all Hezbollah, that I can

763
00:49:27,953 --> 00:49:33,117
tell you. Yep. Okay. So the CBC is addressing it

764
00:49:33,400 --> 00:49:37,492
to some extent. is part two. The potential lifting of

765
00:49:37,592 --> 00:49:41,458
sanctions to ease Iran's crippled economy and the future of

766
00:49:41,538 --> 00:49:45,023
its nuclear program, which both the U.S. and Israel said

767
00:49:45,104 --> 00:49:48,630
necessitated the war, have been kicked down the road to

768
00:49:48,670 --> 00:49:52,556
be dealt with during two months of negotiations, said Iran's

769
00:49:52,576 --> 00:49:58,173
foreign minister, Syed Abbas Arrachi. Israel's full withdrawal from the

770
00:49:58,637 --> 00:50:00,009
Middle East.

771
00:50:00,000 --> 00:50:07,036
from Lebanon must come first, he said. Israel's Prime Minister

772
00:50:07,077 --> 00:50:11,385
Benjamin Netanyahu did not address Trump's criticisms of him or

773
00:50:11,445 --> 00:50:14,710
his war tactics, but Monday night he vowed to maintain

774
00:50:14,731 --> 00:50:18,978
Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon, casting doubt on how long

775
00:50:19,057 --> 00:50:22,445
the negotiations will last. with Iran will last. If Trump's

776
00:50:22,545 --> 00:50:26,072
deal holds, shipping lanes will reopen and more attacks and

777
00:50:26,152 --> 00:50:31,543
bombings averted. But with Iran's leadership emboldened, the alliance between

778
00:50:31,563 --> 00:50:35,110
the United States and Israel is being tested, perhaps as

779
00:50:35,150 --> 00:50:38,797
never before. Oh, okay. Yeah, valid. By the way, I

780
00:50:38,818 --> 00:50:43,902
keep saying by the way. unbelievable Right now, CNN and

781
00:50:43,983 --> 00:50:50,869
Ms. Now. are doing full-on live coverage of... this presidential

782
00:50:51,009 --> 00:50:56,507
center and there's john legend and they're they're on stage

783
00:50:56,628 --> 00:51:02,300
they're performing uh bruce springsteen You've got the Obamas dancing.

784
00:51:03,023 --> 00:51:09,367
Oh, Stevie Wonder's there. George Bush is there. Uh, George

785
00:51:09,449 --> 00:51:12,304
Bush is there? Oh yeah, oh yeah, dancing like a

786
00:51:12,364 --> 00:51:17,405
white guy. Oh man. It looks like a very small

787
00:51:17,527 --> 00:51:22,500
exclusive concert. Which it would make sense. It's just, okay.

788
00:51:22,780 --> 00:51:24,969
All right, it's Live Aid, everybody. It's just like Live

789
00:51:24,989 --> 00:51:26,295
Aid. We need to go. All right, we need to

790
00:51:26,335 --> 00:51:29,789
go live. We need to go live. It's so awesome.

791
00:51:30,052 --> 00:51:37,581
Obama's on. Let's go. Crazy. Wow. Now, the president didn't

792
00:51:37,601 --> 00:51:40,619
do himself a lot of favors with everything he said.

793
00:51:40,599 --> 00:51:46,954
dead in France. Here's Anderson Cooper picked up on it.

794
00:51:47,034 --> 00:51:49,780
The nuclear dust, we're going to want that. And I

795
00:51:49,800 --> 00:51:51,302
think we're going to get that. We're going to get

796
00:51:51,342 --> 00:51:54,108
the dust back. The dust. The nuclear dust. The nuclear

797
00:51:54,148 --> 00:51:56,574
dust. We're getting the nuclear dust. That was a term

798
00:51:56,633 --> 00:51:59,280
I made up because it's sort of, you know, it's...

799
00:51:59,860 --> 00:52:02,690
A simpler term for... people understand it's nuclear dust sort

800
00:52:02,729 --> 00:52:06,547
of dusty but i said we get the nuclear dust

801
00:52:06,967 --> 00:52:09,994
He can call it whatever he wants, but they're not

802
00:52:10,054 --> 00:52:12,942
getting it. When asked about it today, the president said

803
00:52:12,981 --> 00:52:15,507
that's no longer a problem because the material was buried

804
00:52:15,568 --> 00:52:18,916
by American airstrikes, which led to this very long soliloquy

805
00:52:18,936 --> 00:52:23,259
about granite and marble. Heh. They were building, or they

806
00:52:23,299 --> 00:52:26,548
were enriching material, as they say. I call it nuclear

807
00:52:26,568 --> 00:52:30,821
dust. They were enriching material under granite mountains, granite being,

808
00:52:30,961 --> 00:52:34,431
for those not in the construction business, granite being a

809
00:52:34,612 --> 00:52:39,022
very strong, the strongest stone. It's not as pretty as

810
00:52:39,102 --> 00:52:43,227
marble, but it's much more... It's much stronger. It's a

811
00:52:43,348 --> 00:52:46,832
lot stronger. Like the new granite I put. on the

812
00:52:46,912 --> 00:52:48,999
stairs of the White House going to the Oval Office

813
00:52:49,039 --> 00:52:53,856
to black granite. It's rated one million years plus. No

814
00:52:53,916 --> 00:52:57,929
marbles rated that. Marbles rated 100 years if it's outside.

815
00:52:58,611 --> 00:53:06,970
So these are granite. Yeah. It's about granite. I mean,

816
00:53:07,010 --> 00:53:11,740
I was expecting to go back about the pool. Olympic-sized

817
00:53:11,780 --> 00:53:16,049
swimming pools. Now with algae. I think it's funny that,

818
00:53:16,129 --> 00:53:19,456
yeah, granite is a different, we use it, we have

819
00:53:20,138 --> 00:53:23,692
used both of these. products and yeah marbles porous yeah

820
00:53:23,773 --> 00:53:26,164
oh it's it's stains you got to be real careful

821
00:53:26,204 --> 00:53:32,683
it's stains but granite does nothing yeah um let's see

822
00:53:32,744 --> 00:53:35,176
there was one analyst i did get this from fox

823
00:53:35,216 --> 00:53:40,519
who explained the difference between This Iran deal, which is...

824
00:53:40,655 --> 00:53:42,499
do what I say or I throw a bomb on

825
00:53:42,539 --> 00:53:47,590
your head versus the JCPOA. Former President Obama was on

826
00:53:47,630 --> 00:53:50,997
TV earlier today saying, you know, whatever deal the president

827
00:53:51,058 --> 00:53:53,884
is able to sign, that it wouldn't be much different

828
00:53:53,924 --> 00:53:57,091
than his deal, the JCPOA. Can you tell us how

829
00:53:57,231 --> 00:53:59,997
this deal is different and how it is better? So

830
00:54:00,037 --> 00:54:05,537
broadly speaking... the JCPOA deal negotiated under President Obama allowed

831
00:54:05,718 --> 00:54:09,142
Iran a path toward a nuclear program. Because when we

832
00:54:09,182 --> 00:54:11,606
talk about enriched uranium, and this is really important when

833
00:54:11,626 --> 00:54:13,488
we look at the difference in these deals here, and

834
00:54:13,528 --> 00:54:14,950
I don't want to give you too much of a

835
00:54:15,010 --> 00:54:17,574
lesson on enrichment, but it's actually quite important when we're

836
00:54:17,594 --> 00:54:20,418
talking about the Obama deal versus the deal that was

837
00:54:20,498 --> 00:54:24,325
just signed. right now. During the Obama administration, it allowed

838
00:54:24,386 --> 00:54:27,251
Iran to continue enriching uranium. And the way that uranium

839
00:54:27,312 --> 00:54:30,618
is enriched, the uranium ore is actually extracted from the

840
00:54:30,678 --> 00:54:33,003
ground, and then through a chemical process, it turns into

841
00:54:33,023 --> 00:54:35,869
yellow cake. And then another chemical process, it turns into

842
00:54:35,929 --> 00:54:39,256
hexafluoride gas, and they spin that gas very rapidly in

843
00:54:39,296 --> 00:54:43,058
advanced centrifuges. And ultimately, the heavier particles go to the

844
00:54:43,138 --> 00:54:46,612
outside and the lighter ones stay in the middle. And

845
00:54:46,652 --> 00:54:49,297
this is repeated over and over again until you get

846
00:54:49,317 --> 00:54:53,184
to a higher purity of enriched uranium. And to take

847
00:54:53,665 --> 00:54:57,072
enriched uranium from, let's say, 5% to 10% to 20%,

848
00:54:57,693 --> 00:55:01,080
ultimately to 60%, and eventually 90%, which is weapons... grade

849
00:55:01,100 --> 00:55:04,486
material can be a matter of weeks, if not days.

850
00:55:04,507 --> 00:55:07,913
And so allowing the Iranians to keep advanced centrifuges and

851
00:55:07,954 --> 00:55:12,383
then enrich uranium, eventually closer to weapons grade material, set

852
00:55:12,403 --> 00:55:14,206
them on a path toward a weapon, because that is

853
00:55:14,226 --> 00:55:17,393
a process that is needed to create a nuclear weapon,

854
00:55:17,673 --> 00:55:21,085
even if they weren't doing it at that moment. agreement

855
00:55:21,186 --> 00:55:24,624
does not allow the Iranians, according to this senior administration

856
00:55:24,664 --> 00:55:28,444
official, to keep any of their enriched material. And that

857
00:55:28,484 --> 00:55:30,289
means they're not going to be able to repeat that

858
00:55:30,369 --> 00:55:34,120
process in advanced centrifuges. And then once U.S. forces leave

859
00:55:34,160 --> 00:55:37,429
the region, increase the purity of the enriched uranium again

860
00:55:37,489 --> 00:55:39,554
toward a nuclear weapon. All right. So that kind of

861
00:55:39,574 --> 00:55:42,741
explains it as a little bit different. And the only

862
00:55:42,781 --> 00:55:45,731
thing we care about is the price of gas. The

863
00:55:45,952 --> 00:55:49,887
FIFA tourists. That's right. The FIFA tourists, they already love

864
00:55:49,907 --> 00:55:51,653
it. They're like, I can't believe how cheap your gas

865
00:55:51,713 --> 00:55:55,339
is. What are you complaining about? I'm from Sweden. I'm

866
00:55:55,381 --> 00:56:00,039
from Germany. It's so cheap, it's amazing. And the president

867
00:56:00,060 --> 00:56:02,182
was asked about it. this by his shill in the

868
00:56:02,663 --> 00:56:05,389
uh in the press pool thank you president trump i'm

869
00:56:05,409 --> 00:56:08,615
sorry this is a different show oil prices are now

870
00:56:08,795 --> 00:56:12,583
plummeting how do you see this agreement further affecting energy

871
00:56:12,603 --> 00:56:15,228
prices in the u.s and the u.s economy in the

872
00:56:15,288 --> 00:56:18,294
long term and uh secondly mr president how do you

873
00:56:18,334 --> 00:56:20,719
think vice president jd vance did on the view yesterday

874
00:56:20,699 --> 00:56:26,739
Well, first of all, thank you for the word "plummeting"

875
00:56:27,095 --> 00:56:30,546
And that means oil prices are going to come down.

876
00:56:30,566 --> 00:56:32,171
You know, if you make donuts, you have a heating,

877
00:56:32,191 --> 00:56:34,398
you have a stove. Donuts! You have to buy the

878
00:56:34,418 --> 00:56:38,973
heat. You need the gas or the electricity or whatever

879
00:56:39,013 --> 00:56:44,172
you're using. Oil is the biggest thing. You get oil

880
00:56:44,192 --> 00:56:46,280
prices coming down, and they're going to come down, and

881
00:56:46,903 --> 00:56:49,513
we're hitting in the threes now for gasoline, and that'll

882
00:56:49,554 --> 00:56:52,926
come down a lot lower. I don't know what plummeting,

883
00:56:52,946 --> 00:56:57,304
I'm not sure exactly what plummeting, I mean, you plummet

884
00:56:57,324 --> 00:57:00,236
to your death, so that's like all the way down

885
00:57:00,276 --> 00:57:04,319
to the bottom. What is the definition of plummeting? falling

886
00:57:04,399 --> 00:57:07,566
fast let's ask the robot book of knowledge give me

887
00:57:07,606 --> 00:57:13,887
the definition of plummeting Oh my goodness. Let me try

888
00:57:13,908 --> 00:57:17,426
that again. Book of Knowledge. Give me the definition of

889
00:57:17,467 --> 00:57:25,694
plummeting. Oh, the book of knowledge is broken. Okay. Did

890
00:57:25,714 --> 00:57:29,633
you look it up? No, it means falling fast. Does

891
00:57:29,814 --> 00:57:32,810
it mean falling fast? Really? What do you think it

892
00:57:32,891 --> 00:57:38,770
means? Plummet? Let me see. Definition of. fall from an

893
00:57:38,911 --> 00:57:41,595
altitude? Well, let's see. I just want to... I'm just

894
00:57:41,756 --> 00:57:45,840
asking. Let's see here. The robot should be at- The

895
00:57:45,880 --> 00:57:51,128
robot is broke! The robot's broken. To fall very quickly

896
00:57:51,148 --> 00:57:56,788
and suddenly. Okay, fall very quickly and suddenly. I don't

897
00:57:56,809 --> 00:57:59,966
know if it's, it is dropping. It has gone down

898
00:58:00,007 --> 00:58:02,500
below 80. It dropped from 100 to 75, so. Well,

899
00:58:02,520 --> 00:58:23,982
that's 25%. That's quite a fall. have slid down and

900
00:58:24,022 --> 00:58:28,812
the Brent has also come down to a 78.3%. Global

901
00:58:28,872 --> 00:58:33,761
prices have continued to come down and this is also

902
00:58:33,962 --> 00:58:37,850
going to affect not just India but also our neighboring

903
00:58:37,890 --> 00:58:41,878
countries of China, Japan, South Korea, Europe which were heavily

904
00:58:41,938 --> 00:58:48,726
affected by the Now what's interesting is that CNBC is

905
00:58:48,746 --> 00:58:52,692
starting to publish articles about an oil glut. that is

906
00:58:52,795 --> 00:58:55,999
on the horizon. that there would be too much oil.

907
00:58:56,419 --> 00:58:59,213
Have you picked up on this? No, but that'd be

908
00:58:59,273 --> 00:59:03,340
great. Yeah, well, they call it the golly buff. effect.

909
00:59:03,761 --> 00:59:06,486
Mr. Vice President Brian Sullivan, thank you again for coming

910
00:59:06,547 --> 00:59:08,270
on the program. I want to follow up with that

911
00:59:08,290 --> 00:59:11,135
because I think it's incredibly important what you just said,

912
00:59:11,155 --> 00:59:14,382
that if Mohammad Ghalibaf, who is seen as a more

913
00:59:14,522 --> 00:59:18,570
hardliner, is at the table, that would be construed as

914
00:59:18,610 --> 00:59:22,257
an even better symbol, a better sign of where this

915
00:59:22,337 --> 00:59:26,291
negotiation... May go. Would you agree with that, that getting

916
00:59:26,331 --> 00:59:29,336
somebody like a Mohammed Ghalibaf, the speaker of the House

917
00:59:29,376 --> 00:59:32,421
who is seen as more of a hardliner internally, would

918
00:59:32,481 --> 00:59:36,528
be viewed as the best possible outcome here rather than

919
00:59:36,568 --> 00:59:39,192
one of the more moderates that might be seen as

920
00:59:39,212 --> 00:59:42,117
a little more pro-White House, and yet you still might

921
00:59:42,177 --> 00:59:47,992
have this division and factions inside of Iran. Well, I

922
00:59:48,012 --> 00:59:49,998
think the best outcome is a good deal for the

923
00:59:50,038 --> 00:59:54,170
American people, which we have. Fundamentally, we're dealing with everybody

924
00:59:54,211 --> 00:59:56,678
in the Iranian system. You know, there's the IRGC, the

925
00:59:56,698 --> 00:59:59,888
sort of regime hardliners, the military side. There's the political

926
00:59:59,908 --> 01:00:00,008
side.

927
01:00:00,000 --> 01:00:03,347
leadership and within the political leadership, you have people who

928
01:00:03,367 --> 01:00:06,353
are more hardline and less hardline. We expect to have

929
01:00:06,373 --> 01:00:10,742
a full spectrum of representatives at the negotiation on Friday.

930
01:00:10,782 --> 01:00:14,548
Again, we've been talking to these people, sometimes indirectly, but

931
01:00:14,610 --> 01:00:18,376
sometimes directly, and that's what's fundamentally changed under the president's

932
01:00:18,436 --> 01:00:21,811
leadership. We are now... speaking directly to the Iranian system.

933
01:00:22,172 --> 01:00:24,976
We have some good relationships there. So this is going

934
01:00:25,016 --> 01:00:27,539
to be a successful negotiation because, you know, we're not

935
01:00:27,619 --> 01:00:31,326
passing messages through various back channels anymore. We're actually talking

936
01:00:31,365 --> 01:00:33,248
to them. And when you talk to them, you figure

937
01:00:33,329 --> 01:00:36,273
out what's real, what's fake, what are they serious about,

938
01:00:36,333 --> 01:00:39,478
what are they not serious about. And the thing I'd

939
01:00:39,539 --> 01:00:42,390
add to that is... We fundamentally have all the cards

940
01:00:42,470 --> 01:00:45,620
here. We don't have to give the Iranians anything if

941
01:00:45,660 --> 01:00:47,827
they don't make the commitments that we want long term

942
01:00:47,867 --> 01:00:50,636
on the nuclear program. Yeah, you're right. Blah, blah, blah,

943
01:00:50,656 --> 01:00:54,164
blah. Can I ask you a quick question? Yeah. I

944
01:00:54,244 --> 01:00:58,006
thought the negotiations were done last week over the weekend

945
01:00:58,147 --> 01:01:00,319
and they were going to sign the agreement on Sunday.

946
01:01:00,359 --> 01:01:02,107
And the Iranians said, no, we're not going to sign

947
01:01:02,147 --> 01:01:04,035
it on Sunday. We're going to sign the M-O-A or

948
01:01:04,558 --> 01:01:08,515
M-O-E or whatever the hell it is. M-O-U. M-O-U. M-O-U.

949
01:01:08,935 --> 01:01:11,325
on Friday and they're going to go sign it on

950
01:01:11,385 --> 01:01:14,015
Friday. Now, what now all of a sudden I'm hearing

951
01:01:14,055 --> 01:01:17,971
that this is negotiations with all kinds of factions. Well,

952
01:01:17,991 --> 01:01:22,680
what? Wait, what? No. uh the memory said yes here's

953
01:01:22,721 --> 01:01:24,999
how i understand it because since you asked me the

954
01:01:25,040 --> 01:01:27,812
question I am asking you the question. And as an

955
01:01:27,873 --> 01:01:30,746
aside, the definition of glut is flooding the market with

956
01:01:30,787 --> 01:01:38,007
more supply than there is demand. The memorandum of understanding.

957
01:01:38,523 --> 01:01:43,073
If you, what I've read, 14 points. is no more

958
01:01:43,093 --> 01:01:48,577
than... Shut up. Don't create nuclear bombs or I will

959
01:01:48,617 --> 01:01:51,948
bomb you. And we'll figure out all the details in

960
01:01:51,989 --> 01:01:54,818
the next 60 days. And that's what Vance is going

961
01:01:54,859 --> 01:01:59,431
to sign on Friday. some elaborate science makes it sound

962
01:01:59,451 --> 01:02:02,024
as though they're going to be doing negotiations on Friday.

963
01:02:02,379 --> 01:02:06,953
But that's when the technical, the technical, technical negotiations will

964
01:02:06,973 --> 01:02:10,444
start. Who's going to go in and check it? You

965
01:02:10,464 --> 01:02:14,275
know, what are the checks and balances? To me, it

966
01:02:14,337 --> 01:02:20,031
doesn't matter. What the president is saying, and whether Americans

967
01:02:20,132 --> 01:02:22,738
like it or not, he's saying... Stop that nonsense or

968
01:02:22,758 --> 01:02:24,395
I will bomb- It's literally saying I will put a

969
01:02:24,435 --> 01:02:29,375
bomb on your head. That's the deal. You don't need

970
01:02:29,436 --> 01:02:35,031
anything else. I mean, his point is valid. So we

971
01:02:35,071 --> 01:02:37,864
have a 150-page document. What's the point? And if they

972
01:02:37,904 --> 01:02:40,516
violate the document, there's no point. His point is valid.

973
01:02:40,536 --> 01:02:44,939
What's his point? Get rid of all your nuclear dust.

974
01:02:45,711 --> 01:02:47,439
Don't mess with the straight of the moose. Is that

975
01:02:47,459 --> 01:02:49,649
a point or is that an assertion? No, that's a

976
01:02:49,730 --> 01:02:54,251
point. That is a point in the memorandum of understanding.

977
01:02:55,663 --> 01:03:00,236
Stop messing with shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. That's

978
01:03:00,357 --> 01:03:02,553
it. Or I will put a bomb on your head.

979
01:03:02,634 --> 01:03:07,320
That's it. That's the whole deal. Will that hold up

980
01:03:07,380 --> 01:03:10,859
in international court? No, that's what Trump said. What am

981
01:03:10,879 --> 01:03:12,286
I going to do? I sue these guys if they

982
01:03:12,327 --> 01:03:15,696
break the deal? Now, as long as he's president, that's

983
01:03:15,736 --> 01:03:18,419
the deal. And the next president, we'll see. He even

984
01:03:18,459 --> 01:03:20,787
said that. Did you see when he walked into the

985
01:03:20,848 --> 01:03:23,530
G7? And said, I'm the boss. Did you see that?

986
01:03:23,550 --> 01:03:26,154
Yes, I did. It was hilarious. It wasn't good enough

987
01:03:26,194 --> 01:03:29,439
for audio, unfortunately. Yeah. There was a lot of fun

988
01:03:29,479 --> 01:03:32,044
things that happened at the G7. And my favorite was

989
01:03:32,064 --> 01:03:34,828
Starmer, like, we did this. We're going to do this.

990
01:03:34,908 --> 01:03:38,815
We're all in. Aren't we good? Well, let me first

991
01:03:39,155 --> 01:03:42,918
say how much we welcome the deal. that President Trump

992
01:03:42,958 --> 01:03:46,165
has been able to get in this situation and congratulate

993
01:03:46,225 --> 01:03:48,771
him and the mediators on the work that they have

994
01:03:48,831 --> 01:03:52,719
done because this is a really important breakthrough. At the

995
01:03:52,759 --> 01:03:56,167
G7 here, we've been discussing the details of that deal.

996
01:03:56,728 --> 01:04:00,577
Oh, we're discussing the details. You're not in the negotiation,

997
01:04:00,597 --> 01:04:06,468
Starmer. As you will know, President Macron and I put

998
01:04:06,489 --> 01:04:10,276
together a group of countries prepared to play their part

999
01:04:10,977 --> 01:04:14,324
in terms of reassurance to get vessels through the strait.

1000
01:04:14,364 --> 01:04:21,819
That is hugely important in terms of reopening the strait.

1001
01:04:21,799 --> 01:04:24,763
opening the strait. Very, very important for us in the

1002
01:04:24,823 --> 01:04:27,367
United Kingdom. Very important. Because, of course, the strait being

1003
01:04:27,387 --> 01:04:28,989
closed in the way that it has, has had an

1004
01:04:29,049 --> 01:04:32,034
impact on our economy, had an impact on every household

1005
01:04:32,074 --> 01:04:34,798
across the country. So we'll play our full part in

1006
01:04:34,818 --> 01:04:37,982
relation to that. Yes, we're here. We're side by side.

1007
01:04:38,042 --> 01:04:42,721
Our special relationship is restored. We're good to go. And

1008
01:04:43,075 --> 01:04:47,069
And if anything, I still fully believe that this was

1009
01:04:47,250 --> 01:04:51,929
just as much about killing the old systems. with Lloyd's

1010
01:04:51,989 --> 01:04:54,557
of London, you know, now there's all these other insurance

1011
01:04:54,618 --> 01:04:58,610
companies. We're the ones that are controlling what's happening there.

1012
01:04:58,630 --> 01:05:03,557
And the, the... City of London and the British Crown,

1013
01:05:03,637 --> 01:05:05,248
all those people, they're cut off. They're out of the

1014
01:05:05,288 --> 01:05:10,056
deal. Go mess around with NATO and Ukraine and see

1015
01:05:10,096 --> 01:05:14,086
if you can make that work. I think it's a

1016
01:05:14,147 --> 01:05:19,140
very good deal for America. And it was interesting because

1017
01:05:19,201 --> 01:05:22,700
the... the oil baron, he's like, You know, a lot

1018
01:05:22,740 --> 01:05:24,437
of analysts are saying it's going to shoot up over

1019
01:05:24,458 --> 01:05:30,549
100, 150. What are you talking about? I don't think

1020
01:05:30,610 --> 01:05:32,879
this... We've heard this before. I don't think the deal

1021
01:05:32,919 --> 01:05:35,650
will really be finalized until well after the midterms. That

1022
01:05:35,730 --> 01:05:41,241
doesn't seem likely. After the midterms? Now, I think there's

1023
01:05:41,303 --> 01:05:43,951
a lot of guys in the oil business like we

1024
01:05:44,172 --> 01:05:46,264
we got to keep this going this is great for

1025
01:05:46,385 --> 01:05:50,436
us I got a Obama clip just came out. Play

1026
01:05:50,456 --> 01:05:55,661
my Obama clip. Obama clip. Hold on a second. Winnie

1027
01:05:55,703 --> 01:06:00,992
the Obama The Obama. Let me just, I just, I

1028
01:06:01,354 --> 01:06:05,626
just, I just, I just. I just want to be

1029
01:06:05,706 --> 01:06:15,806
clear about this. Imagine if I had pulled Fox News'

1030
01:06:15,866 --> 01:06:17,990
credentials from the White House press corps. Are you so

1031
01:06:18,011 --> 01:06:20,195
bored with me that you're gonna put a poorly edited

1032
01:06:20,295 --> 01:06:23,935
Obama clip in all of a sudden? Poorly edited. Oh,

1033
01:06:24,096 --> 01:06:27,673
that's the worst thing to say. Click, click, click. It

1034
01:06:27,713 --> 01:06:42,636
wasn't even rhythmic. Click, click. Ow. We have that. No,

1035
01:06:42,656 --> 01:06:48,336
no, no. Hey! See? That's a good Obama. So, um...

1036
01:06:49,011 --> 01:06:53,373
Just as an aside... There was a story that ran

1037
01:06:53,414 --> 01:06:57,427
that unreported every place, it seems to me, during all

1038
01:06:57,467 --> 01:07:02,520
this brouhaha and the G7 and every place else. is

1039
01:07:02,591 --> 01:07:06,637
I bet you haven't heard about this, the Rubio row

1040
01:07:06,677 --> 01:07:10,963
with India? No, I haven't. The U.S. Secretary of State

1041
01:07:11,063 --> 01:07:15,309
Marco Rubio has told his Indian counterpart that any violation

1042
01:07:15,349 --> 01:07:18,373
of the blockade of Iran will not be tolerated. He

1043
01:07:18,413 --> 01:07:21,497
also warned against what he called the illicit transport of

1044
01:07:21,537 --> 01:07:26,246
Iranian oil in the... Strait of Hormuz. Ambarasan Etirajan reports.

1045
01:07:26,587 --> 01:07:29,713
Mark Rubio made the comments after the Indian foreign minister

1046
01:07:29,753 --> 01:07:33,361
Subramaniam Jaishankar called him to protest over the killing of

1047
01:07:33,401 --> 01:07:36,828
three Indian seafarers by an American strike on a merchant

1048
01:07:36,888 --> 01:07:40,335
vessel. It was one of three ships with mostly Indian

1049
01:07:40,435 --> 01:07:43,773
crew that were attacked this week. as the US enforces

1050
01:07:43,853 --> 01:07:47,959
its naval blockade on Iran. Delhi lodged a strong diplomatic

1051
01:07:48,019 --> 01:07:52,125
protest. Despite the two countries sharing close ties, the latest

1052
01:07:52,285 --> 01:07:55,910
comments by Mr Rubio are clearly seen as a snub.

1053
01:07:55,930 --> 01:07:59,275
As one former Indian diplomat pointed out, there was no

1054
01:07:59,395 --> 01:08:02,704
regret over the killing of unarmed civilian sailors. of a

1055
01:08:02,764 --> 01:08:10,958
friendly country. I had not heard that. BBC, interesting. Yeah.

1056
01:08:11,284 --> 01:08:14,262
I hadn't heard that. This is from the same country

1057
01:08:14,322 --> 01:08:16,975
where they're doing this to their school children. Now woke

1058
01:08:16,995 --> 01:08:19,607
schools teaching pupils at Stonehenge was built by black people,

1059
01:08:19,829 --> 01:08:23,225
Alex. Yes, so children are being taught... that Stonehenge, this

1060
01:08:23,245 --> 01:08:26,520
is a story mail online today, Stonehenge was built by

1061
01:08:26,560 --> 01:08:30,900
black people and the Roman Emperor Nero married a trans

1062
01:08:30,921 --> 01:08:33,790
woman. These are the stories that are being, and they're

1063
01:08:33,850 --> 01:08:41,959
also being told in pro-transgender lessons that slaves have to

1064
01:08:41,979 --> 01:08:45,693
be had their body parts altered and it was a

1065
01:08:45,794 --> 01:08:48,946
form of gender transition. I mean, you couldn't make it

1066
01:08:49,067 --> 01:08:54,410
up. Yeah, of course. That's exactly what they're doing. You're

1067
01:08:54,430 --> 01:08:58,286
topping me now with this jack-off clip. It's like shooting

1068
01:08:58,406 --> 01:09:03,337
fish in a barrel. Do you want to talk about

1069
01:09:03,377 --> 01:09:05,943
Ukraine and Russia for a minute, or is it too

1070
01:09:05,983 --> 01:09:07,727
much war? I'm going to go to something else. I

1071
01:09:07,767 --> 01:09:11,034
think we can move on to other stuff. Okay. There's

1072
01:09:11,094 --> 01:09:13,480
nothing going on there that I can tell that's worth

1073
01:09:13,520 --> 01:09:20,315
talking about that's new. Well, Ukraine drones hit targets in

1074
01:09:20,375 --> 01:09:24,161
Russia again, and what I'm hearing... I'll take it with

1075
01:09:24,262 --> 01:09:28,811
a grain of salt. is that Russia may be ready

1076
01:09:28,933 --> 01:09:34,484
to... um show what they can really do. Like, hit

1077
01:09:34,504 --> 01:09:38,109
them with something bigger. Yeah, well, we'll see. Like a

1078
01:09:38,170 --> 01:09:43,410
mini-nuke. It seems highly unlikely because all the... Radiation will

1079
01:09:43,431 --> 01:09:47,203
go into Russia. It depends on where. If they hit

1080
01:09:47,223 --> 01:09:49,416
them near Poland, they'd go into Poland. It depends on

1081
01:09:49,456 --> 01:09:52,131
how the wind is blowing. Well, that would make... They're

1082
01:09:52,151 --> 01:09:57,395
not doing that. Um... Here's something, although we already knew

1083
01:09:57,475 --> 01:10:00,008
it and we already discussed it. Byron Allen was on.

1084
01:10:00,000 --> 01:10:03,644
on CBS, the station where he, I see David Letterman

1085
01:10:03,664 --> 01:10:07,121
now at the Obama Presidential Center. Oh my goodness. Oh,

1086
01:10:07,280 --> 01:10:10,210
man. It's a party you do not want to be

1087
01:10:10,350 --> 01:10:12,336
at. It's like, I don't want to be there. The

1088
01:10:12,896 --> 01:10:15,985
only thing with John Legend is the giveaway. And Bruce

1089
01:10:16,027 --> 01:10:18,573
Springsteen, both on the same stage because their music is

1090
01:10:18,634 --> 01:10:23,363
so alike. Here's Byron Allen explaining his deal. So how

1091
01:10:23,403 --> 01:10:25,167
did this deal turn out? Like, how did it work?

1092
01:10:25,188 --> 01:10:27,653
Because you talked to Kevin Frazier about it. Yeah. This

1093
01:10:27,712 --> 01:10:29,516
is something that you had to come out of pocket

1094
01:10:29,556 --> 01:10:32,925
for. It's something you're very passionate about. Yeah. So the,

1095
01:10:33,166 --> 01:10:36,273
you know, the networks are challenged because sports rights are

1096
01:10:36,313 --> 01:10:39,300
very expensive. Of course. And, you know, add dollars and

1097
01:10:39,319 --> 01:10:43,106
shit. from linear to digital. So there's some financial pressure.

1098
01:10:43,528 --> 01:10:48,297
And I've invested about a billion dollars buying ABC, NBC,

1099
01:10:48,398 --> 01:10:52,005
CBS, and Fox affiliates and other assets like the Weather

1100
01:10:52,045 --> 01:10:53,988
Channel. So I bought the Weather Channel about eight years

1101
01:10:54,048 --> 01:10:57,114
ago. And what I said to the networks, I said,

1102
01:10:57,135 --> 01:11:02,265
look, you're spending about 150... on Colbert and the show

1103
01:11:02,386 --> 01:11:22,355
after Colbert. And I'm running half-hour infomercials, spray on hair,

1104
01:11:23,037 --> 01:11:25,541
you know, abs in 24 hours. I said, save your

1105
01:11:25,600 --> 01:11:29,166
money. I will put my show, Comics Unleashed, on. Now,

1106
01:11:29,225 --> 01:11:31,729
I started Comics Unleashed, well, first of all, they said

1107
01:11:31,750 --> 01:11:33,431
this is great. Yeah, they said this is a great

1108
01:11:33,492 --> 01:11:35,895
idea. You're going to save us $150 to $170 million?

1109
01:11:35,916 --> 01:11:37,898
Well, I love that you use your business mind to

1110
01:11:38,418 --> 01:11:40,082
kind of transform. from the comedy world, but you just

1111
01:11:40,141 --> 01:11:42,287
mentioned that you've written jokes for David Letterman, and you

1112
01:11:42,327 --> 01:11:45,493
know the public criticism from Letterman, from Kimmel, from others

1113
01:11:46,033 --> 01:11:48,979
about CBS canceling Colbert. How does that sit with you

1114
01:11:49,039 --> 01:11:51,645
as the person who's taking on this time slot? I

1115
01:11:51,685 --> 01:11:53,970
think it was a very unfortunate event. I love Stephen

1116
01:11:54,010 --> 01:11:57,015
Colbert. I'm a big fan. Once they made the decision,

1117
01:11:57,076 --> 01:12:00,242
I said, okay, this isn't show business. business show. You

1118
01:12:00,262 --> 01:12:02,266
know, they say, you know, they're losing lots of money.

1119
01:12:02,447 --> 01:12:04,952
I said, here's a solution not to lose lots of

1120
01:12:05,011 --> 01:12:07,235
money. And I think we can hold on to his

1121
01:12:07,337 --> 01:12:10,483
audience and hopefully build on it because it is business

1122
01:12:10,523 --> 01:12:14,029
show, not show business. And I'm sure that CBS right

1123
01:12:14,090 --> 01:12:16,314
after that said, so people were wrong that it wasn't

1124
01:12:16,395 --> 01:12:19,020
Trump who got him fired. It was really about money.

1125
01:12:19,891 --> 01:12:24,725
Yeah, they didn't. They didn't. One more that you will

1126
01:12:24,746 --> 01:12:28,655
be interested in. The guy's a genius. Byron Allen? Yeah.

1127
01:12:28,896 --> 01:12:31,824
I don't know. I'm skeptical about buying all the local

1128
01:12:31,904 --> 01:12:37,770
affiliates, though. What is the long-term value of that? He

1129
01:12:37,972 --> 01:12:41,158
sees everything as a vehicle for infamy. infomercials and his

1130
01:12:41,259 --> 01:12:45,377
shows. Yeah, but, okay, I just don't know what the

1131
01:12:45,439 --> 01:12:48,497
viewership is anymore. It has to be, I mean, just

1132
01:12:48,759 --> 01:12:53,077
over time it's declining. There's enough evidence of that, so

1133
01:12:53,117 --> 01:12:56,350
I just wonder. If he can make it work. No,

1134
01:12:56,369 --> 01:12:58,996
I'm sure he's made a calculation. He hasn't made any

1135
01:12:59,036 --> 01:13:02,301
mistakes. He's not dumb. He's not dumb. So here is

1136
01:13:02,563 --> 01:13:05,670
an ad that popped up that Steve the clip collector

1137
01:13:05,750 --> 01:13:08,314
included in his batch to me this morning Did you

1138
01:13:08,376 --> 01:13:11,882
know that the average American sees up to nine pharmaceutical

1139
01:13:11,984 --> 01:13:15,451
ads every day? That adds up to 16 hours of

1140
01:13:15,511 --> 01:13:19,038
pharmaceutical ads every year. Are you sick and tired of

1141
01:13:19,099 --> 01:13:23,448
pharmacy? pushing medications you probably don't even need just to

1142
01:13:23,507 --> 01:13:26,994
drive up profits? You're not alone. Nearly three out of

1143
01:13:27,114 --> 01:13:31,344
four American voters want Big Pharma to stop advertising directly

1144
01:13:31,444 --> 01:13:35,271
to consumers. But Big Pharma ignores what people want. In

1145
01:13:35,292 --> 01:13:41,323
2025 alone, drug makers spent $9 billion. on direct-to-consumer advertising.

1146
01:13:41,824 --> 01:13:44,951
Enough is enough. Big Pharma needs to give that time

1147
01:13:45,091 --> 01:13:48,939
back to Americans. Voters are ready for lawmakers to take

1148
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a stand and get Big Pharma off our airwaves and

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01:13:52,345 --> 01:13:55,372
out of our living rooms. Tell Congress it's time to

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01:13:55,493 --> 01:14:01,087
ban direct-to-consumer advertising by pharmaceutical companies. Learn more at pharma

1151
01:14:01,189 --> 01:14:07,938
reform alliance.com paid for by pharmaceutical reform alliance, Inc. How

1152
01:14:07,958 --> 01:14:11,847
about that? It's about time. I don't know why they

1153
01:14:11,908 --> 01:14:15,386
have to put together a group when all that should

1154
01:14:15,447 --> 01:14:19,118
happen is the president and the... HHS secretary should just

1155
01:14:19,158 --> 01:14:21,323
put just put the kibosh on it. We're the only

1156
01:14:21,404 --> 01:14:24,889
country besides New Zealand in the entire world that allows

1157
01:14:24,929 --> 01:14:28,375
this. Well, they're calling... And it's created a situation where

1158
01:14:28,414 --> 01:14:31,460
the big pharma's pushing people around. They've got too much

1159
01:14:31,520 --> 01:14:36,268
political power. Clout. If you look at pharma reform alliance

1160
01:14:36,387 --> 01:14:40,729
dot com, this is quite a big group. of partners.

1161
01:14:41,467 --> 01:14:44,408
I'd say on this page, probably about 50 of them.

1162
01:14:45,307 --> 01:14:48,829
Like who? The name of you. Okay. I'll start at

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01:14:48,850 --> 01:14:54,648
the top. Association of Builders and Contractors in Greater Michigan.

1164
01:14:55,452 --> 01:15:01,115
Ash woodworking. Yeah, that's like... Bad Idea Supply should be

1165
01:15:01,197 --> 01:15:09,277
on here. Let's see. Uh... California. So far, two lightweights.

1166
01:15:09,317 --> 01:15:12,864
Well, there's a lot of them. California African-American Chamber of

1167
01:15:12,966 --> 01:15:20,284
Commerce, California Black Chamber of Commerce, California Hispanic. Calis- Palazien

1168
01:15:20,587 --> 01:15:23,971
Chamber of Commerce, a lot of chambers of commerce. Citizens

1169
01:15:24,115 --> 01:15:29,788
unite. Let's see. I'm looking for some big names here.

1170
01:15:30,239 --> 01:15:38,456
Doster Law Offices, meaningless. Event ticket authority? Uh... It's, you're

1171
01:15:38,476 --> 01:15:41,148
right, it seems like a lot of small... small company,

1172
01:15:41,167 --> 01:15:45,203
a lot of real estate people for some reason. And

1173
01:15:45,224 --> 01:15:48,422
they say they are, what do they say here? A

1174
01:15:48,442 --> 01:15:51,733
bipartisan alliance whose members are united by common goals, holding

1175
01:15:51,813 --> 01:15:55,364
Big Pharma accountable for ripping off the American people and

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01:15:55,404 --> 01:15:58,716
making prescription drugs more affordable and accessible in the United

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01:15:58,756 --> 01:16:03,664
States once and for all. I smell Trump somewhere. And

1178
01:16:03,704 --> 01:16:06,395
they have a... Not done well enough to be Trump.

1179
01:16:07,318 --> 01:16:11,963
They're at 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue. So it's not like... Avenue

1180
01:16:11,984 --> 01:16:18,583
K. It's not like Avenue K. the Republican women of

1181
01:16:18,625 --> 01:16:21,315
East Alabama. I know. I like that they're doing the

1182
01:16:21,457 --> 01:16:25,685
ads. And if, you know, yes, I'm sure that. The

1183
01:16:25,706 --> 01:16:27,974
reason I say I smell Trump is because he knows

1184
01:16:28,014 --> 01:16:30,743
that it's a problem if he just signs an executive

1185
01:16:30,842 --> 01:16:34,454
order. It has to go through Congress. They need a,

1186
01:16:34,475 --> 01:16:38,266
dare I say it, a grassroots movement. That's what they

1187
01:16:38,309 --> 01:16:42,003
need. I think someone's trying something. Did banning cigarettes ad

1188
01:16:42,085 --> 01:16:47,609
require that? Congress, yes, it did require Congress, absolutely. Do

1189
01:16:47,630 --> 01:16:49,475
we know that for a fact? We can't ask the

1190
01:16:49,515 --> 01:16:52,122
robot anymore. I think the robot may be fixed. Kick

1191
01:16:52,143 --> 01:16:55,231
it, kick it. No, hold on. Let me see if

1192
01:16:55,292 --> 01:16:59,675
the robot is... Let me see if the robots... working

1193
01:16:59,841 --> 01:17:05,305
again. What was your question? Did it require an act

1194
01:17:05,326 --> 01:17:08,962
of Congress to ban cigarette advertising? Book of Knowledge. Did

1195
01:17:09,002 --> 01:17:12,699
it require an act of Congress to ban cigarette advertising?

1196
01:17:13,600 --> 01:17:16,939
I'm not still broken. What does it do? It flips

1197
01:17:17,001 --> 01:17:21,117
a page and dies? Yeah. Hmm, it's getting an error.

1198
01:17:21,439 --> 01:17:24,863
Talk about voter fraud. I have the other robot working

1199
01:17:24,923 --> 01:17:27,994
on fixing that robot. As we speak. It'll get fixed

1200
01:17:28,015 --> 01:17:29,963
during the show. Have the one robot fix you. There

1201
01:17:30,024 --> 01:17:34,895
you go. Now you're talking. Exactly. Let's go with, I

1202
01:17:34,916 --> 01:17:37,180
guess, some voter fraud clips. Okay, you want to set

1203
01:17:37,220 --> 01:17:41,764
it up? Uh, yeah. Voter fraud in California is ridiculous

1204
01:17:41,823 --> 01:17:45,094
and is being ignored. And people, you know, we talk

1205
01:17:45,134 --> 01:17:47,850
about it all the time on the show. We had

1206
01:17:47,871 --> 01:17:51,926
some good clips about how it works. And but, you

1207
01:17:51,966 --> 01:17:54,859
know, they've been uncovering stuff left and right. And there's

1208
01:17:54,899 --> 01:17:57,048
got to be something done about it because, you know,

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01:17:57,109 --> 01:18:00,034
half of the dead people in California are voting. Now

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01:18:00,055 --> 01:18:02,900
because you haven't registered, I need to register you so

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01:18:03,042 --> 01:18:08,230
I can get paid too. This is the video taken

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01:18:08,310 --> 01:18:11,198
on Skid Row that the Department of Justice says has

1213
01:18:11,298 --> 01:18:15,569
sparked an investigation into voter registration fraud in Los Angeles.

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01:18:15,970 --> 01:18:20,121
The video created by right-wing political activist James O'Keefe. was

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01:18:20,201 --> 01:18:23,969
posted back in March. And on Monday, Assistant Attorney General

1216
01:18:24,029 --> 01:18:28,216
Harmeet Dhillon, alongside First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Saley and

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01:18:28,277 --> 01:18:31,703
officials with the FBI announced an arrest and charges in

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01:18:31,764 --> 01:18:36,153
the case. They say 64-year-old Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong, a

1219
01:18:36,193 --> 01:18:39,908
longtime signature gatherer for petitions, has been charged with paying

1220
01:18:39,948 --> 01:18:44,976
people, including some experiencing homelessness, to register to vote. Prosecutors

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01:18:45,016 --> 01:18:49,163
say her motivation? Petition gatherers are paid for valid signatures,

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01:18:49,404 --> 01:18:52,368
which require the person signing to be a registered voter.

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01:18:52,929 --> 01:18:56,033
She would then gather, starting in 2025, stacks of voter

1224
01:18:56,073 --> 01:18:59,920
registration forms from the Los Angeles County Registrar of Voters.

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01:18:59,899 --> 01:19:02,966
and then go to Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles

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01:19:03,327 --> 01:19:07,014
to have homeless people first sign the voter registration forms

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01:19:07,494 --> 01:19:11,684
and then sign the signature petitions. In exchange, they say

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01:19:11,724 --> 01:19:14,909
she would offer cash, which is illegal under federal law,

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01:19:15,431 --> 01:19:18,237
and have them use her old address on the form.

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01:19:18,537 --> 01:19:21,805
These were often small sums of money. as well as

1231
01:19:22,186 --> 01:19:36,903
cigarettes and phone cards. Yeah, it's the homeless people they're

1232
01:19:36,922 --> 01:19:44,054
paying. It's also an example of marketing. Explain. Well, smart

1233
01:19:44,094 --> 01:19:47,902
marketing. She gets paid so much for signatures on petitions.

1234
01:19:48,323 --> 01:19:51,911
She has these people create those signatures so she can

1235
01:19:51,931 --> 01:19:55,840
get, she probably makes $5 per signature on a petition

1236
01:19:56,501 --> 01:19:59,368
and costs her two bucks to get somebody to create

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01:19:59,427 --> 01:20:00,009
a new.

1238
01:20:00,000 --> 01:20:03,555
voter registration, she makes three bucks on the arbitrage. Right.

1239
01:20:03,576 --> 01:20:09,060
Well, that was because California law allows ballot harvesting. Which

1240
01:20:09,445 --> 01:20:13,998
I don't think is legal everywhere. It's a fabulous marketing

1241
01:20:14,100 --> 01:20:18,301
opportunity for this woman. uh she should be given at

1242
01:20:18,341 --> 01:20:20,724
least some kudos from the one of the uh You

1243
01:20:20,743 --> 01:20:23,488
know, maybe an award or something from an advertising age,

1244
01:20:23,550 --> 01:20:27,076
perhaps. Oh, the golden, what is it? What does it

1245
01:20:27,115 --> 01:20:30,722
have in the golden lion? What is it? Something like

1246
01:20:30,863 --> 01:20:35,471
that. A golden lion for this wonderful, wonderful campaign. The

1247
01:20:35,492 --> 01:20:39,038
announcement comes as California prepares for the June 2nd primary

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01:20:39,118 --> 01:20:42,445
election. with Monday marking the deadline to register to vote

1249
01:20:42,545 --> 01:20:46,753
for a mail-in ballot, while in-person voter registration extends to

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01:20:46,813 --> 01:20:50,260
May 23rd. Federal officials also tied the case to a

1251
01:20:50,360 --> 01:20:54,308
broader legal battle over access to California's voter rolls, which

1252
01:20:54,368 --> 01:20:58,776
they suspect have undocumented residents registered to vote, something California

1253
01:20:58,816 --> 01:21:03,671
officials have denied. In terms of what the broader electorate

1254
01:21:03,711 --> 01:21:07,404
thinks about this, it's not the case that folks are

1255
01:21:07,504 --> 01:21:14,139
worried about... people who are ineligible participating. Matt LeSignier is

1256
01:21:14,179 --> 01:21:17,389
a political science professor at Cal State University, Long Beach.

1257
01:21:17,690 --> 01:21:20,077
He says cases of election fraud are rare in the

1258
01:21:20,238 --> 01:21:25,148
U.S. amid safeguards like signature verification, Ains says research continues

1259
01:21:25,228 --> 01:21:28,254
to show that voter fraud has little to no impact

1260
01:21:28,434 --> 01:21:32,983
on election outcomes. Nationwide, we see this less than two

1261
01:21:33,044 --> 01:21:36,531
dozen in the thousands of elections that we have across

1262
01:21:36,591 --> 01:21:42,021
the country. So it is a microscopic rate. of incidents

1263
01:21:42,442 --> 01:21:45,849
in voter fraud. He also warned of the difference between

1264
01:21:45,929 --> 01:21:49,877
voter registration fraud and a fraudulent ballot that actually gets

1265
01:21:49,957 --> 01:21:53,444
counted for a race. Federal prosecutors have not alleged that

1266
01:21:53,484 --> 01:21:57,071
fraudulent ballots were cast in Brown Armstrong's case, but when

1267
01:21:57,172 --> 01:22:00,318
asked about the scope of this investigation, they say it's

1268
01:22:00,338 --> 01:22:02,302
just the tip of the iceberg. of the iceberg. This

1269
01:22:02,342 --> 01:22:05,147
is part of a larger investigation. We'll get into all

1270
01:22:05,208 --> 01:22:07,753
that, I think, soon in the future. And until more

1271
01:22:07,813 --> 01:22:11,981
arrests and charges are announced, experts say elections in America

1272
01:22:12,222 --> 01:22:17,152
remain secure. Yes, secure and safe and effective. They always

1273
01:22:17,252 --> 01:22:20,919
do that. I mean, it's a ridiculous report. I mean...

1274
01:22:20,991 --> 01:22:23,382
I've got two more clips, but play this one instead

1275
01:22:23,403 --> 01:22:27,462
or skip to this voter fraud taxes in L.A. This

1276
01:22:27,542 --> 01:22:33,492
is a. Twitter guy, somebody, you know... Twitter guy! And

1277
01:22:33,652 --> 01:22:36,963
some just said local bitching and moaning about the obvious.

1278
01:22:37,465 --> 01:22:40,576
So the people of L.A. literally just voted to increase

1279
01:22:40,636 --> 01:22:42,741
their own taxes. And I don't mean they did that

1280
01:22:42,842 --> 01:22:45,066
by voting for Karen Bass. No, I mean, there was

1281
01:22:45,086 --> 01:22:47,631
an actual ballot question saying, hey, do you guys want

1282
01:22:47,651 --> 01:22:50,056
to pay more in taxes? And the people of L.A.

1283
01:22:50,096 --> 01:22:53,883
apparently said yes. Now, you may be asking yourself, who

1284
01:22:53,903 --> 01:22:56,368
the fuck would vote to raise their own taxes? Well,

1285
01:22:56,508 --> 01:22:58,853
here's how that vote actually went down. So the people

1286
01:22:58,913 --> 01:23:02,769
that came and voted in person, yeah, almost unanimously. voted

1287
01:23:02,830 --> 01:23:04,941
against that ballot measure. They were like, go to wait,

1288
01:23:04,981 --> 01:23:08,776
you want to raise our taxes? Fuck that. But. Then

1289
01:23:08,816 --> 01:23:11,287
you had the mail-in ballots. And in the early mail-in

1290
01:23:11,327 --> 01:23:14,983
ballots, they also voted against it. But the ballots that

1291
01:23:15,023 --> 01:23:18,674
came in... After Election Day, you know, the ones that

1292
01:23:19,016 --> 01:23:24,491
were like 65% Nithya Raman? Yeah, they... overwhelmingly voted in

1293
01:23:24,571 --> 01:23:26,855
favor of raising their own taxes. By the way, they

1294
01:23:26,895 --> 01:23:30,400
raised it from 9.7. They've raised their sales tax from

1295
01:23:30,421 --> 01:23:35,649
9.75 to 10.25. They voted in favor of a more

1296
01:23:35,709 --> 01:23:39,676
than 10% sales tax. But yeah, I mean, look, here's

1297
01:23:39,696 --> 01:23:42,329
the thing. You can argue that it's strange. That so

1298
01:23:42,349 --> 01:23:46,145
many late ballots, you know, 65% were in favor of

1299
01:23:46,205 --> 01:23:49,399
Nithya Raman. I think it's even crazier than more than

1300
01:23:49,419 --> 01:23:53,887
80% of those ballots. were in favor of raising their

1301
01:23:53,968 --> 01:23:57,101
own taxes. Yeah, which brings us right back to the

1302
01:23:57,202 --> 01:24:02,300
very beginning of this episode. You live in a crazy

1303
01:24:02,362 --> 01:24:09,427
place. I'm not in LA. It's California. California is, it's

1304
01:24:09,589 --> 01:24:16,529
nuts. Well, I think it's corrupt. Okay. Placed with fraud.

1305
01:24:16,569 --> 01:24:20,894
Well... I have a question for you. I have a

1306
01:24:20,955 --> 01:24:22,401
report. for you and I need to ask you a

1307
01:24:22,442 --> 01:24:25,748
question about it before you fall into the Pacific Ocean.

1308
01:24:26,049 --> 01:24:28,294
A new study finds San Andreas has built up more

1309
01:24:28,374 --> 01:24:32,663
pressure today than in the last 1,000 years, priming the

1310
01:24:32,763 --> 01:24:36,090
SoCal region for just what geologists have warned about for

1311
01:24:36,190 --> 01:24:39,136
decades, the big one. You've got to remember, imminent to

1312
01:24:39,196 --> 01:24:43,204
a geologist is like... in the next century. Iconic seismologist

1313
01:24:43,224 --> 01:24:46,351
for the USGS, Dr. Lucy Jones, says this study tells

1314
01:24:46,431 --> 01:24:49,156
us a lot, but it doesn't tell us everything. It

1315
01:24:49,277 --> 01:24:51,541
doesn't tell us when the next earthquake's going to be.

1316
01:24:51,601 --> 01:24:54,948
To understand the future, geologists looked to the past, compiling

1317
01:24:54,988 --> 01:24:58,916
data from the last 1,000 years and creating this snapshot.

1318
01:24:58,936 --> 01:25:02,663
The red along the fault represents... historically high pressure built

1319
01:25:02,724 --> 01:25:05,930
by over a century of calm with no significant quake

1320
01:25:05,970 --> 01:25:08,816
to ease the Earth's energy. Unfortunately, there in Southern California,

1321
01:25:08,896 --> 01:25:11,741
you guys are plagued with a lot of different fault

1322
01:25:11,782 --> 01:25:13,926
lines, including the sort of the different parts of the

1323
01:25:13,946 --> 01:25:16,972
San Andreas itself and other faults like the San Jacinto.

1324
01:25:16,992 --> 01:25:19,497
And it's at that intersection of faults sitting here at

1325
01:25:19,517 --> 01:25:22,082
the critical corridor of the. Cajon Pass that acts as

1326
01:25:22,122 --> 01:25:25,429
a gateway through the state, meaning a potentially massive quake

1327
01:25:25,729 --> 01:25:28,455
stretching from one end of California to the next. So

1328
01:25:28,475 --> 01:25:30,619
there have been some earthquakes in the past that look

1329
01:25:30,639 --> 01:25:32,843
like they went the whole length from south all the

1330
01:25:32,883 --> 01:25:35,829
way to north through the Cajon Pass and the stress

1331
01:25:35,869 --> 01:25:38,134
level is extra high on sort of both sides of

1332
01:25:38,174 --> 01:25:41,000
that right now, increasing the chances that the next... one

1333
01:25:41,100 --> 01:25:43,165
could actually rip right through that area and be a

1334
01:25:43,225 --> 01:25:46,694
larger earthquake overall. A double fault rupture much worse than

1335
01:25:46,734 --> 01:25:49,662
a single fault event, which we know is still deadly,

1336
01:25:49,962 --> 01:25:54,013
like the 1989 6.9 Loma Prieta quake in San Francisco,

1337
01:25:54,334 --> 01:25:59,245
killing 63 people. Well? Your local boots on the ground

1338
01:25:59,285 --> 01:26:02,970
knowledge of this thousand year stress on the fault? Well,

1339
01:26:02,990 --> 01:26:04,946
we've been talking about this something going to happen in

1340
01:26:04,986 --> 01:26:11,071
Southern California for the last decade. Yeah. Yeah. Earthquake wise.

1341
01:26:11,459 --> 01:26:13,588
And so they're still talking about it. The way I

1342
01:26:13,628 --> 01:26:16,219
see it, something's going to happen. It's going to be

1343
01:26:16,299 --> 01:26:21,917
in the next 50 years. Okay. Yeah, that's a bet

1344
01:26:21,957 --> 01:26:24,233
would be easy to take. Book of knowledge has been,

1345
01:26:24,253 --> 01:26:26,468
the robot has been fixed by the robot. Let's ask

1346
01:26:26,529 --> 01:26:30,359
the question again. Book of Knowledge. Did it require an

1347
01:26:30,520 --> 01:26:35,039
active Congress to ban tobacco advertising on television in America?

1348
01:26:36,163 --> 01:26:40,840
Yes, he's back. He's working. Okay. Book of knowledge. If

1349
01:26:40,860 --> 01:26:45,705
we can actually find anything. According to the book of

1350
01:26:45,825 --> 01:26:50,816
knowledge, yes, it most certainly did. The Public Health Cigarette

1351
01:26:50,876 --> 01:26:54,925
Smoking Act was a 1970 federal law approved by the

1352
01:26:55,005 --> 01:26:58,613
United States Congress and signed into law by President Richard

1353
01:26:58,693 --> 01:27:04,005
Nixon, which banned cigarette advertisement. on American radio and television.

1354
01:27:04,025 --> 01:27:06,657
There you go. Yeah, that means it's never going to

1355
01:27:06,718 --> 01:27:12,055
happen. Maybe. The cigarette people were never the kind of

1356
01:27:12,076 --> 01:27:15,104
lobbyists that the pharma people are. Well, they should have.

1357
01:27:15,204 --> 01:27:17,920
They're just a couple of cigarette companies. They weren't really

1358
01:27:17,960 --> 01:27:22,407
selling stuff for thousands of dollars a pill. they weren't

1359
01:27:22,547 --> 01:27:25,438
lobbying like this, they weren't contributing to the campaigns of

1360
01:27:25,478 --> 01:27:27,967
the president to the extreme that the farmer people are.

1361
01:27:28,007 --> 01:27:30,957
This is never going to happen. You just bummed me

1362
01:27:31,098 --> 01:27:35,509
out. Well, maybe Elon Musk with his trillion dollars can

1363
01:27:35,771 --> 01:27:38,447
lobby everybody. He can get the president elected, so maybe

1364
01:27:38,467 --> 01:27:41,220
he can do that. Yeah, maybe. We should lobby Elon.

1365
01:27:42,571 --> 01:27:44,795
Well, on the topic of California, they might as well

1366
01:27:44,815 --> 01:27:46,557
play a little bit of this. You don't want those

1367
01:27:46,738 --> 01:27:48,741
other two fraud clips? You're good with those. Oh, yeah,

1368
01:27:48,761 --> 01:27:50,764
let's play those. Let's play fraud clips because these are

1369
01:27:50,804 --> 01:27:53,749
from ABC. A Los Angeles County woman has agreed to

1370
01:27:53,809 --> 01:27:57,394
plead guilty to paying people on Skid Row to register

1371
01:27:57,434 --> 01:28:01,121
to vote. Federal officials announcing the charge against. Brenda Lee

1372
01:28:01,181 --> 01:28:04,948
Brown Armstrong this week, which carries a maximum penalty of

1373
01:28:05,109 --> 01:28:08,315
five years in prison. The National News does. Jeff Harris

1374
01:28:08,355 --> 01:28:11,341
joining us. And according to her plea agreement, we do

1375
01:28:11,401 --> 01:28:14,948
know Brown Armstrong allegedly worked as a petition circulator for

1376
01:28:14,988 --> 01:28:19,297
nearly two decades. There is striking social media video. What

1377
01:28:19,357 --> 01:28:21,642
else is coming to light? So in that plea agreement,

1378
01:28:21,682 --> 01:28:25,830
Brown Armstrong admitting to working as a paid petition circulator,

1379
01:28:25,870 --> 01:28:29,557
allegedly targeting the homeless while gathering signatures throughout the Los

1380
01:28:29,638 --> 01:28:33,826
Angeles area. The bombshell admission coming after federal officials got

1381
01:28:33,846 --> 01:28:37,834
their hands on an undercover video. The Justice Department announcing

1382
01:28:37,874 --> 01:28:40,780
this week Brown Armstrong has been federally charged with and

1383
01:28:40,820 --> 01:28:43,505
has agreed to plead guilty to one felony count of

1384
01:28:43,606 --> 01:28:46,892
paying another person to register to vote, including the homeless

1385
01:28:46,932 --> 01:28:49,998
along L.A. Skid Row. We're committed to protecting the integrity

1386
01:28:50,158 --> 01:28:52,924
of all American elections at the Department of Justice Civil

1387
01:28:52,944 --> 01:28:55,549
Rights Division, but there needs to be a commitment by

1388
01:28:55,609 --> 01:28:58,174
people and leaders here in California. According to her plea

1389
01:28:58,214 --> 01:29:01,300
agreement, Brown Armstrong, for nearly two decades, worked as a

1390
01:29:01,360 --> 01:29:05,167
petition circulator, being paid by coordinators to gather signatures to

1391
01:29:05,227 --> 01:29:09,574
qualify initiatives, recalls, and referendums for California state ballots. She

1392
01:29:09,634 --> 01:29:12,079
paid the homeless around two or three bucks to fill

1393
01:29:12,139 --> 01:29:15,545
out voter registration forms, instructing them to use her own

1394
01:29:15,685 --> 01:29:20,919
former L.A. residence. Yep. Yeah, it's just basically the same.

1395
01:29:20,959 --> 01:29:26,443
but reiterated more professionally. I want to play this clip.

1396
01:29:26,463 --> 01:29:28,739
This is Newsome whining. This is only part of a

1397
01:29:28,779 --> 01:29:31,739
six-minute rant. Oh, can I do the setup for this?

1398
01:29:32,735 --> 01:29:37,840
Is this the Justice Department probe? Oh, there's a setup?

1399
01:29:37,981 --> 01:29:39,956
Yeah, I have a setup. I got a setup. Oh,

1400
01:29:39,976 --> 01:29:42,522
okay. I got a setup. California Governor Gavin Newsom is

1401
01:29:42,602 --> 01:29:46,748
accusing President Donald Trump of ordering the Justice Department to

1402
01:29:46,849 --> 01:29:50,294
launch a politically motivated investigation into him and his wife.

1403
01:29:50,754 --> 01:29:53,899
Newsom says federal agents have been questioning his family, his

1404
01:29:54,039 --> 01:29:58,185
friends, and former employees. The Democratic governor has frequently mocked

1405
01:29:58,226 --> 01:30:00,008
President Trump on social media.

1406
01:30:00,028 --> 01:30:03,554
Newsom claims the DOJ is searching for a crime that

1407
01:30:03,613 --> 01:30:06,599
does not exist. He says he is being targeted for

1408
01:30:06,719 --> 01:30:10,585
one reason. Okay. You want your whining? Yeah, and there

1409
01:30:10,625 --> 01:30:13,389
was this, so Newsom goes on the TV and he

1410
01:30:13,429 --> 01:30:17,216
starts whining. In recent days, federal agents have knocked on

1411
01:30:17,256 --> 01:30:21,002
the doors of family, friends, and former employees. Not because

1412
01:30:21,021 --> 01:30:24,547
they found a crime, because they're simply trying to find

1413
01:30:24,648 --> 01:30:28,715
one. They're demanding records. They're abusing the grand jury process,

1414
01:30:29,095 --> 01:30:33,101
digging through years and years of random documents. Donald Trump

1415
01:30:33,221 --> 01:30:36,568
isn't just coming after me because of my mean tweets.

1416
01:30:36,956 --> 01:30:40,119
He's coming after me because I'm considering running for president.

1417
01:30:40,768 --> 01:30:44,065
because he hates that I've consistently called him out over

1418
01:30:44,488 --> 01:30:48,850
and over again for his lies and deceit. Donald Trump

1419
01:30:49,332 --> 01:30:58,225
is simply the most corrupt president in American history. He's

1420
01:30:58,246 --> 01:31:01,421
not going after him anyway. It's after his wife. Yeah,

1421
01:31:01,440 --> 01:31:06,548
well... You're making $3.5 million a year, and it's not

1422
01:31:06,588 --> 01:31:08,811
that it's illegal to take most of the money from

1423
01:31:08,912 --> 01:31:12,358
an NGO or any of these little organizations you start.

1424
01:31:12,698 --> 01:31:14,782
It's that they think there may be some tax fraud

1425
01:31:14,841 --> 01:31:18,207
involved. Oh, I thought it was behest payments is what

1426
01:31:18,266 --> 01:31:21,533
it's called. Which is, well, that's probably that. too they're

1427
01:31:21,573 --> 01:31:26,850
looking for something so she's suspicious she seems She seems,

1428
01:31:27,211 --> 01:31:29,435
I don't know if you've seen her much recently, but

1429
01:31:29,475 --> 01:31:34,966
we see her here. She seems oddly nervous about, not

1430
01:31:35,106 --> 01:31:39,034
just since this began. No kidding. But for a long

1431
01:31:39,114 --> 01:31:43,296
time, she seemed oddly nervous. Hmm. She reminds me of

1432
01:31:43,436 --> 01:31:49,101
Waltz's wife. Uh... The turning the page woman who is

1433
01:31:49,162 --> 01:31:53,338
just like bug eyed and acting really strange. Well, so

1434
01:31:53,359 --> 01:31:57,219
the way I understand the behest payments is, and you're

1435
01:31:57,259 --> 01:32:02,807
right, the way I understand it is a... A company

1436
01:32:02,828 --> 01:32:08,128
can donate money to the governor and it would be

1437
01:32:08,248 --> 01:32:13,775
for any nonprofit the governor designates. And the governor happens

1438
01:32:13,815 --> 01:32:16,784
to designate some or all of that money to his

1439
01:32:16,845 --> 01:32:21,520
wife's nonprofit, which I think is some LGBTQ plus nonsense.

1440
01:32:22,648 --> 01:32:27,355
And then, you know, you see that these companies, notably

1441
01:32:27,456 --> 01:32:33,827
AT&T and Comcast, get huge $70 million, $125 million contracts

1442
01:32:33,846 --> 01:32:36,692
with the state of California. Yeah. And the fact that

1443
01:32:36,731 --> 01:32:40,037
he's out there saying this tells me there's something there.

1444
01:32:40,698 --> 01:32:43,894
Yeah, I agree. He went on and on and on,

1445
01:32:45,362 --> 01:32:48,689
protesting too much. Yes, don't. You know, if you just

1446
01:32:48,810 --> 01:32:53,078
lay low and, you know. But no. He's done it

1447
01:32:53,097 --> 01:32:58,442
out of style. Um, so... Let's see if this is

1448
01:32:58,622 --> 01:33:00,737
the clip that I was looking for about the screw

1449
01:33:00,777 --> 01:33:03,203
worm. All of a sudden, people are starting to figure

1450
01:33:03,283 --> 01:33:08,426
out that the cartels The Mexican cartels are smuggling 800,000

1451
01:33:09,171 --> 01:33:12,211
cattle a year from Central America into Mexico with fake

1452
01:33:12,310 --> 01:33:16,377
ear tags, falsified records. And this is what's brought the

1453
01:33:16,436 --> 01:33:19,899
screw worm back to Texas. And I'm telling you, when

1454
01:33:19,939 --> 01:33:21,902
they really get into it, they're going to. find more

1455
01:33:21,961 --> 01:33:26,655
than cows they're going to find drugs and people yeah

1456
01:33:26,695 --> 01:33:30,386
you want a uniform response in some way and this

1457
01:33:30,447 --> 01:33:34,881
is not what i thought it was this sucks This

1458
01:33:34,900 --> 01:33:36,935
is not the clip I thought it was. Yeah, but

1459
01:33:36,994 --> 01:33:39,009
I've heard that too. Well, we talked about it on

1460
01:33:39,029 --> 01:33:40,923
the last show, and I heard it maybe from... Texas

1461
01:33:40,944 --> 01:33:44,661
Slim, I wouldn't be able to say for sure. um

1462
01:33:45,239 --> 01:33:49,465
And I think we're going to see. Art imitating life

1463
01:33:49,484 --> 01:33:55,630
in Dutton Ranch from Taylor Sheridan. I think that's where

1464
01:33:55,670 --> 01:33:57,287
the storyline is going to go. This is going to

1465
01:33:57,346 --> 01:33:59,622
come out. It's going to be pretty big. And then,

1466
01:33:59,663 --> 01:34:01,614
you know, what Trump is going to do. He's going

1467
01:34:01,635 --> 01:34:06,295
to go bomb some cartel guy. Which is what we're

1468
01:34:06,314 --> 01:34:07,983
doing now. Well, he's done it before. Yeah, that's what

1469
01:34:08,023 --> 01:34:11,057
I'm saying. It's what we're doing now. We're bombing cartel

1470
01:34:11,097 --> 01:34:14,632
people. I, you know, as an American, I'm kind of

1471
01:34:14,653 --> 01:34:17,448
digging it. Yeah, let's go blow some people up. Suckers.

1472
01:34:18,891 --> 01:34:23,154
And an update on the S... SPLC, Southern Poverty Law

1473
01:34:23,256 --> 01:34:29,328
Center. Oh, these guys. This is great. New details are

1474
01:34:29,368 --> 01:34:32,577
drawing attention to a former top official at the Southern

1475
01:34:32,617 --> 01:34:36,667
Poverty Law Center, the organization best known for tracking hate

1476
01:34:36,707 --> 01:34:40,015
groups and extremism. It's always worse than we thought. According

1477
01:34:40,055 --> 01:34:44,345
to the Justice Department's expanding... case against the SPLC, a

1478
01:34:44,386 --> 01:34:49,136
senior official identified in court documents as employee two, was

1479
01:34:49,176 --> 01:34:54,025
in a romantic relationship with a confidential informant embedded inside

1480
01:34:54,405 --> 01:34:58,494
the white supremacist group National Alliance. They didn't just pay

1481
01:34:58,515 --> 01:35:00,177
him to foam into hate, they told their donors they

1482
01:35:00,198 --> 01:35:04,235
were fighting. They actually dated him. The superseding indictment alleges

1483
01:35:04,277 --> 01:35:08,202
the informant, known as Field Source Number 9, received more

1484
01:35:08,242 --> 01:35:11,886
than $1 million in payments from the SPLC over several

1485
01:35:11,926 --> 01:35:16,594
years. Prosecutors also claim employee 2 and the informant shared

1486
01:35:16,654 --> 01:35:20,338
a home and two joint bank accounts. The indictment alleges

1487
01:35:20,399 --> 01:35:27,091
approximately... in donor money ultimately flowed into those accounts and

1488
01:35:27,152 --> 01:35:31,480
was used to pay the couple's personal living expenses. While

1489
01:35:31,520 --> 01:35:35,368
the indictment does not identify employee two by name, news

1490
01:35:35,427 --> 01:35:39,074
reports have identified the person as Heidi Barrick, the former

1491
01:35:39,115 --> 01:35:42,845
director of the SPLC's intelligence department. project and a prominent

1492
01:35:42,926 --> 01:35:47,688
researcher of white supremacist movements. This is so good. This

1493
01:35:47,707 --> 01:35:52,244
is so good. Have you seen this woman? No. Oh,

1494
01:35:52,386 --> 01:35:56,145
how can I put this tactically? Uh, she could- Tactically,

1495
01:35:56,166 --> 01:36:00,322
you mean- you mean- You don't mean tactically, you mean...

1496
01:36:00,585 --> 01:36:04,113
What do I mean? What's the word? tactfully. Tactfully, thank

1497
01:36:04,153 --> 01:36:08,577
you. Yes, how can I put this tactfully? The cartels

1498
01:36:08,636 --> 01:36:13,509
could have smuggled her from Mexico. Well, she looks Spanish.

1499
01:36:13,863 --> 01:36:18,833
No. She looks like a... Okay, what's her name? I

1500
01:36:18,854 --> 01:36:21,375
forget. I had it at the end there. Let's see.

1501
01:36:21,676 --> 01:36:25,909
Let's see. get her new by name news reports have

1502
01:36:25,970 --> 01:36:31,289
identified the person as heidi barrick heidi barrick Heidi Baric.

1503
01:36:31,452 --> 01:36:35,360
Look at Heidi Baric. It's like... Yeah, it seems exactly

1504
01:36:35,381 --> 01:36:37,273
like the kind of woman who would be shacking up

1505
01:36:37,372 --> 01:36:45,104
with a Hitler sympathizer. A neo-Nazi. Bovine-esque. Thank you. Thank

1506
01:36:45,145 --> 01:36:47,345
you. The troll room was helping me out. Yes, that's

1507
01:36:47,385 --> 01:36:51,850
good. bovine-esque would you would you hire her as a

1508
01:36:51,890 --> 01:36:55,462
supermodel yes she has a fake ear tag you can

1509
01:36:55,502 --> 01:37:01,032
okay did you find her No, there's no pictures ever

1510
01:37:01,051 --> 01:37:05,202
in here. There's some thin blondes that doesn't sound bovine-esque.

1511
01:37:05,261 --> 01:37:16,381
No. Um... While you're looking for that, briefly... Jeff Bezos

1512
01:37:16,442 --> 01:37:20,028
doubles down on his vision for AI and I am

1513
01:37:20,068 --> 01:37:23,363
all in on AI. With Bezos. I know there's a

1514
01:37:23,443 --> 01:37:27,350
lot of concern that many people have, including many smart

1515
01:37:27,390 --> 01:37:30,557
people, that AI is going to make humans redundant and

1516
01:37:30,597 --> 01:37:33,283
so on. I totally disagree with this point of view.

1517
01:37:33,623 --> 01:37:36,029
And I think, in fact, AI is going to create

1518
01:37:36,069 --> 01:37:39,135
a labor shortage because it's going to make it possible

1519
01:37:39,235 --> 01:37:42,663
for people to identify more. We have an endless set

1520
01:37:42,702 --> 01:37:46,150
of things to invent and we are only limited today.

1521
01:37:46,192 --> 01:37:50,442
We are limited not by our imaginations, but by what

1522
01:37:50,502 --> 01:37:53,448
we can actually do. I promise you every single person

1523
01:37:53,488 --> 01:37:57,372
in this audience has had an idea. for a new

1524
01:37:57,432 --> 01:38:00,596
business or a new product or a new device that

1525
01:38:00,636 --> 01:38:04,252
they wish they you could manufacture. And that idea stayed

1526
01:38:04,293 --> 01:38:08,386
in your head. And went nowhere and the reason it

1527
01:38:08,426 --> 01:38:10,783
stayed in your head and went nowhere is because it's

1528
01:38:10,863 --> 01:38:13,720
too hard to do and it wasn't worth it And

1529
01:38:13,761 --> 01:38:16,978
if we can accelerate the dream-build loop, all of the

1530
01:38:17,158 --> 01:38:22,529
ideas will then become possible. Dream-build loop, yes. capabilities but

1531
01:38:22,569 --> 01:38:25,993
by our imaginations i love that too the dream build

1532
01:38:26,033 --> 01:38:31,264
loop It's more like a gap. The dream build loop.

1533
01:38:32,292 --> 01:38:38,230
Another Silicon Valley term that I never heard of. Dream

1534
01:38:38,371 --> 01:38:41,731
build loop. Well, it's new. He's launching something new. Yeah,

1535
01:38:41,876 --> 01:38:45,569
I think it's good. Might as well. The dream build

1536
01:38:45,591 --> 01:38:50,230
loop. It's expensive. Now for the first time, NVIDIA. going

1537
01:38:50,251 --> 01:38:53,764
to raise 20 billion dollars in debt. Why is this?

1538
01:38:54,728 --> 01:38:56,877
I don't know. They're making nothing but money hand over

1539
01:38:56,939 --> 01:39:00,515
fist. Do you think it's like an insurance policy somehow?

1540
01:39:02,087 --> 01:39:04,813
Like, hey, you know, something's going to happen. We may

1541
01:39:04,872 --> 01:39:06,895
need some extra cash. Yeah, they might want to have

1542
01:39:06,916 --> 01:39:09,761
some cash. Yeah, that's possible. Or maybe take some off

1543
01:39:09,801 --> 01:39:13,407
the table or to buy back shares. I mean, they

1544
01:39:13,426 --> 01:39:14,909
got to just... Well, if it's used to buy back

1545
01:39:14,949 --> 01:39:19,818
shares, that'd be scandalous. Okay, like the circular financing that's

1546
01:39:19,877 --> 01:39:22,868
going on in this whole industry. isn't scandalous by itself.

1547
01:39:23,208 --> 01:39:27,627
And then you have this, sorry, Bernie Sanders. Man, he

1548
01:39:27,688 --> 01:39:31,042
really is proposing. He's falling for this hook, line, and

1549
01:39:31,101 --> 01:39:34,595
sinker. for the only need is that these guys with

1550
01:39:34,676 --> 01:39:38,470
a stop for a second don't forget that everybody is

1551
01:39:38,532 --> 01:39:42,890
falling for the quantum hook line and sinker. Quantum nonsense.

1552
01:39:43,375 --> 01:39:47,771
Where's the quantum computer? The one that'll do things so

1553
01:39:47,832 --> 01:39:54,618
fast that passwords will be obsolete. The, uh... um the

1554
01:39:54,658 --> 01:39:58,158
scam here which it goes back to when they had

1555
01:39:58,219 --> 01:40:00,009
that big meeting and

1556
01:40:00,060 --> 01:40:04,368
And Musk was there, and Ellison was there, and Altman

1557
01:40:04,408 --> 01:40:07,795
was there, and they had this closed-door meeting with all

1558
01:40:07,836 --> 01:40:11,622
the senators. Oh, this is so dangerous, what AI can

1559
01:40:11,682 --> 01:40:14,488
do in the future. It's going to take away everybody's

1560
01:40:14,628 --> 01:40:18,817
job, and we need special regulation, we have to be

1561
01:40:18,877 --> 01:40:25,154
involved in everything. This is the... Holtman was saying with

1562
01:40:25,234 --> 01:40:28,082
chat, before even the chat bot came out, oh, we

1563
01:40:28,122 --> 01:40:32,654
can't release chat GPT-2. We can't release that because it'll

1564
01:40:32,715 --> 01:40:36,998
kill the economy. You know, or, you know, anthropics like

1565
01:40:37,079 --> 01:40:40,393
mythos. Oh, we can't release that. It was too dangerous.

1566
01:40:40,412 --> 01:40:43,002
Well, that was, we've already discussed this, that it's part

1567
01:40:43,042 --> 01:40:46,815
of a marketing strategy. Yeah. So, but the marketing strategy

1568
01:40:46,895 --> 01:40:50,112
now is. And I think they're all in on it.

1569
01:40:50,152 --> 01:40:52,460
I think these guys want it. Please, would you become

1570
01:40:52,500 --> 01:40:56,211
shareholders of our companies so that when this thing blows,

1571
01:40:56,452 --> 01:40:59,122
you'll bail us out? We all go down together. We'll

1572
01:40:59,143 --> 01:41:03,185
go down together or you bail us out. I mean...

1573
01:41:03,731 --> 01:41:10,640
What is our GDP based on? Currently. Isn't it just...

1574
01:41:11,252 --> 01:41:18,207
Uh... I mean, GDP doesn't mean... Boeing's Lockheed. Yeah. No,

1575
01:41:18,248 --> 01:41:23,836
this definitely. But it... Are those the big GDP contributors?

1576
01:41:24,927 --> 01:41:28,568
Boeing and Lockheed are for sure. Yeah. So that's interesting.

1577
01:41:28,930 --> 01:41:31,323
So you don't think the A, the Mag 7, the

1578
01:41:31,363 --> 01:41:36,480
Mag 7. You don't think they contribute to the GDP?

1579
01:41:36,501 --> 01:41:39,319
Well, they contribute to the, they definitely contribute to the.

1580
01:41:39,872 --> 01:41:43,347
The stock market indexes, since they own half, I mean,

1581
01:41:43,368 --> 01:41:48,418
they're... Well, this is interesting because I keep hearing everywhere,

1582
01:41:48,439 --> 01:41:50,844
and I don't know, I keep hearing, oh, well, you

1583
01:41:50,863 --> 01:41:54,570
know, the whole GDP is all built upon the AI

1584
01:41:54,650 --> 01:41:58,637
companies and the Magnificent Seven. Is that true? No, not

1585
01:41:58,698 --> 01:42:02,917
the GDP. Getting nothing from these guys. Oh, this is

1586
01:42:02,978 --> 01:42:05,675
good to know because I can... Well, they're losing money.

1587
01:42:05,735 --> 01:42:12,838
How's that a positive benefit for GDP? Well, what is

1588
01:42:12,960 --> 01:42:15,327
GDP? This is good to know. People don't know this.

1589
01:42:15,346 --> 01:42:18,695
The gross domestic product. What is being made, manufactured, what's

1590
01:42:18,756 --> 01:42:23,541
it worth, what's the value? on an annualized basis. In

1591
01:42:23,581 --> 01:42:26,809
fact, ask the robot, what is GDP? What's the definition

1592
01:42:26,849 --> 01:42:30,177
of GDP? Okay, we'll ask the robot. Book of knowledge.

1593
01:42:30,578 --> 01:42:32,985
What is the definition of GDP and what are the

1594
01:42:33,006 --> 01:42:36,173
10 biggest companies in America that contribute to the U.S.

1595
01:42:36,194 --> 01:42:39,819
GDP? Now you're talking. Now you're talking. Yeah, let's see.

1596
01:42:39,800 --> 01:42:42,813
It's a multi-stager. We don't know if the robot can

1597
01:42:42,833 --> 01:42:46,229
handle... It might be too much. We're asking AI about

1598
01:42:46,248 --> 01:42:50,086
AI. This should be interesting. It's scribbling a lot. Here

1599
01:42:50,127 --> 01:42:54,213
we go. According to the book of knowledge, gross domestic

1600
01:42:54,314 --> 01:42:58,494
product, or GDP, is the total monetary value of all

1601
01:42:58,615 --> 01:43:01,970
goods and services produced within a nation's borders over a

1602
01:43:02,029 --> 01:43:05,524
given period, serving as the primary measure of a country's

1603
01:43:05,663 --> 01:43:09,944
economic output and health. As for the 10 mightiest corporate

1604
01:43:10,005 --> 01:43:15,448
titans contributing to that grand sum, the freshly inscribed Fortune

1605
01:43:15,467 --> 01:43:21,594
500 list for 2026 reveals the following. Ranked by revenue,

1606
01:43:21,833 --> 01:43:32,408
one, Amazon, $717.2 billion. Walmart, $713.3 billion. United Health Group,

1607
01:43:32,429 --> 01:43:40,180
$448.4 billion. Apple, Toshua. Thus, it has been written. It

1608
01:43:40,360 --> 01:43:43,989
crapped out after Apple. There you go. Apple sells a

1609
01:43:44,029 --> 01:43:47,759
lot of phones. That's a real product. But the AI

1610
01:43:47,819 --> 01:43:50,726
companies won't be listed. What do they produce? Let me

1611
01:43:50,806 --> 01:43:53,032
ask the top ten again. Book of knowledge. Give me

1612
01:43:53,091 --> 01:43:56,761
the top ten companies in America that contribute to U.S.

1613
01:43:56,780 --> 01:44:01,121
GDP. There we go. I just want those to cut

1614
01:44:01,202 --> 01:44:04,627
off for some reason because it's still a robot. Robots

1615
01:44:04,949 --> 01:44:10,320
suck. plankers. They're no good. Don't. What? Don't insult it

1616
01:44:10,381 --> 01:44:13,246
while it's working. According to the book of knowledge from

1617
01:44:13,286 --> 01:44:18,235
the freshly inscribed Fortune 500 list of 2026. They can't

1618
01:44:18,256 --> 01:44:20,539
handle it. Here are the 10 mighty. No, it's going

1619
01:44:20,560 --> 01:44:23,073
to. it's going to cut out again. I insult, I

1620
01:44:23,253 --> 01:44:27,737
have to insult it. It's not doing its job. Excuse

1621
01:44:27,777 --> 01:44:32,882
me, Amazon and Walmart again. Yeah, well Amazon and Walmart

1622
01:44:32,904 --> 01:44:34,376
would be at the top of the list. It'd be

1623
01:44:34,457 --> 01:44:44,396
easier to just look it up. Jim Rohn. top 10

1624
01:44:44,797 --> 01:44:49,668
GDP companies in the USA. Okay. We'll just ask the

1625
01:44:49,828 --> 01:44:52,335
other robot. I'm going to ask the real one. The

1626
01:44:52,395 --> 01:44:57,967
real one. Walmart, Amazon, United Health Group, Apple, CVS Health.

1627
01:44:58,292 --> 01:45:03,516
Berkshire Hathaway? Oh yeah. Alphabet at 7, ExxonMobil at 8,

1628
01:45:03,618 --> 01:45:07,577
Microsoft at 9, and Costco at 10. Where's the AI

1629
01:45:07,657 --> 01:45:11,939
companies that are killing us? It's not in there. There

1630
01:45:11,958 --> 01:45:18,039
won't be. They suck. You're right. You are right. But

1631
01:45:18,122 --> 01:45:22,579
where's Lockheed Martin? Well, that surprises me. Yeah, they're not

1632
01:45:22,661 --> 01:45:26,672
in there. Yeah, they should be in there. They take

1633
01:45:26,712 --> 01:45:30,220
a lot of money. Maybe that's all it is. The

1634
01:45:30,680 --> 01:45:35,449
top 10 Department of Defense contractors, Lockheed Martin, RTX, that

1635
01:45:35,850 --> 01:45:39,518
used to be Raytheon, North of Grumman, General Dynamics, Boeing,

1636
01:45:39,779 --> 01:45:44,381
L3. Oh man, those guys. Wasn't that... L3 guys. Remember

1637
01:45:44,422 --> 01:45:49,359
they did all the... L3 Harris. That's Harris. Yeah. Lados,

1638
01:45:50,264 --> 01:45:58,832
Huntington Ingalls Industry, Booz Allen Hamilton, and CACI International. So

1639
01:45:58,872 --> 01:46:01,333
yeah, so this is bullcrap. So they don't need a

1640
01:46:01,417 --> 01:46:05,645
bailout. I don't need anything like that. Well, I'm glad

1641
01:46:05,686 --> 01:46:09,826
we solved that. We didn't solve anything. I was misinformed.

1642
01:46:09,886 --> 01:46:12,658
I was misinformed. Well, you were misinformed. That's true. Well,

1643
01:46:12,677 --> 01:46:16,923
let's listen to Bernie Sanders then. Wait, where's Bernie? Why

1644
01:46:16,944 --> 01:46:20,893
is Bernie not playing? Oh, here he is. Let's talk

1645
01:46:20,913 --> 01:46:23,997
about AI. You know, these companies have, you know, Dario

1646
01:46:24,057 --> 01:46:28,583
Amadei at Anthropic has talked about the potential for, you

1647
01:46:28,604 --> 01:46:32,949
know, huge unemployment among entry-level white-collar jobs in the next,

1648
01:46:33,149 --> 01:46:37,577
you know, five or ten years. You're introducing a plan

1649
01:46:37,617 --> 01:47:00,220
for the government to use a one-time... Well, Anderson. AI.

1650
01:47:00,228 --> 01:47:04,314
is the most transformative technology in the history of humanity.

1651
01:47:05,036 --> 01:47:08,381
It's going to impact every man, woman and child. Right

1652
01:47:08,421 --> 01:47:11,265
now it is being owned and pushed by the wealthiest

1653
01:47:11,345 --> 01:47:15,853
people in the world. Mr. Musk, Mr. Bezos, Zuckerberg, Ellison

1654
01:47:16,012 --> 01:47:19,238
and others. Their goal is simply more wealth and more

1655
01:47:19,297 --> 01:47:24,927
power. My own view is that given the fact that

1656
01:47:24,988 --> 01:47:29,881
the foundation of AI is based on human knowledge, they've

1657
01:47:29,940 --> 01:47:36,355
accumulated all of human knowledge. Oh, yes. After 19... You

1658
01:47:36,377 --> 01:47:40,961
know, this guy is a crank. Must play. even have

1659
01:47:41,002 --> 01:47:47,274
anything in the LLMs that before the year 2000. Yeah,

1660
01:47:47,296 --> 01:47:52,350
they do. No they don't. There's a cutoff point. They

1661
01:47:52,371 --> 01:47:54,038
start putting that stuff in, they get a bunch of

1662
01:47:54,137 --> 01:47:57,952
racists, they get misogyny, they get stuff that ruins the

1663
01:47:58,113 --> 01:48:01,979
LLM. Well, the whole thing is that LLMs as a

1664
01:48:02,039 --> 01:48:06,940
knowledge base is dead anyway. He doesn't even, he's behind

1665
01:48:06,980 --> 01:48:11,113
the curve. LLMs are good. He's a crank. People in

1666
01:48:11,173 --> 01:48:13,981
America must play a vital role in the future of

1667
01:48:14,082 --> 01:48:16,850
AI. What does that mean? It means that the public

1668
01:48:17,252 --> 01:48:21,573
should have 50% of the seats. on the major AI

1669
01:48:22,274 --> 01:48:26,319
companies in order to prevent bad things from happening. You

1670
01:48:26,381 --> 01:48:30,345
talked about mass unemployment. It is quite possible that over

1671
01:48:30,386 --> 01:48:32,568
the next decade, tens of millions of jobs will be

1672
01:48:32,609 --> 01:48:36,054
lost. Yeah, that's Elon's. No one will have to work.

1673
01:48:36,113 --> 01:48:39,118
It's going to be a great world. All Bernie Sanders

1674
01:48:39,198 --> 01:48:44,394
sees is... Yeah, socialism, universal basic income. And that money

1675
01:48:44,574 --> 01:48:48,261
would be funneled back to citizens in the United States?

1676
01:48:48,761 --> 01:48:51,365
Right. Right now we're talking about, for a start, a

1677
01:48:51,386 --> 01:48:55,011
5% every year. The fund, which we estimate right now

1678
01:48:55,072 --> 01:48:59,378
would be about $7 trillion. 5% of that would be...

1679
01:48:59,399 --> 01:49:02,882
Wait, where's he... this money from? I don't know. You're

1680
01:49:02,903 --> 01:49:06,971
asking the wrong guy. He just appeared. He somehow thinks

1681
01:49:07,032 --> 01:49:09,778
that there's seven trillion dollars they're going to put in.

1682
01:49:09,797 --> 01:49:11,823
We use direct dividends to every man, woman, and child

1683
01:49:11,903 --> 01:49:13,867
in this country. Starting in the beginning, it would be

1684
01:49:13,886 --> 01:49:17,935
about a thousand dollars per person per year. If AI

1685
01:49:18,237 --> 01:49:21,610
is valuable and... grows as quickly as people think it

1686
01:49:21,650 --> 01:49:24,475
might, that number will go up. In addition, you'll have

1687
01:49:24,876 --> 01:49:27,961
large amounts of money available that makes sure that in

1688
01:49:28,020 --> 01:49:30,425
America every man, woman, and child has health care as

1689
01:49:30,505 --> 01:49:33,489
a human right, that we improve the education opportunities, we

1690
01:49:33,529 --> 01:49:36,394
build the housing that we need. So bottom line here

1691
01:49:37,015 --> 01:49:40,180
is we cannot allow AI just to be used... to

1692
01:49:40,261 --> 01:49:43,386
benefit the very richest people in the world. It has

1693
01:49:43,426 --> 01:49:45,789
got to be used to benefit all of us. What

1694
01:49:45,809 --> 01:49:47,512
do you mean? It's 20 bucks a month. I got

1695
01:49:47,552 --> 01:49:51,219
a chat bot. It benefits everybody. It's a beautiful thing.

1696
01:49:51,238 --> 01:49:53,542
It's benefiting the listeners of the No Agenda Show. Yeah,

1697
01:49:53,582 --> 01:49:56,327
book of knowledge. You've met with Sam Altman, CEO of

1698
01:49:57,088 --> 01:49:59,822
OpenAI. How'd that go? How'd that go?

1699
01:50:00,220 --> 01:50:04,347
Well, I didn't understand what he was talking about. Well,

1700
01:50:04,368 --> 01:50:08,095
I think Sam is a very good salesman. Yes. But

1701
01:50:08,235 --> 01:50:13,024
bottom line is, it's very hard to talk with anybody

1702
01:50:13,104 --> 01:50:15,990
from the industry when they, in a sense, have a

1703
01:50:16,070 --> 01:50:20,619
gun at your head. So we can chat and chat.

1704
01:50:20,659 --> 01:50:23,706
He's got a gun to his head? He should, he's

1705
01:50:23,805 --> 01:50:28,494
been checked for arms. Anybody from the industry should have

1706
01:50:28,574 --> 01:50:31,381
a gun at your head. So we can chat and

1707
01:50:31,440 --> 01:50:36,470
chat, but what Sam and the other CEOs of the

1708
01:50:36,551 --> 01:50:39,055
industry are saying, look, if you want to regulate us,

1709
01:50:39,516 --> 01:50:41,771
if you want to protect the American people. We have

1710
01:50:41,811 --> 01:50:45,938
endless amounts of money in super PACs to defeat you.

1711
01:50:46,399 --> 01:50:48,641
We are very close to the president of the United

1712
01:50:48,681 --> 01:50:51,966
States. We were his inaugural. He is a fellow oligarch.

1713
01:50:52,927 --> 01:50:54,789
And you ain't going to do anything. And I think

1714
01:50:54,810 --> 01:50:57,132
what we're looking at right now is a grassroots movement,

1715
01:50:57,154 --> 01:51:00,838
which is taking place. Opposition to data centers, deep concern

1716
01:51:00,899 --> 01:51:03,903
about the growth of AI. We're seeing real movement in

1717
01:51:03,962 --> 01:51:05,967
a direction that says that AI has got to work

1718
01:51:06,047 --> 01:51:09,293
to benefit all of us and not just a few,

1719
01:51:09,373 --> 01:51:12,400
that AI cannot be used to wipe out millions of

1720
01:51:12,480 --> 01:51:15,466
jobs where people have no place. There won't be jobs

1721
01:51:15,527 --> 01:51:18,693
available to them. So I think we are needing momentum.

1722
01:51:18,713 --> 01:51:20,497
Nobody has voted for this, which is one of these

1723
01:51:20,516 --> 01:51:23,335
things I keep coming back to. That's the point. Oh,

1724
01:51:23,698 --> 01:51:28,720
wow. To be continued. Thank you. So he should have

1725
01:51:28,760 --> 01:51:31,050
been around during the invention of the steam engine if

1726
01:51:31,091 --> 01:51:35,954
he wants to see something replacing workers. It's Jevons' dilemma,

1727
01:51:35,975 --> 01:51:41,819
man. We all know it. Vance is up there now.

1728
01:51:41,923 --> 01:51:46,060
Defending the difference between Obama's deal and Trump's deal. Is

1729
01:51:46,081 --> 01:51:52,779
Vance at the tower? No, no, Obama's still at the

1730
01:51:52,819 --> 01:51:54,828
party. He's speaking now. He's at the party. He's wagging

1731
01:51:54,868 --> 01:52:00,570
his finger. Vance is using both hands like he's stroking

1732
01:52:00,650 --> 01:52:03,631
something really big. And he's at the White House in

1733
01:52:03,692 --> 01:52:07,573
the press room. Vance uses his hands too much. He

1734
01:52:07,613 --> 01:52:11,176
does. He's a little bit like Newsome. But Vance keeps

1735
01:52:11,216 --> 01:52:14,202
his hands in the zone. He doesn't move. He doesn't

1736
01:52:14,242 --> 01:52:16,171
go all over the map with him. You're right. He

1737
01:52:16,211 --> 01:52:20,033
doesn't go all over the map with his hands. Yeah.

1738
01:52:20,452 --> 01:52:23,970
All right. Well. Beautiful. We've solved most of the world's

1739
01:52:24,030 --> 01:52:27,212
problems here. I feel much better about everything. Well, they're

1740
01:52:27,234 --> 01:52:29,219
good. I got a clip that maybe will depress you.

1741
01:52:29,238 --> 01:52:33,176
Okay. Probably, maybe it won't. This is kissing in Colorado.

1742
01:52:33,637 --> 01:52:37,368
Kissing in Colorado. Okay. Well, I can't believe I'm about

1743
01:52:37,389 --> 01:52:40,759
to say this, but a high school teacher in Colorado

1744
01:52:40,819 --> 01:52:44,126
was just. terminated because she had skits in her classroom

1745
01:52:44,546 --> 01:52:47,493
and in those skits she required students to kiss each

1746
01:52:47,573 --> 01:52:50,198
other many of them being the same sex and felt

1747
01:52:50,297 --> 01:52:52,922
really uncomfortable and if they didn't do it she would

1748
01:52:52,983 --> 01:52:56,029
fail them according to the investigation students were assigned roles

1749
01:52:56,170 --> 01:52:59,917
in french language skits titled the boring kiss several students

1750
01:52:59,997 --> 01:53:02,467
alleged that they were expected to to kiss classmates as

1751
01:53:02,548 --> 01:53:05,349
part of the performance. One student refused and received a

1752
01:53:05,470 --> 01:53:08,189
zero on their grade in another walk down. The teacher

1753
01:53:08,248 --> 01:53:10,956
says she never forced anyone to kiss one another. She

1754
01:53:10,996 --> 01:53:13,000
did say you could blow a kiss or do a

1755
01:53:13,100 --> 01:53:15,525
gesture. But no one's really buying that answer. See, the

1756
01:53:15,605 --> 01:53:18,372
issue isn't just whether students were physically forced to kiss

1757
01:53:18,472 --> 01:53:20,918
one another. The issue is that this teacher put these

1758
01:53:20,979 --> 01:53:23,184
students in a... position where they had to decide in

1759
01:53:23,264 --> 01:53:25,849
front of their classmates and under the authority of their

1760
01:53:25,908 --> 01:53:29,416
teacher who controlled their grades whether they were comfortable participating

1761
01:53:29,496 --> 01:53:32,082
in what a judge described as a personal and sexualized

1762
01:53:32,202 --> 01:53:35,529
activity. Why is kissing required in any high school assignment?

1763
01:53:35,949 --> 01:53:38,274
And that was not the only concern. There were allegations

1764
01:53:38,314 --> 01:53:41,720
that the teacher shared deeply personal details. about her life

1765
01:53:41,780 --> 01:53:45,927
with the students, including discussions about abuse, infertility, and suicidal

1766
01:53:45,967 --> 01:53:48,792
thoughts. There were no criminal charges that were filed, but

1767
01:53:48,813 --> 01:53:52,639
the district did conclude that the environment did cross work

1768
01:53:52,679 --> 01:53:56,284
professional boundaries. A foreign language class should be teaching French,

1769
01:53:56,305 --> 01:53:59,170
not putting teenagers in situations where they feel pressured to

1770
01:53:59,250 --> 01:54:03,460
kiss one another because of a grape. Wow. Go Colorado.

1771
01:54:03,783 --> 01:54:09,546
Yeah, they're advanced in Colorado there. Forced kissing. I have

1772
01:54:09,586 --> 01:54:11,813
a gripe, man. Tina and I have been looking, because

1773
01:54:11,853 --> 01:54:14,078
we've watched all the series we want to watch, and

1774
01:54:14,619 --> 01:54:17,609
we're scanning around on... Yeah, you're on this one thing,

1775
01:54:17,689 --> 01:54:20,135
Dutton Ranch seems to be your thing now. Yeah, but

1776
01:54:20,195 --> 01:54:23,368
it's, you know, it's... It's once a week, so we

1777
01:54:23,408 --> 01:54:26,828
have to wait. Oh, no. Yeah, I know. It's back

1778
01:54:26,849 --> 01:54:29,747
to the old days. There's no more binging. And so,

1779
01:54:29,970 --> 01:54:32,927
you know, there's a whole bunch of new series. on

1780
01:54:32,948 --> 01:54:40,469
Netflix and Amazon. and every single series, particularly the comedy,

1781
01:54:40,509 --> 01:54:44,488
every single one. has gotta have gay guys making out.

1782
01:54:45,771 --> 01:54:50,426
It's gay guys making out kissing I haven't seen this.

1783
01:54:50,447 --> 01:54:54,693
Long kissing sequences of gay guys. I haven't seen it

1784
01:54:54,774 --> 01:54:59,046
on Fox. No, I said Amazon and Prime. Amazon and

1785
01:54:59,146 --> 01:55:03,845
Netflix, not Fox. Oh, oh. Oh, Fox wouldn't do that.

1786
01:55:04,423 --> 01:55:11,404
And I know it's Pride Month, but... It's disgusting you.

1787
01:55:11,485 --> 01:55:14,395
Why don't you just say it? Yeah, it is. I

1788
01:55:14,435 --> 01:55:16,997
don't want to see it. And it's just like... Yeah,

1789
01:55:17,016 --> 01:55:20,051
a lot of people don't. But it's... And the writing

1790
01:55:20,112 --> 01:55:23,270
is funny. It's a funny show. Well, the writing's funny.

1791
01:55:23,430 --> 01:55:27,645
But there's always gratuitous gay guy kissing. It's just, I

1792
01:55:27,685 --> 01:55:35,387
don't understand. Is that such a necessity? Gratuitous gay guy

1793
01:55:35,529 --> 01:55:40,032
kissing. Yes. Is that a necessity? Yeah. Wow, that's the

1794
01:55:40,072 --> 01:55:42,761
question of the year. In entertainment. Let's ask the robot.

1795
01:55:43,023 --> 01:55:46,369
In entertainment. Yeah, there we go. Now we're going to

1796
01:55:46,390 --> 01:55:49,797
get a real answer. Book of knowledge. Is gratuitous gay

1797
01:55:49,818 --> 01:55:56,047
guy kissing a necessity for modern television series? Let's see

1798
01:55:56,127 --> 01:56:05,408
what the book of knowledge comes up with now. According

1799
01:56:05,469 --> 01:56:09,296
to the Book of Knowledge, in today's television landscape, series

1800
01:56:09,376 --> 01:56:13,483
increasingly respond to social demands for queer representation, and it

1801
01:56:13,523 --> 01:56:17,490
has become a focal point for the audiovisual industry. Though,

1802
01:56:17,730 --> 01:56:20,536
whether it serves the story or merely the mandate of

1803
01:56:20,636 --> 01:56:24,567
advocacy groups like Gillard, The gains have often been clustered

1804
01:56:24,667 --> 01:56:28,603
on a handful of shows, demonstrating missed opportunities to tell

1805
01:56:28,702 --> 01:56:33,283
fuller stories. suggesting it is less organic necessity and more

1806
01:56:33,304 --> 01:56:38,055
institutional pressure. Well, there you go. Thus, It has been

1807
01:56:38,114 --> 01:56:41,353
written. Yeah, institutional pressure. You want to get something made?

1808
01:56:41,413 --> 01:56:43,645
Glad. Did you call it GILAD? But it's glad, I

1809
01:56:43,664 --> 01:56:47,079
think he's talking about. It's glad. Yeah, it's institutional pressure.

1810
01:56:47,180 --> 01:56:51,077
There you go. That's for Hollywood. Well, Hollywood, I don't

1811
01:56:51,136 --> 01:56:55,145
think... Interesting. That's actually an interesting answer. So there's institutional

1812
01:56:55,286 --> 01:56:59,385
pressure to have gay guys kissing in front of everybody

1813
01:57:00,389 --> 01:57:03,673
during a series because they want to normalize it. Yes,

1814
01:57:04,324 --> 01:57:10,091
it's called programming. Yeah, in fact, it's called TV programming

1815
01:57:10,150 --> 01:57:14,570
to be exact. Now, they don't have gratuitous male-female kissing.

1816
01:57:14,952 --> 01:57:17,528
Not that much. Well, you know, one of the things

1817
01:57:17,569 --> 01:57:21,956
they've noticed during the slowdown in birth rates... is that

1818
01:57:21,975 --> 01:57:25,496
a lot of it they think sociologically may have to

1819
01:57:25,555 --> 01:57:27,819
do with the fact that when there was a lot

1820
01:57:27,859 --> 01:57:30,061
of babies being born, there was a lot of TV

1821
01:57:30,101 --> 01:57:32,364
shows that had a lot of kids on there as

1822
01:57:32,484 --> 01:57:34,707
part of the show. They had, you know, the Leave

1823
01:57:34,747 --> 01:57:39,994
it to Beaver show, Ozzie and Harriet, the Brady Bunch,

1824
01:57:40,055 --> 01:57:43,813
and all these shows that have a children element. And

1825
01:57:43,893 --> 01:57:46,699
it was gratuitous, children element in all these shows, and

1826
01:57:46,720 --> 01:57:48,805
people said, well, children are kind of cool. Look at

1827
01:57:48,826 --> 01:57:51,853
them, they're funny. They're hanging around. Let's have a kid.

1828
01:57:51,872 --> 01:57:55,442
But now it's like, oh, there are two gay guys

1829
01:57:55,481 --> 01:57:58,413
kissing. Let's find a guy and go kiss him. So

1830
01:57:58,452 --> 01:58:01,087
I think it's, yeah, the TV people are trying to

1831
01:58:01,149 --> 01:58:03,444
ruin the country. I'll tell you, you're lucky. Lucky you're

1832
01:58:03,485 --> 01:58:05,128
not across from me in the same room. I might

1833
01:58:05,189 --> 01:58:08,301
have to go for you. Yeah, well, just keep it

1834
01:58:08,320 --> 01:58:10,668
to yourself. Hey, with that, I want to thank you

1835
01:58:10,708 --> 01:58:12,194
for your courage. Say in the morning to you, the

1836
01:58:12,213 --> 01:58:14,461
man who put the C in the drug cows. Say

1837
01:58:14,501 --> 01:58:16,849
hello to my friend on the other end. I wish

1838
01:58:16,929 --> 01:58:26,331
I could kiss him. John C! Yeah, in the morning

1839
01:58:26,411 --> 01:58:27,636
to you, Mr. Adam Curry. In the morning, I'll ship

1840
01:58:27,657 --> 01:58:29,505
a sea-boosting raffineer or something to the water. The name

1841
01:58:29,524 --> 01:58:31,514
is nice out there. In the morning to the trolls

1842
01:58:31,634 --> 01:58:41,921
in the hotel room. It's obviously vacation. 1291. Wow! Yeah,

1843
01:58:41,940 --> 01:58:44,609
people on vacation. Well, obviously that and the fact you

1844
01:58:44,630 --> 01:58:47,478
couldn't get the bat signal to work. That does not

1845
01:58:47,538 --> 01:58:50,046
help. And it's still busted. So I'm going to have

1846
01:58:50,065 --> 01:58:53,900
to bring in the big guns. Somehow to publish this.

1847
01:58:54,287 --> 01:58:58,479
That's annoying. It's terrible. It happens. You know, it's amazing

1848
01:58:58,579 --> 01:59:02,009
any of this stuff works, really. I'm truly amazed. that

1849
01:59:02,029 --> 01:59:04,314
we can talk to each other with almost no delay.

1850
01:59:04,375 --> 01:59:10,189
It streams out. The pod ping technology, which will work.

1851
01:59:10,248 --> 01:59:13,791
This is just a problem on my end. I'm still

1852
01:59:13,810 --> 01:59:15,490
trying to figure out what happened to my Brave browser

1853
01:59:15,572 --> 01:59:18,604
this morning. Yeah, that's interesting. I don't know what happened

1854
01:59:18,625 --> 01:59:21,600
to your brain. It just didn't work, huh? Well, I

1855
01:59:21,922 --> 01:59:23,685
booted it up, got to the show, and it says,

1856
01:59:23,826 --> 01:59:26,631
oh, your microphone has been turned off by the browser.

1857
01:59:27,072 --> 01:59:30,118
Please reset it. What are you talking about? It says,

1858
01:59:30,559 --> 01:59:33,865
check the icon at the top of the browser, the

1859
01:59:34,025 --> 01:59:38,094
microphone icon. There's no microphone icon on the browser. So

1860
01:59:38,134 --> 01:59:43,131
they upgraded something for your security. They upgraded something and

1861
01:59:43,190 --> 01:59:48,230
now the Brave browser doesn't work with Cleanfeed. Well, what's

1862
01:59:48,291 --> 01:59:50,452
bad is that you have to be on edge. That's

1863
01:59:50,734 --> 01:59:58,274
atrocious. The edge is quite horrible. So the bat signal,

1864
01:59:58,456 --> 02:00:00,009
when applied, will get you...

1865
02:00:00,000 --> 02:00:03,621
You alright? your no agenda show within 90 seconds, not

1866
02:00:03,661 --> 02:00:07,069
just ours, but hundreds of thousands of other shows that

1867
02:00:07,170 --> 02:00:10,377
use pod ping technology developed over there by the crazy

1868
02:00:10,417 --> 02:00:13,805
group of podcasting 2.0. Get a modern podcast app. Leave

1869
02:00:13,826 --> 02:00:19,198
those legacy things aside, will you? Go to podcastapps.com. Great

1870
02:00:19,259 --> 02:00:23,194
one for... If you're on iOS, you want to try

1871
02:00:23,234 --> 02:00:29,270
out Cast-O-Matic. That thing is so good. That's the French

1872
02:00:29,351 --> 02:00:31,822
doctor makes that. He's a doctor four days a week

1873
02:00:31,862 --> 02:00:33,951
and one day a week. He works on his podcast,

1874
02:00:33,970 --> 02:00:38,872
that Franco. Good guy. Cast-o-matic? Cast-o-matic, yes. Only on Apple.

1875
02:00:38,891 --> 02:00:46,134
But it's... dynamite products. We are Value for Value. Which

1876
02:00:46,154 --> 02:00:49,685
is a very simple concept, although difficult for people to

1877
02:00:49,786 --> 02:00:51,773
implement. We've been doing it for 18 years. It'll be

1878
02:00:51,792 --> 02:00:56,134
19 years in October, and the system is thus. We

1879
02:00:56,154 --> 02:01:00,641
give you the show. Complete. No secret things. clubs, no

1880
02:01:00,682 --> 02:01:06,137
behind the scenes, no bonus episodes or bonus content. No,

1881
02:01:06,439 --> 02:01:09,126
we just give you the full show in all its

1882
02:01:09,186 --> 02:01:11,673
glory for you to do with and to consume it

1883
02:01:11,713 --> 02:01:14,542
however you want to. There's people who are, I found

1884
02:01:14,561 --> 02:01:17,765
this out the other day. on X. Some guy says,

1885
02:01:17,988 --> 02:01:22,663
your show hasn't arrived on YouTube. Music. Wait, YouTube Music?

1886
02:01:23,115 --> 02:01:28,532
We've never given our RSS feed to YouTube music. No,

1887
02:01:28,612 --> 02:01:32,573
I do it myself. You do it yourself, okay? So

1888
02:01:32,654 --> 02:01:36,247
you're helping us build an audience on YouTube music, and

1889
02:01:36,288 --> 02:01:38,436
when you go away or you get tired of it,

1890
02:01:38,819 --> 02:01:41,418
then... then the show goes away for those people. Well

1891
02:01:41,460 --> 02:01:46,393
done. Well done. Thank you. We had three downloads on

1892
02:01:46,453 --> 02:01:50,831
Spotify. They've deplatformed us completely. due to the end of

1893
02:01:50,912 --> 02:01:53,051
show mixes because they hear music and say, oh, it's

1894
02:01:53,112 --> 02:01:58,295
music. Music must be bad. Must be bad. Yeah, so

1895
02:01:58,314 --> 02:02:00,390
that's not a very good. platform no get those modern

1896
02:02:00,409 --> 02:02:04,155
podcast apps so value for value is a concept we

1897
02:02:04,195 --> 02:02:05,939
came up with which you thought would be better than

1898
02:02:05,979 --> 02:02:08,682
advertising and many people say oh so good you don't

1899
02:02:08,762 --> 02:02:11,908
advertising you don't do ads uh because you know it

1900
02:02:11,927 --> 02:02:15,493
keeps you clean of corporate interests and you can't get

1901
02:02:15,694 --> 02:02:17,917
the you know your money can't get taken away by

1902
02:02:17,957 --> 02:02:21,849
the advertisers and that's That's true. But the real reason

1903
02:02:21,930 --> 02:02:23,976
is Adam and John just didn't want to have meetings

1904
02:02:24,016 --> 02:02:26,445
with advertisers because those are the worst meetings that we

1905
02:02:26,485 --> 02:02:29,286
don't even have meetings with ourselves. We're not in the

1906
02:02:29,326 --> 02:02:32,315
meeting. No, we just, when we see each other, we

1907
02:02:32,355 --> 02:02:35,807
grouse. We don't even see each other, we haven't seen

1908
02:02:35,868 --> 02:02:38,657
each other in five years. No, if we saw each

1909
02:02:38,716 --> 02:02:40,270
other, this show would not be on. be around, I

1910
02:02:40,310 --> 02:02:43,698
can guarantee it. There's not a partnership like this in

1911
02:02:43,759 --> 02:02:46,546
the world that's involved with entertainment in any way, shape,

1912
02:02:46,626 --> 02:02:48,551
or form that lasts more than a few years because

1913
02:02:48,591 --> 02:02:51,759
they just get on each other's nerves. You mentioned this

1914
02:02:51,800 --> 02:02:55,481
to someone on X regarding Cisco and Ebert. Yeah, because

1915
02:02:55,523 --> 02:02:57,203
they played a clip of these two guys. I met

1916
02:02:57,283 --> 02:03:00,345
both of those guys. And both of them kind of

1917
02:03:00,364 --> 02:03:03,440
had a little, you know, a little nothing good to

1918
02:03:03,502 --> 02:03:07,828
say about the other guy. They really didn't like each

1919
02:03:07,929 --> 02:03:10,822
other. They really were irks. I think they did for

1920
02:03:10,902 --> 02:03:13,332
a while, and then they got on each other's nerves.

1921
02:03:13,715 --> 02:03:18,920
Yeah. They had slightly different personalities. I mean, Cisco was

1922
02:03:18,899 --> 02:03:21,725
kind of was, at least when I met him, I

1923
02:03:22,064 --> 02:03:24,689
don't know him, the guy, but he was hot. He's

1924
02:03:24,710 --> 02:03:27,333
a nice guy. Both the guys are terrific, by the

1925
02:03:27,394 --> 02:03:31,140
way. But Sisko was kind of haughty and kind of

1926
02:03:31,841 --> 02:03:34,324
looked down his nose, you know, kind of guy. And

1927
02:03:34,364 --> 02:03:37,868
Eber was kind of a goofball. And just fun guy.

1928
02:03:37,929 --> 02:03:40,002
Are they both stuck? With a lot of opinions. Are

1929
02:03:40,042 --> 02:03:42,567
they both still alive? No, I think they're both dead.

1930
02:03:43,087 --> 02:03:45,631
Yeah, because someone trolled him and says, Ebert's birthday is

1931
02:03:45,731 --> 02:03:47,695
dead. If the guy's dead, then do we celebrate his

1932
02:03:47,756 --> 02:03:50,381
birthday? I think he's dead. I mean, he ended with

1933
02:03:50,981 --> 02:03:53,365
jaw cancer and they took half his face away. Oh,

1934
02:03:53,466 --> 02:03:58,720
no. Oh, no. Oh, that sucks. That's horrible. So, um...

1935
02:04:01,064 --> 02:04:02,988
But yeah, we don't want meetings with each other. We

1936
02:04:03,710 --> 02:04:06,154
certainly don't want. And if we had to have meetings

1937
02:04:06,216 --> 02:04:09,622
with each other with advertisers, oh, that's like a tinderbox.

1938
02:04:09,643 --> 02:04:11,847
Can you imagine? Because, you know, you'd be like, yeah,

1939
02:04:11,868 --> 02:04:14,434
we'll do that. Yeah, whatever. We'll take the money. It's

1940
02:04:14,453 --> 02:04:18,242
not going to be that way. You would. Oh! No,

1941
02:04:18,262 --> 02:04:23,247
no. Oh. Mr. Cave. Here's a Siskel and Ebert sound

1942
02:04:23,287 --> 02:04:26,242
clip. Let's see. Why is it? Why do I not

1943
02:04:26,282 --> 02:04:28,859
hear it? Oh, I know why. Let's do this for

1944
02:04:28,878 --> 02:04:33,806
a second. You did. It's Thriller Week on Cisco and

1945
02:04:33,827 --> 02:04:35,577
the Ebert at the Movies and we've got three new

1946
02:04:35,599 --> 02:04:39,854
ones. And the movies, not at the movies. And that's

1947
02:04:39,876 --> 02:04:44,775
why we're doing it this time. Oh! It's Thriller Week

1948
02:04:44,876 --> 02:04:46,702
on Cisco and Ebert in the Movies and we've got

1949
02:04:46,762 --> 02:04:50,537
three new ones. Dennis Quaid in The Big Easy, Michael

1950
02:04:50,597 --> 02:04:53,909
Caine in The Fourth Protocol, and Kevin Costner and Gene

1951
02:04:53,949 --> 02:04:57,663
Hackman in No Way Out. That's this week on Cisco.

1952
02:04:57,988 --> 02:05:03,462
And Ebert. and the movies. And the asshole. And that's

1953
02:05:03,483 --> 02:05:09,439
Rod. And the asshole. That would definitely be me. That

1954
02:05:09,460 --> 02:05:13,710
would be me. I'm glad we're, this is good. We

1955
02:05:13,750 --> 02:05:15,587
have a good thing going, John. Don't mess it up.

1956
02:05:16,743 --> 02:05:20,077
Ha ha ha! Yeah, people always say, why don't you

1957
02:05:20,117 --> 02:05:23,890
guys do it? Besides that, who are they? I will

1958
02:05:23,930 --> 02:05:26,358
mention this. One of the things that people don't, who

1959
02:05:26,698 --> 02:05:30,145
is kind of inside baseball, but. but cueing each other

1960
02:05:30,166 --> 02:05:33,701
without visceral cues. When you're in the studio together, you

1961
02:05:33,740 --> 02:05:36,573
can look at somebody, you can, you know, raise your

1962
02:05:36,632 --> 02:05:38,600
eyebrow. I mean, there's ways of getting people to. do

1963
02:05:38,801 --> 02:05:40,965
certain things when you're working with them in the same

1964
02:05:41,206 --> 02:05:45,273
room to cue them to bring something up or to

1965
02:05:45,372 --> 02:05:49,902
do something. We have to do it at a very

1966
02:05:49,942 --> 02:05:55,211
advanced level. It has to be anticipatory. It's much more

1967
02:05:55,252 --> 02:05:58,217
difficult to get the cues correct. And we miss them

1968
02:05:58,358 --> 02:06:01,782
probably. a few times more than we miss them usually

1969
02:06:01,801 --> 02:06:04,916
at least once a show but generally speaking it's it's

1970
02:06:04,975 --> 02:06:09,831
phenomenal how good we are don't break your arm patting

1971
02:06:09,871 --> 02:06:14,908
yourself on the back but yeah um Many radio professionals...

1972
02:06:15,391 --> 02:06:17,802
have said to me, man, how long does it take

1973
02:06:17,842 --> 02:06:21,412
you to edit that show? That's a good one. I

1974
02:06:21,452 --> 02:06:25,378
know I've heard this comment too. What? What? No, no,

1975
02:06:25,399 --> 02:06:28,144
no. Live to tape or nothing. We're not doing this

1976
02:06:28,163 --> 02:06:30,769
show if it has to be edited. No. There you

1977
02:06:30,809 --> 02:06:33,354
go. Another thing we would never do. Live to tape.

1978
02:06:33,494 --> 02:06:35,599
It is what you get. What you get, what you

1979
02:06:35,639 --> 02:06:37,774
see is what you get. And what you see is

1980
02:06:37,854 --> 02:06:39,900
one way that people help us with value. for valued

1981
02:06:39,961 --> 02:06:43,046
time, talent, or treasure, and that is creating or prompting

1982
02:06:43,466 --> 02:06:46,230
artwork for our album art. And we want to thank

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02:06:46,270 --> 02:06:48,815
Blue Acorn for bringing us the artwork for episode 1877.

1984
02:06:50,118 --> 02:06:53,143
We titled that Flim Flam, a fine word we need

1985
02:06:53,182 --> 02:06:57,068
to bring back into the vocabulary, into the corpus. And

1986
02:06:57,108 --> 02:07:01,974
this was Roosevelt. flipping a guy over his shoulder at

1987
02:07:01,993 --> 02:07:05,880
the UFC, at the big fights at the White House.

1988
02:07:06,203 --> 02:07:09,753
It was relevant because we learned that many presidents have

1989
02:07:09,795 --> 02:07:15,189
been into wrestling. Grappling and wrassling. And Roosevelt apparently once

1990
02:07:15,270 --> 02:07:18,689
flipped a senator over his shoulder. Do we even know

1991
02:07:18,710 --> 02:07:20,301
if that is a sh- Historically correct. Did we even

1992
02:07:20,382 --> 02:07:25,353
check that? We do not know. It could be folklore.

1993
02:07:25,632 --> 02:07:28,418
Yeah, well, it was fun anyway. So we appreciate that.

1994
02:07:28,439 --> 02:07:30,182
Let's take a look at the No Agenda Art Generator,

1995
02:07:30,222 --> 02:07:34,752
noagendaartgenerator.com. Let's see. Were there any other things that we

1996
02:07:35,033 --> 02:07:38,640
considered? I think you were complaining there wasn't anything in

1997
02:07:38,659 --> 02:07:42,186
it. I know that you use the Comics for Blogger

1998
02:07:42,247 --> 02:07:47,597
Ideal for Hydration Break Polish Potato Vodka for the newsletter.

1999
02:07:47,618 --> 02:07:50,563
Yeah, Jay picked that. She picked that one. Well, Jay

2000
02:07:50,623 --> 02:07:54,711
is a good judge of art. Oh, I like the...

2001
02:07:55,332 --> 02:07:57,076
It wasn't as good as the Roosevelt thing, but I

2002
02:07:57,136 --> 02:08:01,470
like the... The Noah Jenner-Kurian Dvorak in the grass in

2003
02:08:01,530 --> 02:08:04,284
front of the reflecting pool. Because we had a clip

2004
02:08:04,346 --> 02:08:11,032
about someone peeing. uh 86 47 was kind of okay

2005
02:08:11,051 --> 02:08:14,002
a lot of we said those ulster says no or

2006
02:08:14,021 --> 02:08:17,804
those old Those are old. Okay, those are old. What

2007
02:08:17,864 --> 02:08:21,189
else was there? A couple other. Yeah, you're right. I

2008
02:08:21,229 --> 02:08:23,744
was, oh, I, I kind of like Trump saying I

2009
02:08:23,784 --> 02:08:26,904
love, you know, on the, on the White House balcony.

2010
02:08:27,323 --> 02:08:32,081
With a megaphone, with a banner, I love inflation. But

2011
02:08:32,100 --> 02:08:34,734
yeah, that was it. There wasn't much. Do better, people.

2012
02:08:35,096 --> 02:08:37,992
Do better. You can do better. You know, this is,

2013
02:08:38,434 --> 02:08:41,197
what's happening here. As we have a break in the

2014
02:08:41,381 --> 02:08:47,831
dream. Build loop. You got to dream and then you

2015
02:08:47,871 --> 02:08:50,487
got to build. And if you don't have dreams, then

2016
02:08:50,527 --> 02:08:53,337
you can't build. So the dream build loop. has to

2017
02:08:53,378 --> 02:08:55,551
be implemented here for the art. You can do it,

2018
02:08:55,591 --> 02:09:00,220
people. There's also a dream donate loop that is also...

2019
02:09:00,228 --> 02:09:03,292
failing there is now i think it's because of the

2020
02:09:03,393 --> 02:09:08,362
whatever girls clips that's my personal opinion 50 seconds oh

2021
02:09:08,401 --> 02:09:10,125
it's not about how long it's just the fact that

2022
02:09:10,164 --> 02:09:13,190
we even consider it people think we're we're horrible people

2023
02:09:13,730 --> 02:09:15,894
oh i agree i'm with you on that i agree

2024
02:09:15,953 --> 02:09:18,679
with you but there are people who take time out

2025
02:09:18,719 --> 02:09:23,653
of their day To email me. One guy. No, that's

2026
02:09:23,713 --> 02:09:25,822
the one guy who said, please send this to John

2027
02:09:25,862 --> 02:09:28,587
because I can't remember how to spell his name. I'm

2028
02:09:28,627 --> 02:09:31,869
going to read the note. Oh, you have it there.

2029
02:09:31,930 --> 02:09:40,020
Good. This is from one of our producers. Dear Adam.

2030
02:09:40,091 --> 02:09:44,127
Writing in with an opinion instead of a fact, because

2031
02:09:44,188 --> 02:09:47,501
I think you would appreciate a measure, a measure of

2032
02:09:47,541 --> 02:09:52,452
the pulse of your listener base. You talk about getting

2033
02:09:52,533 --> 02:09:56,090
emails all the time where people rage quit your show

2034
02:09:56,131 --> 02:10:00,009
because your opinion on Israel is wrong or whatever.

2035
02:10:00,091 --> 02:10:04,082
I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to

2036
02:10:04,262 --> 02:10:07,591
quit the show based on your opinion because your show

2037
02:10:07,652 --> 02:10:10,739
is one of the only shows with actual sincere, honest,

2038
02:10:11,402 --> 02:10:17,073
and interesting opinions that don't. just fall in lockstep with

2039
02:10:17,175 --> 02:10:22,599
politics. Whether you guys agree or disagree. with me on

2040
02:10:22,679 --> 02:10:24,845
some subject. I know it's sincere and I know it's

2041
02:10:24,905 --> 02:10:27,654
at least a useful perspective, so I'm not going to

2042
02:10:27,734 --> 02:10:30,944
get upset about it. Follow this. The follow this is

2043
02:10:31,006 --> 02:10:33,774
to say that I'm not upset enough to stop listening,

2044
02:10:33,975 --> 02:10:40,204
but... There's always the big but. Yeah. I am legitimately

2045
02:10:40,265 --> 02:10:43,814
annoyed. I just wanted to write in to let you

2046
02:10:43,876 --> 02:10:49,652
know, or rather to let you to let John know.

2047
02:10:50,072 --> 02:10:53,061
That in the five years that I've been listening to

2048
02:10:53,101 --> 02:10:57,518
your podcast, the only segments I have ever skipped are

2049
02:10:57,578 --> 02:11:03,380
the whatevers. girls As a guy who's pushing 40 and

2050
02:11:03,440 --> 02:11:06,136
hasn't been on a date in 10 years. Here it

2051
02:11:06,155 --> 02:11:09,805
comes. Listening to a bunch. This is it. This is

2052
02:11:09,886 --> 02:11:12,997
it. This is his real problem is right here. Start

2053
02:11:13,018 --> 02:11:16,551
that segment over again. I will. It's not about us

2054
02:11:16,631 --> 02:11:21,373
playing the girls. It's this. No, he's irked. because of

2055
02:11:21,414 --> 02:11:25,640
himself. This is a self-inflicted wound. There's a guy who's

2056
02:11:25,722 --> 02:11:29,945
pushing 40. and hasn't been on a date in 10

2057
02:11:30,006 --> 02:11:35,364
years. listening to a bunch of stupid girls who already

2058
02:11:35,444 --> 02:11:38,920
have made more money than I'll make in my life.

2059
02:11:39,887 --> 02:11:45,610
does not cause enjoyment for me. I'm just going to

2060
02:11:45,711 --> 02:11:48,878
keep skipping that section. I'm not going to quit your

2061
02:11:48,939 --> 02:11:52,426
show or anything, but since this is a useful data

2062
02:11:52,527 --> 02:11:55,094
point, I thought I would write in and let you

2063
02:11:55,134 --> 02:11:59,670
know that I might actually be a... that it might

2064
02:11:59,770 --> 02:12:04,483
actually be affecting listener retention. I don't like that segment,

2065
02:12:04,724 --> 02:12:07,171
and I skip it every time it comes up. And

2066
02:12:07,291 --> 02:12:10,298
that is the only segment I have ever skipped on

2067
02:12:10,340 --> 02:12:14,992
your show, signed the 40-year-old guy who hasn't been on

2068
02:12:15,052 --> 02:12:16,858
a date in 10 years. Thank you for reading that

2069
02:12:16,917 --> 02:12:20,585
again, because... This That part of it broke my heart.

2070
02:12:21,068 --> 02:12:24,434
That part of the email. I heard that, I'm like,

2071
02:12:24,494 --> 02:12:33,987
oh. Yeah, I completely empathetically felt his pain. And I

2072
02:12:34,006 --> 02:12:35,845
bet a lot of men are like that. You know,

2073
02:12:35,944 --> 02:12:38,717
dating is over. There's no dating. Yeah, you know it

2074
02:12:38,759 --> 02:12:42,676
is. There's only it's hit the skids it it has

2075
02:12:42,695 --> 02:12:45,608
and it broke my heart to hear that like oh

2076
02:12:45,788 --> 02:12:49,613
So his real problem is not with the segment And

2077
02:12:49,815 --> 02:12:52,551
you look these things up. So has he ever donated?

2078
02:12:53,836 --> 02:12:56,500
He's, I, I, well, normally I do look him up.

2079
02:12:56,539 --> 02:12:59,280
I did not look him up individually, but I... I

2080
02:12:59,301 --> 02:13:02,610
pretty, I wasn't, it wasn't the kind of letter where

2081
02:13:02,631 --> 02:13:04,395
I'd look him up so he said, oh, he doesn't

2082
02:13:04,456 --> 02:13:06,842
donate or doesn't care. So I didn't look him up,

2083
02:13:06,922 --> 02:13:10,238
but I'm pretty sure he's donated. I personally think it

2084
02:13:10,278 --> 02:13:12,804
would have been better if he sent in a donation

2085
02:13:12,844 --> 02:13:15,956
with this note. Yeah, then we would have read it.

2086
02:13:15,975 --> 02:13:18,420
Yeah, even if it was by Reddit anyway, but we

2087
02:13:18,399 --> 02:13:21,829
It would have been guaranteed red. Oh, yeah. If it

2088
02:13:21,930 --> 02:13:24,578
was $50, it wouldn't matter how much you donated. Well,

2089
02:13:24,599 --> 02:13:29,529
$50, I don't know. Yes, yes. $300 would help. *laughs*

2090
02:13:30,492 --> 02:13:34,555
But that, now I understand the real problem. The problem

2091
02:13:34,595 --> 02:13:38,235
is... that he hasn't been able to get a date

2092
02:13:38,256 --> 02:13:41,140
for 10 years. 10 years. And now he's listening to

2093
02:13:41,202 --> 02:13:43,554
these women who I guess he would like to date

2094
02:13:43,634 --> 02:13:48,043
them. We're not. I'm trying to make the connection between

2095
02:13:48,125 --> 02:13:49,872
how... Well, I don't think he wants to date me.

2096
02:13:49,893 --> 02:13:54,292
He's just irked that they're rich. Although, believe me, half

2097
02:13:54,333 --> 02:13:56,809
of them aren't. No, they're not. This is a random

2098
02:13:56,890 --> 02:13:58,661
group of girls and a lot of them don't. you

2099
02:13:58,680 --> 02:14:02,152
know, just dipshits and some of them are only fans

2100
02:14:02,171 --> 02:14:03,836
of dummies and some of them make a lot of

2101
02:14:03,898 --> 02:14:06,185
money and some make millions. I mean, it's a huge

2102
02:14:06,225 --> 02:14:09,484
range of... of women that go on that show and

2103
02:14:09,685 --> 02:14:12,677
a lot of people. Here's my advice. Here's my advice.

2104
02:14:13,199 --> 02:14:15,931
You got to get one of them Darren O'Neill deals.

2105
02:14:16,960 --> 02:14:20,595
Darren O'Neill has a deal, man. wife works and he

2106
02:14:20,635 --> 02:14:24,295
does like shows he's just podcasting He does a rock

2107
02:14:24,315 --> 02:14:27,738
and roll pre-show, he does a show with Larry, he

2108
02:14:27,758 --> 02:14:30,840
does a show with Gene. He might cook. I mean,

2109
02:14:30,860 --> 02:14:33,874
he might cook. I don't know if he cooks. People

2110
02:14:33,894 --> 02:14:36,466
who cook always brag about it. But the Darren O'Neill

2111
02:14:36,506 --> 02:14:39,319
deal, I'd like that. I'd like a Darren O'Neill deal.

2112
02:14:39,520 --> 02:14:42,811
That'd be fantastic. Can you imagine? You'd love it too.

2113
02:14:43,872 --> 02:14:47,368
Imagine Mimi was bringing in all the dough. Well, that

2114
02:14:47,429 --> 02:14:50,978
dog kennel, though, you should franchise that. The dog kennel.

2115
02:14:50,997 --> 02:14:53,784
The dog kennel. Yeah, we should. We have a reason.

2116
02:14:54,005 --> 02:14:58,216
The problem is it's a personnel situation. The only reason

2117
02:14:58,235 --> 02:15:00,212
the dog kennel works so well is because we... Just

2118
02:15:00,252 --> 02:15:02,698
like an Elon Musk, we lucked out and got a

2119
02:15:02,738 --> 02:15:06,608
guy that's a lunatic about dogs, and, you know, he

2120
02:15:06,627 --> 02:15:09,314
can run that kennel. I mean, that's the hardest thing

2121
02:15:09,354 --> 02:15:13,064
in the world is still personnel. Yeah, and what is

2122
02:15:13,083 --> 02:15:16,377
the kennel index? Is it full? It's always full. The

2123
02:15:16,396 --> 02:15:19,577
thing's always full. Oh, you know, I mean, full in

2124
02:15:19,636 --> 02:15:23,128
the way where... It's overloaded where it's probably full. Yeah,

2125
02:15:23,250 --> 02:15:25,877
I'm guessing. Check it. We need to understand. We should

2126
02:15:25,898 --> 02:15:28,667
just blow it up and we'd get more money into

2127
02:15:28,686 --> 02:15:31,695
the show. Darren is telling me in 31 years, my

2128
02:15:31,775 --> 02:15:37,396
wife has made about 10 meals. There you go. But

2129
02:15:37,436 --> 02:15:40,337
maybe they eat out a lot like you. We eat

2130
02:15:40,418 --> 02:15:44,988
home. all the time. You're always saying, you got any

2131
02:15:45,048 --> 02:15:49,157
dinners? Any dinners coming up? Any dinners coming up? Yeah,

2132
02:15:49,176 --> 02:15:51,280
I'm always saying that. So here's the story. I got

2133
02:15:51,320 --> 02:15:52,904
a story for you. Because you go out to dinner

2134
02:15:52,944 --> 02:15:57,833
with these local famous people and they usually have some

2135
02:15:58,095 --> 02:16:03,872
inside scoop for us. So here's a story. You want

2136
02:16:03,913 --> 02:16:06,380
a story? You want a fun story? A Fredericksburg? I'm

2137
02:16:06,461 --> 02:16:11,375
always looking for a Fredericksburg story. Lightens my day. So

2138
02:16:11,435 --> 02:16:16,332
the Fredericksburg ladies. There's two of them. And they're both

2139
02:16:16,373 --> 02:16:21,952
in their 80s. And they are like whippersnappers. And these

2140
02:16:22,032 --> 02:16:27,560
women are fantastic. I love them. They're funny. They're kind

2141
02:16:27,661 --> 02:16:32,708
of, you know, borderline. Whippersnapper specifically refers to a young

2142
02:16:32,808 --> 02:16:36,632
person. But they're, okay, if you have an 85-year-old who

2143
02:16:36,712 --> 02:16:40,097
is just hilarious and sharp, a bit like you, hilarious

2144
02:16:40,157 --> 02:16:43,643
and sharp, only a woman. Only woman. How do you

2145
02:16:43,683 --> 02:16:47,790
describe that woman? Sprite. No, it's more than that. They're

2146
02:16:47,829 --> 02:16:50,674
still wearing blue jeans. Lively. They're wearing blue jeans that

2147
02:16:50,715 --> 02:16:54,342
they wore when they were 18. They're tight. And they're

2148
02:16:54,461 --> 02:16:58,748
funny. And both their husbands are billionaires. So there's this

2149
02:16:58,808 --> 02:17:02,216
group of women, like six of them. And. They're always

2150
02:17:02,256 --> 02:17:05,085
doing birthday parties for each other. Oh, my goodness. The

2151
02:17:05,147 --> 02:17:08,790
birthday parties. Because it's always who's invited. It's like middle

2152
02:17:08,811 --> 02:17:13,400
school. Anyway. So... And I'm leaving the names out because

2153
02:17:13,421 --> 02:17:15,496
it just protects the image. It sounds like Palm Beach,

2154
02:17:15,537 --> 02:17:19,708
but continue. No, it's not at all like Palm Beach.

2155
02:17:20,095 --> 02:17:24,554
You would never know. that they're rich. You would never

2156
02:17:24,614 --> 02:17:29,522
know. But how you find out is when one of

2157
02:17:29,584 --> 02:17:32,417
the two billionaire ladies said, hey, let's all go to

2158
02:17:32,478 --> 02:17:37,106
the house in Vail. you So that's a clue, right?

2159
02:17:37,147 --> 02:17:39,560
It's a clue. Yeah, kind of. We'll meet you at

2160
02:17:39,581 --> 02:17:45,851
the airport. Tuesday at 1030. So I, and this is

2161
02:17:45,870 --> 02:17:48,430
a little airport here, the one where I take off

2162
02:17:48,469 --> 02:17:54,959
from. and drive up there. There is a... Cessna Citation

2163
02:17:55,700 --> 02:18:01,246
Excelsior XLS. Like a $20 million airplane, net jets. It's,

2164
02:18:01,347 --> 02:18:04,726
you know, everyone's driving up to the plane. You know,

2165
02:18:04,765 --> 02:18:08,227
it's like top notch. They had to pre-order their lunch

2166
02:18:08,308 --> 02:18:11,433
for on the plane. I've never been in a plane.

2167
02:18:11,697 --> 02:18:16,871
Maybe once. And so I was like, this is pretty

2168
02:18:16,993 --> 02:18:20,432
awesome. Of course, dudes weren't invited. And so they jet

2169
02:18:20,533 --> 02:18:25,360
off to Vail. The very next day. What happens with

2170
02:18:25,421 --> 02:18:33,327
NetJets? The very same plane crashes and burns in Laredo.

2171
02:18:33,971 --> 02:18:37,200
first accident net jets has ever had in their history.

2172
02:18:37,971 --> 02:18:40,324
And now they're all like, should we drive home? I'm

2173
02:18:40,344 --> 02:18:46,034
like, no, no, no, no. The chances of that happening

2174
02:18:46,496 --> 02:18:51,082
are impossibly small. Yeah, so there's the rich lady story.

2175
02:18:51,243 --> 02:18:54,241
This is rich white lady problems. Shall I take the

2176
02:18:54,302 --> 02:18:57,116
net jets home? Or shall we have the Bentley drive

2177
02:18:57,177 --> 02:19:02,026
us home? There's your story. Yeah, that would have been

2178
02:19:02,067 --> 02:19:05,431
good if you had some cli- to go with it.

2179
02:19:05,451 --> 02:19:11,360
If I had a clue. The Blanco Lario channel. Or

2180
02:19:11,441 --> 02:19:15,231
Captain Steve explains what happened. I will say, I think

2181
02:19:15,271 --> 02:19:17,800
that the pilots on that net, they did a great

2182
02:19:17,861 --> 02:19:20,831
job with that emergency landing. I don't know what happened

2183
02:19:20,872 --> 02:19:22,919
to the aircraft. We probably won't know for a while.

2184
02:19:23,503 --> 02:19:25,670
But they rode that thing all the way down onto

2185
02:19:25,710 --> 02:19:31,409
the highway. Six people. One perished, sadly. But to have

2186
02:19:31,510 --> 02:19:35,643
five people survive a crash of that magnitude? Amazing. Those

2187
02:19:35,704 --> 02:19:38,261
guys did a great job. I mean, it sucks, but

2188
02:19:38,864 --> 02:19:40,534
I'd like to know what happened. This is not the

2189
02:19:40,574 --> 02:19:44,682
kind of plane that should have that happen. Anyway, no

2190
02:19:44,722 --> 02:19:47,134
billionaires here and not for a long time, but we

2191
02:19:47,195 --> 02:19:51,105
do have many people who love our show. and probably

2192
02:19:51,146 --> 02:19:55,301
are dating. I don't know and they love supporting us

2193
02:19:55,421 --> 02:19:57,312
and they do that with the treasure of the time

2194
02:19:57,373 --> 02:20:00,008
talent and treasure and now we have an entire family

2195
02:20:00,540 --> 02:20:04,966
The Milligan family. And they come in with $1,000. They

2196
02:20:05,105 --> 02:20:10,459
even added the fees. So it's $1,000, $1,030.26. And as

2197
02:20:10,519 --> 02:20:13,846
you know, above $300, not only are we guaranteed to

2198
02:20:13,906 --> 02:20:17,855
read your note, but we'll also give you the executive

2199
02:20:17,896 --> 02:20:21,328
producer credit, which is good anywhere. Hollywood recognizes these credits.

2200
02:20:21,409 --> 02:20:27,671
IMDB.com. $200 or more. Associate Executive Producer. And so they're

2201
02:20:27,710 --> 02:20:29,520
also going to be, well, they have a whole note

2202
02:20:29,579 --> 02:20:31,890
here. This is for a red knight order of the

2203
02:20:31,931 --> 02:20:36,118
heart. Bob. Can I interrupt you? Yeah. There's only 10

2204
02:20:36,627 --> 02:20:41,765
slots left. Oh, okay. It's ending. All right. Very good.

2205
02:20:42,269 --> 02:20:44,180
Wow. Because we're out of pins. We are. We're going

2206
02:20:44,200 --> 02:20:46,433
to be out of pins after ten more red nights.

2207
02:20:46,493 --> 02:20:49,718
It's all over. So the Milligan family, they're from Elko,

2208
02:20:49,759 --> 02:20:58,198
Nevada. Bob celebrates this June his post. C-A-B-G. cabbage see

2209
02:20:58,361 --> 02:21:05,855
cabbage Heart surgery. It's his ninth birthday of his post-cabbage

2210
02:21:05,916 --> 02:21:11,492
heart surgery. 70th post-utero trip around the sun this Juneteenth.

2211
02:21:11,943 --> 02:21:17,813
His 46th Father's Day and 47th wedding anniversary. Wow. He

2212
02:21:17,834 --> 02:21:20,546
feels honored that the federal government is created a holiday

2213
02:21:20,728 --> 02:21:25,918
in his honor. And we are formally requesting the peerage

2214
02:21:25,958 --> 02:21:29,289
committee to grant his night name of Sir Coach Bob

2215
02:21:29,349 --> 02:21:33,219
the Builder, Lord of Wild Horse and Slayer of Fish.

2216
02:21:33,863 --> 02:21:37,721
I think that one's available. If Lord is deemed unacceptable,

2217
02:21:37,782 --> 02:21:40,433
we humbly request Master. I'm okay with Lord. Are you

2218
02:21:40,452 --> 02:21:45,715
okay with Lord? Lord of Wild Horse? Yeah, sure. Yeah.

2219
02:21:46,237 --> 02:21:49,472
His family humbly requests in his honor home-brewed lager and

2220
02:21:49,632 --> 02:21:52,466
smoked trout for the round table. That's what that smell

2221
02:21:52,547 --> 02:21:55,543
is. and the Reverend Al mix up with a goat

2222
02:21:55,584 --> 02:21:58,568
scream. as they always crack him up. In addition to

2223
02:21:58,588 --> 02:22:01,784
his red knighting, he also requests a healthy de-douching. Oh,

2224
02:22:01,805 --> 02:22:06,596
let me get the de-douching machine. You've been de-douched. As

2225
02:22:06,637 --> 02:22:09,384
he has been a man overboard for not donating in

2226
02:22:09,463 --> 02:22:12,049
a long time. This is from his wife, Kelly, of

2227
02:22:12,069 --> 02:22:15,898
47 years, his kids, Jake, Becky, and Matt, their spouses,

2228
02:22:16,040 --> 02:22:19,631
and nine grandchildren. He can thank his sons for hitting

2229
02:22:19,673 --> 02:22:22,364
him in the mouth. 15 years ago, the family that

2230
02:22:22,464 --> 02:22:25,891
no agendas together stays together in the morning from the

2231
02:22:25,991 --> 02:22:29,177
entire Mulligan family. And we have a brand new Sharpton

2232
02:22:29,237 --> 02:22:32,223
first time we're playing it. Of why they're having these

2233
02:22:32,424 --> 02:22:35,149
fights on the White House law and the UFO and

2234
02:22:35,229 --> 02:22:42,052
all, whatever they call it. You've got. That's our new

2235
02:22:42,152 --> 02:22:45,346
one. That's our new one. It's also Milligan, not Mulligan.

2236
02:22:46,230 --> 02:22:48,540
Did I say Mulligan? I meant Milligan. Yeah, he did.

2237
02:22:49,243 --> 02:22:54,013
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you for your courage, the Manuka Gold family. They're keeping

2252
02:23:57,122 --> 02:24:00,613
the show afloat. Love it. So that's, that is our

2253
02:24:00,674 --> 02:24:04,266
last. Executive producer, we drop to the associate execs, Eric

2254
02:24:04,387 --> 02:24:09,578
Haleen. And I have no location for Eric Hallein. but

2255
02:24:09,599 --> 02:24:14,334
does send us $263.22 and says, thank you. And we

2256
02:24:14,395 --> 02:24:18,441
say thank you very much for your courage. It takes

2257
02:24:18,502 --> 02:24:23,259
us to Connor Brogan. in Amherst, Ohio, $2.50. It's the

2258
02:24:23,279 --> 02:24:27,781
$2.50 donation. Good day. $2.50. America. America donation. It's America

2259
02:24:27,841 --> 02:24:30,897
donation. We're finally getting some of those in. I have

2260
02:24:30,998 --> 02:24:33,910
been listening to the show for well over a year,

2261
02:24:34,231 --> 02:24:36,702
but this is my first donation to your wonderful cause.

2262
02:24:37,023 --> 02:24:42,302
D-douching, please? You've been d- I wanted to thank you

2263
02:24:42,362 --> 02:24:44,446
both for the time and effort you both put forth

2264
02:24:44,526 --> 02:24:47,312
in these shows. As perfect as it is, no other

2265
02:24:47,352 --> 02:24:52,061
podcast in the podverse will match your banter analysis and

2266
02:24:52,141 --> 02:24:55,207
humor that you guys bring. It was a blessing to

2267
02:24:55,268 --> 02:24:58,233
discover your podcast. I'd like to know how you did.

2268
02:24:58,273 --> 02:25:00,859
How did you discover the podcast? It's always good to

2269
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know. For marketing purposes. Yes. And I look forward to

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02:25:04,085 --> 02:25:08,117
hearing many more episodes to come. I would like to

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02:25:08,521 --> 02:25:11,267
shout out to the greatest father I could ask for.

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02:25:11,783 --> 02:25:17,497
Jeremy Brogan as it's his 52nd birthday today, June 18th.

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02:25:17,859 --> 02:25:22,870
Dad, your incredible mentor, a kick-ass... chef and a perfect

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02:25:22,951 --> 02:25:25,596
role model for how to be a good man. Thank

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02:25:25,636 --> 02:25:28,822
you for all the lessons you've provided me in my

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02:25:28,842 --> 02:25:31,547
23 years being here on earth and I look forward

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02:25:31,868 --> 02:25:35,916
to many more memories to come. Karma for all, Connor.

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02:25:36,296 --> 02:25:43,267
Oh, what a wonderful note. You've got karma. you And

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02:25:43,368 --> 02:25:47,723
coming in hot with $206.18, because that is what he

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02:25:47,783 --> 02:25:50,713
always does, $200 and then the date, Eli the Coffee

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02:25:50,753 --> 02:25:54,189
Guy from Bensonville, Illinois. And he says, World Cup's on,

2282
02:25:54,410 --> 02:25:57,542
and suddenly we are supposed to be into soccer. High

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02:25:57,582 --> 02:26:03,868
kicking, low scoring, and ties. 0-0. Even if the U.S.

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02:26:04,049 --> 02:26:06,192
won in a long shot, I doubt we would see

2285
02:26:06,232 --> 02:26:10,179
New York Knicks-level riots. Politics is my sports ball, but

2286
02:26:10,219 --> 02:26:12,283
I'll probably watch the final match if I'm not too

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02:26:12,343 --> 02:26:17,351
busy roasting. Coffee's the one thing that is a guaranteed

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win. Visit gigawattcoffeeroasters.com and use code ITM20 for... 20% off

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your order. And as always, he says, stay caffeinated. Eli,

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02:26:26,718 --> 02:26:28,445
the coffee guy. And he sent me some more of

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02:26:28,566 --> 02:26:33,903
his gigawatt cold brew. Woo, baby. Ooh, baby, I gave

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02:26:33,923 --> 02:26:36,697
something to Pastor Jimmy. He's bouncing off the walls. He's

2293
02:26:36,717 --> 02:26:40,563
like, I love this stuff. Yeah, it should be great

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02:26:40,604 --> 02:26:47,264
Sunday. Linda Lepatkin, Castle Rock, Colorado. Jobs Karma. Your resume

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02:26:47,304 --> 02:26:49,939
is about 10 seconds to make an impression, and most

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don't. For a resume that gets results, go to ImageMakersInc.com.

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02:26:54,650 --> 02:27:00,954
Linda helps professionals and executives position their experience so employers

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see the value. That's Image Makers Inc. with a K

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02:27:04,706 --> 02:27:07,276
and Linda Liu, Duchess of Jobs and writer of winning

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02:27:07,337 --> 02:27:18,417
resumes. Best, Linda. Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs. Karma. He's

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02:27:18,457 --> 02:27:22,154
executive and associate executive producers for supporting the best podcast

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02:27:22,174 --> 02:27:26,039
in the universe. As we always say, these titles are

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02:27:26,681 --> 02:27:30,532
valid anywhere Hollywood credits are recognized. Executive producer, associate executive

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02:27:30,572 --> 02:27:34,142
producer, we thank you and ask everybody to support the

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02:27:34,202 --> 02:27:38,360
show. Our formula is this. We go out. We hit

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02:27:38,401 --> 02:27:55,227
people in the mouth. dollars and above. It's a short

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02:27:55,287 --> 02:27:58,541
list today, but we are happy to thank Nathan Cochran.

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02:27:59,425 --> 02:28:02,277
He keeps forgetting to put his his night name into

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02:28:02,317 --> 02:28:05,648
the. into his donation. I'll remind you, Nathan, he's one

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02:28:05,668 --> 02:28:10,884
of our Mercy Me boys, Franklin, Tennessee. 123.45. Guido Elshoff

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02:28:11,506 --> 02:28:14,821
in Leiden in the Netherlands. $100 and he says I

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02:28:14,982 --> 02:28:20,548
love your show please dedouche me. You've been dedouched. And

2313
02:28:20,628 --> 02:28:22,919
coming in as he always does with $80 and $80.

2314
02:28:22,899 --> 02:28:25,424
Sends the boob donation. Kevin McLaughlin. He is the Archduke

2315
02:28:25,464 --> 02:28:27,709
of Luna, lover of America and boobs. And he says,

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02:28:27,789 --> 02:28:31,657
God bless America and boobs. Sir Kevin O'Brien with small

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02:28:31,697 --> 02:28:35,645
boobs. 60-06 from Chicago, Illinois. Same for Lester Kowski. Came

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02:28:35,665 --> 02:28:39,092
from Arizona. 60-06. Double nickels on the dime from James

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02:28:39,272 --> 02:28:42,198
Edmondson in South Plainfield, New Jersey. As well from Dean

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02:28:42,258 --> 02:28:46,547
Roker. And Zachary D. Barker in Beaver Creek, Ohio, $55.10.

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02:28:47,910 --> 02:28:53,401
Hakon Andresen in Portland, Oregon, $52.72. Kent O'Rourke in Frostburg,

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02:28:53,421 --> 02:28:57,029
Maryland, $52.72. And what is it? Oh, we have a

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02:28:57,109 --> 02:29:22,019
nighting here. How do I pronounce that? Ciao! Wow. Okay.

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02:29:22,091 --> 02:29:27,412
Wow Alves is from Ribeira de Sintra in Portugal. I

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02:29:27,473 --> 02:29:29,240
turned 40 on the 17th and I couldn't think of

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02:29:29,280 --> 02:29:32,620
a better way to celebrate than becoming... and a night.

2327
02:29:32,700 --> 02:29:35,311
I've been listening since show one, and although I've made

2328
02:29:35,392 --> 02:29:41,819
several small donations, I've never been deduced. You've been deduced.

2329
02:29:42,883 --> 02:29:45,066
I tell many stories of how you've helped me over

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02:29:45,126 --> 02:29:46,508
the years, but I don't want to make this too

2331
02:29:46,568 --> 02:29:49,052
long, so I'll just share one. You used to say

2332
02:29:49,092 --> 02:29:51,215
that your goal is to make us sound smart around

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02:29:51,235 --> 02:29:53,859
the water fountain. Water cooler, yes. When I was in

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02:29:53,979 --> 02:29:56,723
vet school, we had a class about animal breeding and

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02:29:56,783 --> 02:30:00,008
selection. The professor was telling us that many companies do...

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02:30:00,059 --> 02:30:03,426
this and ask if anyone knew what Monsanto was. After

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02:30:03,467 --> 02:30:07,976
controlling the urge to sing the Monsanto jingle, I went

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02:30:08,015 --> 02:30:11,002
into an expose of Monsanto roundup and how they were

2339
02:30:11,083 --> 02:30:14,408
suing farmers. Every head in the room turns toward me

2340
02:30:14,510 --> 02:30:17,656
with a WTF or how the heck does he know

2341
02:30:17,695 --> 02:30:20,755
this? Look on their face. NA has been a part

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02:30:20,796 --> 02:30:22,643
of almost half of my life and I just wanted

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02:30:22,664 --> 02:30:25,996
to say thank you. Please knight me, sir. Wow. Wow.

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02:30:26,037 --> 02:30:31,602
Alves, the knight of Sintra. Thank you, Portugal. Andrew Benz,

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02:30:31,683 --> 02:30:35,049
Imperial, Missouri, with $50.05. Is that a different kind of

2346
02:30:35,068 --> 02:30:38,023
boob? Or is that a... That's no boo, it's just

2347
02:30:38,104 --> 02:30:42,305
a sauce. What the... That is. I like it. Sean

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02:30:42,344 --> 02:30:46,333
Bergeron, Alexandria, Virginia, $50.01. You help keep me sane as

2349
02:30:46,414 --> 02:30:50,021
I slide towards retirement slash disability. We're happy to help

2350
02:30:50,060 --> 02:30:54,248
you. And Viscounts, our economic hitman from Tomball, Texas, with

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02:30:54,269 --> 02:30:59,279
$50.01. Now we hit the 50s. Pamela Bradley in Takumish,

2352
02:30:59,299 --> 02:31:05,778
Takuman. Tukumse, Oklahoma. Chris Cowan in Austin, Texas. Michael Sikora

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02:31:05,858 --> 02:31:10,104
in Lake Elmo, Minnesota. Scott Lavender, Montgomery, Texas. Noah McDonald,

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02:31:10,145 --> 02:31:17,195
Traverse City, Michigan. Terrence Boyer, Tuscola, Illinois. Amy Galinas in

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02:31:17,216 --> 02:31:22,386
Burien, Washington. Grant Cliff. in Cherryville, North Carolina, Ryan Aceto

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02:31:22,466 --> 02:31:26,533
in Argyle, Texas, Andrew Gusek in Greensboro, North Carolina, Chris

2357
02:31:26,754 --> 02:31:31,944
Dubendorf in Brookville, Maryland, and Leanne Shipley in Covington, Washington.

2358
02:31:32,004 --> 02:31:33,888
Thank you so much, all of you, for supporting the

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02:31:33,929 --> 02:31:36,815
No Agenda Show. You can support us anytime you feel

2360
02:31:36,834 --> 02:31:39,701
like you've received value that you want to return. That's

2361
02:31:39,721 --> 02:31:43,309
a simple fact. That's how it works. This helped me

2362
02:31:43,350 --> 02:31:45,275
out around the water cooler. I need to support these

2363
02:31:45,316 --> 02:31:47,060
guys. And you see that over the years, you can

2364
02:31:47,101 --> 02:31:48,887
become a knight or a dame with a no agenda

2365
02:31:48,926 --> 02:31:52,458
round table. We appreciate it all. Go to noagendadonations.com. You

2366
02:31:52,477 --> 02:31:55,986
can even set up a recurring donation. Any amount, any

2367
02:31:56,086 --> 02:32:05,799
frequency, noagendadonations.com. Bye. Well, we already heard all of them,

2368
02:32:05,841 --> 02:32:08,166
but there it is. Wow. Alba, soon to be a

2369
02:32:08,227 --> 02:32:12,259
knight, turned 40 yesterday. Connor Brogan wishes his dad, Jeremy

2370
02:32:12,298 --> 02:32:15,227
Brogan, a very happy one. He is celebrating this Juneteenth,

2371
02:32:15,247 --> 02:32:19,058
turning 52. And the Milligan family wish Bob Milligan a

2372
02:32:19,078 --> 02:32:23,516
very happy... He turns 70 tomorrow. So we say happy

2373
02:32:23,576 --> 02:32:26,227
birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the

2374
02:32:26,308 --> 02:32:46,213
universe. And now... *BOOM* *Demonic voice* only 10 slots left

2375
02:32:46,315 --> 02:32:51,023
so get in while the going is good but already

2376
02:32:51,145 --> 02:32:55,403
recognized here, Bob Milligan will become a Red Knights Order

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02:32:55,584 --> 02:33:17,037
of the Heart, Contribution ♪ This ♪ - Still today,

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02:33:17,077 --> 02:33:19,772
there's my blade, if you can bring yours out, There

2379
02:33:19,792 --> 02:33:21,876
we go. Out of the sheet. There it is. Bob

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02:33:21,935 --> 02:33:25,881
Milligan and Wal Alves hopping up on the podium. Both

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02:33:25,941 --> 02:33:27,825
of you are about to become knights of the Noah

2382
02:33:27,844 --> 02:33:30,668
Jenner Roundtable. Bob will become a red knight, order of

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02:33:30,709 --> 02:33:33,972
the heart. And I am very proud to hereby pronounce

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02:33:33,993 --> 02:33:37,177
the KD as Sir Coach Bob the Builder, Lord of

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02:33:37,257 --> 02:33:44,672
Wild Horse and Slayer of... and Sir Wal Alves, the

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02:33:44,752 --> 02:34:01,926
Knight of Sintra. ginger ale and gerbils, breast milk and

2387
02:34:01,967 --> 02:34:04,191
pablum, and of course the mutton and meat that we

2388
02:34:04,230 --> 02:34:18,520
find every single time here at the NOAA General Roundtable.

2389
02:34:18,500 --> 02:34:21,987
is always included and Sir Bob you will get the

2390
02:34:22,028 --> 02:34:25,935
special red heart red knight order of the heart pin

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02:34:26,277 --> 02:34:29,143
which just the packaging by itself is phenomenal you will

2392
02:34:29,183 --> 02:34:31,427
love that and we thank you both and your families

2393
02:34:31,507 --> 02:34:42,490
for becoming knights of the no agenda roundtable My Ukraine

2394
02:34:42,531 --> 02:34:45,541
meetup report. So sad we haven't received that yet. I

2395
02:34:45,582 --> 02:34:49,115
just want some audio from Ukraine before, you know, Putin

2396
02:34:49,677 --> 02:34:54,390
nukes it. Be nice. In the meantime, there are meetups

2397
02:34:54,431 --> 02:34:56,623
taking place all over the world. In fact, today there's

2398
02:34:56,703 --> 02:35:00,081
one taking place in Ed's Tavern, Charlotte, North Carolina. Carolina.

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02:35:00,201 --> 02:35:03,047
It is the Charlotte's Thirsty Third Thursday meetup, 7 o'clock

2400
02:35:03,086 --> 02:35:05,992
tonight on Saturday. Leo Bravo does it again. The Flight

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02:35:06,031 --> 02:35:09,318
of the Know agenda is number 76 at 3.33 p.m.

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02:35:09,379 --> 02:35:13,586
in the Chowder Barge in Wilmington, California. And throughout the

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02:35:13,627 --> 02:35:15,550
rest of the month, we've got Rotterdam in the Netherlands

2404
02:35:15,611 --> 02:35:18,435
on the 26th, Fort Wayne, Indiana on the 27th, Albany,

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02:35:18,456 --> 02:35:22,389
California. John will be there. at what's the pizza place?

2406
02:35:22,511 --> 02:35:26,423
What's it called? The Mallard Club, it's a bar. I

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02:35:26,442 --> 02:35:28,886
thought it was the pizza place. We're doing it at

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02:35:28,906 --> 02:35:31,307
the Mallard Club, as far as I know. Well, what

2409
02:35:31,326 --> 02:35:35,254
was the pizza place? Violetas. Oh, it's the Mallard Club.

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02:35:35,273 --> 02:35:38,638
The Mallard Club sounds like... Sounds like it's a lot

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02:35:38,679 --> 02:35:39,915
of wood. Is there a lot of wood in the

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02:35:39,957 --> 02:35:43,968
mallard? clothes yeah in fact this is it's fashioned after

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02:35:44,644 --> 02:35:47,328
Excuse me, a hunting lodge. It's like a little hunting

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02:35:47,409 --> 02:35:53,743
lodge inside. Yeah, nice. Unfortunately, depending on the bartender, if

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02:35:53,804 --> 02:35:57,796
it's dimly lit, you don't really appreciate that. The coolness

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02:35:57,876 --> 02:36:00,038
of it being a hunting lodge. If they get a

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02:36:00,058 --> 02:36:03,113
bargain, lights it up it's pretty cool my opinion is

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02:36:03,434 --> 02:36:07,775
any and whenever you're over 50 dimmed lighting is best

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02:36:08,164 --> 02:36:10,811
I'm kind of all for that. Well, that's what they

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02:36:10,852 --> 02:36:14,546
do. They keep it dim. but Believe me, the place

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02:36:14,585 --> 02:36:18,328
is nicer if it's lit. On the 28th, Decatur, Alabama.

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02:36:18,369 --> 02:36:21,802
Nice. Longview, Texas. And we'll go into July here, Raleigh,

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02:36:21,823 --> 02:36:27,495
North Carolina, Scottsdale, Arizona, Eagle, Idaho, Asheville, North Carolina, and

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02:36:27,614 --> 02:36:31,022
Charlotte, North Carolina. One day separate from each other. Go

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02:36:31,061 --> 02:36:35,069
to noagendameetups.com. It's really cool to go to one of

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02:36:35,110 --> 02:36:37,896
these meetups. You will make connections that will give you

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02:36:37,995 --> 02:36:41,730
protection. Everybody you meet. will immediately be your first responder

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02:36:41,771 --> 02:36:44,636
in any emergency. You will not regret it. No one

2429
02:36:44,675 --> 02:36:47,180
has ever emailed and said, I regret going to the

2430
02:36:47,219 --> 02:36:50,184
meetup. If you have, you need to email me immediately.

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02:36:50,204 --> 02:36:52,609
I've never heard that. I've never heard someone, wow, that

2432
02:36:52,629 --> 02:36:54,631
was a bummer. That was no good. No, because they're

2433
02:36:54,652 --> 02:36:58,317
fantastic. NoahJennerMeetups.com. If you can't find one near you, start

2434
02:36:58,378 --> 02:37:15,934
one yourself. It's easy. and always a party. *music* the

2435
02:37:15,956 --> 02:37:21,902
same Now we have John's tip of the day coming

2436
02:37:22,002 --> 02:37:25,032
up and some toe-toppers of the No Agenda end-of-show mixes

2437
02:37:25,073 --> 02:37:28,966
from our end-of-show mixers prompting their way into history. For

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02:37:29,025 --> 02:37:31,915
some reason, I have like a crazy amount of ISOs.

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02:37:32,272 --> 02:37:34,478
So I'm just- Well, let's go with him. Okay. And

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02:37:34,498 --> 02:37:38,629
then bloop, bloop, and then bloop. Okay, that's one. I'm

2441
02:37:38,648 --> 02:37:41,269
just one weed and a hamburger. No, that's no good.

2442
02:37:41,289 --> 02:37:48,509
How about this one? Take that, evildoers. Pretty impressive. Remarkable,

2443
02:37:48,629 --> 02:37:51,299
actually. Okay, come on, come on. That was good, that

2444
02:37:51,320 --> 02:37:54,972
was good. That is incredible. Play that again. That is

2445
02:37:54,992 --> 02:37:58,029
incredible. No, that's not that good. Here's another one. The

2446
02:37:58,068 --> 02:38:02,014
world is crazy. I think the con- tender here is

2447
02:38:02,094 --> 02:38:06,730
this one. Pretty impressive. Well, remarkable, actually. I think that's

2448
02:38:06,790 --> 02:38:10,006
a contender. It's okay. All right. What do you have?

2449
02:38:10,027 --> 02:38:12,176
What do you have? It's the best of your bunch.

2450
02:38:12,197 --> 02:38:14,201
Let's put it that way. What do you have? I

2451
02:38:14,221 --> 02:38:16,661
don't know why you have just sound effects. Whoop, whoop.

2452
02:38:16,681 --> 02:38:19,873
That was... Well, I don't know why you only have-

2453
02:38:19,894 --> 02:38:22,387
That's Alex. you love, Alex. Why do you have bad

2454
02:38:22,547 --> 02:38:28,183
AI versions of presidents? What? These are real clips. Okay.

2455
02:38:28,203 --> 02:38:31,192
Here's Biden. Can someone tell me a better podcast than

2456
02:38:31,254 --> 02:38:41,237
No Agenda? He has no energy. Biden? What? Barry seems

2457
02:38:41,359 --> 02:38:48,451
authentic to me. Okay. Oh, Biden's got no energy. He's

2458
02:38:48,492 --> 02:38:52,563
got no energy. It's the comment of the day. Let's

2459
02:38:52,583 --> 02:38:55,070
try Obama. Yeah, I was going to podcast until I

2460
02:38:55,111 --> 02:38:59,620
heard the No Agenda show. It's great. I hate them.

2461
02:38:59,948 --> 02:39:03,198
You're posting these videos everywhere like, oh, look, we have

2462
02:39:03,237 --> 02:39:06,086
an endorsement from Obama. Oh, look, we have an endorsement

2463
02:39:06,127 --> 02:39:09,036
from Biden. You know that that's like a real boomer

2464
02:39:09,076 --> 02:39:14,576
move. It's a boomer move. is jealous. It's total boomer.

2465
02:39:14,718 --> 02:39:18,235
Like, it was like, no one. Hey, get, get a

2466
02:39:18,355 --> 02:39:23,521
clue. What clue? I'm a boomer. Ah, there you go.

2467
02:39:23,540 --> 02:39:25,707
Well, we'll choose one of them. One of those two

2468
02:39:25,766 --> 02:39:28,111
bad presidents. After you do tip of the day. Wait,

2469
02:39:28,131 --> 02:39:29,836
you gotta pick one. Nah, I was just gonna choose.

2470
02:39:29,897 --> 02:39:31,801
I'm gonna play both at the same time. Can someone

2471
02:39:31,981 --> 02:39:35,049
tell me a better podcast than Noah Jenner? It's great.

2472
02:39:35,149 --> 02:39:38,277
That's what I'm gonna do. It's perfect. Now you got

2473
02:39:38,337 --> 02:39:40,282
it. You nailed it. Time for tip of the day

2474
02:39:40,324 --> 02:39:47,537
with John. It's fast for you Just the tip with

2475
02:39:47,558 --> 02:39:56,881
JC Green. I got a probiotic fiber gummy. Probiotic fiber

2476
02:39:56,923 --> 02:39:59,277
gummy. And what is this for? What is the point

2477
02:39:59,377 --> 02:39:59,819
of this?

2478
02:40:00,891 --> 02:40:04,363
It's got fiber. It's got probiotics. If you're a boomer

2479
02:40:04,424 --> 02:40:07,554
or anybody else and you need your fiber, you need

2480
02:40:07,594 --> 02:40:11,487
your gummies, it's just a good product. We've been chomping

2481
02:40:11,548 --> 02:40:18,109
these things down. Now, what do you need fiber for?

2482
02:40:18,250 --> 02:40:21,958
What is the fiber for? Well, you need fiber for

2483
02:40:21,998 --> 02:40:24,708
your gut health. Oh. You don't want a leaky gut.

2484
02:40:24,727 --> 02:40:27,216
You need your gut health, man. Don't you watch these

2485
02:40:27,376 --> 02:40:30,345
ads? Oh, that's right. You pay not to watch ads.

2486
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That's right. I pay. Gut health. That's why. Gut health.

2487
02:40:33,736 --> 02:40:37,048
Got it. Yeah. Okay. I can't read the name. This

2488
02:40:37,068 --> 02:40:42,765
is like... Tutartin, I think, is the brand. It's almost

2489
02:40:42,826 --> 02:40:44,757
impossible to read it. It's so small. Boy, does it

2490
02:40:44,798 --> 02:40:53,125
have protein. Yeah. Does it? Doesn't it approach you? But

2491
02:40:53,206 --> 02:41:00,162
anyway, they have on Amazon probiotic fiber gummies. Okay, and

2492
02:41:00,183 --> 02:41:02,959
what is the name? I think it's too tartan. I'm

2493
02:41:02,978 --> 02:41:04,182
going to have to look it up. But what is

2494
02:41:04,221 --> 02:41:06,345
the point? You're giving us a tip of the day.

2495
02:41:06,406 --> 02:41:08,030
You're just telling, hey, if you... No, but there's a

2496
02:41:08,049 --> 02:41:09,814
ton of these things. You don't have to buy this

2497
02:41:09,933 --> 02:41:12,820
one brand. You need to tell us, okay, gut health.

2498
02:41:13,040 --> 02:41:14,625
How do I know if I need that for my

2499
02:41:14,684 --> 02:41:16,668
gut health? This is a tip of the day. You

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02:41:16,750 --> 02:41:20,558
do. Everybody needs to have fiber. They need probiotics. It's

2501
02:41:20,597 --> 02:41:23,174
just a fact. Do I have to give a lecture,

2502
02:41:23,193 --> 02:41:30,283
a medical lecture just to promote some cheap gummies? Well,

2503
02:41:30,304 --> 02:41:33,007
this is a tip of the day. And so typically,

2504
02:41:34,168 --> 02:41:36,352
you'll tell me why it's going to improve my life.

2505
02:41:36,512 --> 02:41:41,359
And so what is... It'll improve your poops. Oh, there

2506
02:41:41,418 --> 02:41:45,501
it is. Well, I will give that a try. Will

2507
02:41:45,522 --> 02:41:51,805
my poops be firmer? They'll be more regular, firmer, and

2508
02:41:51,825 --> 02:41:56,596
you'll feel better about things. The most boomer tip of

2509
02:41:56,657 --> 02:42:00,191
the day ever. What happened to prunes? What happened to

2510
02:42:00,271 --> 02:42:03,824
prune juice, man? This is a... Okay. Back in the

2511
02:42:03,843 --> 02:42:07,636
day. I take note of the details. Okay. Prunes are

2512
02:42:07,695 --> 02:42:10,022
good too, by the way. Okay. You have to give

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02:42:10,083 --> 02:42:12,090
us the name so we don't get the wrong poop

2514
02:42:12,129 --> 02:42:14,939
powder. Yes, yes. Okay. Well, I mean, like I said,

2515
02:42:15,078 --> 02:42:22,818
okay. Let me look it up. You're just making my

2516
02:42:22,879 --> 02:42:25,541
life miserable. Hey, I didn't come with the poop tip

2517
02:42:25,583 --> 02:42:33,931
of the day, okay? It wasn't my idea. You're just

2518
02:42:33,970 --> 02:42:39,172
randomly saying, oh, get some gummies off of Amazon. Well,

2519
02:42:39,272 --> 02:42:42,228
you might as well get those. Those bear, one of

2520
02:42:42,248 --> 02:42:47,332
those bear gummies that has 30,000 comments. What is it?

2521
02:42:48,072 --> 02:42:52,639
HarryboGold That's the gummy I would recommend. Go look at

2522
02:42:52,659 --> 02:42:57,430
the comments on HarryboGold. Okay, I will. Do you have

2523
02:42:57,490 --> 02:43:01,421
it? Do you have your favorite? Yeah, the one that

2524
02:43:01,399 --> 02:43:06,831
we're using here is 9-in-1. This is a 9-in-1, by

2525
02:43:06,870 --> 02:43:11,601
the way. This is a family thing? This is J.J.

2526
02:43:11,620 --> 02:43:15,888
and Brennan's thing and I started eating these. Pretty tasty.

2527
02:43:15,908 --> 02:43:23,884
9-in-1 probiotic from pretty good. Taryn to Taryn. Oh, man.

2528
02:43:24,528 --> 02:43:26,611
The whole, now do you have a, do you have

2529
02:43:26,912 --> 02:43:29,076
to pull a number to get into the bathroom? Do

2530
02:43:29,117 --> 02:43:32,141
you have like one of those? There's a little bunch

2531
02:43:32,222 --> 02:43:35,808
of buttons you push. All right. There it is, everybody.

2532
02:43:35,849 --> 02:43:38,314
You can get all the details at tipoftheday.net. Totaria, I

2533
02:43:38,334 --> 02:43:45,139
guess. Maybe that's it. Totaria. Just the tip with JCB

2534
02:43:45,879 --> 02:43:48,226
One second, I got more stuff. Oh, you got more?

2535
02:43:48,245 --> 02:43:53,840
There's also 5 billion CFU bacillus coagulans. Oh. Psyllium husk.

2536
02:43:53,860 --> 02:43:56,306
Oh, right. Inulin. Oh my God, it's got everything in

2537
02:43:56,325 --> 02:44:00,496
it. They're pineapple. It's delicious. It's the Swiss Army knife

2538
02:44:00,557 --> 02:44:04,868
of gummies, I tell you. It's got everything. Anyways, Totaria.

2539
02:44:04,888 --> 02:44:11,200
Totaria. That's it. T-O-T-A-R-I-A. Totaria. Okay. All right. As in

2540
02:44:11,239 --> 02:44:14,686
toe-tapper. You never know what you get with the tip

2541
02:44:14,707 --> 02:44:16,851
of the day. Could be a Chardonnay. It could be

2542
02:44:16,890 --> 02:44:19,495
a gummy. It could be gummies. Or a box cutter.

2543
02:44:19,515 --> 02:44:21,813
Or a box cutter. I mean, this is fantastic. The

2544
02:44:21,893 --> 02:44:23,902
box cutter was a great tip, by the way. The

2545
02:44:23,981 --> 02:44:26,332
box saw. Did you get one? Yeah, yeah, oh yeah.

2546
02:44:26,975 --> 02:44:29,787
Did you chop any boxes up? I chopped some boxes

2547
02:44:29,826 --> 02:44:36,191
right away. *Gasps* Those of you listening at noagendastream.com or

2548
02:44:36,233 --> 02:44:39,047
your modern podcast app, do stay tuned because up next

2549
02:44:39,106 --> 02:44:46,972
we have random thoughts. Sir Darren Paul McCartney O'Neill okay

2550
02:44:47,352 --> 02:44:49,577
I can't wait for that that'll be dynamite that's the

2551
02:44:49,618 --> 02:44:52,201
guy who just does podcasts and his wife brings home

2552
02:44:52,263 --> 02:44:54,647
the bacon it's amazing what a gig that guy has

2553
02:44:55,268 --> 02:44:59,195
end of show mixes from Sir Johnny B MVP and

2554
02:44:59,236 --> 02:45:04,505
Just Baker and we will return on Sunday. Once again,

2555
02:45:04,646 --> 02:45:06,530
to help you make sense of the world, make you

2556
02:45:06,590 --> 02:45:09,434
smart around the water cooler, as long as you remember

2557
02:45:09,735 --> 02:45:14,244
to support us at NoAgendaDonations.com. Until then, coming to you

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from the heart of the Texas Hill Country right here

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in Fredericksburg, Texas. In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.

2560
02:45:20,316 --> 02:45:23,873
And from Refinery Row. where I'm going to ask people,

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what do you think of the whatever girls? Send Adam

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a note at adamatcurry.com. I'm John C. DeVore. We'll be

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back on Sunday. Until then, adios, mofos, a-hooey, hooey, and

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such. ♪ The real ♪ ♪ Exposes the seal within

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♪ you been with them twist. Israel left angling while

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the red disruptor insists. G7 in the Alps posing in

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the to mistrade threats on the grapes while the mineral

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chains resist. Outro Music The deconstruction play that keeps the

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narrative in Give them the surface stories about the undercrumbers.

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We'll see you next time. The formula turns the flim

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flam into di-rex. Skim the cycle where the media spins

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02:46:35,175 --> 02:46:37,442
the wheel pin. Truth gets rinsed in the skin till

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the facts congeal in. No agenda cause the real exposes.

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See you within. If it resonates deep and the signal

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feels real within. Drop the bag for value. Producers keep

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the wheel in spin. No watching the drive when you

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feed what feeds your skin. If it slaps, then drop

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it in. Two mics and a- Trope! Ties of strings

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hits the mic Outro Music Outro Music knowledge get your

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hydration break whole-inch potato vodka for the in the mix

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Pakistan watching 60 days of politics 12th mom hidden since

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the year 800 some hardliners Sunday bomb is real. ♪

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The winds was be plannin' that attack ♪ ♪ But

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that's deep, Lord ♪ No agenda. Bisexual sponges Scrubbing both

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02:48:37,220 --> 02:48:43,941
ways Who was clearly hungover posting wild stuff woke up

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02:48:44,140 --> 02:48:47,988
under the covers fake tweets claiming the president's demise phantom

2587
02:48:48,048 --> 02:48:51,515
chef screenshots believe your own eyes hypocrite of the week

2588
02:48:51,615 --> 02:48:53,861
that's the segment they run no agenda means no filter

2589
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just call out everyone value for value no agenda no

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lies donate a little watch your name in the sky

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garbage bags out recycling the news korean ♪ Goldish potato

2592
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juice ♪ Deconstruct the narrative, peel back the sheen. Uncovering

2593
02:49:14,081 --> 02:49:19,813
the M5M hidden in between. No corporate gatekeepers pulling on

2594
02:49:19,852 --> 02:49:24,033
the thread. We build this architecture out of... But a

2595
02:49:24,476 --> 02:49:30,058
decentralized world requires an arc to keep the signal beaming

2596
02:49:30,119 --> 02:49:36,177
we need an earmark. Your time, your talent treasure a

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triptych of devotion that no metric can measure value for

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To the source. Us kill leading It's time. treasure time

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♪ All the transmission time ♪ ♪ Townsend treasure ♪

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The best podcast in the universe. Mopo. Dvorak.org slash N-A.

2601
02:50:11,120 --> 02:50:13,045
Yeah, I was going to podcast until I heard the

2602
02:50:13,104 --> 02:50:16,490
No Agenda show. It's great. Can someone tell me a

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better podcast than No Agenda?